Area Zero

Area Zero エリアゼロ
Area Zero
"Wild Missingno. appeared!"
Upper Area Zero.png
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Location: Great Crater of Paldea
Region: Paldea
Generations: IX
Paldea Great Crater of Paldea Map.png
Location of Area Zero in Paldea.
Pokémon world locations

Area Zero (Japanese: エリアゼロ Area Zero) is an area located within the Great Crater of Paldea at the center of the Paldea region. It is initially accessed from the Zero Gate. After the player has entered Area Zero for the first time, they may also enter it by falling through the clouds over the Great Crater of Paldea.

The area is strictly off-limits to most people, though the Flying Taxi service still covers it. An official school rule, explicitly stated by Director Clavell, forbids any student of Naranja AcademyS/Uva AcademyV from entering Area Zero during the Treasure Hunt due to the aggressive Pokémon that live there and the hazardous geography of the area. It contains various wild Pokémon, including Paradox Pokémon, that usually cannot be encountered anywhere else. Additionally, it is where the Terastal phenomenon originated; Tera Orbs are made out of the crystals found in Area Zero. Furthermore, if the player Terastallizes their own Pokémon within Area Zero, the Tera Orb will automatically be recharged at the end of the battle.

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History

 
The depths of Area Zero

2,000 years ago, the Paldean emperor attempted many expeditions into Area Zero, starting off the Great Age of Exploration. The reason was due to a rumor, claiming there was treasure located at the bottom. However, this decision led to the empire declining after 1,000 years. 800 years later, Heath and the Area Zero expedition team would be the first to reach Area Zero's bottom. Here, Heath proceeds to take many notes on the area, Herba Mystica, the various wild Pokémon and first encounter with the mysterious Paradox Pokémon. He would later record his research into the Scarlet BookS/Violet BookV. However, people accused Heath of fabricating his story, and the whole expedition was widely discredited. The expedition team also took the Herba Mystica with them outside of the crater for a research project. The project failed due to local Pokémon consuming the herbs and transforming into the Titan Pokémon.

60 years after the expedition, the Terastal phenomenon would be discovered for the first time in Area Zero. However, the phenomenon could not be achieved outside of Area Zero. 53 years later, a research station was built in Area Zero in order for research to be continued at the location. Ten years before the events of Pokémon Scarlet and Violet, Professor SadaS/Professor TuroV started an expedition into Area Zero, setting up the Zero Lab. The professor would find a way to achieve the Terastal phenomenon outside of Area Zero through the use of Tera Orbs. Eventually, the professor moved permanently into the Zero Lab to continue more research on Area Zero and the Paradox Pokémon as part of the Tera Project, leaving their son Arven behind to take care of himself. Not long before the events of the game, Arven would enter Area Zero in an attempt to find his parent, only for his Mabosstiff to be attacked by a creature he describes as either "rampaging"S or "metallic, machine"V. This injures it to the point where all attempts at using traditional medicine failed to heal it, until he decides to ask the player for assistance, setting into motion the events of the game.

Places of interest

Research Stations

There are four Research Stations located around Area Zero. Upon entering Area Zero for the first time, Professor SadaS/Professor TuroV request that the player, Arven, Nemona, and Penny visit all four Research Stations to deactivate the locks of the Zero Lab, where they reside. Each of the Research Stations have a warp tile which can teleport the player to the Zero Gate or any of the other Research Stations, if they have already been visited. There is also a bed in each, where the player can rest and heal their party.

Each of the Research Stations have journals which describe Professor Sada'sS/Professor Turo'sV efforts in studying the Terastal phenomenon, as well as Koraidon and the ancient pastS/Miraidon and the distant futureV.

See also: Area Zero journals
       
Outside Research
Station No. 1
Outside Research
Station No. 2
Outside Research
Station No. 3
Outside Research
Station No. 4
       
Inside Research
Station No. 1
Inside Research
Station No. 2
Inside Research
Station No. 3
Inside Research
Station No. 4

Zero Lab

Main article: Zero Lab

The Zero Lab is where Professor SadaS/Professor TuroV conducted their research. It is located at the very bottom of Area Zero.

