Granyx Peak
Real-World Location: Mount Athos
Resembles: Mt. Pyre
Jutting out of the middle of Route B20, in the middle of a strait of water cutting through the route, is the forbidding shape of Granyx Peak. There is no way to simply surf onto the Peak; instead, you have to Dive under the surface of the water, and surface inside the middle of the pillar. Granyx Peak is completely optional, and you can surf all the way around it to continue onto the next city without being stopped.
Outside/Underwater
Wild Encounters:
Surfing:
Plipthon level 38-48
50%
Wahiru level 38-48
30%
Mantay level 42-48
10%
Gorgare level 48,50
5%
Aquaconda level 48,50
5%
Diving:
Abyssil level 38-48
50%
Pakoraru level 38-48
30%
Ammonink level 42-48
10%
Gorgeel level 48,50
5%
Abyssous level 48,50
5%
Items:
Dive Ball x3
Heart Scale
Atrium
Inside the peak is a fairly gray, colorless area made of granite, filled with tombstones. A pool of water rests in the middle of the room, which is where you surface. One of the ascetics of the monastery introduces where you are; you are within Granyx Peak, a place for men and women to contemplate what it means to become one with their Pokémon. All visitors are welcome, provided you do not disrupt the meditations of others.
At the exit of the atrium, you are, however, disturbed. Josey recently traded her Mikoprinaly for a new Pokémon, and she's ready to test it on you:
Josey
Pokémon:
Toxarmok Lv 58
Wring Out, Poison Jab, Toxic Spikes, Spiky Shield
Leoroar Lv 60
Noble Roar, Crunch, Overheat, Giga Impact
Selilon Lv 60
Super Fang, Ice Beam, Safeguard, Hyper Beam
Thundog Lv 61
@Thundogite
Roar, Crunch, Morning Sun, Extreme Speed
After the battle, she challenges you to a race to the top of the mountain, and takes off.
Items:
Cleanse Tag (given as a gift by one of the monks)
Interior:
The interior remains much the same, although there are bedrooms and other facilities located on these floors. Notably, there are wild Pokémon encounters, which are explained as part of the challenge of living in the monastery, to better understand their place among a world of Pokémon.
Wild Encounters:
2F-3F:
Rokba level 43-50
50%
Embird level 43-50
50%
4F-6F:
Rokba level 43-50
45%
Shelok level 46,48,50
5%
Embird level 43-50
45%
Phlarenix level 46,48,50
5%
Trainer Battles:
Ascetic Eleftheria (2F)
Triglitate Lv. 57
Moveset: Psycho Shift, Safeguard, Recover, Calm Mind
Pokémon Breeder Anna (2F)
Monkoal Lv. 56
Moveset: Taunt, Mega Punch, Reversal, Flame Burst
Growleaf Lv. 56
Moveset: Endeavor, Giga Drain, Leech Seed, Petal Blizzard
Mothem Lv. 56
Moveset: Gust, Signal Beam, Zen Headbutt, Poison Fang
Chamcha Lv. 56
Moveset: Slam, Captivate, Hyper Voice, Bounce
Swoopire Lv. 56
Moveset: Haze, Crunch, Heart Stamp, Dark Pulse
Nighclaw Lv. 56
Moveset: Crabhammer, Cosmic Power, Night Slash, Aqua Jet
Black Belt Mike (3F)
Rinercules Lv. 57
Moveset: Horn Drill, X-Scissor, Seismic Toss, Swords Dance
Honeymooners Sakis & Kalo (4F)
Flaregon Lv. 58
Moveset: Slash, Flamethrower, Wing Attack, Fire Blast
Saland Lv. 58
Moveset: Earth Power, Spikes, Aurora Beam, Signal Beam
Ascetic Helena (4F)
Bulaow♂ Lv. 55
Moveset: Take Down, Work Up, Thrash, Zen Headbutt
Douball Lv. 55
Moveset: Mimic
Bullrush Lv. 55
Moveset: Take Down, Megahorn, Reversal, Zen Headbutt
Ascetic Giorgos (5F)
Robbaux Lv. 57
Moveset: Roar, Swagger, Embargo, Punishment
Robbaux Lv. 57
Moveset: Punishment, Embargo, Extrasensory, Sucker Punch
Brutatoux Lv. 57
Moveset: Feint Attack, Swagger, Agility, Discharge
Nurse Talitha (5F)
Healoserp Lv. 57
Moveset: Attract, Aqua Ring, Misty Terrain, Hydro Pump
Ascetic Mariana (5F)
Shelok Lv. 59
Moveset: Hail, Stealth Rock, Toxic, Protect
Battle Girl Katy (6F)
Rinercules Lv. 59
Moveset: Horn Leech, X-Scissor, Brick Break, Swords Dance
Ascetic Sophia (6F)
Ammonink Lv. 59
Moveset: Circle Throw, Brick Break, Octazooka, Tickle
Ascetic Christos (6F)
Bulaow♀ Lv. 59
Moveset: Milk Drink, Swagger, Take Down, Zen Headbutt
Items:
Heal Ball x2 (2F)
Old Gateau (3F)
Pink Bow (Increases power of Fairy moves, 4F)
Leftovers (5F)
TM Rock Polish (6F)
Exterior:
The exterior is accessible from the 4th and 6th floors of the interior, and leads to the summit. This area is very foggy, and the fog mechanic is in play, transforming Camoullon into its Fog form.
