Fuego Ironworks

Fuego Ironworks タタラ製鉄所 Tatara Ironworks "Home to Molten Foundries"
Map description:	The sprawling ironworks is located with the forest at its back. The ironworks refines iron ore mined from Mt. Coronet to make iron and to manufacture mechanical parts.
Location:	West of Route 205, north of Floaroma Town
Region:	Sinnoh
Generations:	IV, VIII
Location of Fuego Ironworks in Sinnoh.
Pokémon world locations

The Fuego Ironworks (Japanese: タタラ製鉄所 Tatara Ironworks) is a location in Sinnoh. Its motto is "Home to Molten Foundries." The building is owned by Mr. Fuego, a man who will give away a free Fire Stone to players who reach him in Diamond, Pearl, Brilliant Diamond, and Shining Pearl. In Pokémon Platinum, however, Mr. Fuego will offer the player four colored shards in trade for one Star Piece, one of each color (note that this can be repeated and thus Mr. Fuego can trade anytime should the player offer him a Star Piece). The interior of the building features spin tiles needed to navigate through the building.

It is located just north of Floaroma Town, while having the Eterna Forest at its back. It can be reached by surfing west in the stream on Route 205.

By going south and crossing the stream, the player will be able to reach the northern section of Floaroma Meadow.

The Fuego Ironworks refines iron ore mined from Mount Coronet to make iron and to manufacture mechanical parts.

Items

Exterior

Item		Location	Games
	Sitrus Berry	At the berry patch south of Fuego Ironworks building	D  P  Pt
	Sitrus Berry ×2	At the berry patch south of Fuego Ironworks building	BD  SP
	Wepear Berry ×4	At the berry patch south of Fuego Ironworks building	D  P  Pt  BD  SP
	Kelpsy Berry	At the berry patch south of Fuego Ironworks building	D  P  Pt
	Kelpsy Berry ×2	At the berry patch south of Fuego Ironworks building	BD  SP
	Ultra Ball	NortheastDPBDSP/NorthwestPt of the Honey Tree (hidden)	D  P  Pt  BD  SP
	Max Potion	Between a small gap between the right side of the Ironworks building and some trees (hidden)	D  P  BD  SP
	Big Mushroom	Between a small gap between the right side of the Ironworks building and some trees (hidden)	Pt

Interior

Item		Location	Games
	Burn Heal	On the other side of the wall east of Worker Dillan, in the section below the Full Heal	D  P  BD  SP
	Fire Stone	In the upper-right corner of the interior	D  P  Pt  BD  SP
	Rock Incense	At the bottom-right area of the interior, amongst the spinning pads	D  P  Pt  BD  SP
	TM35 (Flamethrower)	Right next to the boiler	D  P  Pt  BD  SP
	Hyper Potion	In a standalone barrel at the right side of the building interior (hidden)	D  P  BD  SP
	Star Piece ×2	In a standalone barrel at the right side of the building interior (hidden) Received from Mr. Fuego upon talking to him for the first time	Pt
	Full Heal	At a dead end above the walled-off section with two blue crates and four barrels (hidden)	D  P  BD  SP
	Fire Stone	Received from Mr. Fuego upon talking to him for the first time	D  P  BD  SP
	Green Shard	Between the twisting narrow spinning pad passage	Pt
	Red Shard	Just above Mr. Fuego's area	Pt
	Yellow Shard	Behind the blue box just north of the first spinning tiles	Pt
	Blue Shard	In a dead end directly right after the twisting narrow passage	Pt
	Calcium	Directly right from Worker Dillan, behind a wall	Pt
	Protein	At a dead end around the mid-upper-left area, northwest of Worker Holden (hidden)	Pt

Exchange for Star Pieces

Item		Location	Games
	Green Shard	From Mr. Fuego in exchange for a Star Piece (repeatable)	Pt
	Red Shard	From Mr. Fuego in exchange for a Star Piece (repeatable)	Pt
	Yellow Shard	From Mr. Fuego in exchange for a Star Piece (repeatable)	Pt
	Blue Shard	From Mr. Fuego in exchange for a Star Piece (repeatable)	Pt