Items

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On the ground

Item Location Games
  Dusk Stone Overworld  S  V 
  Shiny Stone Overworld  S  V 
  Bright Powder Overworld  S  V 
  Sitrus Berry Overworld  S  V 
  Apicot Berry Overworld  S  V 
  Ganlon Berry Overworld  S  V 
  Liechi Berry Overworld  S  V 
  Petaya Berry Overworld  S  V 
  Salac Berry Overworld  S  V 

TM Materials

Item Location Games
  Pichu Fur Overworld  S  V 

Pokémon

Upper Field

 
The Upper Field

From the entrance of Area Zero to just before Research Station No. 2, the following Pokémon can spawn.

Pokémon Games Terrain Levels Probability Weight Group Rate Group Pokémon
                 
Prairie
S V 52-56 10 × ×
S V 52-56 30 × ×
S V 52-55 1 × ×
S V 52-56 30 100%
S V 52-56 1 1 1 0 × ×
S V 52-56 30 × ×
S V 52-56 20 100%
S V 54-56 15 10%
S V 52-56 15 40%
S V 52-56 20 × ×
S V 52-56 5 × ×
S V 52-56 10 100%
S V 52-56 10 100%
S V 52-56 20 × ×
S V 52-56 15 × ×
S V 52-56 20 × ×
S V 52-56 20 × ×
S V 52-56 15 × ×
Riverside
S V 52-56 20 × ×
S V 52-62 1 × ×
S V 52-60 30 100%
S V 52-60 10 100%
S V 52-60 5 100%
S V 52-60 20 × ×
Rocky Area
S V 52-56 30 100%
S V 52-56 0 0 20 20 100%
S V 54-56 15 10%
S V 52-56 30 × ×
S V 52-56 30 100%
S V 52-56 60 × ×
S V 52-56 20 × ×
S V 52-53 20 100%
S V 52-55 30 × ×
S V 52-56 60 100%
S V 52-56 10 × ×
S V 52-56 15 × ×
S V 52-56 15 × ×
A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here.
Probability weight indicates the likelihood that a Pokémon will spawn at a certain point in this location relative to others that can spawn there. A higher probability weight generally indicates that a Pokémon is more likely to spawn.
Pokémon with the highest or lowest level requirements may not spawn in every possible location within this area.
  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 This Pokémon only appears after beating the main story


Lower Field

 
The Lower Field

Between Research Station No. 2 and the cloud layer that separates the depths of Area Zero, the following Pokémon will spawn.

Pokémon Games Terrain Levels Probability Weight Group Rate Group Pokémon
                 
Prairie
S V 55-59 10 × ×
S V 55-59 30 × ×
S V 55 1 × ×
S V 55-59 1 1 1 0 × ×
S V 55-59 30 × ×
S V 55-59 15 10%
S V 59 1 × ×
S V 55-59 15 40%
S V 55-59 20 × ×
S V 55-58 10 100%
S V 55-59 10 100%
S V 55-59 20 × ×
S V 55-59 20 × ×
S V 55-59 20 × ×
S V 55-59 20 × ×
Riverside
S V 55-56 20 × ×
S V 55-59 1 × ×
S V 55-59 30 × ×
S V 55-59 30 100%
S V 55-59 10 100%
S V 55-59 10 100%
S V 55-59 20 × ×
S V 55-59 5 100%
S V 55-59 30 100%
S V 55-59 20 × ×
Rocky Area
S V 55-59 30 100%
S V 55-59 20 100%
S V 55-59 0 0 20 20 100%
S V 55-59 15 10%
S V 55-59 30 × ×
S V 55-59 30 100%
S V 55-59 60 × ×
S V 55-59 20 × ×
S V 55 30 × ×
S V 55-59 60 100%
S V 55-59 10 × ×
S V 55-59 15 × ×
S V 55-59 15 × ×
A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here.
Probability weight indicates the likelihood that a Pokémon will spawn at a certain point in this location relative to others that can spawn there. A higher probability weight generally indicates that a Pokémon is more likely to spawn.
Pokémon with the highest or lowest level requirements may not spawn in every possible location within this area.
  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 This Pokémon only appears after beating the main story
  2. This Pokémon will always be carrying a Leader's Crest


