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Revision as of 04:50, 29 December 2014
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Soaring in the sky (Japanese: 大空 sky) is a game mechanic introduced in Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire. It is only accessible by use of the Eon Flute and summoning LatiosOR or LatiasAS.
Mechanics
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Soaring can first be accessed after receiving the Eon Flute from Steven Stone. Once the Eon Flute is used, LatiasAS or LatiosOR will come to the the player's side and Mega Evolve. This is regardless to whether or not the Pokémon are present in the player's party, are holding their respective Mega Stones, have been released, or have been transferred or traded away.
While soaring, several wild Flying-type Pokémon may be encountered, as well as special locations known as Mirage spots. Players may also freely travel to any previously visited location, much in the same way as flying.
Players also maintain full control over the Pokémon, allowing them to perform various aerobatic stunts.
Maneuver | Description | Combination |
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Bucking | The Pokémon begins to thrash while the rider lets go. The rider then attempts to maintain their balance on its back. | A or ↓ + A |
Scoot Back | The Pokémon wriggles several paces backward. | ↑ + A |
Accelerate | Increases the Pokémon's speed. | B + ↑ |
Braking | The Pokémon pulls back and makes a sudden stop. | ↑ + ↓ |
Ascend | The Pokémon pitches upward, increasing its altitude. | ↑ + X |
Descend | The Pokémon pitches downward, decreasing its altitude. | ↑ + Y |
Inverted Descent | The Pokémon pitches upward, while simultaneously decreasing its altitude and drifting down in a backward motion. | ↓ + X |
Inverted Ascent | The Pokémon pitches downward, while simultaneously increasing its altitude and rising in a backward motion. | ↓ + Y |
Somersault | The Pokémon takes an abrupt nosedive, spinning downward in a corkscrew fashion and then righting itself after completing a 360° flip. | ↑ + L |
Loop the Loop | The Pokémon pitches upwards, inverting itself and the rider in an arch before nosediving and completing a 360° flip. | ↑ + R |
Barrel-roll Dash | The Pokémon accelerates forward, spinning to make one complete rotation. | ↑ + B |
Zoom climb | The Pokémon accelerates rapidly upwards while rolling into a spin. | ↑ + X & B |
Dive-bomb Dash | The Pokémon accelerates rapidly downward while performing a spinning dive. | ↑ + Y & B |
Immelmann turn | The Pokémon pitches upwards 90°, break into an erect spin making 3 rotations, followed by leveling off at another 90°. This forces itself and the rider to reface the Hoenn region. | Reaching the Map's edge |
Mirage spots
Hoenn is home to strange phenomena known as Mirage spots, which occur throughout the region. Many are random and spontaneous, while others may only be found when in possession of certain Items or Pokémon. These anomalies can manifest themselves in several ways, including: rifts within the Space-Time Continuum, unusual localized weather phenomena, and the sudden appearance of entire islands and other landmasses.
Mysterious portals lie in the heart of many of these spots. If interacted with, a rare legendary Pokémon may emerge from the portal, inciting battle with the player.
Once every 24 hours, a special Mirage spot such as caves, forests, islands or mountains will spawn into existence. The player can also encounter more through StreetPass; however, once the original 24-hour-cycle has ended, all current Mirage spots will fade away. In Pacifidlog Town lives a old man who will inform the player about Mirage spots.
Daily Mirage spots
Mirage Islands
- Main article: Mirage Islands
The locations that Mirage Island can appear are:
- West of Route 104
- West of Dewford Town
- North of Route 113
- North of Route 124
- North of Route 125
- South of Pacifidlog Town
- South of Route 132
- South of Route 134
Mirage Forests
- Main article: Mirage Forests
The locations that Mirage Forest can appear are:
- West of Route 105
- South of Route 109
- North of Route 111
- West of Route 114
- North of Lilycove City
- North of Route 124
- East of Mossdeep City
- South of Route 132
Mirage Caves
- Main article: Mirage Caves
The locations that Mirage Cave can appear are:
- South of Route 107
- North of Fallarbor Town
- West of Route 115
- North of Fortree City
- North of Route 124
- Southeast of Route 129
- South of Pacifidlog Town
- North of Route 132
Mirage Mountains
- Main article: Mirage Mountains
The locations that Mirage Mountain can appear are:
- West of Route 104
- North of Lilycove City
- North of Route 125
- Northeast of Route 125
- East of Route 125
- Southeast of Route 129
- South of Route 129
- South of Route 131
Crescent Isle
- Main article: Crescent Isle
Crescent Isle appears at random or when it is received through Streetpass. Cresselia is found here.
Conditional Mirage spots
Pathless Plain
- Main article: Pathless Plain
The Pathless Plain will only appear if the player has three Pokémon with maxed EVs in their party. Cobalion, Terrakion, and Virizion can be found here depending upon the day set in the 3DS.
Nameless Cavern
- Main article: Nameless Cavern
The Nameless Cavern will only appear if the player has three Pokémon with max friendship in their party. Uxie, Azelf, and Mesprit can be found here.
Fabled Cave
- Main article: Fabled Cave
The Fabled Cave will appear if the player has a level 100 Pokémon on their team. ReshiramOR or ZekromAS can be found here.
Gnarled Den
- Main article: Gnarled Den
The Gnarled Den will appear if the player has Reshiram and Zekrom on their team. Kyurem can be found here.
Trackless Forest
- Main article: Trackless Forest
The Trackless Forest will only appear if the player has Ho-Oh or Lugia in their party. Raikou, Entei, and Suicune can be found here depending upon the time set on the 3DS.
Dimensional Rifts
Two Dimensional Rifts can appear in the sky above Hoenn, described in-game as "huge gaps". Both rifts appear south of Dewford Town. The first contains DialgaAS or PalkiaOR and only appears if the player has Uxie, Azelf, and Mesprit in their party. The second gap contains Giratina and only appears if the player has Dialga and Palkia in their party. After the player has captured DialgaAS, PalkiaOR, and Giratina, the dimensional gaps will no longer appear.
Storm Clouds
Two black clouds can appear in the sky above Hoenn, both appearing above Fortree City. The first appears if the player has a Castform in their party and it contains TornadusOR or ThundurusAS. The second cloud appears if the player has Tornadus and Thundurus in their party and it contains Landorus. After the player has captured TornadusOR, ThundurusAS, and Landorus, the storm clouds will no longer appear.
Pokémon
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Special Encounter - Dimensional Rifts | ||||||||||||||||
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OR | AS |
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50 | One | |||||||||||
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50 | One | |||||||||||
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50 | One | |||||||||||
Special Encounter - Storm Clouds | ||||||||||||||||
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OR | AS |
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50 | One | |||||||||||
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50 | One | |||||||||||
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OR | AS |
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50 | One | |||||||||||
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