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Citadark Isle | | ニケルダーク島 Nickeldark Island | "Wild Missingno. appeared!" |
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Map description: | A volcanic island ringed by magma. |
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Location: | Off the coast of Orre South of Gateon Port |
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Region: | Orre |
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Generations: | III |
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Citadark Isle (Japanese: ニケルダーク島 Nickeldark Island) is the headquarters of Cipher in Pokémon XD. It can only be reached by riding the Robo Kyogre from Gateon Port. A notable portion of the Shadow Pokémon in the game—almost half of them—are found on Citadark Isle.
Lovrina, Snattle, and Gorigan all retreat to the island after being defeated, where they will rematch the player in an attempt to defeat him.
As Greevil, the Grand Master of Cipher, is based here, the player also has to battle Ardos and Eldes, his bodyguards. After defeating all the Cipher Admins, the player will battle XD001, the Shadow Lugia that is supposedly impossible to purify.
Once XD001 has been dealt with, Greevil will proceed to battle the player, using a full team of six Shadow Pokémon. After Greevil is defeated, Ardos will come in and tell Greevil to blow up Citadark Isle. However, Eldes will also come in and convince Greevil that doing this would be immoral. Greevil realizes that everything they've done was a mistake, and he and Eldes turn themselves in to the police.
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Description
Citadark Isle itself is a volcanic island surrounded by strong currents, which are artificially created by Cipher to repel would-be intruders. It has a massive dome in the crater of the volcano, where the player battles Eldes and Greevil. There is also a labyrinth of lava rooms, caves, puzzles, and numerous Trainers that the player must clear in order to make it the summit of the volcano. An elevator leads straight from the base of the island to the top, but it can only be used once the player has encountered and defeated Snattle outside of the dome.
Items
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| Battle CD 31 | Exterior, gift from the Navigator near the Luxo Cruiser at the docks | XD |
| Max Elixir | 1F, in the room right of the elevator | XD |
| Ultra Ball ×5 | B1F, across the wave pool, to the south | XD |
| Hyper Potion ×5 | - B1F, in the room left of the northern elevator (×3)
- 3F-1, next to Chaser Nalix (×2)
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| Full Restore ×4 | - B1F, in the room right of the northern elevator (×2)
- 3F-1, on the path to the next elevator (×2)
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| Revive ×4 | - 2F-1, on a small islet after cutting the magma flow around it (×2)
- 5F, accessed from 6F by stepping on the southeast light blue platform (×2)
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| White Herb ×2 | 2F-1, on a small islet after cutting the magma flow around it | XD |
| PP Up | 3F-2, on the path past Hunter Ibran | XD |
| Elixir | 3F-1, next to Cipher Peon Jargo | XD |
| Max Potion ×2 | 3F-2, in a hidden section accessible from the floating platforms to the right of the elevator on 4F | XD |
| Rare Candy ×3 | 4F, at the end of the spiral-shaped path | XD |
| PP Max | Exterior, on the path that overlooks the docks, accessible from 4F | XD |
| Timer Ball ×3 | 5F, on the northwest platform | XD |
| Max Ether ×3 | 6F, north of Cipher Peon Geftal | XD |
| Full Heal ×4 | 6F, west of the eastern elevator | XD |
| Max Revive ×2 | - 5F, accessed from 6F by stepping on the northernmost light blue platform in the center
- Dome 1F, northeast of the center chair
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| Battle CD 46 | Dome 1F, on the center chair after defeating Greevil | XD |
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B1F
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2F-1
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| Muk♀ | Lv.38 | No item |
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Dome exterior
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Dome B1F
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After Shadow Lugia is dealt with
After others are snagged
If a Shadow Pokémon was not snagged in the first battle, it will replace the corresponding Pokémon in this team.
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Trivia
- Data exists for an additional Colosseum named Dark Colosseum (Japanese: ニケルダーク島コロシアム Nickeldark Island Colosseum). It has a description of "A Colosseum built on Citadark Isle."
- The battle music with Navigator Abson is the Cipher Peon music, unlike other trainers of the same class.
- Citadark Isle has a map marker that can never been seen or activated through normal gameplay due to how far away from the center of the Orre map it is.
Names
Language | Name | Origin |
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Japanese | ニケルダーク島 Nickeldark Island | From ニッケル nickel and dark |
English | Citadark Isle | From citadel and dark |
French | Ile Tenebra | From tenebra (Latin for darkness) |
German | Insel Obscura | From obscura (Latin for dark) |
Italian | Isola Oscura | From oscurare (to obscure) |
Spanish | Isla Tempesta | From tempestas (Latin for storm) |
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