Small Cave

 
The entrance to the Small Cave

After exiting Research Station No. 2, walk to the left, and then continue going up the grassy hill. The following Pokémon will spawn inside. Despite appearing as a cave, several Prairie spawners can be found inside.

Pokémon Games Terrain Levels Probability Weight Group Rate Group Pokémon
                 
Prairie
S V 52-55 1 × ×
S V 52-56 1 1 1 0 × ×
S V 52-56 10 100%
Cave
S V 52-56 20 × ×
S V 52-56 0 0 0 1 × ×
S V 52-56 50 80%
S V 52-55 20 × ×
S V 52-56 10 100%
S V 52-56 3 100%
S V 52-54 30 × ×
S V 52-56 10 × ×
S V 52-56 20 × ×
S V 52 5 100%
S V 52-55 1 × ×
S V 52-56 15 × ×
S V 52-56 15 × ×
A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here.
Probability weight indicates the likelihood that a Pokémon will spawn at a certain point in this location relative to others that can spawn there. A higher probability weight generally indicates that a Pokémon is more likely to spawn.
Pokémon with the highest or lowest level requirements may not spawn in every possible location within this area.
  1. Due to a quirk in the spawning mechanics, when it is day, Flutter Mane will spawn and despawn so rapidly that they will not appear visible to the player at all, unless the player is in a Union Circle session, in which case they will appear briefly. This behavior does not apply to Shiny Flutter Mane, as Shiny Pokémon are immune to being despawned by such mechanics, nor does it apply during night.[1]


Station No. 3 Cave

 
The Station No. 3 Cave

After exiting Research Station No. 3, to the immediate right is a cave where the following Pokémon spawn. Despite appearing as a cave, several Prairie spawners can be found inside.

Pokémon Games Terrain Levels Probability Weight Group Rate Group Pokémon
                 
Prairie
S V 55 1 × ×
S V 55-59 1 1 1 0 × ×
S V 55-58 10 100%
Riverside
S V 55-56 20 × ×
S V 55-59 1 × ×
S V 55-59 10 100%
S V 55-59 5 100%
Cave
S V 55-59 20 × ×
S V 55-59 0 0 0 1 × ×
S V 55-59 50 80%
S V 55 20 × ×
S V 55-59 10 100%
S V 55-59 3 100%
S V 55-59 10 × ×
S V 55-59 20 × ×
S V 55 1 × ×
S V 55-59 15 × ×
S V 55-59 15 × ×
A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here.
Probability weight indicates the likelihood that a Pokémon will spawn at a certain point in this location relative to others that can spawn there. A higher probability weight generally indicates that a Pokémon is more likely to spawn.
Pokémon with the highest or lowest level requirements may not spawn in every possible location within this area.
  1. Due to a quirk in the spawning mechanics, when it is day, Flutter Mane will spawn and despawn so rapidly that they will not appear visible to the player at all, unless the player is in a Union Circle session, in which case they will appear briefly. This behavior does not apply to Shiny Flutter Mane, as Shiny Pokémon are immune to being despawned by such mechanics, nor does it apply during night.[1]


Waterfall Cave

 
The Waterfall Cave

After exiting Research Station No. 3, turn right and travel along the edge of the crater until reaching a river with a waterfall on the right. After passing behind the waterfall, look up to find the entrance to a cave suspended in the cliff face. Inside the following Pokémon will spawn. Despite appearing as a cave, several Prairie spawners can be found inside.

