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==Locations==
==Locations==
[[File:Galar Wild Area SwSh.png|thumb|200px|An overview of the entire Wild Area]]
[[File:Galar Wild Area SwSh.png|thumb|300px|An overview of the entire Wild Area]]
The Wild Area is composed of many subareas. The player first enters the Wild Area from the south, but the locations below are listed from north to south in accordance with the map. The [[Town Map]]'s representation of the Wild Area is only a rough layout and may diverge from in-game borders.
The Wild Area is composed of 18 subareas, which are grouped into two groups: The roughly rectangular South Wild Area has 10 subareas; and the long, roughly Y-shaped North Wild Area has 8 subareas. These groups are divided by the river that runs from west to east through the southern part of [[Motostoke]], though a bridge allows passage between the south and north. The [[Town Map]] shows the rough layout of the Wild Area and relation of the subareas to one another, though the borders shown between them may diverge from in-game borders.  


;South Wild Area
Players first enter the Wild Area at its southernmost point, arriving at the Wild Area Station via train from [[Wedgehurst|Wedgehurst Station]]. Thereafter, players can return to the Wild Area via the Wild Area Station as well as a number of [[Flying Taxi]] destinations.  
* [[Watchtower Ruins]] lies in the northwestern corner.
* [[East Lake Axewell]] is the large area in the north in front of the gate to [[Motostoke]] and includes most of the eastern half of Lake Axewell.
* [[Axew's Eye]] is the island that lies in the middle of Lake Axewell.
* [[North Lake Miloch]] lies in the northeastern corner and includes a part of the northern end of Lake Miloch.
* [[West Lake Axewell]] is the western half of Lake Axewell (in the west). Despite the depiction on the Town Map, it also extends north of the footbridge to Motostoke's wall.
* [[Dappled Grove]] lies in the southwestern corner.
* [[Rolling Fields]] is the large central area in the south.
* [[Meetup Spot]] is the southernmost point.
* [[South Lake Miloch]] encompasses the majority of Lake Miloch (in the east).
* [[Giant's Seat]] lies along the south and east borders of the Wild Area.


;North Wild Area
===South Wild Area===
* [[Lake of Outrage]] lies in the northwestern-most corner.
The South Wild Area consists of 10 subareas with a mix of environments. The 2 largest lakes in the Wild Area, Lake Axewell and Lake Miloch, are in this southern half. Prior to becoming {{pkmn|Champion}}, the Pokémon in the South Wild Area are encountered at a lower level than those in the North Wild Area.
* [[Hammerlocke Hills]] lies along the north before the gate to [[Hammerlocke]].
 
