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'''Unity Tower''' (Japanese: '''ユナイテッドタワー''' ''{{tt|United Tower|romanized in the game's code as United Nations}}'') is on an island in the southwest of the [[Unova]] region. It is only accessible from the Unity Pier in Castelia City after registering a location in Geonet, and making an international [[trade]] with another user who has done the same. There is only one building on the island, which is the Unity Tower. Leaving the island via boat takes the {{player}} back to [[Castelia City]]. From the boat dock, there is a pathway that leads to the entrance with differently designed flags that line both sides of the path. As soon as you enter the building a security guard will require you to step through a metal detector, similar to the ones in airports.  
'''Unity Tower''' (Japanese: '''ユナイテッドタワー''' ''{{tt|United Tower|romanized in the game's code as United Nations}}'') is on an island in the southwest of the [[Unova]] region. It is only accessible from the Unity Pier in Castelia City after registering a location in Geonet, and making an international [[trade]] with another user who has done the same. There is only one building on the island, which is Unity Tower. Leaving the island via boat takes the {{player}} back to [[Castelia City]]. From the boat dock, there is a pathway that leads to the entrance with differently designed flags that line both sides of the path. A metal detector is placed at the entrance, so that it must be passed through to enter the tower.


Unity Tower has 130 floors each representing a country (being the amount of countries recognized by Geonet) and a ground floor. These floors are sorted alphabetically (in the language of the game). Access to each floor is granted upon interacting with players registered to each location. Players that have been interacted with appear as NPCs on their country's respective floor. They talk about their interests, and often mention the interaction that the player had with them. The responses from the other Trainers depend on their [[nature]]. At most, the tower can contain 20 Trainers, with a per-floor maximum of 5. If these numbers are surpassed, old Trainers will leave the tower.
Unity Tower has 130 floors each representing a country (being the amount of countries recognized by Geonet) and a ground floor. These floors are sorted alphabetically (in the language of the game). Access to each floor is granted upon interacting with players registered to each location. Players that have been interacted with appear as NPCs on their country's respective floor. They talk about their interests, and often mention the interaction that the player had with them. The responses from the other Trainers depend on their [[nature]]. At most, the tower can contain 20 Trainers, with a per-floor maximum of 5. If these numbers are surpassed, old Trainers will leave the tower.


This location was not legitimately accessible in the Japanese versions of {{game|Black and White|s}} until the game was released internationally, due to its nature and the inability of the player of a Japanese-language game to register a location outside of Japan on the Geonet.
This location was not legitimately accessible in the Japanese versions of {{game|Black and White|s}} until the game was released internationally, due to its nature and the inability of the player of a Japanese-language game to register a location outside of Japan on {{DL|Global Terminal|Geonet}}.


==In other languages==
==In other languages==