This page explains how to catch past Legendary Pokémon in Ramanas Park.
(1 of 2) Ramanas Park is located at the end of Route 221.
Ramanas Park is located at the end of Route 221. (left), The park has multiple doorways that lead to mind-boggling rooms. (right)
What is Ramanas Park?¶
Ramanas Park is a post-game area where you can catch certain Legendary Pokémon from previous generations. It replaces Pal Park in the original Diamond and Pearl games. You can access Ramanas Park after entering the Hall of Fame in the Pokémon League and obtaining the National Pokédex.
Where to Find Ramanas Park¶
Like the old Pal Park, you can reach Ramanas Park by traveling along Route 221, accessible by heading south from Sandgem Town and cutting through Routes 219 and 220. The Hidden Move Surf is required. However, you cannot enter the actual park until you’re the Champion and have the National Dex.
What to do in Ramanas Park¶
(1 of 2) The bottom vendor in the gatehouse lets you exchange Mysterious Shards for various Slates.
The bottom vendor in the gatehouse lets you exchange Mysterious Shards for various Slates. (left), Mysterious Shards are only found while digging in the Grand Underground. (right)
Within the park, there are various enigmatic rooms, where you can insert Slates purchased from the bottom vendor inside the Ramanas Park gatehouse. These slates require Mysterious Shards, which can be randomly obtained when digging in the Grand Underground.
By placing the correct slate in the pedestal inside the room, you can make Legendary Pokémon appear, then fight and catch them.
Tier 1¶
The following room is available from the start.
| Room | Legendary Pokémon | Required Plate | Exclusive |
|---|---|---|---|
| Discovery Room |  Regirock,  Regice and  Registeel |
Discovery Slate | No |
Tier 2¶
The following rooms are available after completing the Tier 1 room.
| Room | Legendary Pokémon | Required Plate | Exclusive |
|---|---|---|---|
| Soul Room |  Latios and  Latias |
Soul Slate | No |
| Kanto Room |  Articuno,  Zapdos and  Moltres |
Kanto Slate | Shining Pearl |
| Johto Room |  Raikou,  Entei and  Suicune |
Johto Slate | Brilliant Diamond |
Tier 3¶
The following rooms are available after completing all of the Tier 2 rooms (for your version).
| Room | Legendary Pokémon | Required Plate | Exclusive |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rainbow Room |  Ho-Oh |
Rainbow Slate | Brilliant Diamond |
| Squall Room |  Lugia |
Squall Slate | Shining Pearl |
| Oceanic Room |  Kyogre |
Oceanic Slate | No |
| Tectonic Room |  Groudon |
Tectonic Slate | No |
| Stratospheric Room |  Rayquaza |
Stratospheric Slate | No |
| Genome Room |  Mewtwo |
Genome Slate | No |
| Distortion Room | None (See Note) | Distortion Slate | No |
The Distortion Room¶
Unlike the other rooms, you can fight but not capture a shadow version of Origin Forme 
Giratina. Afterwards, you’ll obtain the Griseous Orb item here, which changes Giratina into its Origin Forme when held.
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