Ilex Forest

Ilex Forest ウバメの
Ubame Forest
"Wild Missingno. appeared!"
HGSS Ilex Forest-Night.png
Map description: A large forest full of trees that are used to make charcoal.
Location: Between Azalea Town and Route 34
Region: Johto
Generations: II, IV
Johto Ilex Forest Map.png
Location of Ilex Forest in Johto.
Pokémon world locations

Ilex Forest (Japanese: ウバメの Ubame Forest) is a dense forest located in southern Johto, directly west of Azalea Town. The forest's trees are so close together that all light is blocked out, and in Generation II, the forest seems to be in a perpetual night.

There is a shrine for the guardian of the forest, Celebi. In Pokémon Crystal, if Kurt has already examined the GS Ball, placing it in the shrine will cause a level 30 Celebi to face the player. Though the GS Ball was never distributed as an event item outside of Japan, the Virtual Console release of Crystal allows it to be obtained in all regions through normal gameplay. In Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver, the Shrine also may initiate a special event in which Celebi will take the player back in time and allow them to battle Giovanni.

Geography

Ilex Forest is a winding path through dense trees connecting Azalea Town and Route 34. Travelers can enter at either end with no trouble at all, but to pass through to the other side they must be able to use the move Cut outside of battle.

Cut

When the player enters the forest, the only way to proceed through the next section of the forest is to return runaway Farfetch'd for the charcoal maker's son, thus receiving HM01 (Cut) as a reward, allowing the player to clear the path from a cuttable tree. The Farfetch'd will run away and allow the player to return them after the player defeats the rival in Azalea Town.

In Generation II, the player needs to use the forest's layout to chase it back, using a looped path on the far eastern side, as well as a ledged area. In order to tactically return the runaway Farfetch'd to its owner, the player must corner it and lead it into the direction of the owner.

In Generation IV, there are two Farfetch'd and each needs to be approached while they are facing the other way. The player can do this by walking over sticks and, by doing so, causing them to rustle. This grabs the Farfetch'd's attention and, if no other sticks are rustled, may allow them to be approached from behind. Once the Farfetch'd are returned, the player will receive the HM01.

Headbutt

In the center of the forest is a man who, in Generation II, will hand out TM02 (Headbutt). Using Headbutt on one of the trees in the forest can sometimes yield a wild Pokémon, which Trainers may wish to capture.

In Generation IV, as Headbutt is no longer a TM, the man is instead a Move Tutor who will teach Headbutt for free an unlimited number of times. Now all trees in all locations can be Headbutted, but not all will yield a Pokémon.

Ilex Forest Shrine

 
Spiky-eared Pichu near the shrine
Main article: Ilex Forest shrine
Spoiler warning: this article may contain major plot or ending details.

The shrine is a small structure located in the Ilex Forest. It is used in obtaining two event-exclusive Pokémon. It can be found in the deepest part of Ilex Forest, situated right in the center of the forest itself.

In Japanese and Virtual Console versions of Pokémon Crystal, the player can place the GS Ball on the shrine to make a Celebi appear, with an opportunity to capture it.

In Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver, they player can obtain a special Pichu here, Spiky-eared Pichu, if the Pikachu-colored Pichu (or one of its evolutions) is the first Pokémon in the party. This Pichu is unique from others as it has a different pattern on one of its ears. If the shrine is approached with a promotional event Celebi as the partner Pokémon, Celebi will take the player back in time—in which they witness the secret to Silver's past, and in which they battle his father, Giovanni the boss of Team Rocket, in Tohjo Falls, before he responds to the hijacked Goldenrod Radio Tower's broadcast pleading for his return.

  Spoilers end here.  

