Black & White Celestial Tower
Trainers climb this tower to lay departed Pokemon to rest, one of the few places in Unova that turns solemn. Ring the bell at the summit and its tone is said to mirror the heart of whoever rang it.
Celestial Tower is in Unova. In the story you arrive from Route 7 through its entrance and it comes before Route 17.
HIGHLIGHTS
Pokemon Encounters
Litwick owns the tower at 100%, and neither it nor Elgyem spawns anywhere else in Unova. The Ghost-plus-Fire line is worth raising; the psychic alien is worth at least a Pokedex stop.
Litwick
ITEMS
Shadow Claw at TM65 gives any Ghost or physical attacker reliable coverage, while TM61 Will-O-Wisp burns down opposing sweepers. A Spell Tag also turns up to further boost whatever Ghost type carries it.
TM61 Will-O-Wisp
Will-O-Wisp causes the target to become burned, if it hits.
TM61 Will-O-Wisp
Will-O-Wisp causes the target to become burned, if it hits.
TM65 Shadow Claw
Shadow Claw deals damage and has an increased critical hit ratio (1⁄8 instead of 1⁄24).
Hyper Potion
Restores 200 HP.
Revive
Revives with half HP.
Spell Tag
Held: Ghost-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage.
TRAINERS
No gym battle waits in the bell tower, just field trainers led by Ace Trainer Beckett and his level 33 Stoutland. Below him cluster the level 32 Psychics Belle and Bryce. Straightforward mid-game housekeeping rather than a wall.
Celestial Tower Guide
Celestial Tower is a memorial where trainers lay departed Pokemon to rest. At the top you meet Skyla tending an injured Flying-type, and ringing the bell sends her back to open the Mistralton Gym. Finishing the climb is what lets you challenge her for the badge.
Celestial Tower is the main home of Litwick, the small Ghost and Fire candle. It's worth the catch since the line ends in Chandelure, one of the strongest special attackers in the game. Litwick grows into Lampent, then a Dusk Stone turns Lampent into Chandelure.