Mt. Pyre

Mt. Pyre — Hoenn

Overviewing collage 100px Mt. Pyre 1F 100px Mt. Pyre 2F 100px Mt. Pyre 3F 100px Mt. Pyre 4F 100px Mt. Pyre Exterior 100px Mt. Pyre Summit

Location 200px A positional vantage point of Mt. Pyre in Hoenn.

Land Pokémon Average levels 26 Members-only 3 Extremely Rares 1

Water Pokémon Average levels 24 Members-only 0 Extremely Rares 0

Resources Battleable NPCs 32 Ground-lootable items 2 Berry trees 0

Adjacent areas ↑ ← Mt. Pyre → Route 122 ↓

Mt. Pyre is a Hoenn area located in Route 122. There are two parts to the area: the tower in which the regular trainers appear and the mountain which is almost exclusively used for the story.

Mt Pyre is most known for its mountain part. As the player is required to defeat around 20 Maqua grunts in a row without getting any reward whatsoever, it has become famous as the most annoying part of the story in Pokemon Revolution Online.

Notable miscellanies

Mr. Leppa

Mr. Leppa is located in the south-east corner of Mt. Pyre 3F. He will sell packs of 50 Leppa Berries for the price of 30,000. This returns to 600 a Leppa Berry, which is the same price of an Ether for the same effect. Since they can also easily be obtained through Berry Trees, it is not recommended to purchase his deal, although it is still recommended to prepare some of them for the Maqua Encounter.

Nurse Jenny

There is a Nurse Jenny located in the middle west of Mt. Pyre 3F. She will heal the player’s Pokémons for the price of 2,500.

Maqua Encounter

Going south from the 3rd floor leads to the mountain area of Mt. Pyre. The path from there to the summit is very long. During the Maqua Encounter however, there will be many Maqua members, all having a good amount of rather high leveled Pokémons, blocking the way all along that path, which must almost all be fought in almost one go. If the player leaves midway, they will fight again. They also reward no experience nor money, which is why it is considered the most annoying story part of Pokemon Revolution Online.

Just before reaching the Mt. Pyre Summit, the player will be noticed that it is now possible to rest. Only after receiving this notice will it be possible to return to the Pokemon Center and rest without the Maqua Grunts respawning. Furthermore, none of the trainers in Mt. Pyre Summit will respawn, although they still reward no money nor experience.

There are 19 trainers with a total of 50 Pokémons in Mt. Pyre Exterior, so PP supplies must be prepared accordingly.

The Maqua encounter ends after seeing the event with the two leaders and Jackson at the very end of the summit and speaking with the old man. The next destination will be the Magma Hideout at Jagged Pass, but make sure you have received the Blue Orb and the Red Orb before leaving.

Rachel’s Friends Quest (Ketoprak)

One of the locations the fifth friend of Rachel can be found in is in Mt. Pyre Exterior, in the north-east corner. He will trade the player’s Pokeball for a Potion yet again.

The next friend to find will be Lilliana, who can be found in one of the last three cities, Mossdeep City, Sootopolis City or Pacifidlog Town.

Morty (boss)

Morty is in the center of Mt. Pyre 4F, the last floor of the tower. He will fight the player on the condition that he or she has a full team of 6 level 100 Pokémons as well as over 200 hours of accumulated playtime. See the main article for more information.

Main article: Morty (boss)

Wild Pokémon

Mt. Pyre 1F

Land

Pokémon	Level range	Times	Held Item	Rarity Tier
	Duskull	24-29	Morning	Day	Night		Uncommon
	Patrat	24-29	Morning	Day	Night		Common
	Rattata	24-29	Morning	Day	Night		Common
	Shuppet	24-29	Morning	Day	Night		Uncommon
Pink-colored names denote that this Pokémon is exclusively encounterable for members in this area Emboldened levels indicate they are isolatable with the Repel trick

Mt. Pyre 2F

Land

Pokémon	Level range	Times	Held Item	Rarity Tier
	Duskull	24-29	Morning	Day	Night		Uncommon
	Patrat	24-29	Morning	Day	Night		Common
	Rattata	24-29	Morning	Day	Night		Common
	Shuppet	24-29	Morning	Day	Night		Uncommon
Pink-colored names denote that this Pokémon is exclusively encounterable for members in this area Emboldened levels indicate they are isolatable with the Repel trick