Items

Item Location Games
  Revive Southeast corner of the forest  G  S  C  HG  SS 
  HM01 (Cut) Gift from the charcoal maker after the player has returned his Farfetch'd  G  S  C  HG  SS 
  Tiny Mushroom In the flower patch near the sticks at the northeast corner of the southern area (hidden)  HG  SS 
  Full Heal East of the sign near the pond (hidden)  G  S 
  Full Heal West of the sign near the pond (hidden)  C 
  Antidote One tile south and one tile east of the southwestern corner of the pond (hidden)  HG  SS 
  X Attack At the end of the narrow path east of the Trainer Tips sign (obscured by trees)  C  HG  SS 
  Antidote East of the pond  C 
  Antidote At the tip of the eastern edge of the pond, between the pond and the trees (obscured by trees)  HG  SS 
  Repel In the flower patch in the indent east of the pond (hidden)  HG  SS 
  Super Potion In the indent on the left side, north of the Move Tutor (hidden)  G  S  HG  SS 
  Tiny Mushroom West of the easternmost flower patches on the one-way path to the Move Tutor (hidden)  HG  SS 
  Super Potion East of the man who gives TM02 on the right of a large tree (hidden)  C 
  TM02 (Headbutt) Given by a man atop the ledge southeast of the pond  G  S  C 
  Ether Northeast area of the forest (hidden)  G  S 
  Ether Northeast area of the forest  C  HG  SS 
  Tiny Mushroom One tile east of the flowers right below the second northernmost isolated tree (hidden)  HG  SS 
  Full Heal Northwest of the second northernmost isolated tree (hidden)  HG  SS 
  Ether West of the northernmost isolated tree (hidden)  HG  SS 
  Ether In the southeast corner just northeast of the pond (hidden)  C 
  Big Mushroom At the empty patch west of the pond (requires Surf) (hidden)  HG  SS 
  Zap Plate Held by Spiky-eared Pichu  HG  SS 

Pokémon

Generation II

Pokémon Games Location Levels Rate
     
  Caterpie
G S C
  Grass
5-6 50% 60% 0%
  Caterpie
G S C
  Grass
5 30% 30% 0%
  Metapod
G S C
  Grass
6 30% 0% 0%
  Metapod
G S C
  Grass
5-6 0% 30% 0%
  Metapod
G S C
  Grass
7 20% 20% 0%
  Weedle
G S C
  Grass
5-6 50% 60% 0%
  Weedle
G S C
  Grass
5 30% 30% 0%
  Kakuna
G S C
  Grass
6 30% 0% 0%
  Kakuna
G S C
  Grass
5-6 0% 30% 0%
  Kakuna
G S C
  Grass
7 10% 10% 0%
  Pidgey
G S C
  Grass
7 5% 5% 0%
  Zubat
G S C
  Grass
5 5% 5% 0%
  Zubat
G S C
  Grass
5-6 0% 0% 25%
  Oddish
G S C
  Grass
5-6 0% 0% 60%
  Oddish
G S C
  Grass
5,7 0% 0% 50%
  Paras
G S C
  Grass
5-6 15% 0% 15%
  Paras
G S C
  Grass
6 0% 5% 0%
  Paras
G S C
  Grass
6 5%
  Venonat
G S C
  Grass
5 0% 0% 30%
  Psyduck
G S C
  Grass
7 0% 0% 10%
  Hoothoot
G S C
  Grass
7 0% 0% 5%
Surfing
  Psyduck
G S C
  Surfing
10-19 90%
  Golduck
G S C
  Surfing
15-19 10%
Fishing
  Poliwag
G S C
  Fishing
Old Rod
10 15%
  Magikarp
G S C
  Fishing
Old Rod
10 85%
  Poliwag
G S C
  Fishing
Good Rod
20 65%
  Magikarp
G S C
  Fishing
Good Rod
20 35%
  Poliwag
G S C
  Fishing
Super Rod
40 80%
  Magikarp
G S C
  Fishing
Super Rod
40 20%
Headbutt tree
(Moderate chances of battle)
  Caterpie
G S C
  Headbutt
10 65%
  Metapod
G S C
  Headbutt
10 15%
  Butterfree
G S C
  Headbutt
10 5%
  Weedle
G S C
  Headbutt
10 65%
  Kakuna
G S C
  Headbutt
10 15%
  Beedrill
G S C
  Headbutt
10 5%
  Exeggcute
G S C
  Headbutt
10 15%
  Hoothoot
G S C
  Headbutt
10 50%
  Noctowl
G S C
  Headbutt
10 10%
  Pineco
G S C
  Headbutt
10 30%
Headbutt tree
(Low chances of battle)
  Caterpie
G S C
  Headbutt
10 50%
  Caterpie
G S C
  Headbutt
10 15%
  Metapod
G S C
  Headbutt
10 5%
  Butterfree
G S C
  Headbutt
10 5%
  Weedle
G S C
  Headbutt
10 50%
  Weedle
G S C
  Headbutt
10 15%
  Kakuna
G S C
  Headbutt
10 5%
  Beedrill
G S C
  Headbutt
10 5%
  Exeggcute
G S C
  Headbutt
10 15%
  Hoothoot
G S C
  Headbutt
10 60%
  Pineco
G S C
  Headbutt
10 30%
A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here.