* [[Giant's Cap]] is on the west, lying along the eastern shore of the Lake of Outrage.
These 10 subareas are in the South Wild area, listed in roughly clockwise order from the south.
* [[Dusty Bowl]] is the large central area north of the {{rt|5|Galar}} bridge.
{| class="roundy" style="background: #{{galar color}}; border: 5px solid {{galar color}}"
* [[Giant's Mirror]] lies along the east, east of Dusty Bowl.
|- style="background: #{{galar color}}; color: #fff"
* [[Stony Wilderness]] lies just north of the Route 5 bridge.
! style="{{roundytl|10px}}" width=100px | Subarea
* [[Bridge Field]] encompasses most of the area between the [[Motostoke Outskirts]] and {{rt|5|Galar}} bridges.
! width=400px | Location
* [[Motostoke Riverbank]] is the southernmost area, north of the river and slightly beyond the Motostoke Outskirts bridge.
! style="{{roundytr|10px}}" width=400px | Notable features
|- style="background: #fff"
| style="background: #{{galar color light}}; text-align: center" | [[Meetup Spot]]
| The southernmost point of the Wild Area
|
* The Wild Area Station is in this subarea and is a [[Flying Taxi]] destination.
* Unlike other subareas, no [[wild Pokémon]] can be encountered in this area.
|- style="background: #fff"
| style="background: #{{galar color light}}; text-align: center" | [[Rolling Fields]]
| A large area just north of the Meetup Spot. It stretches from the western edge of Lake Miloch to the inner bend of Lake Axewell
|
* An Ingredients Seller stands near Lake Miloch in this subarea.
|- style="background: #fff"
| style="background: #{{galar color light}}; text-align: center" | [[Dappled Grove]]
| A forested area in the southwestern corner of the Wild Area
|
* A [[Watt Trader]] is located near a Berry tree in the east.
|- style="background: #fff"
| style="background: #{{galar color light}}; text-align: center" | [[West Lake Axewell]]
| The western half of Lake Axewell, plus the bridge across its narrowest point and the land north of the bridge
|
* Despite the depiction on the Town Map, it also extends north of the footbridge to [[Motostoke]]'s wall.
|- style="background: #fff"
| style="background: #{{galar color light}}; text-align: center" | [[Watchtower Ruins]]
| A bluff area in the northwestern corner of the South Wild Area
|
* At the crest of the hill sits a ruined tower housing the [[Watchtower Lair]].
|- style="background: #fff"
| style="background: #{{galar color light}}; text-align: center" | [[East Lake Axewell]]
| The eastern half of Lake Axewell, plus the wide land area north of Lake Axewell & south of Motostoke
|
* Standing just east of the entrance to Motostoke are a Watt Trader and the Camping King.
* There is a [[Flying Taxi]] destination in this subarea, just outside the entrance to Motostoke.
|- style="background: #fff"
| style="background: #{{galar color light}}; text-align: center" | [[Axew's Eye]]
| An island in the middle of Lake Axewell's eastern half
|
* This subarea is the only part of the South Wild Area that is inaccessible prior to obtaining the [[Rotom Bike]].
* {{tc|Pokémon Breeder}} Chloe can appear on this island.
|- style="background: #fff"
| style="background: #{{galar color light}}; text-align: center" | [[North Lake Miloch]]
| The northern portion of Lake Miloch, plus the land area north of the lake and south of the river
|
* {{tc|Hiker}}s and {{tc|Fisher}}s may appear throughout this subarea, offering a random item for 100 [[Watt]]s.
|- style="background: #fff"
| style="background: #{{galar color light}}; text-align: center" | [[Giant's Seat]]
| A long strip of land along the eastern edge of the South Wild Area
|
* Standing just east of the entrance to Motostoke are a Watt Trader and the Camping King.
|- style="background: #fff"
| style="background: #{{galar color light}}; {{roundybl|10px}}; text-align: center" | [[South Lake Miloch]]
| The southern, and larger, portion of Lake Miloch, plus the small land area connecting East Lake Axewell to the Giant's Seat
| style="{{roundybr|10px}}" |
* Hikers and Fishers may appear throughout this subarea, offering a random item for 100 [[Watt]]s.
|}
 
===North Wild Area===
The North Wild Area consists of 8 subareas with a mix of environments. Bridges run from west to east across the North Wild Area and allow the railroad, {{rt|3|Galar}}, and {{rt|5|Galar}} to cross it. While this part of the Wild Area has only one lake, the Lake of Outrage, many of its subareas have significant ponds. Prior to becoming {{pkmn|Champion}}, the Pokémon in the North Wild Area are encountered at a higher level than those in the North Wild Area.
 
