Ultra Ruin
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| Location: | Ultra Space | |||
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| Region: | Alola | |||
| Generations: | VII | |||
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Ultra Ruin (Japanese: ウルトラビルディング Ultra Building) is the home of Guzzlord, accessible through Rarity 4 warp holes in Ultra Warp Ride, located several thousand light-years from Alola. It only appears in Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon.
Description
The Ultra Ruin is a destroyed futuristic Hau'oli City from another dimension. The ruins are situated on top of a toppled skyscraper. Multiple doors and faded signs for a Tourist Bureau, an apparel shop, a malasada shop and a salon are visible on it, suggesting the city was arranged as a block of flats.
Some debris is reminiscent of the Hau'oli City from the player's dimension, such as one of the big gates from the city's entrances, the red fences painted by Ilima, the chipped wall where the Poké Finder was first used, and a rusted sign reading: "...oli... ...ity Ha... "Servi... ... ...ity's... ...need...", which resembles the City Hall sign.
The only characters that can be interacted with are a man in a protective Guzzlord-themed suit, and a Guzzlord. According to the suited man, the people of this world fled to other planets, but he remained in order to keep check on Guzzlord, which he refers to as "Mr. Glutton" (Japanese: 食いしん坊くん Glutton-kun). He wears the suit because breathing too much air in the place is dangerous. After catching Guzzlord, the suited man says that it has taken a liking to the player and asks them to take good care of it.
The suited man will also provide the player with tidbits of information on some of the debris and items that can be interacted with, such as a working filtering machine to make dirty water safe for drinking; an electronic Hau'oli City beachfront display, which appears to be the only remnants of the color blue in this world; "Relocation Notice" cards, which served as virtual storage devices (back when machines that could read them existed); and posters for a power plant, others from its kind having been burned by people from two generations ago.
According to the man, older people did not like hearing about this power plant, albeit he seems unaware of the reason.
Pokémon
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60 | Once per visit | |||||||||
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Trivia
- The music for this area is a reversed and distorted version of the two overworld music tracks played in Hau'oli City.
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