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| French
| French
| Festival Sumi
| Festival Sumi
| From ''festival'' and 墨 ''sumi'' (ink) or 菫 ''sumire'' (violet)
| Same as Japanese name
|- style="background: #FFF"
|- style="background: #FFF"
| German
| German
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| English
| English
| Isla Asul
| Isla Asul
| From ''isla'' (Spanish for island) and ''azul'' (Spanish for blue) or ''asul'' (Filipino for blue)
| From ''isla'' (Spanish for island) and ''asul'' (Filipino for blue)
|- style="background: #FFF"
|- style="background: #FFF"
| French
| French
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| Italian
| Italian
| Spiaggia Azul
| Spiaggia Azul
| From ''spiaggia'' (beach) and ''azul'' (Spanish for blue)
| Same as Japanese name
|- style="background: #FFF"
|- style="background: #FFF"
| Spanish
| Spanish
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| Italian
| Italian
| Galleria Rouge
| Galleria Rouge
| From ''galleria'' (gallery) and ''rouge'' (French for red)
| Same as Japanese name
|- style="background: #FFF"
|- style="background: #FFF"
| Spanish
| Spanish
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| German
| German
| Bonbonhaus
| Bonbonhaus
| Literally ''bonbon house''
| Same as Japanese name
|- style="background: #FFF"
|- style="background: #FFF"
| Italian
| Italian
| Casa Bonbon
| Casa Bonbon
| Literally ''bonbon house''
| Same as Japanese name
|- style="background: #FFF"
|- style="background: #FFF"
| Spanish
| Spanish
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| English
| English
| Mt. Vinter
| Mt. Vinter
| From ''mount'' and ''vinter'' (Danish, Norwegian, and Swedish for winter)
| Same as Japanese name
|- style="background: #FFF"
|- style="background: #FFF"
| French
| French
| Mont Vinter
| Mont Vinter
| From ''mont'' (mount) and ''vinter'' (Danish, Norwegian, and Swedish for winter)
| Same as Japanese name
|- style="background: #FFF"
|- style="background: #FFF"
| German
| German
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| Italian
| Italian
| Monte Vinter
| Monte Vinter
| From ''monte'' (mount) and ''vinter'' (Danish, Norwegian, and Swedish for winter)
| Same as Japanese name
|- style="background: #FFF"
|- style="background: #FFF"
| Spanish
| Spanish
| Monte Invierno
| Monte Invierno
| From ''monte'' (mount) and ''invierno'' (winter)
| Same as Japanese name
|}
|}
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| English
| English
| Castle Noapte
| Castle Noapte
| From ''castle'' and ''noapte'' (Romanian for night)
| Same as Japanese name
|- style="background: #FFF"
|- style="background: #FFF"
| French
| French
| Château Noapte
| Château Noapte
| From ''château'' (castle) and ''noapte'' (Romanian for night)
| Same as Japanese name
|- style="background: #FFF"
|- style="background: #FFF"
| German
| German
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| Italian
| Italian
| Castel Noapte
| Castel Noapte
| From ''castel'' (castle) and ''noapte'' (Romanian for night)
| Same as Japanese name
|- style="background: #FFF"
|- style="background: #FFF"
| Spanish
| Spanish
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| English
| English
| Jungle Verde
| Jungle Verde
| From ''jungle'' and ''verde'' (Italian and Spanish for green)
| Same as Japanese name
|- style="background: #FFF"
|- style="background: #FFF"
| French
| French
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| English
| English
| Pedra Valley
| Pedra Valley
| From ''pedra'' (Portuguese for stone) and ''valley''
| Same as Japanese name
|- style="background: #FFF"
|- style="background: #FFF"
| French
| French
| Vallée Pedra
| Vallée Pedra
| From ''vallée'' (valley) and ''pedra'' (Portuguese for stone)
| Same as Japanese name
|- style="background: #FFF"
|- style="background: #FFF"
| German
| German
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| Italian
| Italian
| Valle Pedra
| Valle Pedra
| From ''valle'' (valley) and ''pedra'' (Portuguese for stone)
| Same as Japanese name
|- style="background: #FFF"
|- style="background: #FFF"
| Spanish
| Spanish

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Puerto Blanco (Japanese: ブランコハーバー Blanco Harbor) is the first area in Pokémon Shuffle, consisting of ten stages. Amelia guides the player through these ten stages as well as the first stage of the next area, Sandy Bazaar.

The town has many houses, some of which are adorned with hedges. The ground is adorned with images of anchors. The northern section of the area has blue tiles representing water instead of orange tiles representing brick paths. Streetlights line the town's paths. Three boats can be seen docked at the northeastern-most corner of the area. Carts are parked in the center of town.

