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Oni Mountain鬼が山
Oni Mountain
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Location:Center ofKitakami
Region:Kitakami
Generations:IX

Location of Oni Mountain inKitakami.
Pokémon world locations

Oni Mountain (Japanese:鬼が山Oni Mountain) is a large mountain located in the center ofKitakami.

Geography

A giant, rocky mountain that resembles the heard of a one-horned ogre or oni.

Places of interest

Oni's Maw

Main article:Oni's Maw

The cave located inside the mountain's maw.

Dreaded Den

Main article:Dreaded Den

A small den in which theLegendary PokémonOgerpon resided in. In the past, Ogerpon's human partner used to live there as well.

Chilling Waterhead

Main article:Chilling Waterhead

A large cave in the west of the mountain.

Crystal Pool

Main article:Crystal Pool

A glowing lake located in the summit of the mountain. GlowingTera crystals can be found in the bottom of the lake, like the ones inArea Zero. Rumor says that dead people can appear in the lake, which is confirmed duringThe Indigo Disk.

Items

Prairie biome

ItemLocationGames
Leppa Berry SVLeppa Berry(15.0%) S  V 
Persim Berry SVPersim Berry(15.0%) S  V 
Chesto Berry SVChesto Berry(10.0%) S  V 
Poké Ball SVPoké Ball (×2)(10.0%) S  V 
Everstone SVEverstone(10.0%) S  V 
Revive SVRevive (×2)(10.0%) S  V 
TM Material SVSpinarak Thread(15.0%) S  V 
TM Material SVSentret Fur(15.0%) S  V 

Riverside biome

ItemLocationGames
Stardust SVStardust(25.0%) S  V 
Soft Sand SVSoft Sand(5.0%) S  V 
Health Feather SVHealth Feather(10.0%) S  V 
Resist Feather SVResist Feather(10.0%) S  V 
Potion SVPotion(20.0%) S  V 
Super Potion SVSuper Potion(15.0%) S  V 
Pretty Feather SVPretty Feather(10.0%) S  V 
Ultra Ball SVUltra Ball(5.0%) S  V 

Rocky Area biome

ItemLocationGames
Poké Ball SVPoké Ball(15.0%) S  V 
Great Ball SVGreat Ball(15.0%) S  V 
Paralyze Heal SVParalyze Heal(15.0%) S  V 
Super Potion SVSuper Potion(15.0%) S  V 
Moon Stone SVMoon Stone(5.0%) S  V 
Rare Bone SVRare Bone(15.0%) S  V 
TM Material SVGeodude Fragment(10.0%) S  V 
TM Material SVNoibat Fur(10.0%) S  V 

Pokémon

Foot of Oni Mountain

The spawn borders for the foot of Oni Mountain
PokémonGamesTerrainLevelsProbability WeightGroup RateGroup Pokémon
LandWater surfaceUnderwaterOverlandSkyMorningDayEveningNight
Prairie
SV✔✘✘✘✘14-17
55-61		200✘✘
SV✔✘✘✘✘14-17
55-61		250✘✘
SV✔✘✘✘✘14-17
55-61		300✘✘
SV✔✘✘✘✘14-17
55-61		200✘✘
SV✘✘✘✔✔14-17
55-61		0020020020%
SV✔✘✘✘✘14-17
55-61		200✘✘
SV✔✘✘✘✘14-17
55-61		300✘✘
SV✔✘✘✘✘14-17
55-61		2002003030✘✘
Riverside
SV✘✔✔✘✘14-17
55-61		300✘✘
SV✘✔✔✘✘14-17
55-61		300✘✘
Rocky Area
SV✔✘✘✘✘14-17
55-61		200✘✘
SV✔✘✘✘✘14-17
55-61		150✘✘
SV✔✘✘✘✘14-17
55-61		300✘✘
SV✔✘✘✘✘14-17
55-61		500✘✘
SV✘✘✘✔✔14-17
55-61		0010010020%
SV✔✘✘✘✘14-17
55-61		100✘✘
SV✔✘✘✘✘14-17
55-61		100✘✘
A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here.
Probability weight indicates the likelihood that a Pokémon will spawn at a certain point in this location relative to others that can spawn there. A higher probability weight generally indicates that a Pokémon is more likely to spawn.
Pokémon with the highest or lowest level requirements may not spawn in every possible location within this area.
A bolded level range replaces the Pokémon's non-bolded level range after the player has completed The Way Home.


