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'''Pokémon Island''' (Japanese: '''ポケモンアイランド''' ''Pokémon Island'') is a little-known, volcanic island possibly located in the sea near or between [[Kanto]] and the [[Orange Archipelago]]; however, its exact whereabouts are unknown. | '''Pokémon Island''' (Japanese: '''ポケモンアイランド''' ''Pokémon Island'') is a little-known, volcanic island possibly located in the sea near or between [[Kanto]] and the [[Orange Archipelago]]; however, its exact whereabouts are unknown. | ||
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Pokémon Island (Japanese: ポケモンアイランド Pokémon Island) is a little-known, volcanic island possibly located in the sea near or between Kanto and the Orange Archipelago; however, its exact whereabouts are unknown.
Inhabitants
The island is currently uninhabited by humans, and home to many different species of wild Pokémon. Being completely isolated, it is an ideal environment to observe how wild Pokémon act naturally, with little human interference. At some point in its recent history, Pokémon Island was clearly inhabited by humans. Many man made structures and objects are still scattered across its landscape, including a decommissioned power plant.
At present, only authorized persons are allowed on the island, and Pokémon Trainers are strictly prohibited from stepping foot on its soil. This is likely due to both nature and Pokémon wildlife preservation efforts. Any attempt at catching the local Pokémon could potentially upset the island's natural balance. According to the Pokémon Snap novel, Professor Oak has specifically designated the island as a sanctuary for wild Pokémon.
Within Pokémon Island exists several different habitats, ideal for an assortment of diverse Pokémon. The island is notable for being home to several rare species of Pokémon, including the Legendary birds and Mew. In the absence of mankind, the island's Pokémon population has flourished and nature is slowly reclaiming the land.
In Pokémon Snap, Professor Oak hires Todd Snap to take photographs of all the Pokémon on the island. Todd does such using the ZERO-ONE, a camera, and several other gadgets.
Areas of Pokémon Island
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Beach | An easy path along a sunny beach. It is home to twelve species of Pokémon. |
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Tunnel | A dark tunnel with an abandoned power plant inside. It is home to twelve species of Pokémon. |
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Volcano | A path through a volcanic area. It is home to ten species of Pokémon. |
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River | A calm river through a forest. It is home to twelve species of Pokémon. |
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Cave | A deep, dark cave. It is home to thirteen species of Pokémon. |
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Valley | A canyon valley with a rapid river running through it. It is home to thirteen species of Pokémon. |
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Rainbow Cloud | A secret area high above Pokémon Island. Mew is the only Pokémon found here. |
In the manga
In the Pokémon Adventures manga
Pokémon Island was mentioned by Professor Oak in Epilogue, where he was seen requesting Todd Snap to go to the island and take pictures of the wild Pokémon living there.
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