Generation IV

Pokémon Games Location Levels Rate
     
  Caterpie
HG SS
  Grass
5-6 50% 60% 0%
  Metapod
HG SS
  Grass
5 30% 0% 0%
  Metapod
HG SS
  Grass
5-6 0% 30% 0%
  Weedle
HG SS
  Grass
5-6 50% 60% 0%
  Kakuna
HG SS
  Grass
5-6 30% 30% 0%
  Zubat
HG SS
  Grass
5 5% 5% 0%
  Zubat
HG SS
  Grass
5, 6 0% 0% 25%
  Oddish
HG SS
  Grass
5-6 0% 0% 60%
  Paras
HG SS
  Grass
5-6 15% 5% 15%
Headbutt
Group A
  Caterpie
HG SS
  Headbutt
3-5 30%
  Metapod
HG SS
  Headbutt
3-5 10%
  Weedle
HG SS
  Headbutt
3-5 30%
  Kakuna
HG SS
  Headbutt
3-5 10%
  Hoothoot
HG SS
  Headbutt
3-5 60%
Headbutt
Group B
  Butterfree
HG SS
  Headbutt
6-8 10%
  Beedrill
HG SS
  Headbutt
6-8 10%
  Hoothoot
HG SS
  Headbutt
6-8 50%
  Noctowl
HG SS
  Headbutt
6-8 10%
  Pineco
HG SS
  Headbutt
6-8 30%
Surfing
  Psyduck
HG SS
  Surfing
5-20 90%
  Golduck
HG SS
  Surfing
10-20 10%
Fishing
  Poliwag
HG SS
  Fishing
Old Rod
10 15%
  Magikarp
HG SS
  Fishing
Old Rod
10 85%
  Poliwag
HG SS
  Fishing
Good Rod
20 60%
  Magikarp
HG SS
  Fishing
Good Rod
20 40%
  Poliwag
HG SS
  Fishing
Super Rod
40 80%
  Magikarp
HG SS
  Fishing
Super Rod
40 20%
Special Pokémon
  Pichu
Spiky-eared
HG SS
  Event
Pikachu-colored Pichu
30 One
  Numel
HG SS
  Hoenn Sound
6 20%
  Spoink
HG SS
  Hoenn Sound
5-6 20%
  Budew
HG SS
  Sinnoh Sound
5-6 20%
  Carnivine
HG SS
  Sinnoh Sound
6 20%
A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here.


Special encounters

Pokémon Crystal

A Celebi can be found here after Kurt has given the GS Ball back to the player.

It has a 2% chance of holding a MiracleBerry.

 
Types:
Psychic Grass
Held item:
None
Celebi Lv.30
Heal Bell
Normal
Safeguard
Normal
AncientPower
Rock
Future Sight
Psychic

Trainers

Generation II

Trainer Pokémon
 
Bug Catcher WayneC
ケンイチ Kenichi
Reward: $160
  Ledyba Lv.8
No item
  Paras Lv.10
No item
Trainers with a telephone symbol by their names will give their Pokégear number to the player, and may call or be called for a rematch with higher-level Pokémon.


Preview

Layout

   
Generation II Generation IV

Trainer Tips

Generation II

Ilex Forest is so overgrown with trees that you can't see the sky. Please watch out for items that may have been dropped.

Generation IV

Trainer Tips
Ilex Forest is so overgrown with trees that you can't see the sky. Please watch out for items that may have been dropped.

In the spin-off games

Pokémon Masters EX

Artwork depicting the Ilex Forest is seen in Sygna Suit Lyra's mindscape.

Sygna Suit Lyra & Celebi
 

In the anime

 
Ilex Forest in the anime

Ilex Forest first appeared in A Farfetch'd Tale, where Ash and his friends used it to travel from Azalea Town to Goldenrod City. It remains unclear if the episodes from Tricks of the Trade to The Fortune Hunters take place within Ilex Forest as well, however.

In A Farfetch'd Tale, the group met a young charcoal-making apprentice named Sylvester and his disobedient Farfetch'd, who continued to run away from him. Ash and his friends helped Sylvester track Farfetch'd down, only to realize it had been kidnapped by Team Rocket. Sylvester and Farfetch'd went on to join forces to defeat the trio, and Sylvester then taught Farfetch'd how to use Cut. Brock was familiar with Ilex Forest's world-famous charcoal, and uses it for his cooking. After helping Sylvester, Brock received some charcoal from Sylvester's master (father in the English dub), the local charcoal maker Yosaku.

