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'''Indigo Plateau''' (Japanese: ? ''Sekiei Kougen'')is the final goal for Pokémon Trainers competing in [[Kanto]] (and in the [[Pokémon games]], [[Johto]] as well). | '''Indigo Plateau''' (Japanese: ? ''Sekiei Kougen'')is the final goal for Pokémon Trainers competing in [[Kanto]] (and in the [[Pokémon games]], [[Johto]] as well). | ||
In the games, Indigo Plateu is located just north of [[Victory Road (Kanto)|Victory Road]]. It is a large building housing a [[ | In the games, Indigo Plateu is located just north of [[Victory Road (Kanto)|Victory Road]]. It is a large building housing a [[Poké Mart]], a [[Pokémon Center]] and five different battle arenas - an {{t|Ice}} field for [[Lorelei]], a {{t|Rock}} field for [[Bruno]], a simulaated graveyard for [[Agatha]], and a colosseum-style arena for [[Lance]] and for whoever the current Champion is. There is also the [[Hall of Fame]], where [[Pokémon League]] Champions have themselves and their Pokémon registered. | ||
Only a trainer with eight badges either from Kanto or Johto is admitted to the Pokémon League. | Only a trainer with eight badges either from Kanto or Johto is admitted to the Pokémon League. | ||
Revision as of 06:10, 2 April 2005
Indigo Plateau (Japanese: ? Sekiei Kougen)is the final goal for Pokémon Trainers competing in Kanto (and in the Pokémon games, Johto as well).
In the games, Indigo Plateu is located just north of Victory Road. It is a large building housing a Poké Mart, a Pokémon Center and five different battle arenas - an Ice field for Lorelei, a Rock field for Bruno, a simulaated graveyard for Agatha, and a colosseum-style arena for Lance and for whoever the current Champion is. There is also the Hall of Fame, where Pokémon League Champions have themselves and their Pokémon registered.
Only a trainer with eight badges either from Kanto or Johto is admitted to the Pokémon League.
In the anime, Indigo Plateu is a small community. There are some seasonal shops and resteraunts open for tourists and spectators, several different stadiums, and a village where competitors in the League tournament can stay. In addition, Indigo Plateu only handles League tournaments for Kanto. Johto finals are held at Mt. Silver.
