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| name | | name = Sacred Field | ||
| kana | | kana = 聖なる大地 | ||
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| | | description_en = There is hallowed ground somewhere within these plains. Three legendary Pokémon are said to live here. | ||
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| Capacity | | image = Rescue Team Friend Area - Sacred Field.png | ||
| Entrance | | Capacity = 3 | ||
| Entrance = Plains | |||
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This Sacred Field page is about the Gameboy Advance/DS release. For the Ninendo Switch release, see Rescue Team DX:Sacred Field.
For all Sacred Field pages across the wiki, see Pkmn:Sacred Field.
Sacred Field (Japanese: 聖なる大地)
Geography
Inhabitants
| Sprite | Pokémon | |
|---|---|---|
| English | Japanese | |
| File:Rescue Team - Raikou sprite.png | Raikou | ライコウ |
| File:Rescue Team - Entei sprite.png | Entei | エンテイ |
| File:Rescue Team - Suicune sprite.png | Suicune | スイクン |
Gallery
References
- [1] Page history imported from the Fandom Rescue Team wiki after merging.