Groundblight Shrine
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Location: | Socarrat Trail | |||
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Region: | Paldea | |||
Generations: | IX | |||
File:Paldea Groundblight Shrine Map.png Location of Groundblight Shrine in Paldea. | ||||
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The Groundblight Shrine (Japanese: 塵土の祠 Shrine of Dusty Earth) is a small cave, located in Socarrat Trail. It is the home of Ting-Lu.
Geography
The Groundblight Shrine is a small room, where the Legendary Pokémon Ting-Lu is sealed behind a green door. The door is locked by four chains that prevent the door from being opened, and only pulling out the eight green stakes close to the shrine will cause the door to unlock.
Once the player removes the eight stakes, they will hear Ting-Lu's cry. When they interact with the shrine's door, the Legendary Pokémon will come out. If the player defeats the Pokémon or they run from the battle, Ting-Lu will go back inside, the door will close, and it will be able to fight again the next day. Once caught, the shrine's door will always remain open.
Stakes
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Special encounters
If defeated, Ting-Lu can be battled again after the game has been rebooted, provided that over one hour has passed in the Switch's internal clock since their defeat. It is coded to never be Shiny.
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Music
Games | Location | Song name | Composition | Arrangement |
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S V | When battling Ting-Lu | Battle! (Ruinous Pokémon) | Unknown | Unknown |
Song names marked with an asterisk are unofficial, as they have not received a soundtrack release. |
In other languages
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