Mt. Molteau
Mt. Molteau アルドル山 Mt. Ardres | |
Mt. Molteau | |
Region | Kalos |
Debut | A Legendary Photo Op! |
Mt. Molteau (Japanese: アルドル山 Mt. Ardres) is an anime-exclusive location that was featured in A Legendary Photo Op!.
Ash and his friends met up with Trevor at Mt. Molteau. He had a battle with Ash using his Charmeleon and lost. Trevor told the group that he came there as he had the desire to take a picture of Moltres (having already taken a picture of Articuno and Zapdos). Using Clemont's Rock Searcher Mark 1, the group searched for Moltres. They arrived at the top of Mt. Molteau without discovering that Team Rocket got there first. Clemont's Rock Searcher Mark 1 malfunctioned after Jessie kicked it, and it chased the group until it fell in the volcano.
Team Rocket had a battle with Ash and Trevor. Their battle disrupted Moltres as it emerged from the volcano. The Legendary Pokémon easily blasted off Team Rocket with Flamethrower. Assuming that Ash and his friends were part of Team Rocket, Moltres attacked them too. Ash's Fletchinder took on Moltres and in an attempt to protect Ash and his friends from an attack done by Moltres, it evolved into Talonflame and learned Brave Bird. Despite evolving, Talonflame got overpowered by Moltres's Fire Blast and was falling without senses in the volcano. Ash jumped to save it and Frogadier's frubbles helped them back up. Moltres flew away after understanding that Ash and his friends weren't enemies.
The group left Mt. Molteau, with Trevor revealing that he was able to get the picture of Moltres.
Pokémon seen on Mt. Molteau
Crustle |
Butterfree ♂ |
Moltres |
Names
Language | Name | Origin |
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Japanese | アルドル山 Mt. Ardres | Corruption of ardeur (French for "intense heat" or "passion") |
English | Mt. Molteau | From Moltres, molten, and plateau |
Chinese (Mandarin) | 亞爾特陸山 Yǎ'ěrtèlù shān | Transliteration of Japanese name |
Chinese (Cantonese) | 亞爾特陸山 A'yíhdahkluhk Sāan | Mandarin-based transliteration of Japanese name |
French | Mont Sulfureau | From Sulfura (Moltres), sulfureux (sulfurous), and plateau |
German | Lavadeauberg | From Lavados (Moltres), Lava, and Plateau |
Italian | Monte Moltalto | From Moltres and alto (high) |
Korean | 아르도르산 Areudoreu San | Same as Japanese name |
Spanish | Monte Moltrevulcano | From Moltres and vulcano (volcano) |
Portuguese (Brazilian) | Monte Molteau | Same as English name |
Danish | Molteau-bjerget | From English name |
Norwegian | Molteau-fjellet | From English name |
Swedish | Molteau-berget | From English name |
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