In Time After Time!, Goh was revealed to have visited Ilex Forest three years earlier, meeting a boy named Horace and looking for the Ilex Forest shrine together with him. However, when Horace didn't show up the next day to resume the search, Goh felt betrayed and thought Horace had lied about them being friends. In the present day, Goh revisited the forest while on holiday with his parents Camille and Walker in Azalea Town. There, he caught a Pineco and an Ariados and found his way to the shrine, where he discovered a letter left for him by Horace, in which he explained that he had been unable to meet him as promised due to him having caught a cold. Horace subsequently also appeared at the shrine, allowing the two boys to restore their childhood friendship in person.

In the original series, people live in Ilex Forest, and a Nurse Joy operates a Pokémon Center to cater for the many Trainers that use it as a thoroughfare. In Pokémon Journeys: The Series, the forest's portrayal is closer to its game portrayal, with no signs of permanent human residence shown there.

Gallery

Pokémon Center Ilex Forest shrine Charcoal kiln house
     

In the manga

Pokémon Adventures

 
Ilex Forest in Pokémon Adventures

Gold, Silver & Crystal arc

Ilex Forest first appeared in You Ain't Nothin' But A Houndour, where a tree-cutter was doing his shift for the day. When Gold arrived in the forest, he saw the tree-cutter and his Farfetch'd unconscious. A mysterious voice then told Gold to stay away, before revealing itself as the Masked Man. Gold engaged in a battle with the Masked Man, and was about to be defeated when the Masked Man saw that the forest's shrine started to glow. However, the glow faded before the Masked Man could reach it, after which he left the forest.

Spoiler warning: this article may contain major plot or ending details.

Starting from The Last Battle VII, Ilex Forest became the setting of the climax of the arc. Green entered the forest in order to find the shrine, only to be confronted by Will and Karen, whom the Masked Man had ordered to guard the shrine alongside Lugia and Ho-Oh. To Will and Karen's surprise, Green had managed to overcome her ornithophobia by catching the legendary birds, which she sent out to battle Lugia and Ho-Oh. Meanwhile, Gold contronted the Masked Man as he was en route to the forest after stealing the recipe of the GS Ball from Kurt at the Indigo Plateau. During the battle, Gold managed to shatter his mask, revealing his true identity as Pryce of the Mahogany Gym. When Pika and Chuchu intervened in the battle, Gold was forced to give up fighting so he could protect the two Pikachu and their Egg. After Pryce had escaped, the Egg hatched in Gold's hands, revealing a Pichu, whom Gold nicknamed Pibu and left with to pursue Pryce.

Meanwhile, Red and Blue arrived at the forest from underground and joined the battle on Green's side. They witnessed countless Pokémon, sent to the Azalea Town Pokémon Center via the Pokémon Storage System, gathering to connect with Lugia and Ho-Oh, freeing them from the Masked Man's control. Yellow then also arrived, having been chased there from Route 34 by Neo Team Rocket members, followed by Crystal, who teleported to the forest with the help of the Legendary beasts. With Silver being present as well, the Pokédex holders of Kanto and Johto joined to battle against Pryce, who used puppets made of ice to hold them off while he used the GS Ball to catch Celebi as it emerged from the crack of time within the shrine and ordered it to transport him to the past.

Riding the Legendary beasts, Gold, Silver, and Crystal pursued Pryce into the crack of time, where they found out that Pryce's plans as the Masked Man, including the establishment of Neo Team Rocket and the atrocities he and his underlings had committed, had all been in an effort to allow him to acquire Celebi and travel into the past to save his two Lapras, which had died in an accident before his eyes when he was younger. Using Pibu's "Super Rising Thunder" attack, Gold was able to destroy the GS Ball and set Celebi free. When Pryce started hearing the song "Boy and his Lapras", which his friends had made for him in his youth to cure him of his depression, and saw the offspring of his two Lapras rejoining its parents in the past, he was finally able to let go of his anger, willingly leaving himself to float within the crack of time.

