Unown Report

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The Unown Report (Japanese: アンノーンノート Unknown Notebook) is a key item in HeartGold and SoulSilver Versions.

Bag Unown Report Sprite.png

The Unown Report records the different forms of Unown the player has caught, and is the HeartGold and SoulSilver equivalent of the Unown Dex expansion of the Pokédex in Gold, Silver, and Crystal. It is given to the player by a researcher when the player solves the first tile puzzle in the Ruins of Alph.

As more Unown forms are captured the researchers learn more about the Unown and history of the ruins. When the researchers make discoveries the player will make note of them in the report. After capturing the twenty-six alphabetical Unown forms, opening the hidden rooms in each of the four stone panel chambers, and completing Page 7 of the Unown Report, the '!' and '?' forms start to appear in the entrance hall of the ruins. Catching these completes the research.

Transcript

 
The first page of the Unown Report
 
The second page of the Unown Report, displaying the caught forms of Unown

Page 1

Unown Report
<Player's name>

Number of Unown
Current Kinds: <number of Unown caught>

Page 2

  Anger
  Bear
  Chase
  Direct
  Engage
  Find
  Give
  Help
  Increase
  Join
  Keep
  Laugh
  Make
  Nuzzle

Page 3

  Observe
  Perform
  Quicken
  Reassure
  Search
  Tell
  Undo
  Vanish
  Want
  XXXXX
  Yield
  Zoom
  ?????
  ! ! ! ! !

Page 4

Found a strange puzzle in the ruins. Solved it, and suddenly a hole opened up in the ground and I dropped into the room below! Should have known that ancient ruins would have surprising tricks like that.

There was a stone statue where I fell. The place might have been a reception hall. Then, suddenly, the Unown appeared. That puzzle was like a key somehow. It woke the Unown up from their sleep. These ruins have become difficult.

Page 5

If you turn on the radio in the ruins, you can receive mysterious radio waves! It's proof that the Unown communicate with each other using radio waves!

There are as many Unown as there are letters in the alphabet. Right now, we're confirming the existence of 26 kinds of Unown. Do you think you can find all 26 of them?

Page 6

It seems that individually they don't make much sense, but when the various Unown are arranged in order, they begin to make sense. In nature, they seem to be scattered around randomly, but the truth is they're arranged in a very specific order.

In this report, the scattered Unown were sorted and put into order by the research-center staff. That makes the Unown much easier to understand.

Page 7

Scratched on the floor of the ruins are Unown letters. Finding the room feels like a huge discovery! The Researchers were very excited and said they were going to go check it out.

There aren't just 26 different kinds of Unown, Two more have been discovered! But that begs the question of where those other two kinds are hiding...

Page 8

The characters found scratched on the floor in the small room are transcribed here in this report.

Unown Text
OUR FRIENDS LOOK Our friends look
UP AND HEARTILY up and heartily
CONGRATULATE US congratulate us

We don't know what this could possibly mean yet.

The Researchers were saying they'll need to examine the ruins again, but...?

Page 9

In the past, it seems that Unown lived with relatives of humans in these ruins. In the lower levels of these ruins is a Pokémon statue. We've come to understand that it was those relatives who made that statue.

The Unown are very timid creatures, so they don't go outside the ruins. Even if a bunch of people gathered near the ruins, it is said that the ones who wished for Unown and humans to again coexist have all left.

In the anime

 
Professor Oak and Tracey Sketchit looking at Professor Hale's "Unknown" report

In Spell of the Unown, Professor Spencer Hale was an Unown researcher who wrote a report on his findings. Unhappy with this, the Unown caused him to disappear. The report contained many grammatical errors, and misspelled "Unown" as "Unknown". This is because it was also written in English in the Japanese version of the movie.

Trivia

In other languages

Language Title
  French Carnet Zarbi
  German Icognitoheft
  Italian UnownBloc
  Korean 안농노트 Annong Note
  Spanish Bloc Unown


See also


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