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When she was much older, Alicia taught Alice the song "[[Oración]]", which has the ability to calm any Pokémon. There was also a special song disc that could be played on the [[Space-Time Towers]]' chimes. It was in turn used to stop {{mov|Dialga}} and {{mov|Palkia}}'s fighting. | When she was much older, Alicia taught Alice the song "[[Oración]]", which has the ability to calm any Pokémon. There was also a special song disc that could be played on the [[Space-Time Towers]]' chimes. It was in turn used to stop {{mov|Dialga}} and {{mov|Palkia}}'s fighting. | ||
A sculpture of Alicia created by [[Godey]] is in the middle of the Space-Time | A sculpture of Alicia created by [[Godey]] is in the middle of the Space-Time Towers. In the sculpture, she is playing her song while many Pokémon sit around her and listen. | ||
In the English dub, Alicia is deceased - when Darkrai mistook Alice for Alicia, Alice corrects him by stating that Alicia ''was'' her grandma. Furthermore, Alicia does not make an appearance during the events of the movie, and her only appearances are in Alice's flashbacks. | |||
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