Pokémon Games Terrain Levels Probability Weight Group Rate Group Pokémon
                 
Prairie
S V 55 1 × ×
S V 55-59 1 1 1 0 × ×
S V 55-58 10 100%
Cave
S V 55-59 20 × ×
S V 55-59 0 0 0 1 × ×
S V 55-59 50 80%
S V 55 20 × ×
S V 55-59 10 100%
S V 55-59 3 100%
S V 55-59 10 × ×
S V 55-59 20 × ×
S V 55 1 × ×
S V 55-59 15 × ×
S V 55-59 15 × ×
A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here.
Probability weight indicates the likelihood that a Pokémon will spawn at a certain point in this location relative to others that can spawn there. A higher probability weight generally indicates that a Pokémon is more likely to spawn.
Pokémon with the highest or lowest level requirements may not spawn in every possible location within this area.
  1. Due to a quirk in the spawning mechanics, when it is day, Flutter Mane will spawn and despawn so rapidly that they will not appear visible to the player at all, unless the player is in a Union Circle session, in which case they will appear briefly. This behavior does not apply to Shiny Flutter Mane, as Shiny Pokémon are immune to being despawned by such mechanics, nor does it apply during night.[1]


Grassy Cave

 
The Grassy Cave

After exiting Research Station No. 3, turn left and travel along the edge of the crater until seeing a pile of boulders to the left of a tree. Between the boulders is a narrow passage that will eventually lead to a cave. Inside the cave, the following Pokémon will spawn. Despite appearing as a cave, several Prairie spawners can be found inside, and the mysterious circular design found within the cave contains a mix of Cave and Ruin spawners.

Pokémon Games Terrain Levels Probability Weight Group Rate Group Pokémon
                 
Prairie
S V 55 1 × ×
S V 55-59 1 1 1 0 × ×
S V 55-58 10 100%
Riverside
S V 55-56 20 × ×
S V 55-59 1 × ×
S V 55-59 10 100%
S V 55-59 5 100%
Cave
S V 55-59 20 × ×
S V 55-59 0 0 0 1 × ×
S V 55-59 50 80%
S V 55 20 × ×
S V 55-59 10 100%
S V 55-59 3 100%
S V 55-59 10 × ×
S V 55-59 20 × ×
S V 55 1 × ×
S V 55-59 15 × ×
S V 55-59 15 × ×
S V 55-59 5 × ×
S V 55-59 5 × ×
Ruins
S V 55-56 5 100%
A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here.
Probability weight indicates the likelihood that a Pokémon will spawn at a certain point in this location relative to others that can spawn there. A higher probability weight generally indicates that a Pokémon is more likely to spawn.
Pokémon with the highest or lowest level requirements may not spawn in every possible location within this area.
  1. Due to a quirk in the spawning mechanics, when it is day, Flutter Mane will spawn and despawn so rapidly that they will not appear visible to the player at all, unless the player is in a Union Circle session, in which case they will appear briefly. This behavior does not apply to Shiny Flutter Mane, as Shiny Pokémon are immune to being despawned by such mechanics, nor does it apply during night.[1]


Depths

 
The Depths of Area Zero

In the depths of Area Zero past the cloud layer, the following Pokémon will spawn.

