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Revision as of 14:22, 11 August 2010
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２のしま
Island 2
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| "Boon Island for Two"
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Two Island in {{{variable2}}}.
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Map description
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[[|Two Island Gym]] - Sevii Islands Gym #{{{gymno}}}
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[[|Two Island Gym]] - Sevii Islands Gym #{{{gymno}}}
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[[|Two Island Gym]] - Sevii Islands Gym #{{{gymno}}}
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Location
File:Two Island map.png
Location of Two Island in Sevii Islands.
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Two Island (Japanese: ２のしま Island 2) is the second of the towns in the Sevii Islands, located on Boon Island, and one of the smallest. However, its value to players of FireRed and LeafGreen is far larger than its area. Its Market Stall is the only place that players can obtain rare Poké Balls not produced in Kanto by Silph Co., like the Timer Ball, and several things only available in Johto and Hoenn, like MooMoo Milk and Lava Cookies. In addition, RageCandyBars are also sometimes available here, which Bruno visits the island for; however, in FireRed and LeafGreen they are sold out, making Bruno leave empty-handed.
Unlike in the town of One Island, the sea around the Seagallop Ferry dock is too rough to be Surfed on or fished in, and therefore, no Pokémon are available in the town itself.
Places of interest
Move Maniac
There is also the Move Maniac in the town, who, in exchange for two TinyMushrooms or one Big Mushroom, will teach a Pokémon a move that it learns at a lower level, much like the man in Fallarbor Town in Hoenn will for a Heart Scale. Next to his house is a small Game Corner that allows players to compete using their Pokémon in wireless minigames with another FireRed, LeafGreen, or Emerald game.
Market Stall
The Market Stall in the town, where most of the above items can be purchased, changes its stock after certain game events have taken place.
Notably, this is the only place in any of the Pokémon games where Drinks and Lava Cookies can be purchased in bulk (Except in Pokémon Platinum, where Lava Cookies can be bought 10 at a time). All other methods of purchasing them only allow the player to buy one at a time.
Joyful Game Corner
- Main article: Joyful Game Corner
The Joyful Game Corner is a newly opened building on Two Island, of the Sevii Islands. It is owned by Lostelle's father, which can be played after the events at Kin Island. This is where players from FireRed and LeafGreen can connect together, along with Emerald, and can play multiplayer mini-games over the wireless communication system. Players from Emerald can connect to FireRed and LeafGreen and play the mini-games via a building in Mossdeep City. Up to five players from FireRed and LeafGreen and Emerald can play. There are two games that can be played at the Joyful Game Corner: Pokémon Jump and Dodrio Berry Picking. In Pokémon Jump, the player uses their Pokémon to jump rope while trying to keep in sync with other players' Pokémon. In Dodrio Berry Picking, the player uses a Dodrio to catch falling berries from a tree. In order to get one of the trainer stars, a player must score 2000 points on each mini-game.
Items
In other languages
- German: Eiland Zwei
- Spanish: Isla Secunda
Template:Towns of the Sevii Islands