Pokémon

Generation IV

Pokémon	Games						Location	Levels	Rate
Magnemite	D		P		Pt		Grass	28-30	30%
Magmar	D		P		Pt		Grass	28-29	30%	30%	20%
Wingull	D		P		Pt		Grass	29	10%
Shinx	D		P		Pt		Grass	28	10%
Luxio	D		P		Pt		Grass	29	10%
Pachirisu	D		P		Pt		Grass	29	10%
Floatzel	D		P		Pt		Grass	29-30	25%
Floatzel	D		P		Pt		Grass	29-31	25%
Shellos West Sea	D		P		Pt		Grass	28	20%
Gastrodon West Sea	D		P		Pt		Grass	29-30	15%
Gastrodon West Sea	D		P		Pt		Grass	29-31	15%	15%	25%
Surfing
Tentacool	D		P		Pt		Surfing	20-30	60%
Tentacruel	D		P		Pt		Surfing	20-40	5%
Tentacruel	D		P		Pt		Surfing	20-40	9%
Wingull	D		P		Pt		Surfing	20-30	30%
Pelipper	D		P		Pt		Surfing	20-40	5%
Shellos West Sea	D		P		Pt		Surfing	20-30	30%
Gastrodon West Sea	D		P		Pt		Surfing	20-40	1%
Fishing
Magikarp	D		P		Pt		Fishing Old Rod	3-10	100%
Magikarp	D		P		Pt		Fishing Old Rod	3-15	100%
Magikarp	D		P		Pt		Fishing Good Rod	10-25	55%
Finneon	D		P		Pt		Fishing Good Rod	10-25	45%
Shellder	D		P		Pt		Fishing Super Rod	20-40	15%
Shellder	D		P		Pt		Fishing Super Rod	20-50	15%
Gyarados	D		P		Pt		Fishing Super Rod	30-40	40%
Gyarados	D		P		Pt		Fishing Super Rod	30-55	40%
Lumineon	D		P		Pt		Fishing Super Rod	20-50	45%
Lumineon	D		P		Pt		Fishing Super Rod	30-55	45%
Swarm
Magnemite	D		P		Pt		Swarm	28-29	40%
Special Pokémon
Hoppip	D		P		Pt		Poké Radar	29	20%
Skiploom	D		P		Pt		Poké Radar	30	2%
Aron	D		P		Pt		Poké Radar	29-30	22%
Aron	D		P		Pt		Poké Radar	30-31	22%
A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here.

Additionally, wild Pokémon can appear on the Honey Tree.

Generation VIII

Pokémon	Games						Location	Levels	Rate
Wingull	BD			SP			Grass	29	10%
Shinx	BD			SP			Grass	28	10%
Luxio	BD			SP			Grass	29	10%
Pachirisu	BD			SP			Grass	29	10%
Floatzel	BD			SP			Grass	29-30	25%
Shellos West Sea	BD			SP			Grass	28	20%
Gastrodon West Sea	BD			SP			Grass	29-30	15%
Surfing
Tentacool	BD			SP			Surfing	20-30	60%
Tentacruel	BD			SP			Surfing	20-40	5%
Wingull	BD			SP			Surfing	20-30	30%
Pelipper	BD			SP			Surfing	20-40	5%
Fishing
Magikarp	BD			SP			Fishing Old Rod	3-10	100%
Magikarp	BD			SP			Fishing Good Rod	10-25	55%
Finneon	BD			SP			Fishing Good Rod	10-25	45%
Shellder	BD			SP			Fishing Super Rod	20-40	15%
Gyarados	BD			SP			Fishing Super Rod	30-40	40%
Lumineon	BD			SP			Fishing Super Rod	20-50	45%
Swarm
Magnemite	BD			SP			Swarm	28-29	40%
Special Pokémon
Hoppip	BD			SP			Poké Radar	29	20%
Skiploom	BD			SP			Poké Radar	30	2%
Aron	BD			SP			Poké Radar	29-30	22%
A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here.

Additionally, wild Pokémon can appear on the Honey Tree.

Trainers

Pokémon Diamond and Pearl

Trainer	Pokémon
Worker Dillan イサオ Isao Reward: $1240	Machop♂ Lv.31 No item
	Machoke♂ Lv.31 No item
Worker Holden シュウイチ Shūichi Reward: $1320	Steelix♂ Lv.33 No item
Worker Conrad シゲミチ Shigemichi Reward: $1320	Rapidash♂ Lv.33 No item
Trainers with a Vs. Seeker by their names, when alerted for a rematch using the item, may use higher-level Pokémon.