Pokémon Games Terrain Levels Probability Weight Group Rate Group Pokémon
                 
Underground
S V 57-60 15 × ×
S V 57-60 20 × ×
S V 57-60 30 100%
S V 57-60 20 × ×
S V 57-60 20 100%
S V 57-60 20 × ×
S V 57-60 5 × ×
S V 57-60 40 30%
S V 57-60 2 × ×
S V 57-60 10 × ×
S V 57-60 20 × ×
S V 57-60 20 × ×
S V 57-60 10 × ×
S V 57-60 3 × ×
S V 57-60 10 × ×
S V 57-60 20 × ×
S V 57-60 20 × ×
S V 57-60 10 × ×
S V 57-60 3 × ×
S V 57-60 1 × ×
S V 57-60 1 × ×
A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here.
Probability weight indicates the likelihood that a Pokémon will spawn at a certain point in this location relative to others that can spawn there. A higher probability weight generally indicates that a Pokémon is more likely to spawn.
Pokémon with the highest or lowest level requirements may not spawn in every possible location within this area.
  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 This Pokémon only appears after beating the main story
  2. Due to a quirk in the spawning mechanics, when it is day, Flutter Mane will spawn and despawn so rapidly that they will not appear visible to the player at all, unless the player is in a Union Circle session, in which case they will appear briefly. This behavior does not apply to Shiny Flutter Mane, as Shiny Pokémon are immune to being despawned by such mechanics, nor does it apply during night.[1]


Special encounters

Several mandatory Multi Battles with various wild Pokémon occur as part of the story. None of them can be caught, and they are coded to never be Shiny.

Outside Research Station No. 1

 
Types:
Rock Poison
Ability:
Toxic Debris
Held item:
  None  
Glimmora Lv.62
Sludge Wave
Poison Special
Acid Armor
Poison Status
Power Gem
Rock Special
Rock Slide
Rock Physical

Outside Research Station No. 2

Scarlet Violet
 
Types:
Fairy Psychic
Ability:
Protosynthesis
Held item:
  None  
Scream Tail Lv.62
Psychic Fangs
Psychic Physical
Hyper Voice
Normal Special
Play Rough
Fairy Physical
Rest
Psychic Status
 
Types:
Ice Water
Ability:
Quark Drive
Held item:
  None  
Iron Bundle Lv.62
Ice Beam
Ice Special
Flip Turn
Water Physical
Freeze-Dry
Water Special
Helping Hand
Normal Status

Outside Research Station No. 3

Scarlet Violet
 
Types:
Ground Fighting
Ability:
Protosynthesis
Held item:
  None  
Great Tusk Lv.62
Giga Impact
Normal Physical
Earthquake
Ground Physical
Knock Off
Dark Physical
Stomping Tantrum
Ground Physical
 
Types:
Ground Steel
Ability:
Quark Drive
Held item:
  None  
Iron Treads Lv.62
Heavy Slam
Steel Physical
Earthquake
Ground Physical
Knock Off
Dark Physical
Stomping Tantrum
Ground Physical

Outside the Zero Lab

Scarlet Violet
 
Types:
Ground Fighting
Ability:
Protosynthesis
Held item:
  None  
Great Tusk Lv.64
Giga Impact
Normal Physical
Earthquake
Ground Physical
Knock Off
Dark Physical
Close Combat
Fighting Physical
 
Types:
Ground Steel
Ability:
Quark Drive
Held item:
  None  
Iron Treads Lv.64
Heavy Slam
Steel Physical
Earthquake
Ground Physical
Knock Off
Dark Physical
Wild Charge
Electric Physical
Scarlet Violet
 
Types:
Grass Dark
Ability:
Protosynthesis
Held item:
  None  
Brute Bonnet Lv.64
Spore
Grass Status
Sucker Punch
Dark Physical
Giga Drain
Grass Special
Thrash
Normal Physical
 
Types:
Fighting Electric
Ability:
Quark Drive
Held item:
  None  
Iron Hands Lv.64
Close Combat
Fighting Physical
Wild Charge
Electric Physical
Charge
Electric Status
Seismic Toss
Fighting Physical
Scarlet Violet
 
Types:
Ghost Fairy
Ability:
Protosynthesis
Held item:
  None  
Flutter Mane Lv.64
Psyshock
Psychic Special
Power Gem
Rock Special
Mystical Fire
Fire Special
Shadow Ball
Ghost Special
 
Types:
Dark Flying
Ability:
Quark Drive
Held item:
  None  
Iron Jugulis Lv.64
Knock Off
Dark Physical
Air Slash
Flying Special
Hyper Voice
Normal Special
Crunch
Dark Physical

Area Zero Depths

After finishing The Way Home, the player can encounter the other KoraidonS/MiraidonV on a small, raised plateau at the very bottom of Area Zero.