Wild Encounters:
Rokba level 48-50
26%
Gojirantrum level 45,47,49
23%
Embird level 48-50
17%
Shelok level 48-50
17%
Camoullon level 48,50
13%
Swoopire level 47-49
4%
Items:
TM Roost
Max Revive
Max Potion x3
Dusk Ball x5
Summit:
The thick fog does not relent at the top of the mountain. Here, some of the most dedicated ascetics wait and train, around their leader, Conductor Louka. The legendary Pokémon Terralord waits here, and, by playing the bells at the summit in just the right way, the blind beast who loves music can be awakened.
Wild Encounters:
Rokba level 44-51
41%
Embird level 44-51
41%
Shelok level 46,48,50
8%
Phlarenix level 46,48,50
8%
Douball level 49
2%
Items:
Power Belt
Power Herb
Douball (level 52, pretends to be an item)
Trainer Battles:
Ascetic Afroditi
Belltect Lv. 60
Moveset: Gyro Ball, Extrasensory, Synchronoise, Healing Wish
Ascetic Takis
Flaregon Lv. 60
Moveset: Slash, Will-O-Wisp, Wing Attack, Rest
Ascetic Themis
Camoullon Lv. 58
Moveset: Weather Ball, Signal Beam, Return, Stun Spore
Goliant Lv. 58
Moveset: Ancient Power, Lock-On, Power-Up Punch, Meteor Mash
At the very top, the final challenge is waiting, but so is Josey. She complains that the master will not challenge her, as it is not yet time to battle. When she says so, she is interrupted by Louka, who, upon seeing your arrival, is now ready to battle you:
Louka
Conductor
Louka is the leader of the Granyx Peak monastery, and her connection with her Phlarenix is said to be unrivaled. Once defeated, she allows you to access the bells at the mountain summit, and will demonstrate an extra special gift. Because computers and other technology is not allowed to be installed in Granyx Peak, she has trained her Phlarenix to fetch Pokémon from afar for the members of her order. If you talk to her, she will allow you to access your computer boxes and exchange Pokémon.
Piezoul Lv. 60
Moveset: Ancient Power, Power Gem, Charge, Discharge
Belltect Lv. 61
@Shell Bell
Moveset: Iron Head, Extrasensory, Synchronoise, Magnet Bomb
Phlarenix Lv. 64
@Passho Berry
Moveset: Sky Drop, Air Slash, Heat Wave, Return
After the battle, Louka commends your patience in developing your Pokémon, and regrets that the heir to the secret of Mega Evolution lacks your skills. Josey is offended at first, but realizes that you've defeated her on several occasions. She asks Louka if she may be allowed to train at the monastery, an offer which Louka accepts. Josey then gives you the Thundogite, claiming that, as a symbol of her impatience and readiness to cut corners, she shouldn't have it anymore.
Josey remains at Granyx Peak for the remainder of the game.
The Bells of Granyx Peak:
The bells bear a pair of plaques that help explain how they are meant to be used:
There is music in every name. Pokémon know that better than us.
Are Pokémon with similar names doomed to sing a similar song?
On the bells themselves is sheet music, with the following set of notes:
A, B, C, G, F, E (these notes are written as sheet music notes, but also marked with their letters).
When you interact with the bells, it will play a six-note sequence based on the Pokémon in your party. For every Pokémon you have with a name that begins with A, B, C, D, E, F, or G, it plays the accompanying note; for every Pokémon with a name that begins with H-Z, it plays the same sour note. You must arrange your party to match the sequence of notes (for example, Aviapor, Brutauox, Chapin, Glytch, Flarie♀, Embird). Note that you can exchange Pokémon by talking to Louka, who is right next to the bells.
Once the bells have been played correctly, Terralord will burrow its way out from under the ground. Louka will remind you that he will stay there, now, regardless of who is in your party, and ask if you want to exchange Pokémon before the fight.
Terralord Lv 50
Rock Wrecker, Extremespeed, Thousand Voices, Giga Impact
Note: I want to change Terralord's type to Rock, instead of Ground, meaning that his Terrilate Ability would also change Normal moves to Rock, instead of Ground. I know that's kind of a weird request, but it specifically relates to the Thousand moves - since Aerolord and Florilord don't get STAB from their signature moves, it's a little weird that Terralord would.
Thousand Voices
Type: Ground/Special
Base Power: 90
Accuracy: 100
Power Points: 10
The user resonates the earth with the voices of all those who have sung to it throughout the years. Hits through Substitute, Protect, and Detect. Blocked by Soundproof.
Hits: All opponent Pokémon in range
