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In {{game2|Diamond|Pearl|Platinum}}, the Magma Stone is an item that rests in [[Stark Mountain]]. In Pokémon Platinum, it is explained that the Magma Stone is able to control {{p|Heatran}}, the [[Legendary Pokémon]] that lives in the mountain. While the Magma Stone exists in the games' data as item, the player cannot obtain it and it has no effect even if [[cheating|hacked]] into the player's possession. | In {{game2|Diamond|Pearl|Platinum}}, the Magma Stone is an item that rests in [[Stark Mountain]]. In Pokémon Platinum, it is explained that the Magma Stone is able to control {{p|Heatran}}, the [[Legendary Pokémon]] that lives in the mountain. While the Magma Stone exists in the games' data as an item, the player cannot obtain it and it has no effect even if [[cheating|hacked]] into the player's possession. | ||
In Pokémon Diamond and Pearl, Buck takes the Magma Stone from Stark Mountain, but returns it after receiving advice from his grandfather. In Pokémon Platinum, [[Charon]] takes the Magma Stone from Stark Mountain, but [[Looker]] has his {{p|Croagunk}} confiscate it; after Charon is arrested, Buck takes the Magma Stone back to its resting place. Once the Magma Stone has been returned, the player can encounter a wild Heatran where the Magma Stone originally rested. | In Pokémon Diamond and Pearl, Buck takes the Magma Stone from Stark Mountain, but returns it after receiving advice from his grandfather. In Pokémon Platinum, [[Charon]] takes the Magma Stone from Stark Mountain, but [[Looker]] has his {{p|Croagunk}} confiscate it; after Charon is arrested, Buck takes the Magma Stone back to its resting place. Once the Magma Stone has been returned, the player can encounter a wild Heatran where the Magma Stone originally rested. | ||