Koraidon will always have an Adamant Nature, while Miraidon will always have a Modest Nature. If defeated, they can be battled again after the game has been rebooted, provided that over one hour has passed in the Switch's internal clock since their defeat. They are coded to never be Shiny.

Scarlet Violet
 
Types:
Fighting Dragon
Tera Type:
Fighting or Unknown
Ability:
Orichalcum Pulse
Held item:
  None  
Koraidon Lv.72
Counter
Fighting Physical
Screech
Normal Status
Collision Course
Fighting Physical
Flamethrower
Fire Special
 
Types:
Electric Dragon
Tera Type:
Electric or Unknown
Ability:
Hadron Engine
Held item:
  None  
Miraidon Lv.72
Mirror Coat
Psychic Special
Metal Sound
Steel Status
Electro Drift
Electric Special
Dragon Pulse
Dragon Special

Trainers

Multi Battle partners

Nemona

Nemona uses these teams as a Multi Battle partner against a wild Glimmora, then later against an escaping Great TuskS/Iron TreadsV:

  If the player chose Sprigatito:



  If the player chose Fuecoco:



  If the player chose Quaxly:



Penny

Penny uses this team as a Multi Battle partner against a hostile Scream TailS/Iron BundleV, and then against an escaping Brute BonnetS/Iron HandsV:



Arven

Arven uses this team as a Multi Battle partner against an aggressive Great TuskS/Iron TreadsV, and later against an escaping Flutter ManeS/Iron JugulisV:



Music

Games Location Song name Composition Arrangement
 S  V  When heading into
Area Zero for the
first time
Descent from the Zero Lab* Unknown Unknown
When outside in Area Zero Area Zero Toby Fox[2] Go Ichinose[2]
During a wild
Pokémon battle
Battle! (Area Zero)* Toby Fox
Go Ichinose
Unknown
During the battle against
the Paradox Pokémon
that exit the Time Machine
for the first time.
Battle! (Time Machine Pokémon)* Toby Fox
Go Ichinose
Unknown
Song names marked with an asterisk are unofficial, as they have not received a soundtrack release.

Trivia

  • Despite the area's heavy association with the Terastal phenomenon, wild Tera Pokémon cannot be found in Area Zero.
  • The Paldean Pokédex does not list Area Zero as a spawn location for any of the Pokémon that spawn there, and is also the only area in the game without any form of map.
  • The Paldean Pokédex states that Glimmet has a "very rare" spawn chance. However, they are quite common in Area Zero, despite appearing rarely in the rest of Paldea, potentially implying some connection between Glimmet and Area Zero.
    • This connection is reinforced by also commonly being found around the Crystal Pool.
  • The fact that White Flower Floette is the only form that spawns in Area Zero may be referencing the death of Professor Sada/Professor Turo, due to the fact that white blossoms, (specifically the white Chrysanthemum flower in Japan), symbolize grief, and are often used in funerals.
  • Every moth-based Pokémon present in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet can be found in Area Zero, namely Venomoth, Masquerain, Volcarona, Frosmoth, Slither WingS, and Iron MothV. This may be a reference to moths' attraction to light, given Area Zero's extremely bright surface and caverns filled with glowing crystals. It may also be another reference to death, which moths often symbolize.
  • Area Zero is internally referred to as Atlantis in the game's files.

Notes

References

In other languages

Language Title
Chinese Cantonese 第零區 Daih Lìhng Kēui
Mandarin 第零區 / 第零区 Dì Líng Qū
  French Zone Zéro
  German Zone Null
  Italian Area Zero
  Korean 에리어제로 Area Zero
  Spanish Area Cero

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