These 8 subareas are in the North Wild area, listed in order first from south to north, then from west to east.
{| class="roundy" style="background: #{{galar color}}; border: 5px solid {{galar color}}"
|- style="background: #{{galar color}}; color: #fff"
! style="{{roundytl|10px}}" width=100px | Subarea
! width=400px | Location
! style="{{roundytr|10px}}" width=400px | Notable features
|- style="background: #fff"
| style="background: #{{galar color light}}; text-align: center" | [[Motostoke Riverbank]]
| The southernmost point of the North Wild Area, across the bridge from the South Wild Area and north of the river
|
* {{tc|Hiker}}s and {{tc|Fisher}}s may appear throughout this subarea, offering a random item for 100 [[Watt]]s.
|- style="background: #fff"
| style="background: #{{galar color light}}; text-align: center" | [[Bridge Field]]
| A long stretch of hills and ponds that encompasses most of the area between the [[Motostoke Outskirts]] and {{rt|5|Galar}} bridges
|
* One of Galar's two [[Pokémon Nursery|Pokémon Nurseries]] is in this subarea, at roughly its midpoint along its eastern edge.
* That Pokémon Nursery is also a [[Flying Taxi]] destination.
* The Digging Duo stands near the Pokémon Nursery.
|- style="background: #fff"
| style="background: #{{galar color light}}; text-align: center" | [[Stony Wilderness]]
| A stone-strewn area just north of the Route 5 bridge
|
* Hikers may appear throughout this subarea, offering a random item for 100 [[Watt]]s.
|- style="background: #fff"
| style="background: #{{galar color light}}; text-align: center" | [[Giant's Cap]]
| An inclined area that stretches along the eastern shore of the Lake of Outrage, including a large pond
|
* Hikers may appear throughout this subarea, offering a random item for 100 [[Watt]]s.
|- style="background: #fff"
| style="background: #{{galar color light}}; text-align: center" | [[Dusty Bowl]]
| A dust-filled hollow in the center of the area north of the Route 5 bridge
|
* [[Regional form|Galarian]] {{p|Yamask}} can be evolved at the stone arch.
* Hikers and Fishers may appear throughout this subarea, offering a random item for 100 [[Watt]]s.
|- style="background: #fff"
| style="background: #{{galar color light}}; text-align: center" | [[Giant's Mirror]]
| An inclined area that stretches along the eastern edge of the North Wild Area
|
* Hikers and Fisher may appear throughout this subarea, offering a random item for 100 [[Watt]]s.
|- style="background: #fff"
| style="background: #{{galar color light}}; text-align: center" | [[Lake of Outrage]]
| A small lake that isolates a large bluff and a small cove from the rest of the Wild Area
|
* This subarea is the only part of the North Wild Area that is inaccessible prior to obtaining the [[Rotom Bike]].
* A {{wp|stone circle}} sits on the bluff on the western edge of the North Wild Area, where various [[Evolution stones]] appear each day.
|- style="background: #fff"
| style="background: #{{galar color light}}; {{roundybl|10px}}; text-align: center" | [[Hammerlocke Hills]]
| A bluff along the southern wall of [[Hammerlocke]], overlooking the rest of the North Wild Area
| style="{{roundybr|10px}}" |
* Standing just east of the entrance to Hammerlocke are a Watt Trader and an Ingredients Seller.
* There is a [[Flying Taxi]] destination in this subarea, just outside the entrance to Hammerlocke.  
|}


==Weather==
==Weather==

Revision as of 00:21, 1 December 2021

A Trainer walking in the Wild Area.

The Wild Area (Japanese: ワイルドエリア Wild Area) is an extensive area in the Galar region. It adjoins several towns in the region.

The Pokémon found in the Wild Area vary depending on the weather, which can vary wildly between the different subareas. Pokémon with higher levels also wander outside of the normal tall grass in many places. The areas north of the Motostoke River are home to Pokémon with higher levels overall. Once the player has started the Darkest Day or captured Eternatus, Pokémon found throughout the Wild Area will generally have higher levels.

Unlike in most other areas in the game (which use a fixed perspective), in the Wild Area the player can control the camera using the right control stick. These mechanics, as well as the weather and wild Pokémon mechanics, carry over to the Isle of Armor and Crown Tundra.

Locations

An overview of the entire Wild Area

The Wild Area is composed of 18 subareas, which are grouped into two groups: The roughly rectangular South Wild Area has 10 subareas; and the long, roughly Y-shaped North Wild Area has 8 subareas. These groups are divided by the river that runs from west to east through the southern part of Motostoke, though a bridge allows passage between the south and north. The Town Map shows the rough layout of the Wild Area and relation of the subareas to one another, though the borders shown between them may diverge from in-game borders.

Players first enter the Wild Area at its southernmost point, arriving at the Wild Area Station via train from Wedgehurst Station. Thereafter, players can return to the Wild Area via the Wild Area Station as well as a number of Flying Taxi destinations.

