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The Trading Card Game Islands are the setting of the Pokémon Trading Card Game games. The region consists of two small islands, TCG Island, which appeared in both games, and GR Island, which appeared alongside the original island in the second game only, much like Kanto and Johto did in Generation II.
Since the region has no routes like the Orre region, the character walks directly to their destinations. Thus, the only areas of interest on TCG Island are Pokémon Clubs, which are similar to Pokémon Gyms, a stadium for the Grand Masters, Mr. Ishihara's house, and Dr. Mason's Card Laboratory. GR Island's areas of interest include several bases for Team Great Rocket, a Challenge Hall for tournaments, a Game Center, which is similar to the Game Corners, Mr. Ishihara's Villa, and a Sealed Fort. Both of the islands have an airport, allowing the player to travel between the two islands.
As the game is focused on playing with Pokémon Cards, it is unclear if real Pokémon exist somewhere in the region, or even if it is set in the same universe as the other regions.
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This article is part of both Project TCG and Project Locations, Bulbapedia projects that, together, aim to write comprehensive articles on the Pokémon Trading Card Game and locations, respectively. |