Stream Cave

The spawn borders for the foot of stream cave
PokémonGamesTerrainLevelsProbability WeightGroup RateGroup Pokémon
LandWater surfaceUnderwaterOverlandSkyMorningDayEveningNight
Cave
SV✔✘✘✘✘15-18
59-62		50✘✘
SV✔✘✘✔✘15-18
59-62		500100%
SV✔✘✘✘✘15-18
59-62		200✘✘
A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here.
Probability weight indicates the likelihood that a Pokémon will spawn at a certain point in this location relative to others that can spawn there. A higher probability weight generally indicates that a Pokémon is more likely to spawn.
Pokémon with the highest or lowest level requirements may not spawn in every possible location within this area.
A bolded level range replaces the Pokémon's non-bolded level range after the player has completed The Way Home.


Special encounters

The Titanic Fezandipiti

AfterOgerpon's masks are stolen by theLoyal Three, Fezandipiti will appear here as aTitan Pokémon, which the player will battle together withCarmine. Upon being spotted, it will retreat into a nearby cave, and the player must follow it down through the cave to its other exit, overlookingFellhorn Gorge, where the battle will take place. Its stats will be different if the player has not yet finishedThe Way Home. It is coded to never beShiny.

Before completingThe Way Home

After completing The Way Home

After catching Ogerpon

Fezandipiti reappears here afterOgerpon has been caught following the events ofThe Teal Mask, and will be at the same level regardless of the player's current position within the story. If defeated, he can be battled again after the game has been rebooted, provided that over one hour has passed on theNintendo Switch'sinternal clock since his defeat. It is coded to never beShiny.

Trainers

TrainerPokémon
Hiker Miyu
Hiker Miyu
ミユMiyu
Reward:$1020/3,660
SandshrewSandshrew♀Lv.16/59
No item
VulpixVulpix♂Lv.17/61
No item
Mikiya the Ruffian
Mikiya theRuffian
ミキヤMikiya
Reward:$960/2,976
KoffingKoffing♀Lv.20/60
No item
SlugmaSlugma♂Lv.20/62
No item


In animation

Oni Mountain inPokémon Horizons: The Series

Pokémon Horizons: The Series

Oni Mountain first appeared inTinkatink's Hammer Wasn't Made in a Day asLiko,Roy,Dot, andFriede headed up theInfernal Pass in order to meet up withBriar at the summit. Following an encounter with a troublesomeBombirdier, during which Dot'sTinkatink evolved intoTinkatuff, the group made it to theCrystal Pool inthe next episode. At the summit, the junior members of theRising Volt Tacklers had a briefbattle against aTerastallizedMilotic, while Friede managed to find Briar. At Briar's camp, everyone shared with each other what they knew aboutTerapagos, before the Rising Volt Tacklers headed back toMossui Town the next day.

Gallery

Infernal PassCrystal Pool

Music

GamesLocationSong nameCompositionArrangement
 S  V EverywhereThe Land of KitakamiMinako AdachiMinako Adachi
During a wild
Pokémon battle		Battle! (Kitakami Pokémon)Minako AdachiMinako Adachi

Trivia

Origin

Main article:Pokémon world in relation to the real world → Kitakami

Oni Mountain may correspond toMount Osore, a volcanic mountain in theAomori Prefecture in which its name literally means "dread" in Japanese. The mountain is also a pilgrimage destination with a temple located in the caldera. In Japanese mythology, this mountain is believed to be one of the gates to the underworld.

The Japanese name of Oni Mountain alludes to 鬼ヶ島Onigashima, the mythical island ofoni (a kind ofsupernatural entity in Japanese folklore akin to demons, ogres, and trolls) visited byMomotarō in Japanese folklore.

Names

LanguageNameOrigin
Japanese鬼が山OnigayamaFrom 鬼oni and a play of 鬼ヶ島Onigashima (literally "island of ogres") with 島shima (island) replaced with 山yama (mountain)
EnglishOni MountainFrom its Japanese name
GermanOniyamaPartial transcription of its Japanese name
European Spanish,
Latin American Spanish		Monte OgroFromogro (ogre; fiend, brute)
FrenchMont StrueuxFrommont (mount) and a play ofmonstrueux (monstrous)
ItalianMonte OrcoFromorco (ogre, orc)
Korean도깨비산Dokkaebi SanFrom 도깨비dokkaebi, mythical being in Korean folklore akin to ogres
Chinese (Traditional)鬼山Guǐ Shān /Gwái SāanFrom an orthographic borrowing of Japanese 鬼oni
Chinese (Simplified)鬼山Guǐ Shān
PolishGóra OniFrom its English name
Brazilian PortugueseMontanha OniFrom its English name

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Areas
Kitakami Road •Apple Hills •Loyalty Plaza •Reveler's Road
Mossfell Confluence •Fellhorn Gorge •Wistful Fields
Paradise Barrens •Kitakami Wilds (Timeless Woods) •Chilling Waterhead

Oni Mountain (Oni's Maw •Dreaded Den •Infernal Pass)
Oni Mountain Summit:Crystal Pool

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