Stages

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Names

Language Name Origin
Japanese ブランコハーバー Blanco Harbor From blanco (Spanish for white) and harbor
English, Italian Puerto Blanco From puerto (Spanish for harbor) and blanco (Spanish for white)
French Port Blanco From port and blanco (Spanish for white)
German Perlhafen From Perl (pearl) and Hafen (harbor)
Spanish Bahía Blanca From bahía (bay) and blanca (white)

Other areas

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Language Name Origin
Japanese ビージーバザー Biij Bazaar From بيج biij (Arabic for beige) and bazaar
English Sandy Bazaar From sand, sandy, and bazaar (an Arabic market)
French Souk Beij From beij (corruption of beige) and souk (souq)
German Ockerbasar From Ocker (ochre) and basar (bazaar)
Italian Bazar Asfar From bazar (bazaar) and أصفر ʾaṣfar (Arabic for yellow)
Spanish Bazar Beige From bazar (bazaar) and beige


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Language Name Origin
Japanese スミフェスティバル Sumi Festival From 墨 sumi (ink) or 菫 sumire (violet) and festival
English Night Festival From night and festival
French Festival Sumi Same as Japanese name
German Purpurfest From Purpur (purple) and Fest (festival)
Italian Fiera Kuroiro From fiera (fair) and 黒色 kuroiro (black)
Spanish Feria de la Tinta From feria (fair) and tinta (ink)


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Language Name Origin
Japanese アスールビーチ Azul Beach From azul (Spanish for blue) and beach
English Isla Asul From isla (Spanish for island) and asul (Filipino for blue)
French Plage Asul From plage (beach) and asul (Filipino for blue)
German Azurgestade From azurblau (azure) and Gestade (shore)
Italian Spiaggia Azul Same as Japanese name
Spanish Playa Azur From playa (beach) and azur (azure)


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Language Name Origin
Japanese イーリスパーク Iris Park From ἶρις Iris (Ancient Greek for rainbow) and park
English Rainbow Park From rainbow and park
French Parc-en-Ciel From parc (park) and arc-en-ciel (rainbow). Literally park in the sky.
German Prismapark From Prisma (prism) and park
Italian Parco Iris From parco (park) and arco iris (Spanish for rainbow)
Spanish Parque Iris From parque (park) and arco iris (rainbow)


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Language Name Origin
Japanese ルージュギャラリー Rouge Gallery From rouge (French for red) and gallery
English Galerie Rouge From galerie (French for gallery) and rouge (French for red)
French Galerie Rosso From galerie (gallery) and rosso (Italian for red)
German Zinnobergalerie From Zinnober (cinnabar) and Galerie (gallery)
Italian Galleria Rouge Same as Japanese name
Spanish Galería Bermeja From galería (gallery) and bermeja (russet)


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Language Name Origin
Japanese ボンボンハウス Bonbon House From bonbon (French for sweets) and house
English Sweet Strasse*
Bonbon Boulevard*
From sweet and Straße (German for street)
From bonbon and boulevard
French Maison Roseum From maison (house) and roseum (Latin for pink)
German Bonbonhaus Same as Japanese name
Italian Casa Bonbon Same as Japanese name
Spanish Casa Caramel From casa (house) and caramel


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Language Name Origin
Japanese ジルバミュージアム Zilver Museum From zilver (Dutch for silver) and museum
English Silbern Museum From silbern (German for silver) and museum
French Musée Silber From musée (museum) and Silber (German for silver)
German Silbermuseum From Silber (silver) and museum
Italian Museo Silber From museo (museum) and Silber (German for silver)
Spanish Museo Argento From museo (museum) and argento (silver)


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Language Name Origin
Japanese マウントウィンテル Mt. Vinter From mount and vinter (Danish, Norwegian, and Swedish for winter)
English Mt. Vinter Same as Japanese name
French Mont Vinter Same as Japanese name
German Winterberg From Winter and Berg (mountain)
Italian Monte Vinter Same as Japanese name
Spanish Monte Invierno Same as Japanese name


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Language Name Origin
Japanese ノアプテキャッスル Noapte Castle From noapte (Romanian for night) and castle
English Castle Noapte Same as Japanese name
French Château Noapte Same as Japanese name
German Finsterschloss From finster (dark, gloomy) and Schloss (castle)
Italian Castel Noapte Same as Japanese name
Spanish Castillo Nox From castillo (castle) and nox (Latin for night)


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Language Name Origin
Japanese ヴェルデジャングル Verde Jungle From verde (Italian and Spanish for green) and jungle
English Jungle Verde Same as Japanese name
French Jungle Xoxoctic From jungle and xoxoctic (Nahuatl for green)
German Jadewald From Jade and Wald (forest)
Italian Giungla Verdor From giungla (jungle) and verdor (Spanish for verdure)
Spanish Selva Verdor From selva (jungle) and verdor (verdure)


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Language Name Origin
Japanese ジュエファクトリー Jouet Factory From jouet (French for toy) and factory
English Wacky Workshop From wacky and workshop
French Usine Ludilo From usine (factory) and ludilo (Esperanto for toy)
German Spielzeugfabrik Literally toy factory
Italian Officina Wacky Literally wacky workshop
Spanish Fábrica de Juguetes Literally toy factory


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Language Name Origin
Japanese ペドラバレー Pedra Valley From pedra (Portuguese for stone) and valley
English Pedra Valley Same as Japanese name
French Vallée Pedra Same as Japanese name
German Geröllschlucht From Geröll (boulder) and Schlucht (canyon)
Italian Valle Pedra Same as Japanese name
Spanish Valle Rocoso From valle (valley) and rocoso (rocky)