Mt. Pyre 3F

Land

Pokémon	Level range	Times	Held Item	Rarity Tier
	Duskull	24-29	Morning	Day	Night		Uncommon
	Patrat	24-29	Morning	Day	Night		Common
	Shuppet	24-29	Morning	Day	Night		Uncommon
	Unown	24-29	Morning	Day	Night		Common
Pink-colored names denote that this Pokémon is exclusively encounterable for members in this area Emboldened levels indicate they are isolatable with the Repel trick

Mt. Pyre 4F

Land

Pokémon	Level range	Times	Held Item	Rarity Tier
	Duskull	24-29	Morning	Day	Night		Uncommon
	Patrat	24-29	Morning	Day	Night		Common
	Rattata	24-29	Morning	Day	Night		Common
	Shuppet	24-29	Morning	Day	Night		Uncommon
Pink-colored names denote that this Pokémon is exclusively encounterable for members in this area Emboldened levels indicate they are isolatable with the Repel trick

Mt. Pyre Exterior

Land

Pokémon	Level range	Times	Held Item	Rarity Tier
	Bronzor	24-29	Morning	Day	Night		Uncommon
	Duskull	24-29	Morning	Day	Night		Uncommon
	Elgyem	24-29	Morning	Day	Night		Rare
	Growlithe	24-29	Morning	Day	Night	Fire Stone	Uncommon
	Meditite	24-27	Morning	Day	Night		Rare
	Rattata	24-29	Morning	Day	Night		Common
	Shuppet	24-29	Morning	Day	Night		Uncommon
	Vulpix	24-29	Morning	Day	Night		Uncommon
	Wingull	24-29	Morning	Day	Night		Common
	Zubat	24-29	Morning	Day	Night		Common
Pink-colored names denote that this Pokémon is exclusively encounterable for members in this area Emboldened levels indicate they are isolatable with the Repel trick

Water

Pokémon	Level range	Times	Held Item	Rod	Rarity Tier
	Lotad	21-26	Morning	Day	Night			Uncommon
	Marill	21-26	Morning	Day	Night			Uncommon
	Poliwag	21-26	Morning	Day	Night	Kings Rock		Common
	Poliwhirl	21-26	Morning	Day	Night			Uncommon
	Quagsire	21-26	Morning	Day	Night			Uncommon
	Wooper	21-26	Morning	Day	Night			Common
Pink-colored names denote that this Pokémon is exclusively encounterable for members in this area Emboldened levels indicate they are isolatable with the Repel trick

Headbuttable Trees

Pokémon	Levels	Rarity Tier

Mt. Pyre Summit

Land

Pokémon	Level range	Times	Held Item	Rarity Tier
	Bronzor	21-26	Morning	Day	Night		Uncommon
	Chimecho	21-26	Morning	Day	Night		Rare
	Elgyem	21-26	Morning		Night		Rare
	Growlithe	21-26	Morning	Day	Night		Uncommon
	Meditite	27-32	Morning	Day	Night		Rare
	Patrat	21-26	Morning	Day	Night		Common
	Shuppet	21-26	Morning	Day	Night		Uncommon
	Vulpix	21-26	Morning	Day	Night	Fire Stone	Uncommon
	Zubat	21-26	Morning	Day	Night		Common
Pink-colored names denote that this Pokémon is exclusively encounterable for members in this area Emboldened levels indicate they are isolatable with the Repel trick

Water

Surfing

Pokémon	Level range	Times	Held Item	Rod	Rarity Tier
	Lotad	21-26	Morning	Day	Night			Uncommon
	Marill	21-26	Morning					Uncommon
	Poliwag	21-26	Morning	Day	Night	Kings Rock		Common
	Poliwhirl	21-26	Morning	Day	Night			Uncommon
	Quagsire	21-26	Morning	Day	Night			Common
	Wooper	21-26	Morning	Day	Night			Common
Pink-colored names denote that this Pokémon is exclusively encounterable for members in this area Emboldened levels indicate they are isolatable with the Repel trick

Items

Item	Quantity	Cooldown	Location
	Ultra Ball	1	Indefinite	In the south-east corner of Mt. Pyre 2F.
	Super Repel	1	Indefinite	In the south-west corner of Mt. Pyre 3F.

