Fukuhara Island No. 4
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| Kabuto Fossil Island ななしの島 Unnamed Island | |||
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| Region | Orange Archipelago | ||
| Anime debut | Shell Shock | ||
| File:Unnamed island EP089 map.png Location of Kabuto Fossil Island in the Orange Archipelago | |||
The Kabuto Fossil Island was an unnamed island in the Orange Archipelago. It is the place where Nurse Joy and her team of archeologists discovered the shells of Kabuto in Shell Shock. It is probably the deserted island located south of Fairchild Island and between Pinkan Island and Kinnow Island shown on the map that came with the DVD pack, as it has a picture of Kabuto next to it.
This island is uninhabited by humans, except for an old man who watches the island in case anyone enters it. The island is mostly forest. On the side of it, however, there is a bay with a cave in a cliff that holds many, many Kabuto Fossils. The island has a prophecy that tells about the island's fate if the Kabuto Fossils are disturbed:
When the scavengers arrive, the moon will glow an angry red. The land itself will vanish, and be swallowed by the sea.
Eventually, this did happen, and the island sunk into the sea. With all the Kabuto Fossils revived, they swam out to sea to look for a new place to sleep.
Pokémon seen on the island
| File:Unnamed island EP089 Kabuto.png Kabuto |
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