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Boon Island is also known as "Two Island". The island's motto is "Boon Island for Two". | Boon Island is also known as "Two Island". The island's motto is "Boon Island for Two". | ||
A man from [[Celadon City]] has recently opened up an outdoor shop on Boon Island that sells [[PokéBall]]s that are usually scarce in [[Kanto]], like [[Timer Ball]]s. He might be ordering from the [[Devon Corporation]]. He also sells various beverages and snacks. [[Bruno]] of the [[Elite Four]] often comes to Boon Island to buy [[Rage Candybars]]. | A man from [[Celadon City]] has recently opened up an outdoor shop on Boon Island that sells [[PokéBall]]s that are usually scarce in [[Kanto]], like [[Timer Ball]]s. He might be ordering from the [[Devon Corporation]]. He also sells various beverages and snacks, such as Lemonades, Lava Cookies, and Moo Moo Milk. [[Bruno]] of the [[Elite Four]] often comes to Boon Island to buy [[Rage Candybars]]. | ||
There's an old woman on the island's cape, Cape Brink. She lives in a cottage and inspects Pokémon. The town's residents consider her a little creepy, and none of them can remember a time before she lived there. She is a [[Move Tutor]] that will teach a special move to a certain Pokémon under certain conditions: It must be either a {{p| | There's an old woman on the island's cape, Cape Brink. She lives in a cottage and inspects Pokémon. The town's residents consider her a little creepy, and none of them can remember a time before she lived there. She is a [[Move Tutor]] that will teach a special move to a certain Pokémon under certain conditions: It must be either a {{p|Venusaur}}, {{p|Charizard}}, or {{p|Blastoise}}. And it must be the first Pokémon the trainer started their journey with. If the Pokémon meets those two qualifications, the old lady will teach either [[Blast Burn]], [[Frenzy Plant]], or [[Hydro Cannon]] to the special [[starter Pokémon]]. | ||
On the west side of the island's small town is a newly-opened [[Game Corner]], owned by [[Lostelle]]'s father. Players of [[Pokémon FireRed]] and [[Pokémon LeafGreen]] can play minigames with eachother or with someone who has [[Pokémon Emerald]]. | On the west side of the island's small town is a newly-opened [[Game Corner]], owned by [[Lostelle]]'s father. Players of [[Pokémon FireRed]] and [[Pokémon LeafGreen]] can play minigames with eachother or with someone who has [[Pokémon Emerald]]. | ||
Right next-door to the Game Corner is the Move Maniac's house. Bring him two [[Tinymushrooms]] or one [[Big Mushroom]] and he'll teach your Pokémon a move it learns at a lower level. This is useful for relearning forgotten moves, or moves that were accidentally not | Right next-door to the Game Corner is the Move Maniac's house. Bring him two [[Tinymushrooms]] or one [[Big Mushroom]] and he'll teach your Pokémon a move it learns at a lower level. This is useful for relearning forgotten moves, or moves that were accidentally not learned. | ||
== Pokémon that Appear on Boon Island == | == Pokémon that Appear on Boon Island == | ||
Revision as of 00:24, 24 February 2005
Boon Island is the second island in the Sevii Islands archepelego. It is east of Knot Island, and west of Kin Island.
Boon Island is also known as "Two Island". The island's motto is "Boon Island for Two".
A man from Celadon City has recently opened up an outdoor shop on Boon Island that sells PokéBalls that are usually scarce in Kanto, like Timer Balls. He might be ordering from the Devon Corporation. He also sells various beverages and snacks, such as Lemonades, Lava Cookies, and Moo Moo Milk. Bruno of the Elite Four often comes to Boon Island to buy Rage Candybars.
There's an old woman on the island's cape, Cape Brink. She lives in a cottage and inspects Pokémon. The town's residents consider her a little creepy, and none of them can remember a time before she lived there. She is a Move Tutor that will teach a special move to a certain Pokémon under certain conditions: It must be either a Venusaur, Charizard, or Blastoise. And it must be the first Pokémon the trainer started their journey with. If the Pokémon meets those two qualifications, the old lady will teach either Blast Burn, Frenzy Plant, or Hydro Cannon to the special starter Pokémon.
On the west side of the island's small town is a newly-opened Game Corner, owned by Lostelle's father. Players of Pokémon FireRed and Pokémon LeafGreen can play minigames with eachother or with someone who has Pokémon Emerald.
Right next-door to the Game Corner is the Move Maniac's house. Bring him two Tinymushrooms or one Big Mushroom and he'll teach your Pokémon a move it learns at a lower level. This is useful for relearning forgotten moves, or moves that were accidentally not learned.