Following Pryce's defeat, the Pokédex holders reunited in Ilex Forest. Blue intended to bring Silver to the police due to his theft of Professor Elm's Totodile, but Gold, who had given the police false testimony regarding Silver's appearance, told Blue to let him go, since he didn't look anything like the person on the wanted poster. Gold subsequently departed with Red in order to train with him on Mt. Silver, while the other Pokédex holders returned to their everyday lives. Will and Karen, meanwhile, encountered Koga and Bruno, whom they joined as fellow people with experiences of having been on the wrong side of the law.

HeartGold & SoulSilver arc

In a flashback in All About Arceus VII, Celebi was seen rescuing Pryce from the crack of time, only for him to be confronted by Giovanni the moment he exited the shrine. Since Pryce had been responsible for kidnapping Giovanni's son, Silver, years earlier, Giovanni attacked him on sight, but the situation was prevented escalating by the arrival of Lance, who had helped to organize Pryce's return. The reason for this was that, while floating in the crack of time, Pryce had foreseen a disaster that could destroy the Johto and Sinnoh regions. Giovanni, who had come to the forest to seek Celebi's help in curing his long-time illness, ordered the Team Rocket Elite Trio to guard the forest and Celebi while he, Lance, and Pryce headed to the Sinjoh Ruins to stop the disaster from occuring.

In All About Arceus IX, the Team Rocket Elite Trio encountered Gold's Pibu and a spiky-eared Pichu, who were helping Celebi in gathering ingredients for Giovanni's medicine. Deeming the two Pokémon harmless, they resumed their patrol, only to be confronted by a group of Team Rocket Grunts, who had grown suspicious of their unexplained activity. When they spotted Celebi, they tried to capture it, but the trio helped Celebi to escape and told it to deliver the completed medicine to Giovanni at the Ruins of Alph.

  Spoilers end here.  

Pokémon Gold & Silver: The Golden Boys

Ilex Forest appeared in For Pikachu's Sake!! The Search For The Missing Farfetch'd. Soon after departing from Azalea Town, Gold encountered a man who asked for his help in finding his runaway Farfetch'd. Whitney then also appeared, agreeing to help if she received a cute Pokémon as a reward once she was done. However, since the man didn't have any Pokémon other than Farfetch'd, Whitney declared that she'd instead take Gold's Pikachu if she won, whereas Gold would get a Plain Badge from her if he won, surprising Gold with her Gym Leader status.

The search for Farfetch'd commenced, with Gold's Pidgey and Whitney's Ditto soon locating it. Since they reached Farfetch'd simultaneously, Gold and Whitney decided to settle things with a battle. The battle between Gold's Bayleef and Whitney's Miltank was called off when it almost resulted in Whitney's Cleffa being buried under falling rubble. Whitney blamed herself of having put her own Pokémon's safety at risk and said that she had lost. Gold, however, declared that he was the true loser, as he considered his strategy and training skills inferior to hers. As such, Whitney then proceeded to claim Gold's Pikachu as her own, much to Gold's disagreement. Meanwhile, the Farfetch'd man was left alone, with Gold and Whitney having completely forgotten about their mission to return his Pokémon to him.

Trivia

  • Ilex Forest is the only forest where wild Pokémon can be encountered but there is no tall grass.
  • In the Generation II games, the Pokégear's map made it appear that a route existed between Azalea Town and Ilex Forest, even though this is not the case. This was corrected for the map in Generation IV.
  • In Pokémon Crystal, if the player has retrieved the GS Ball from Kurt, the leaves on the big trees in Ilex Forest are moving. They stop moving again once Celebi has been encountered.
  • According to an interview uploaded in the official Game Freak's YouTube channel about Celebi's creation[1], it seems that no one at the company knows nor remembers why the shrine was added to the map. It wasn't until they heard rumors about Celebi having a relation with the shrine that they included an in-game event where it could be found there.

Name origin

"Ubame" comes from ウバメガシ ubamegashi, Ubame oak (Quercus phillyraeoides), a species of tree used to make binchōtan charcoal.

"Ilex" is the genus of holly. Considering its Japanese name, it may also be derived from Quercus ilex, the holm oak or holly oak, another tree commonly used in charcoal manufacture.

