User:Chaogotchi/Meteorite (Deoxys)

Meteorite
いんせき
Meteorite
Meteorite
Sprite from Pokémon Scarlet and Violet
Introduced in Generation IX
Pocket
Generation IX Key items

The Meteorite (Japanese: いんせき Meteorite) is a Key Item introduced in Generation IX. It allows Deoxys to change between its four forms.

In the core series games

Effect

Generation IX

In Pokémon Scarlet and Violet, when the Meteorite is used from the Bag on Deoxys, the player can switch between any of Deoxys's forms in a set order. It changes in the order of: Normal Forme to Attack Forme, Attack Forme to Defense Forme, Defense Forme to Speed Forme, and Speed Forme back to Normal Forme.

Description

Games Description
SVZA A rock that fell to earth from space. It’s slightly warm to the touch. It allows a certain species of Pokémon to change forms.

Acquisition

Games Method
SVVersion 3.0.0+ Porto Marinada auction (if the player owns a Deoxys)

Non-item appearances

Since Generation IV, Meteorites have appeared as interactive objects in certain locations, starting in Pokémon Diamond and Pearl. Interacting with these meteorites while Deoxys is in your party can change its form. Some meteorites allow Deoxys to change into one specific form, whereas others allow Deoxys to cycle between all four of its forms, in the same way as the Key Item.

Region Location Information
Sinnoh Veilstone City Four meteorites in the southeastern corner of the city, in three craters. Each meteorite can change all Deoxys in the player's party into one of its forms:
  • The meteorite in the uppermost crater transforms Deoxys into its Speed Forme.
  • The meteorite in the center crater transforms Deoxys into its Normal Forme.
  • The upper-right meteorite in the lowermost crater transforms Deoxys into its Attack Forme.
  • The lower-left meteorite in the lowermost crater transforms Deoxys into its Defense Forme.
KantoHGSS Route 3 Four meteorites at the southwestern end of the route. Each meteorite can change all Deoxys in the player's party into one of its forms:
  • The top-left meteorite transforms Deoxys into its Normal Forme.
  • The bottom-left meteorite transforms Deoxys into its Defense Forme.
  • The bottom-right meteorite transforms Deoxys into its Speed Forme.
  • The top-right meteorite transforms Deoxys into its Attack Forme.
Unova Nacrene Museum A singular meteorite on display in the upper-left corner of the ground floor. It allows a singular Deoxys to cycle between all of its forms.
Kalos Fossil Lab Five meteorites on a shelf at the back of the lab. All five meteorites can allow a singular Deoxys to cycle between any of its forms.
HoennORAS Fallarbor Town A singular meteorite on display at the back of Professor Cozmo's house. It allows a singular Deoxys to cycle between all of its forms.
Alola Hokulani Observatory A singular meteorite displayed besides Sophocles in the back room of the observatory. It allows a singular Deoxys to cycle between all of its forms.

Appearance

Generation IV
 D  P  Pt 
Sinnoh
 HG  SS 
Kanto
Generation V
 B  W  B2  W2 
Unova
Generation VI
 X  Y 
Kalos
 OR  AS 
Hoenn
Generation VII
 S  M  US  UM 
Alola
Generation VIII
 BD  SP 
Sinnoh


In other languages

Language Title
Chinese Cantonese 隕石 Wáhnsehk
Mandarin 隕石 / 陨石 Yǔnshí
Czech Meteorit
Finnish Meteoriitti
French Météorite
German Meteorit
Italian Meteorite
Korean 운석 Unseok
Brazilian Portuguese Meteorito
Spanish Meteorito
Vietnamese Thiên thạch

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