Pokémon Platinum

Trainer	Pokémon
Worker Dillan イサオ Isao Reward: $1320	Machop♂ Lv.33 No item
	Machoke♂ Lv.33 No item
Worker Holden シュウイチ Shūichi Reward: $1280	Magnemite Lv.32 No item
	Magnemite Lv.32 No item
	Magnemite Lv.32 No item
Worker Conrad シゲミチ Shigemichi Reward: $1400	Magmar♂ Lv.35 No item
Trainers with a Vs. Seeker by their names, when alerted for a rematch using the item, may use higher-level Pokémon.

Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl

Trainer	Pokémon
Worker Dillan イサオ Isao Reward: $1,488	Machop♂ Lv.31 No item
	Machoke♂ Lv.31 No item
Worker Holden シュウイチ Shūichi Reward: $1,584	Steelix♂ Lv.33 No item
Worker Conrad シゲミチ Shigemichi Reward: $1,584	Rapidash♂ Lv.33 No item
Trainers with a Vs. Seeker by their names, when alerted for a rematch using the item, may use higher-level Pokémon.

Layout

Exterior

Diamond	Pearl	Platinum	Brilliant Diamond	Shining Pearl

Interior

Diamond	Pearl	Platinum	Brilliant Diamond	Shining Pearl

In the anime

Fuego Ironworks in the anime

The Fuego Ironworks was first mentioned in Double Team Turnover!, where Mars reported that the research on the Veilstone meteorites that was being conducted there had been completed, and that the Red Chain project was nearing completion.

The Fuego Ironworks first appeared in Unlocking the Red Chain of Events!. Ash and his friends entered to rescue Looker and the Team Rocket trio from the clutches of Team Galactic. The Ironworks is also the location where Jupiter and Charon constructed the Red Chain. When they left, Charon left a fragment of the Red Chain for Looker to examine. When scanned directly into the International Police database, this caused the scanner to explode and the International Police database to be wiped.

Unlike in the games, the Fuego Ironworks in the anime is abandoned and shut down due to pollution. They have been infiltrated by Team Galactic and reactivated secretly to experiment on the Red Chain and Veilstone meteorites.

In the manga

Fuego Ironworks in Pokémon Adventures

Pokémon Adventures

Diamond & Pearl arc

Fuego Ironworks first appeared in Winning Over Wingull, where Pearl arrived there by accident after getting lost from his intended route to Lake Valor. After arriving, he was reunited with the Luxray that he had encountered several weeks earlier as a Luxio. Hearing voices from within the facility, Pearl rushed in to find Mr. Fuego, who revealed that Team Galactic had used the facility to produce the parts they required for the Galactic Bomb. After defeating the Pokémon that Team Galactic had left behind to guard the facility, Pearl asked Mr. Fuego for a list of parts that the villainous team had ordered.

In Cautious Clefairy, Mr. Fuego gave Pearl the list of ordered parts, which, to Pearl's confusion, revealed that Team Galactic was only building one Galactic Bomb, despite their goal being to capture all three lake guardians. He then offered to deliver some bolts and nuts to Rad Rickshaw in Eterna City in order to ask the bike shop owner why Team Galactic had held him captive earlier.

Trivia

Name origin

Fuego is the Spanish word for fire. Its Japanese name refers to 蹈鞴 tatara, foot bellows.

In other languages

Language Title Chinese Cantonese 多多羅鋼鐵廠 Dōdōlòh Gongtitchǎng * 多多羅鐵工廠 Dōdōlòh Titgūngchóng * 多多羅製鐵廠 Dōdōlòh Jaititchóng * Mandarin 多多羅鋼鐵廠 / 多多罗钢铁厂 Duōduōluó Gāngtiěchǎng * 多多羅鐵工廠 / 多多罗铁工厂 Duōduōluó Tiěgōngchǎng * Finnish Fuegon paja French Forge Fuego German Feurio-HütteBDSP FeuriohütteDPPt Italian Fonderie Fuego Korean 골풀무제철소 Golpulmu Jecheolso Polish Huta Fuego Brazilian Portuguese Fuego de Ferro Spanish Forja Fuego Vietnamese Xưởng đúc Tatara

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