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The Seven Grapefruit Islands appeared in ''[[ET15|Attack of the Demon Stomach]]''. | |||
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Revision as of 20:35, 21 August 2015
Seven Grapefruit Islands ザボン七島 Seven Zabon Islands | |||
Region | Orange Archipelago | ||
Anime debut | Snack Attack! | ||
Location of Seven Grapefruit Islands in the Orange Archipelago |
The Seven Grapefruit Islands (Japanese: ザボン七島 Seven Zabon Islands) are a chain of seven tiny isles in the eastern region of the Orange Archipelago. The islands grow grapefruits, and is the only place where they grow them in the Orange Islands. The people on this island also make the grapefruit peels into candies.
Although the islands are famous for their grapefruits, they were not grown naturally. The people on the island grow the grapefruit. Each island is covered in grapefruit trees. The grapefruits on the islands, although are very delicious, are very difficult to eat because of the tough peels. The grapefruits grown on the islands are larger than a regular grapefruit.
When a hungry Snorlax traversed the islands in search for food, Ruby put the area on lockdown because she feared for the survival of the grapefruit.
Places of interest
Grapefruit Headquarters
The headquarters of the Grapefruit Islands. In here, there is an electronic map of the seven islands, and when grapefruit is being stolen, the island on the map starts to glow and blink. It is where Ruby watches the Grapefruit Islands for poachers stealing her grapefruit. Outside, the building looks like a warehouse. It is also a place where grapefruit can be stored. The building is located on Grapefruit Island No. 3. Ash and his friends built a stage for Jigglypuff here.
Processing Plant
This building is mentioned in the anime, but not shown. It is not known what it does, or what island it is on.
In the anime
In Snack Attack, a Snorlax was roaming from island to island eating grapefruits from the trees. When Ash and his friends saved the islands, Ash caught the Snorlax.
Pokémon seen on the Seven Grapefruit Islands
Butterfree |
Snorlax |
In the manga
In The Electric Tale of Pikachu manga
The Seven Grapefruit Islands appeared in Attack of the Demon Stomach.
Pokémon seen on the Seven Grapefruit Islands
Snorlax |
Trivia
- Its Japanese name comes from the genus of orange, which is similar to a shaddock or a grapefruit, from which its English name is derived.
- Grapefruit Island No. 3 is the largest of the seven.
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