In other languages

Language Title
Chinese Cantonese 桐樹林 Tùhng Syuhlàhm
桐森林 Tùhng Sāmlàhm *
Mandarin 桐樹林 / 桐树林 Tóng Shùlín *
梧桐大森林 Wútóng Dàsēnlín *
  Czech Ilexový les (JN032, manga)
Cesmínový les (EP145)
  Finnish Ilex-metsä
French   Canada Bois aux Chênes
  Europe Bois aux Chênes
  German Steineichenwald
  Italian Bosco di Lecci
  Korean 너도밤나무숲 Neodobam Namu Sup
  Polish Las Ilex
  Brazilian Portuguese Floresta de Ilex (Adventures volume 9-present)
Floresta Ilex (Adventures volume 8)
Spanish   Latin America Bosque Ilex
  Spain Encinar
  Vietnamese Rừng Ubame

References



Johto
               
Settlements
New Bark TownCherrygrove CityViolet CityAzalea TownGoldenrod CityEcruteak City
Olivine CityCianwood CityMahogany TownBlackthorn CitySafari Zone GateFrontier Access
Routes
2930313233343536373839404142434445464748
Landmarks
Dark CaveSprout TowerRuins of AlphUnion CaveSlowpoke WellIlex ForestRadio TowerGlobal Terminal
Goldenrod TunnelNational ParkPokéathlon DomeBell TowerBellchime TrailBurned TowerMoomoo FarmOlivine Lighthouse
Battle Tower (CrystalHGSS)/FrontierCliff Edge GateCliff CaveEmbedded TowerSafari ZoneWhirl Islands
Mt. MortarLake of RageTeam Rocket HQIce PathDragon's DenS.S. AquaMt. Silver (Cave)
Access to
Sinjoh RuinsKanto


Game locations of Legendary and Mythical Pokémon
Kanto Seafoam IslandsPower PlantVictory RoadCerulean Cave
Route 10Route 25Pewter CityRoaming Pokémon
Sevii Islands Mt. EmberNavel RockBirth Island
Johto Ilex ForestBell TowerWhirl IslandsMt. Silver Cave
Burned TowerEmbedded TowerRoaming Pokémon
Hoenn Desert RuinsIsland CaveAncient TombCave of OriginMarine Cave
Terra CaveSky PillarSouthern IslandSea MauvilleScorched Slab
Pathless PlainNameless CavernFabled CaveGnarled Den
Trackless ForestCrescent IsleSkyRoaming Pokémon
Sinnoh Acuity CavernValor CavernSpear PillarTurnback Cave
Rock Peak RuinsIceberg RuinsIron RuinsSnowpoint Temple
Stark MountainNewmoon IslandFlower ParadiseHall of Origin
Ramanas ParkFloaroma TownRoaming Pokémon
Unova Guidance ChamberTrial ChamberRumination FieldN's CastleAbundant Shrine
Giant ChasmDragonspiral TowerLiberty GardenRoute 11Route 13Route 22
Route 23Celestial TowerNacrene CityUnderground RuinsTwist Mountain
DreamyardMarvelous BridgeReversal MountainCoastal BiomeRoaming Pokémon
Kalos Sea Spirit's DenTeam Flare Secret HQTerminus Cave
Unknown DungeonRoaming Pokémon
Alola Route 16Altar of the SunneAltar of the MooneMount LanakilaMahalo Trail
Ruins of ConflictRuins of LifeRuins of AbundanceRuins of Hope
Aether ParadiseAncient Poni PathLake of the SunneLake of the Moone
Ten Carat HillResolution Cave
Galar Tower summitBattle TowerMaster DojoCrown ShrineMax Lair
Rock Peak RuinsIceberg RuinsIron RuinsSplit-Decision RuinsGiant's Bed
Frigid SeaLakeside CaveBallimere LakeFreezingtonRoaming Pokémon
Hisui Seaside HollowTemple of SinnohAcuity CavernValor CavernVerity Cavern
Lava Dome SanctumMoonview ArenaSnowpoint TempleTurnback CaveBonechill Wastes
Cobalt CoastlandsRamanas IslandScarlet BogCoronet HighlandsFloaro Gardens
Paldea Grasswither ShrineIcerend ShrineGroundblight ShrineFirescourge Shrine
Poco PathArea ZeroArea Zero UnderdepthsGlaseado Mountain
South Province (Area One)Asado DesertWest Province (Area One)East Province (Area Three)
Casseroya LakeNorth Paldean SeaSouth Province (Area Four)North Province (Area Two)
Alfornada CavernGreat Crater of PaldeaTagtree ThicketEast Province (Area One)
South Province (Area Five)Dalizapa PassagePokémon LeagueSocarrat Trail
Kitakami Paradise BarrensWistful FieldsOni MountainDreaded DenLoyalty Plaza
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