Coronet Highlands
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| Location: | Center of Hisui | |||
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| Region: | Hisui | |||
| Generations: | VIII | |||
 Location of Coronet Highlands in Hisui. | ||||
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The Coronet Highlands (Japanese: 天冠の山麓 Tengan Foothills) are a large area in Hisui. It is located on Mount Coronet. It is home to a Noble Hisuian Electrode and Sneasler.
The Coronet Highlands has a special magnetic field that allows Magneton and Nosepass to evolve into Magnezone and Probopass, respectively, without using a Thunder Stone. Additionally, all Burmy that battle here will turn into their Sandy Cloak form.
Sublocations
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| Highlands Camp | 
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A base camp which serves as the starting point of expeditions into Coronet Highlands. |
| Heavenward Lookout | 
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A lightly forested area settled at the base of Mount Coronet. |
| Wayward Cave | 
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A single-leveled, sprawling maze of tunnels that leads to Wayward Wood. |
| Wayward Wood | 
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A forest above Wayward Cave which opens up next to a small, oblong lake that creates two waterfalls. |
| Ancient Quarry | 
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A large chamber filled with stone. |
| Sonorous Path | 
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A lightly-forested trail with many Ursaring. |
| Mountain Camp | 
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A camp south of Lonely Spring. |
| Lonely Spring | 
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An isolated lake at the eastern end of Sonorous Path which is almost completely surrounded by a mountain ring. |
| Clamberclaw Cliffs | 
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A steep area which overlooks the northeastern sea of Hisui. |
| Celestica Ruins | 
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Ruins with many stone columns, and statues of Dialga, Palkia, and Giratina. |
| Celestica Trail | 
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A long passage that runs east to west from Sonorous Path and Clamberclaw Cliffs to Bolderoll Ravine. |
| Primeval Grotto | 
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An area composed of two parts: a forest and a grotto. The grotto contains a small cavern with two separate entrances, each leading into a different room of the cave. |
| Sacred Plaza | 
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A multi-leveled set of wide cliffs that acts a junction for multiple areas near the summit of Mount Coronet. |
| Stonetooth Rows | 
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A set of stone terraces that lead up to the Sacred Plaza. |
| Bolderoll Ravine | 
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A collection of ravines that carve into the mountain which are rich in ore deposits. |
| Fabled Spring | 
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A region split into two forested sections, each on either side of a river basin. Patches of purple flowers are strewn throughout the spring. |
| Summit Camp | 
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The northernmost camp in Coronet Highlands. |
| Moonview Arena | 
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A crater-like section of a mountain range connected to the Sacred Plaza. A single tree stands at the edge of the arena, where Hisuian Voltorb and the noble Electrode supposedly nestle. |
| Cloudcap Pass | 
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A barren path that leads up to the top of Mount Coronet and the Temple of Sinnoh. The area is covered in snow due to the increased elevation. |
| Stone Portal | 
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A passageway that acts as the final checkpoint that connects to the Temple of Sinnoh. |
| Temple of Sinnoh | 
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A large temple located at the very peak of Mount Coronet, in the northwest corner of the Coronet Highlands. |
| Hall of Origin | 
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A hall where the Mythical Pokémon Arceus resides. |
Items
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This section is incomplete. Please feel free to edit this section to add missing information and complete it. Reason: Ursaluna digging item table, see this document for details |
Overworld items
- Main article: Coronet Highlands/Items
In brief, the following items can be found in the overworld around the Coronet Highlands.
Wayward Cave
- Main article: Wayward Cave
In brief, the following items can be found in the overworld in Wayward Cave.
| Stardust | Star Piece | Tumblestone | Iron Chunk | Black Tumblestone |
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| Sky Tumblestone | ||||
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Stone Portal
- Main article: Stone Portal
In brief, the following items can be found in the overworld at Stone Portal.
| Iron Chunk |
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Pokémon
Detailed information on wild Pokémon can be found on the individual location pages.
For fixed alpha Pokémon, and Pokémon found exclusively in space-time distortions or mass outbreaks, use the following links:
- Alpha Pokémon → Coronet Highlands,
- Space-time distortion → Coronet Highlands,
- Mass outbreak → Pokémon Legends: Arceus.
Gallery
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Trivia
- The Coronet Highlands' Hisui Pokédex sublisting is the only one without Bidoof or Bibarel.
- The music that plays in the Coronet Highlands features motifs from various themes from Pokémon Diamond and Pearl Versions and its remakes. This was confirmed in the Pokémon LEGENDS Arceus Super Music Collection.
- "Coronet Highlands", which plays during midday while in most locations of the Coronet Highlands, is a remix of Oreburgh City's theme.
- This is the only instance where the successful quelling of the areas respective frenzied Noble Pokémon does not result in the midday theme being replaced with a version of the theme that has additional elements added in.
- Additionally, the Coronet Highlands is the only field location in the game to have just one midday theme, rather than two alternating themes like all other field locations.
- The music that plays in Wayward Cave is a remix of both the Oreburgh Gate and Oreburgh Mine themes.
- The music that plays near and within the Stone Portal is a remix of Mt. Coronet's theme.
- The music that plays at the Temple of Sinnoh is a remix of Spear Pillar's theme.
- "Coronet Highlands", which plays during midday while in most locations of the Coronet Highlands, is a remix of Oreburgh City's theme.
In other languages
| Language | Title | |
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| Chinese | Cantonese | 天冠山麓 Tīngūn Sāanlūk |
| Mandarin | 天冠山麓 Tiānguān Shānlù | |
| French | Contrefort Couronné | |
| German | Kraterberg-Hochland | |
| Italian | Pendici Corona | |
| Korean | 천관산 기슭 Cheongwan-San Giseuk | |
| Spanish | Ladera Corona | |
Related articles
| Locations with special magnetic fields |
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