Sealed Chamber Emerald · Dungeon

Map of Sealed Chamber in Pokémon Emerald — Sealed Chamber (underwater) (in-game map)

The Sealed Chamber is an underwater ruin reached by diving on Route 134. Its walls carry Braille messages that start the legendary Regi puzzle. Using Dig in the outer room opens the inner chamber. Reading the back wall there with Wailord first and Relicanth last in your party opens the doors to the Desert Ruins, Island Cave and Ancient Tomb.

Wild Pokémon: None
Items: 0
Trainers: 0
HMs: Surf, Dive, Dig

Connects to: Route 134

Where Sealed Chamber is on the Hoenn map Sealed Chamber on the Hoenn map

Wild Pokémon

No wild Pokémon here.

Items

No items to pick up here.

Tips

Bring a Pokémon that knows Dig (TM28) and use it on the "Dig here" Braille wall in the outer room.
Your party must have Wailord in the first slot and Relicanth in the last slot when you read the inner room's back wall.
Relicanth can be found by Diving on Routes 124 and 126, and Wailmer evolves into Wailord at Lv40.
A rumbling and a message that a door has opened far away mean the puzzle is solved.
There are no wild Pokémon or items inside, so this trip is only for the puzzle.

Walkthrough: Part 18: Post-game: Battle Frontier and Legendaries

More maps

Sealed Chamber: Sealed Chamber room 1 — Sealed Chamber room 1

Sealed Chamber: Sealed Chamber room 2 — Sealed Chamber room 2

FAQ

How do you unlock the Regis in Pokémon Emerald?

In the Sealed Chamber on Route 134, use Dig on the outer wall. Then read the inner back wall with Wailord first and Relicanth last in your party.

Where is the Sealed Chamber in Emerald?

Under the sea on Route 134; dive in the deep water to find it.

Do you need Dig for the Sealed Chamber?

Yes, one of your Pokémon must use Dig on the Braille wall in the outer room to open the inner chamber.

Sources & picture credits

Guide text is original retrogameindex writing, checked against Bulbapedia and the game data. Wild Pokémon and encounter chances, items, trainers, rematch teams, gifts, trades and shops come from the pret/pokeemerald decompilation. Maps and sprites © Nintendo / Creatures / GAME FREAK, archived from the Bulbagarden Archives; the Hoenn map is drawn from the game’s own PokéNav map graphics (listed on the image gallery).