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Dragon Holy Land

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The Dragon Holy Land (Japanese: 竜の聖域 Dragon Holy Land) is a paradise in which Pokémon reside peacefully with one another and sometimes train to become stronger. It is only accessible through the Dragon's Den.

Additionally, it is home to a very old Dragonite that belonged to the very first Gym Leader of the Blackthorn Gym. Since the Gym Leader passed away, the Dragonite became the unofficial "guardian" of the Holy Land.

The Dragon Holy Land is also home to a sacred golden bowl of fire. This is said to be the first fire the dragons gave to the inhabitants of Blackthorn City.

It appeared in two episodes of the anime. Its first appearance came at the end of Fangs for Nothin', and it was the focus of Great Bowls of Fire.

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