South Wild Area

The South Wild Area consists of 10 subareas with a mix of environments. The 2 largest lakes in the Wild Area, Lake Axewell and Lake Miloch, are in this southern half. Prior to becoming Champion, the Pokémon in the South Wild Area are encountered at a lower level than those in the North Wild Area.

These 10 subareas are in the South Wild area, listed in roughly clockwise order from the south.

Subarea Location Notable features
Meetup Spot The southernmost point of the Wild Area
  • The Wild Area Station is in this subarea and is a Flying Taxi destination.
  • Unlike other subareas, no wild Pokémon can be encountered in this area.
Rolling Fields A large area just north of the Meetup Spot. It stretches from the western edge of Lake Miloch to the inner bend of Lake Axewell
  • An Ingredients Seller stands near Lake Miloch in this subarea.
Dappled Grove A forested area in the southwestern corner of the Wild Area
  • A Watt Trader is located near a Berry tree in the east.
West Lake Axewell The western half of Lake Axewell, plus the bridge across its narrowest point and the land north of the bridge
  • Despite the depiction on the Town Map, it also extends north of the footbridge to Motostoke's wall.
Watchtower Ruins A bluff area in the northwestern corner of the South Wild Area
East Lake Axewell The eastern half of Lake Axewell, plus the wide land area north of Lake Axewell & south of Motostoke
  • Standing just east of the entrance to Motostoke are a Watt Trader and the Camping King.
  • There is a Flying Taxi destination in this subarea, just outside the entrance to Motostoke.
Axew's Eye An island in the middle of Lake Axewell's eastern half
  • This subarea is the only part of the South Wild Area that is inaccessible prior to obtaining the Rotom Bike.
  • Pokémon Breeder Chloe can appear on this island.
North Lake Miloch The northern portion of Lake Miloch, plus the land area north of the lake and south of the river
  • Hikers and Fishers may appear throughout this subarea, offering a random item for 100 Watts.
Giant's Seat A long strip of land along the eastern edge of the South Wild Area
  • Standing just east of the entrance to Motostoke are a Watt Trader and the Camping King.
South Lake Miloch The southern, and larger, portion of Lake Miloch, plus the small land area connecting East Lake Axewell to the Giant's Seat
  • Hikers and Fishers may appear throughout this subarea, offering a random item for 100 Watts.

North Wild Area

The North Wild Area consists of 8 subareas with a mix of environments. Bridges run from west to east across the North Wild Area and allow the railroad, Route 3, and Route 5 to cross it. While this part of the Wild Area has only one lake, the Lake of Outrage, many of its subareas have significant ponds. Prior to becoming Champion, the Pokémon in the North Wild Area are encountered at a higher level than those in the North Wild Area.

These 8 subareas are in the North Wild area, listed in order first from south to north, then from west to east.

Subarea Location Notable features
Motostoke Riverbank The southernmost point of the North Wild Area, across the bridge from the South Wild Area and north of the river
  • Hikers and Fishers may appear throughout this subarea, offering a random item for 100 Watts.
Bridge Field A long stretch of hills and ponds that encompasses most of the area between the Motostoke Outskirts and Route 5 bridges
  • One of Galar's two Pokémon Nurseries is in this subarea, at roughly its midpoint along its eastern edge.
  • That Pokémon Nursery is also a Flying Taxi destination.
  • The Digging Duo stands near the Pokémon Nursery.
Stony Wilderness A stone-strewn area just north of the Route 5 bridge
  • Hikers may appear throughout this subarea, offering a random item for 100 Watts.
Giant's Cap An inclined area that stretches along the eastern shore of the Lake of Outrage, including a large pond
  • Hikers may appear throughout this subarea, offering a random item for 100 Watts.
Dusty Bowl A dust-filled hollow in the center of the area north of the Route 5 bridge
  • Galarian Yamask can be evolved at the stone arch.
  • Hikers and Fishers may appear throughout this subarea, offering a random item for 100 Watts.
Giant's Mirror An inclined area that stretches along the eastern edge of the North Wild Area
  • Hikers and Fisher may appear throughout this subarea, offering a random item for 100 Watts.
Lake of Outrage A small lake that isolates a large bluff and a small cove from the rest of the Wild Area
  • This subarea is the only part of the North Wild Area that is inaccessible prior to obtaining the Rotom Bike.
  • A stone circle sits on the bluff on the western edge of the North Wild Area, where various Evolution stones appear each day.
Hammerlocke Hills A bluff along the southern wall of Hammerlocke, overlooking the rest of the North Wild Area
  • Standing just east of the entrance to Hammerlocke are a Watt Trader and an Ingredients Seller.
  • There is a Flying Taxi destination in this subarea, just outside the entrance to Hammerlocke.

