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 [[File:Pokémon Island Beach.png|thumb|The Beach]]
-The '''Beach''' (Japanese: '''ビーチ''' ''Beach'') is one of the six major areas of [[Pokémon Island]], and like its name suggests, it is a sunny beach location. Many man made structures and objects lie about the course, a clear sign humans once inhabited the island in the recent past. However, in absence of any current human residence, these items are slowly eroding and being reclaimed by the land.
+The '''Beach''' (Japanese: '''ビーチ''' ''Beach'') is one of the six major areas of [[Pokémon Island]], and like its name suggests, it is a sunny beach location. Many man-made structures and objects lie about the course.
-Towards the beginning of the beach, a wooden {{wp|retaining wall}} is built into the hillside, as well as a {{wp|boardwalk}} descending down from atop the hill. Left by an unknown owner and still perched into the sand, an abandoned {{wp|surfboard}} provides a testament to there once being a human presence, as well as a disregard for the environment by the previous human inhabitants. Still intact and in working condition, a {{wp|Track (rail transport|rail track}} spans the entire length of the course, complete with a bridge to connect both sides of the island's coastline.
+Towards the beginning of the Beach, a wooden {{wp|retaining wall}} is built into the hillside, as well as a {{wp|boardwalk}} descending down from atop the hill and an abandoned {{wp|surfboard}} nearby. Still intact and in working condition, a {{wp|Track (rail transport|rail track}} spans the entire length of the course, complete with a bridge to connect both sides of the island's coastline.
-Twelve different kinds of {{OBP|Pokémon|species}} reside on or near the beach, ranging from the common {{p|Butterfree}} to rarer Pokémon such as {{p|Eevee}} and {{p|Chansey}}. Many {{p|Pidgey}} nest here and off the coast, a school of {{p|Lapras}} can be seen congregating in the distance.
+Twelve different kinds of {{OBP|Pokémon|species}} can be photographed on or near the Beach, ranging from the common {{p|Butterfree}} to rarer Pokémon such as {{p|Eevee}} and {{p|Chansey}}. Many {{p|Pidgey}} nest here, and off the coast, a school of {{p|Lapras}} can be seen congregating in the distance.
-In a combination of both natural and man made formations, and when viewed at a certain angle, a set of {{wp|moss}} covered rocks and a wooden structure manifests into the shape and appearance of a {{p|Kingler}}. It is for this reason that [[Professor Oak]] names it <nowiki>'</nowiki>'''''{{DL|Pokémon sign|Kingler Rock}}'''''.<nowiki>'</nowiki> This is one of the six [[Pokémon sign]]s spread across the island.
+Near the beginning of the Beach lies a set of {{wp|moss}} covered rocks and a wooden structure that, when viewed at a certain angle, resemble a {{p|Kingler}}. [[Professor Oak]] names this [[Pokémon sign]] '''{{DL|Pokémon sign|Kingler Rock}}'''.
 [[File:Kingler Pokemon Sign.png|thumb|150px|left|Kingler Rock]]
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