NPC Trainers

Mt. Pyre 2F

Mt. Pyre 2F Trainers

Hex Maniac Valerie Sableye Lv. 35

Office Worker Luke Manectric Lv. 35

Scientist Mark Lairon Lv. 36

All NPCs cool down after 7 days unless noted contrariwise.

Mt. Pyre 3F

Mt. Pyre 3F Trainers

Psychic William Ralts Lv. 31 Kirlia Lv. 34

Blackbelt Atsushi Makuhita Lv. 32 Machoke Lv. 33 Hariyama Lv. 34

Hex Maniac Kayla Kadabra Lv. 35

All NPCs cool down after 7 days unless noted contrariwise.

Mt. Pyre Exterior

None of these trainers reward any money nor experience. Furthermore, they will all respawn upon leaving the area and returning to it, unless the player has defeated all the trainers and received the notice that he or she can rest.

Mt. Pyre Exterior Trainers

Magma Grunt Camerupt Lv. 42 Mightyena Lv. 43

Aqua Grunt Weezing Lv. 41 Skarmory Lv. 42 Sharpedo Lv. 42

Magma Grunt Swellow Lv. 42 Salamence Lv. 43 Hariyama Lv. 43

Aqua Grunt Houndour Lv. 41 Gardevoir Lv. 42 Sharpedo Lv. 42

Aqua Grunt Staraptor Lv. 43 Bastiodon Lv. 43 Greninja Lv. 44

Aqua Grunt Braviary Lv. 42 Talonflame Lv. 43 Delphox Lv. 43

Aqua Grunt Chesnaught Lv. 43 Abomasnow Lv. 43 Weezing Lv. 44

Magma Grunt Excadrill Lv. 42 Staraptor Lv. 44 Camerupt Lv. 43

Magma Grunt Swellow Lv. 42 Swellow Lv. 43 Swellow Lv. 42 Swellow Lv. 43 Swellow Lv. 43 Swellow Lv. 42

Magma Grunt Metagross Lv. 44

Aqua Grunt Gyarados Lv. 41 Ludicolo Lv. 42

Magma Grunt Luxray Lv. 42 Magmortar Lv. 43

Magma Grunt Electivire Lv. 43 Steelix Lv. 44

Aqua Grunt Flygon Lv. 42 Honchkrow Lv. 43

Magma Grunt Machamp Lv. 43 Machamp Lv. 43 Gallade Lv. 44

Aqua Grunt Staraptor Lv. 43 Ampharos Lv. 43 Seismitoad Lv. 44 Hitmontop Lv. 44

Aqua Grunt Simipour Lv. 43 Simisage Lv. 44 Simisear Lv. 44 Wailord Lv. 45

Magma Grunt Manectric Lv. 44 Galvantula Lv. 42 Mightyena Lv. 43 Camerupt Lv. 44 Umbreon Lv. 44

Magma Grunt Aerodactyl Lv. 45 Claydol Lv. 43 Banette Lv. 43 Magnezone Lv. 44 Camerupt Lv. 43 Lucario Lv. 45

All NPCs cool down after 7 days unless noted contrariwise.

Mt. Pyre Summit

None of these trainers reward any money nor experience. However, unlike the trainers in Mt. Pyre Exterior, these do not respawn upon leaving the area.

Mt. Pyre Summit Trainers

Magma Grunt Torkoal Lv. 46

Magma Grunt Charizard Lv. 44 Typhlosion Lv. 44 Blaziken Lv. 44

Aqua Grunt Blastoise Lv. 44 Feraligatr Lv. 44

Aqua Grunt Kingdra Lv. 43 Swampert Lv. 44

File:Vampire.png Vampire Crobat Lv. 44 Gengar Lv. 45

Magma Grunt Mightyena Lv. 44 Magmortar Lv. 45 Camerupt Lv. 45

Aqua Grunt Azumarill Lv. 46 Grumpig Lv. 45 Sharpedo Lv. 46

All NPCs cool down after 7 days unless noted contrariwise.