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'''Three Isle Path''' (Japanese: '''３のしま よこあな''' ''Island 3 Tunnel'') is a small underground passage located in the [[Sevii Islands]] archipelago. | '''Three Isle Path''' (Japanese: '''３のしま よこあな''' ''Island 3 Tunnel'') is a small underground passage located in the [[Sevii Islands]] archipelago. Initially a cave famous as a source of gold, this location is gradually expanded into a tunnel over the course of {{game|FireRed and LeafGreen|s}}. Once completed, the tunnel leads to an isolated patch of grass where wild {{p|Dunsparce}} can be caught. The cave itself houses no wild Pokémon. | ||
==Geography== | ==Geography== | ||
Three Isle Path is located on the eastern side of the [[Three Isle Port]]. A bare cave at first, it is later revealed to be a passageway leading to a secret section of the port. The cave itself is known for its gold supply, which has attracted one particular [[Three Island]] resident. A gold [[Nugget]] can be found hidden in the rubble on the ground. | |||
Three Isle Path is located on the eastern side of the [[Three Isle Port]]. A cave at first, it is later revealed to be a passageway leading to a secret section of the port. The cave itself is known for its gold supply, which has attracted one particular [[Three Island]] resident. | |||
By the time the player has defeated the [[Elite Four]] and obtained the [[National Pokédex]], the gold miner will have broken through to the other side of the cave. Evidently, he has been successful in his search: he gifts the player a second Nugget. Following the tunnel through, the player will discover a small patch of [[tall grass]] on a rocky cliff. This grass is inhabited by the rare [[:Category:Generation II Pokémon|Johto-based Pokémon]] {{p|Dunsparce}}. | |||
[[File:ThreeIslePath.png|thumb|left|300px|The path before it is completed.]]{{left clear}} | |||
==Items== | ==Items== | ||
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* '''Spanish:''' ''Vía Isla Tera'' | * '''Spanish:''' ''Vía Isla Tera'' | ||
{{Sevii Islands}} | {{Sevii Islands}} | ||
{{Project Routes notice}} | {{Project Routes notice}} | ||
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Three Isle Path (Japanese: ３のしま よこあな Island 3 Tunnel) is a small underground passage located in the Sevii Islands archipelago. Initially a cave famous as a source of gold, this location is gradually expanded into a tunnel over the course of Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen. Once completed, the tunnel leads to an isolated patch of grass where wild Dunsparce can be caught. The cave itself houses no wild Pokémon.
Geography
Three Isle Path is located on the eastern side of the Three Isle Port. A bare cave at first, it is later revealed to be a passageway leading to a secret section of the port. The cave itself is known for its gold supply, which has attracted one particular Three Island resident. A gold Nugget can be found hidden in the rubble on the ground.
By the time the player has defeated the Elite Four and obtained the National Pokédex, the gold miner will have broken through to the other side of the cave. Evidently, he has been successful in his search: he gifts the player a second Nugget. Following the tunnel through, the player will discover a small patch of tall grass on a rocky cliff. This grass is inhabited by the rare Johto-based Pokémon Dunsparce.
File:ThreeIslePath.png
The path before it is completed.
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In other languages
- Italian: Via Terzisola
- Spanish: Vía Isla Tera
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