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Pokémon Island is a little-known island probably located somewhere near Kanto, although the exact whereabouts are unknown.

Pokémon Island is home to many different species of wild Pokémon. Completely isolated, it's an ideal environment to observe how wild Pokémon act naturally. Pokémon Trainers are not allowed on the island, because catching the local Pokémon would upset the island's natural balance.

Pokémon Island has several different habitats ideal for all types of Pokémon, including a beach, a tunnel, a volcano, a river, a cave, and a valley.

Many rare kinds of Pokémon. such as Moltres, Zapdos, Articuno, and Mew have been seen on or around the island.

Professor Oak hired Todd to take photographs of all the Pokémon on the island in Pokémon Snap. Using the ZERO-ONE, a camera, and several other gadgets, Todd was able to complete his mission.

Areas of Pokémon Island

Beach

A sunny beach, and home to twelve kinds of Pokémon. A crab-shaped rock is the sign of Krabby.

Pidgey

For a good photo of the Pidgey, return after obtaining the Dash Engine, and dash to the other side of the Pidgey at the start of the beach. Further along the course, a couple of Pidgey may use a Whirlwind attack against a Meowth.

Doduo

Near the beginning of the beach, a Doduo leaps out from behind a corner and flees.

Pikachu

A few Pikachu may be found along the beach. Toss apples for the Pikachu at the start of the course to follow, leading it to a surf board left in the sand. Pikachu on the surfboard scores many points. Otherwise, and scaring Scyther from the tall grass, two Pikachu will come out and sit on nearbytree stumps. The sound of a PokéFlute will send sparks flying with a double-Thunderbolt attack from the two Pikachu.

Butterfree

Common around the beach. Use the Dash Engine to hurry and find four Butterfree nead the bridge.

Lapras

Throughout the ocean are these sea creatues. Snap photos of the first three sets of Lapras and three Lapras will appear close-up near the end of the beach cousre.

Snorlax

While a Pester Ball will get a slight movement out of Snorlax, it will take the PokéFlute to wake this Pokémon and get it to dance.

Meowth

Another somewhat common Pokémon of the beath. Two Pidgey Whirlwind a Meowth near the end of the course, allowing for a photo of a dizzy, twirling Meowth. Find the Meowth walking along a ledge and pelt it with a Pester Ball. After falling off, the Meowth will get up and react in a pose with many points.

Scyther

Hidden in tall grass, a Pester Ball where the tall is being chopped will send this Pokémon fleeing its cover. As Scyther escapes, it takes a moment to use a Slash attack.

Eevee

Eevee plays along large boulders. It plays with a mysterious pink ball.

Chansey

Throwing an item at the pink ball Eevee plays with reveals its true self: Chansey.

Magikarp

Tossing an apple into the water under the bridge causes a Magikarp to leap up.

Kangaskhan

Kangaskhan, near the end of the course, keeps its back to the camera. It will turn around if it smells food nearby, and may cause Kangaskhan to roar.

Tunnel

A long, dark tunnel. An abandoned power plant is inside.

Volcano

Boiling magma heats the volcanic areas.

River

A gently flowing river.

Cave

A cave where strange noises may be heard.

Valley

A rapid-moving river flows through.

Rainbow Cloud

A secret area above the island. Template:Gamestub