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===[[Pokémon world (Mystery Dungeon)|Mystery Dungeon world]]===
===[[Pokémon world (Mystery Dungeon)|Mystery Dungeon world]]===
====Dungeons====
*[[Apple Woods]]
*[[Apple Woods]]
*[[Berry Forest]]
*[[Color Forest]]
*[[Color Forest]]
*[[Dark Night Forest]]
*[[Dark Night Forest]]
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*[[Dusk Forest]]
*[[Dusk Forest]]
*[[Foggy Forest]]
*[[Foggy Forest]]
*[[Foreboding Forest]]
*[[Forest of Bounty]]
*[[Forest of Fairies]]
*[[Forest of Shadows]]
*[[Frosty Forest]]
*[[Frosty Forest]]
*[[Howling Forest]]
*[[Howling Forest]]
*[[Icicle Forest]]
*[[Icicle Forest]]
*[[Inflora Forest]]
*[[Lush Forest]]
*[[Midnight Forest]]
*[[Midnight Forest]]
*[[Murky Forest]]
*[[Murky Forest]]
*[[Mystery Jungle]]
*[[Mystery Jungle]]
*[[Mystical Forest]]
*[[Mystifying Forest]]
*[[Mystifying Forest]]
*[[Oblivion Forest]]
*[[Oblivion Forest]]
*[[Oran Forest]]
*[[Oran Forest]]
*[[Poké Forest]]
*[[Pumpkaboo Forest]]
*[[Purity Forest]]
*[[Purity Forest]]
*[[Road to Primeval Forest]]
*[[School Forest]]
*[[Sinister Woods]]
*[[Sinister Woods]]
*[[Southern Jungle]]
*[[Southern Jungle]]
*[[Stream Forest]]
*[[Stream Forest]]
*[[Super Apple Forest]]
*[[Tiny Meadow]]
*[[Tiny Meadow]]
*[[Tiny Woods]]
*[[Tiny Woods]]
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*{{fa|Secretive Forest}}
*{{fa|Secretive Forest}}
*{{fa|Transform Forest}}
*{{fa|Transform Forest}}
====Makuhita Dojo====
*{{DL|Makuhita Dojo|Bug Maze}}
*{{DL|Makuhita Dojo|Grass Maze}}
*{{DL|Makuhita Dojo|Team Shifty}}'s maze


===[[Fiore]]===
===[[Fiore]]===

Revision as of 11:28, 17 October 2016

If you were looking for the younger brother of Brock, see Forrest. For the character of the day in All in a Day's Wurmple, see Forrest Franklin.
Wild Pokémon in a forest in the anime

Forests are secluded, wooded areas that can be found in the Pokémon world. They tend to have Grass-, Flying- and Bug-type Pokémon, although Pokémon based on animals that live in the forest, such as Pikachu may be found in them. In each core series region, there is at least one forest, with major forests including Viridian Forest in Kanto, Ilex Forest in Johto, Petalburg Woods in Hoenn, Eterna Forest in Sinnoh, Pinwheel Forest in Unova, and Santalune Forest in Kalos. In Pokémon Black and White, the first version-exclusive forest, known as White Forest, was shown.

Forests are in almost every region of the Pokémon world, although they are not as common as caves. In the core series Pokémon games, they are mostly mazes which usually have at least one tree that Cut can be used on. Besides the aforementioned Cut trees, there are many other different types of trees that can be found in forests, such as one type which can be Headbutted, which results in Pokémon, such as Spinarak, appearing. Others can have Honey slathered on them, which attracts Pokémon, such as Munchlax, to them. The final two types are found in Johto and Sinnoh-based games, respectively.

List of forests in the Pokémon world

The eyecatch shown when entering a forest in Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen
Forest habitat in the Pokédex

Kanto

Sevii Islands

Johto

Hoenn

Sinnoh

Unova

Kalos

Orre

Mystery Dungeon world

Dungeons

Friend Areas

Fiore

Almia

Oblivia

Holon

Pokéwalker areas

Other

Trivia

  • Unova has the most wooded areas in the core series games, with five.
  • Petalburg Woods is the only forest in the core series games with "Woods" in the name, rather than "Forest."
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