Weather

The weather in the Wild Area determines which wild Pokémon can appear and, in some cases, which weather conditions and terrain appear in battle. The weather varies between subareas, and while neighboring subeareas can share the same weather, the weather in each is independently determined. However, since symbol encounters and wanderers spawn based on the weather currently experienced by players, it is possible for the weather of one subarea to affect these spawns in another subarea if players are near the border between them. The weather across the entire Wild Area changes each day at midnight, based on the console's clock.

Common weather conditions include Clear, Cloudy, and Rain. If any subareas on a given day have one of the rarer weather conditions (such as Thunderstorm, Blizzard, Sandstorm, or Fog), the X menu will announce that these conditions are present. On certain special dates, the whole Wild Area will have the same weather. These dates are typically the first of a month.

Icon Weather Common Pokémon Effect in battle Prerequisite Special dates
Clear Clear (はれ) Normal, Grass, Flying — — May 1
Cloudy Cloudy (くもり) Fighting, Poison, Dark — — March 1
Rain Rain (あめ) Water, Bug Rain — October 1
Thunderstorm Thunderstorm (豪雨) Water, Electric, Dragon Rain, Electric Terrain — November 1
Snow Snow (ゆき) Ice Hail — December 1
December 25
Blizzard Blizzard (吹雪) Ice, Steel Hail Visit Hammerlocke February 1
Harsh sunlight Harsh sunlight (ひでり) Fire, Ground Harsh sunlight — July 1
August 1
Sandstorm Sandstorm (砂嵐) Ground, Rock Sandstorm Visit Hammerlocke April 1
Fog Fog (霧) Psychic, Ghost, Fairy Misty Terrain Become Champion February 29
June 1

Prerequisites

Some weather conditions will only begin to appear in the Wild Area after players have reached certain milestones in the game. Before players have unlocked these weather conditions, subareas that would have had them instead have a specific replacement weather condition. These replacement conditions are changed to the original condition immediately after players reach the appropriate milestone, even if the weather would not yet have reset otherwise.

  • Sandstorm: Unlocks after visiting Hammerlocke and is replaced by Harsh sunlight
  • Blizzard: Unlocks after visiting Hammerlocke and is replaced by Snow
  • Fog: Unlocks after becoming Champion and is replaced by Clear

The restrictions for Fog are not present in the Isle of Armor or the Crown Tundra.

Features

The Wild Area has a number of features that appear in many different areas:

  • The Wild Area is populated with 99 Pokémon Dens, where the player can participate in Max Raid Battles.
  • There are a large number of hidden items throughout the Wild Area. These items respawn daily, and each specific spot may yield different items on different days.
  • Watt Traders allow the player to trade Watts for items, participate in the Rotom Rally, change the color of their outfit, and upgrade their Rotom Bike.

Items

Hidden items

There are a large number of hidden items throughout the Wild Area. These hidden items regenerate each day, even if the player has not obtained them.

Each spot has one or more possible items that it can yield, with the possible items depending on the spot. Every item that regenerates daily can also rarely regenerate as a Wishing Piece (at approximately a 1% chance) instead of the items in its standard pool.

100-Watt gifts

Hikers and Fishers may appear in different parts of the Wild Area to offer the player an unspecified item for 100 Watts. The player does not know what the item is until they agree to purchase it.

Fisher

Item Location Games
Pearl Pearl ×3 Common  Sw  Sh 
Big Pearl Big Pearl Common  Sw  Sh 
Big Pearl Big Pearl ×2 Average  Sw  Sh 
Big Pearl Big Pearl ×3 Average  Sw  Sh 
Pearl String Pearl String Average  Sw  Sh 
Pearl String Pearl String ×2 Rare  Sw  Sh 
Wishing Piece Wishing Piece Rare  Sw  Sh 

Hiker

A Hiker's possible items depend on the player's progress, changing when the player gains their second Badge and when they become Champion.

