This is a guide for the Pokémon Mansion and Trophy Garden in Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl (BDSP), including what wild Pokémon and items you can find.
Pokémon Mansion¶
(1 of 2) The Pokémon Mansion on Route 212.
The Pokémon Mansion on Route 212. (left), The Soothe Bell makes Pokémon more friendly. (right)
The Pokémon Mansion is a building located on the east side of Route 212 (North), accessible from Hearthome City. It’s home to Mr. Backlot, a rich braggart who’s proud of his Pokémon-filled backyard.
After obtaining the National Pokédex, Mr. Backlot will arrange for a new Pokémon to be added to the Trophy Garden each time you speak to him during a different day. When you visit the Trophy Garden, you can encounter the Pokémon he just added, plus the one he previously added (if you spoke to him before).
Item Locations¶
| Item | Location |
|---|---|
 Great Ball |
In left-most room |
 Burn Heal |
In left-most room, hidden in the trash can. |
 Soothe Bell |
From maid in middle room along the left-hand side corridor. |
 TM87 Swagger |
In Mr. Backlot’s office along the right-hand side corridor. |
Trophy Garden¶
(1 of 2) The Trophy Garden.
The Trophy Garden. (left), You can encounter rare Pokémon here, especially after getting the National Pokédex. (right)
The Trophy Garden is a Pokémon-friendly habitat maintained by Mr. Backlot, accessible via the back door of the Pokémon Mansion. There’s a small selection of wild Pokémon that you can encounter here–the most notable being 
Pichu and 
Pikachu.
Once you’ve obtained the National Pokédex, Mr. Backlot can arrange for up to two additional Pokémon to appear in the garden (see above for explanation).
Wild Pokémon - Tall Grass¶
| Pokémon | Type | Encounter Rate |
|---|---|---|
  Kricketune |
 |
10% (Morning/Day), 30% (Night) |
 Pichu |
 |
30% (Morning), 10% (Day/Night) |
 Pikachu |
|
10% |
  Roselia |
  |
30% |
  Staravia |
  |
20% (Morning/Night), 40% (Day) |
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