SINNOH · Mt. Coronet
Mt. Coronet – Pokémon & Locations
Every wild Pokémon on Mt. Coronet in Diamond/Pearl/Platinum: catch rates, levels and trainers, plus the Diamond/Pearl differences and a calculated best-catch tip. Data as of Platinum. Mt. Coronet connects Route 207 with Route 208.
Encounter table
1F ROUTE 207
2F
3F
EXTERIOR SNOWFALL
EXTERIOR BLIZZARD
4F
4F SMALL ROOM
5F
6F
1F FROM EXTERIOR
1F ROUTE 216
1F ROUTE 211
B1F
Source: PokéAPI (Diamond/Pearl/Platinum). Rates are the max encounter slots per species and method.View on the map (other edition selectable)
Items on Mt. Coronet
TM69 (Rock Polish)
TM80 (Rock Slide)
TM02 (Dragon Claw)
Light Clay
Soft Sand
Trainers on Mt. Coronet
Route trainer data is missing. This region only lists key battles (gyms, Elite Four, Champion).
Best catch on Mt. Coronet
NUZLOCKE
Nuzlocke on Mt. Coronet
Log the first catch on Mt. Coronet straight into a new Nuzlocke run. The tracker knows every encounter on this route.
28 species. Most common: Magikarp (100 %), Zubat (90 %), Gyarados (55 %). The rarest catches include Dragonair (5 %), Nosepass (5 %). All rates are the max encounter slots from PokéAPI (Platinum).
No. The encounter tables for Mt. Coronet are completely identical in Diamond and Pearl: same species, rates and levels.
Yes. There are 5 items on Mt. Coronet: TM69 (Rock Polish), TM80 (Rock Slide), TM02 (Dragon Claw), Light Clay, Soft Sand.
Gyarados. With a base stat total of 540, Gyarados has the highest total of all catchable species here: calculated tip for Mt. Coronet (derived automatically from stats, not a meta ranking).