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Revision as of 23:01, 30 December 2007
Sendoff Spring (Japanese: おくりのいずみ Sendoff Spring), an area off of Route 214 at the end of the Spring Path, is the area in which Turnback Cave, the home of Giratina, is located. The player must use Rock Climb to get to Turnback Cave. It will only appear after the player obtains the National Pokédex. The map refers to it as the fourth lake of Sinnoh, that was "kept secret".
Pokémon
style="background: #FFFFAA;" style="background: #5ED0FF;" style="background: #003366; color: #FFFF99;"Name | Games | Location | Levels | Rate | |
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All Times | |||||
Golduck | D | P | Grass | 53-54 | 20% |
Bibarel | D | P | Grass | 52-54 | 45% |
Chimecho | D | P | Grass | 52,54 | 10% |
Morning | |||||
Staravia | D | P | Grass | 52-54 | 25% |
Day | |||||
Staravia | D | P | Grass | 52-54 | 25% |
Night | |||||
Staravia | D | P | Grass | 52-54 | 5% |
Noctowl | D | P | Grass | 53-54 | 20% |
Special Pokémon* | |||||
Solrock | D | P | Dongle: (Ruby) |
52 | 8% |
Lunatone | D | P | Dongle: (Sapphire) |
52 | 8% |
Fishing & Surfing
Name | Games | Location | Levels | Rate | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Magikarp | D | P | Old Rod | 3-10 | 100% |
D | P | Good Rod | 10-25 | 65% | |
Goldeen | D | P | Good Rod | 10-25 | 35% |
Golduck | D | P | Surfing | 40-55 | 100% |
After getting National Dex | |||||
Gyarados | D | P | Super Rod | 30-55 | 65% |
Seaking | D | P | Super Rod | 20-50 | 35% |