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* Despite being located in the Unova region, any Pokémon caught there will be displayed as being met in the [[Paldea]] region in [[Pokémon HOME]]. The same is also true for [[Kitakami]], which is not part of Paldea. | * Despite being located in the Unova region, any Pokémon caught there will be displayed as being met in the [[Paldea]] region in [[Pokémon HOME]]. The same is also true for [[Kitakami]], which is not part of Paldea. | ||
* The music that plays within the biomes and plazas of the Terarium, feature music from the soundtrack of [[Pokémon Black and White Versions]]: | * The music that plays within the biomes and plazas of the Terarium, feature music from the soundtrack of [[Pokémon Black and White Versions]]: | ||
** The music that played in | ** The music that played in {{rt|6|Unova}} and {{rt|4|Unova}} are featured in all variants of the Terarium theme. This is reflected in the [[Pokémon Scarlet - Violet + The Hidden Treasure of Area Zero Super Music Collection]], where [[Junichi Masuda]], and [[Shota Kageyama]] who contributed to the Route 4, and Route 6 themes respectively, are credited for all the Terarium Biome and Plaza themes as composers. | ||
** The music that plays in the Savanna and Canyon biomes, as well as the any of the plazas within the Terarium, features the | ** The music that plays in the Savanna and Canyon biomes, as well as the any of the plazas within the Terarium, features the {{rt|2|Unova}} theme from Pokémon Black and White. This is reflected in the Super Music Collection, where [[Hitomi Satō]], who is the original composer and arranger of the Route 2 theme, is credited for the Savanna Biome, Canyon Biome, and Plaza themes as a composer. | ||
** In the Coastal Biome, the Route 2 theme's feature is replaced with a feature of [[Driftveil City]]'s theme. This is reflected in the | ** In the Coastal Biome, the Route 2 theme's feature is replaced with a feature of [[Driftveil City]]'s theme. This is reflected in the Super Music Collection], where Hitomi Sato, who is the original composer and arranger of the Driftveil City theme, is credited for the Coastal Biome theme as a composer. | ||
*** This is likely a stylistic choice, to reflect [[Lacey]], the Blueberry Academy League Elite Four Member who is situated in the Coastal Biome, being the daughter of [[Driftveil Gym|Driftveil City's]] | *** This is likely a stylistic choice, to reflect [[Lacey]], the Blueberry Academy League Elite Four Member who is situated in the Coastal Biome, being the daughter of [[Driftveil Gym|Driftveil City's]] Gym Leader, [[Clay]]. | ||
** In the Polar Biome, the Route 2 theme's feature is replaced with a feature [[Opelucid City]]'s theme. | ** In the Polar Biome, the Route 2 theme's feature is replaced with a feature [[Opelucid City]]'s theme. | ||
*** This is likely a stylistic choice, to reflect [[Drayton]], the Blueberry Academy League Elite Four Member who is situated in the Polar Biome, being a relative of [[Opelucid Gym|Opelucid City's]] | *** This is likely a stylistic choice, to reflect [[Drayton]], the Blueberry Academy League Elite Four Member who is situated in the Polar Biome, being a relative of [[Opelucid Gym|Opelucid City's]] Gym Leader, [[Drayden]]. | ||
** Additionally, the wild Pokémon battle and Trainer battle themes are arrangements of the respective themes from Pokémon Black and White. | ** Additionally, the wild Pokémon battle and Trainer battle themes are arrangements of the respective themes from Pokémon Black and White. | ||
*** The music that plays during a battle with a Terastallized Pokémon, is an arrangement of the rare wild Pokémon battle theme from Pokémon Black and White. | *** The music that plays during a battle with a Terastallized Pokémon, is an arrangement of the rare wild Pokémon battle theme from Pokémon Black and White. | ||