Item Rate
0-1 Badge 2-8 Badges Champion
Exp. Candy XS Exp. Candy XS Common
Exp. Candy XS Exp. Candy XS ×2 Common
Exp. Candy XS Exp. Candy XS ×3 Common
Exp. Candy XS Exp. Candy XS ×4 Average
Exp. Candy XS Exp. Candy XS ×5 Common
Exp. Candy S Exp. Candy S Rare Common Common
Exp. Candy S Exp. Candy S ×2 Common Common
Exp. Candy S Exp. Candy S ×3 Rare
Exp. Candy M Exp. Candy M Rare Common
Exp. Candy M Exp. Candy M ×2 Uncommon
Exp. Candy L Exp. Candy L Rare
Rare Candy Rare Candy Rare Rare Rare
Wishing Piece Wishing Piece Very Rare Very Rare Very Rare

Trainers

Pokémon Breeder Chloe can appear in many different Wild Area zones. If the player loses, their Pokémon will be fully healed. She can be challenged more than once per day, but every time she is defeated, she will relocate.

She can appear in the following Wild Area zones:

Trainer Pokémon
Before earning the Fire Badge
Pokémon Breeder Chloe
Pokémon Breeder Chloe
テツコ Tetsuko
Reward: $2,600
Grookey Grookey♂ Lv.13
No item
Scorbunny Scorbunny♂ Lv.13
No item
Sobble Sobble♂ Lv.13
No item
After earning the Fire Badge
Pokémon Breeder Chloe
Pokémon Breeder Chloe
テツコ Tetsuko
Reward: $9,000
Raboot Raboot♂ Lv.30
No item
Drizzile Drizzile♂ Lv.30
No item
Thwackey Thwackey♂ Lv.30
No item
After becoming Champion
Pokémon Breeder Chloe
Pokémon Breeder Chloe
テツコ Tetsuko
Reward: $18,000
Inteleon Inteleon♂ Lv.60
No item
Rillaboom Rillaboom♂ Lv.60
No item
Cinderace Cinderace♂ Lv.60
No item


In the anime

The Wild Area in the anime

Main series

The Wild Area first appeared in Mind-Boggling Dynamax!, where Ash and Goh explored it after their arrival in Galar. They witnessed a Snorlax Gigantamaxing, but it blocked a railway line in the process, threatening to cause an accident. However, Ash and Goh were able to make Snorlax move off the tracks, saving the train. Afterwards, in the same area, Goh caught the Scorbunny that had followed him from Wyndon.

In A Pinch of This, a Pinch of That!, Ash and Goh revisited the Wild Area, this time accompanied by Chloe, to dig up Fossils that could be found there. They met two bumbling Fossil diggers named Cara Liss and Bray Zenn, whom they helped dig up Fossils they intended to restore into an Arctovish and a Dracozolt. However, their Fossil pieces got mixed up as they started the restoration process, resulting in them being restored as Dracovish and Arctozolt instead. After some interactions with the Fossil Pokémon, Cara Liss and Bray Zenn were satisfied with the data they had gotten and let Ash and Goh take care of them. As such, Ash then proceeded to catch Dracovish, while Goh caught Arctozolt.

Pokémon found in the Wild Area

Wild Area Braviary.png
Braviary 		Wild Area Maractus.png
Maractus 		Wild Area Wooloo.png
Wooloo 		Wooloo anime.png
Ribombee
Wild Area Grubbin.png
Grubbin 		Wild Area Phantump.png
Phantump 		Wild Area Seedot.png
Seedot 		Wild Area Goomy.png
Goomy
Wild Area Hippopotas.png
Hippopotas 		Wild Area Tympole.png
Tympole 		Wild Area Frillish.png
Frillish 		Wild Area Flygon.png
Flygon
Wild Area Snorlax.png
Snorlax ↔ Gigantamax Snorlax 		Wild Area Rookidee.png
Rookidee 		Wild Area Budew.png
Budew 		Wild Area Maractus Butterfree.png
Butterfree
Wild Area Joltik Ditto.png
Joltik 		Wild Area Joltik Ditto.png
Ditto
Caught Pokémon
Goh Scorbunny.png
Scorbunny 		Goh Boldore.png
Boldore 		Ash Dracovish.png
Dracovish 		Goh Arctozolt.png
Arctozolt

