Flower Paradise
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| Location: | North of Route 224 | |||
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| Region: | Sinnoh | |||
| Generations: | IV | |||
 Location of Flower Paradise in Sinnoh. | ||||
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The Flower Paradise (Japanese: はなのらくえん Flower Paradise) is an area in Sinnoh north of Route 224 where the legendary Pokémon Shaymin resides.
To access the Flower Paradise, players must receive a letter from Professor Oak. When Oak's Letter is in the bag, Professor Oak will be standing at the north of Route 224. After speaking with him, the player can examine the big rock to bring up a keyboard. Typing anything will cause Seabreak Path to appear. This is an extremely long road that leads to the very northeast corner of Sinnoh, where Flower Paradise is located. Shaymin is briefly met before exiting the area. When encountered again in the Flower Paradise, Shaymin is Level 30. Strangely, the music is the same as a normal wild Pokémon.
However, in the Japanese version of Pokémon Diamond and Pearl, a a glitch allows players to visit the area without Oak's Letter. In Pokémon Platinum, the appearance of Shaymin here now requires the activation of the Nintendo Event, preventing players from walking through walls via methods such as tweaking or using the Surf glitch.
Geography
After going through Seabreak Path, the longest location in existence, Flower Paradise can be finally found at the end of such a long path. Flower Paradise is literally covered in flowers of all colors, much like a paradise, which was how it was named. By going up a small hill to the top, Shaymin can be found. It is the only Pokémon to inhabit Flower Paradise, also being the only place to find it.
Pokémon
| Pokémon | Games | Location | Levels | Rate
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Shaymin Land Forme |
D | P | Pt | Event | 30 | Only one
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Name origin
Its name comes from the point that the entire area is covered in flowers.
In other languages
- Spanish: Paraíso Floral
- German: Blumenparadies
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