Mount Pericarp
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Mount Pericarp (Japanese: クムリ山 Kumuri Mountain) is an animated series-exclusive location. Pericarp Town is located at its foot, and the headquarters of the Explorers are also found nearby. It is also where Laqua is located, with the paradise sitting in the mountain's crater.
| Mount Pericarp クムリ山 Kumuri Mountain | |
 Mount Pericarp | |
| Region | Unknown |
| Debut | The Truth Revealed! |
History
Pre-series
100 years prior to the events of the series, due to the Explorers' arrival in Laqua atop the mountain, the Laquium there started growing and expanding and caused a huge explosion that blotted out the sun for three days and was felt all over the mountain, including Pericarp Town, which made many of the inhabitants, including a 3 year old girl, fear the Black Rayquaza, that flew into the skies just after the explosion. A member of the Explorers named Gibeon managed to escape Laqua and eventually reach Pericarp Town, where his injuries were treated by the mother of a 3 year old girl. He then started living there and established the new Explorers' headquarters there to observe Laqua.
Pokémon Horizons: The Series
After gathering all of the Six Heroes in The Truth Revealed!, the Rising Volt Tacklers followed the Black Rayquaza on their Brave Olivine to Mount Pericarp, where they landed on the mountain and Liko, Roy, Dot, and Friede went to Pericarp Town to gather information about Laqua. In Where the Land Meets the Sky, the kids met Yuha, a boy who believed that the Black Rayquaza would bring disaster, but after fighting off a swarm of Vibrava together, they convinced him that Rayquaza wasn't a bad sign. Meanwhile, Friede met the town's Matriarch, an old woman who had seen the Black Rayquaza when she was little, giving him some important information about Gibeon and what happened in Laqua. The group reunited again and started making their way up the mountain and towards Laqua with the help of Pagogo and the Six Heroes (except for Rayquaza).
In The Earthshaking White Zygarde, after the Explorers used their machines to activate the Laquium core, the crystals grew, causing a huge pink mist to begin to spread beyond the mountain, which was watched with alarm by the residents of Pericarp Town.
Pokémon seen on Mount Pericarp
 Tyranitar |
Nidoking ♂ |
Gallery
Names
| Language | Name | Origin |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | クムリ山 Kumuri Yama | From a partial anagram of ラクリウム Laqurium (Laquium) |
| English | Mount Pericarp | From pericarp, the outermost layer of a fruit developed from the ovary wall of a flower |
| German | Mount Perikarp | From Perikarp (pericarp) |
| European Spanish | Monte Pericarpio | From pericarpio (pericarp) |
| Latin American Spanish | Montaña Pericarpio | |
| French | Mont Péricarpe | From péricarpe (pericarp) |
| Italian | Monte Pericarpo | From pericarpo (pericarp) |
| Korean | 라쿰산 Laqum San | From a partial anagram of 라쿠륨 Laqurium (Laquium) |
| Chinese (Taiwan) | 雲霧山 Yúnwù Shān | From 雲霧 yúnwù (cloud and mist) |
| Chinese (Hong Kong) | 雲霧山 Wàhnmouh Sāan | From 雲霧 wàhnmouh (cloud and mist) |
| Danish | Pericarp-bjerget | From its English name |
| Finnish | Pericarp-vuoren | From its English name |
| Dutch | Pericarp-berg | From its English name |
| Norwegian | Pericarp-fjellet | From its English name |
| Polish | Góra Pericarp | From its English name |
| Brazilian Portuguese | Montanha Pericarp[n 1] Monte Pericarp[n 2] |
From its English name |
| Swedish | Pericarpberget | From its English name |
| Turkish | Pericarp Dağı | From its English name |
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