Pokémon: Twilight Wings

The Wild Area in Pokémon: Twilight Wings

The Wild Area first appeared during a montage at the end of Letter, where Bea was shown confronting a wild Rhydon. Bea's visit to the Wild Area was shown in full in Training, where she took a Flying Taxi there to train with her Machop, Machoke, and Machamp following her loss against Leon in a battle.

In the manga

The Wild Area in Pokémon Adventures

Pokémon Adventures

Sword & Shield arc

The Wild Area first appeared in Zap!! A Rising Beam of Light, where Henry, Casey, Professor Magnolia, and Marvin went there to investigate the Pokémon Dens in the Rolling Fields, encountering Team Yell in the process.

In PASS12, the group traveled through the Wild Area again in order to reach Hammerlocke.

Trivia

  • The theme used for the northern parts of the Wild Area, including Bridge Field onward, is shortened for Routes 6, 7, 8, and 9.
  • The Wild Area is based on the Lake District.[1]

In other languages

Language Title
Chinese Cantonese 曠野地帶 Kwongyéh Deihdaai
Mandarin 曠野地帶 / 旷野地带 Kuàngyě Dìdài
The Netherlands Flag.png Dutch Wilde Land
Finland Flag.png Finnish Villi seutu
France Flag.png French Terres Sauvages
Germany Flag.png German Naturzone
Italy Flag.png Italian Terre Selvagge
South Korea Flag.png Korean 와일드에리어 Wild Area
Poland Flag.png Polish Dziki Obszar
Portuguese Brazil Flag.png Brazil Área Selvagem
Portugal Flag.png Portugal Área Selvagem
Russia Flag.png Russian Нетронутые Земли Netronutyye Zemli
Spain Flag.png Spanish Área Silvestre

References

  1. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vVH3FJaGroI&t=2s


Galar
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Settlements
Postwick • Wedgehurst • Motostoke • Turffield • Hulbury • Hammerlocke
Stow-on-Side • Ballonlea • Circhester • Spikemuth • Wyndon
Routes
1 • 2 • 3 • 4 • 5 • 6 • 7 • 8 • 9 • 10
Landmarks
Slumbering Weald • Galar Mine • Galar Mine No. 2 • Motostoke Outskirts
Glimwood Tangle • Route 9 Tunnel • Rose Tower/Battle Tower • Energy Plant • Tower Summit
Wild Area
Meetup Spot • Rolling Fields • Dappled Grove • Watchtower Ruins • East Lake Axewell • West Lake Axewell
Axew's Eye • South Lake Miloch • Giant's Seat • North Lake Miloch • Motostoke Riverbank • Bridge Field
Stony Wilderness • Dusty Bowl • Giant's Mirror • Hammerlocke Hills • Giant's Cap • Lake of Outrage
Isle of Armor
Fields of Honor • Master Dojo • Soothing Wetlands • Forest of Focus • Challenge Beach • Tower of Waters • Brawlers' Cave
Challenge Road • Tower of Darkness • Courageous Cavern • Loop Lagoon • Training Lowlands • Warm-Up Tunnel
Potbottom Desert • Workout Sea • Stepping-Stone Sea • Insular Sea • Honeycalm Sea • Honeycalm Island
Crown Tundra
Slippery Slope • Max Lair • Freezington • Frostpoint Field • Giant's Bed • Rock Peak Ruins • Iron Ruins • Old Cemetery
Snowslide Slope • Iceberg Ruins • Tunnel to the Top • Path to the Peak • Crown Shrine • Giant's Foot • Roaring-Sea Caves
Frigid Sea • Three-Point Pass • Split-Decision Ruins • Ballimere Lake • Lakeside Cave • Dyna Tree Hill


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