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Revision as of 09:53, 11 August 2019
- The Blue Lagoon is also the name of a ship belonging to Ship.
| Blue Lagoon ブルーレイク Blue Lake | |
 Blue Lagoon | |
| Region | Johto |
| Debut | Takin' it on the Chinchou |
Blue Lagoon (Japanese: ブルーレイク Blue Lake) is an anime-exclusive town in Johto, located near a large lake on a mountain on Blue Point Isle. It is known for the large groups of Chinchou that live in the lake.
It is theorized that the Chinchou's nesting ground was located here. Geological events led the land to rise from the sea where Blue Lagoon was built, complete with a large lake that Chinchou return to in order to nest. Due to the migration cycle the Chinchou make between the lagoon and the open ocean, Blue Lagoon hosts a festival around the event, called the Parade of the Chinchou.
Ash and his friends took a cable car ride hoping to reach Bluefinland, but they instead found themselves in Blue Lagoon. With little choice, they took a look around the town and its lake and suddenly saw a Chinchou. Misty tried to catch it, only to find out it already had a Trainer, named Dayton. Dayton and his father Daizō told the group more about the town's festival, which they later participated in.
Pokémon seen at Blue Lagoon
 Bright |
File:Chinchou walking.png Chinchou |
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