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A Trainer walking in the Wild Area.

The Wild Area (Japanese: ワイルドエリア Wild Area) is an extensive area in the Galar region. It adjoins several towns in the region.

The Pokémon found in the Wild Area vary depending on the weather, which can vary wildly between the different subareas. Pokémon with higher levels also wander outside of the normal tall grass in many places. The areas north of the Motostoke River are home to Pokémon with higher levels overall.

Pokémon Dens

A Trainer standing before a Pokémon Den

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Pokémon Dens (Japanese: ポケモンの巣 Pokémon Den) dot the Wild Area. A den is a circle of stone where a Dynamax Pokémon may dwell. Dens can be found on the land or in the water.

A den with a red pillar of light contains a Dynamax Pokémon, and investigating it will trigger a Max Raid Battle. Dens also store Watts that Trainers can collect. This is indicated by a red glow on the stones forming the den. Once the Watts are received, the stones will cease glowing. Dens with a Dynamax Pokémon yield 300 Watts, while those without yield 50 Watts. After catching Eternatus, Dens with a Dynamax Pokémon will yield 2,000 Watts, and those without a raid will yield 200 Watts. For a Den to fully recharge and have a new Pokémon, every den in the area must have been battled.

A Wishing Piece can attract a wild Dynamax Pokémon to an empty den.

Pokémon collect things in their dens. These may be received as rewards at the end of a Max Raid Battle.

Locations

An overview of the entire Wild Area

The Wild Area is composed of many subareas. The player first enters the Wild Area from the south, but the locations below are listed from north to south in accordance with the map. The Town Map's representation of the Wild Area is only a rough layout and may diverge from in-game borders.

North Wild Area

• Lake of Outrage lies in the northwestern-most corner.
• Hammerlocke Hills lies along the north before the gate to Hammerlocke.
• Giant's Cap is on the west, lying along the eastern shore of the Lake of Outrage.
• Dusty Bowl is the large central area north of the Route 5 bridge.
• Giant's Mirror lies along the east, east of Dusty Bowl.
• Stony Wilderness lies just north of the Route 5 bridge.
• Bridge Field encompasses most of the area between the Motostoke Outskirts and Route 5 bridges.
• Motostoke Riverbank is the southernmost area, north of the river and slightly beyond the Motostoke Outskirts bridge.

South Wild Area

• Watchtower Ruins lies in the northwestern corner.
• East Lake Axewell is the large area in the north in front of the gate to Motostoke and includes most of the eastern half of Lake Axewell.
• Axew's Eye is the island that lies in the middle of Lake Axewell.
• North Lake Miloch lies in the northeastern corner and includes a part of the northern end of Lake Miloch.
• West Lake Axewell is the western half of Lake Axewell (in the west). Despite the depiction on the Town Map, it also extends north of the footbridge to Motostoke's wall.
• Dappled Grove lies in the southwestern corner.
• Rolling Fields is the large central area in the south.
• Meetup Spot is the southernmost point.
• South Lake Miloch encompasses the majority of Lake Miloch (in the east).
• Giant's Seat lies along the south and east borders of the Wild Area.

In the anime

The Wild Area in the anime

The Wild Area appeared in SS005, where Ash and Go explored it. They witnessed a Snorlax Gigantamaxing, but it blocked a railroad line in the process, threatening to cause an accident. However, Ash and Go were able to make Snorlax move off the tracks, saving the train. Afterwards, in the same area, Go caught the Scorbunny that had followed him from Wyndon.

In other languages

Language Title Chinese Cantonese 曠野地帶 Kwongyéh Deihdaai Mandarin 曠野地帶 / 旷野地带 Kuàngyě Dìdài French Terres Sauvages German Naturzone Italian Terre Selvagge Korean 와일드에리어 Wild Area Russian Нетронутые Земли Netronutyye Zemli Spanish Área Silvestre

Pokémon Den

Language Title Chinese Cantonese 寶可夢巢穴 Pokémon Chàauhyuht Mandarin 寶可夢巢穴 / 宝可梦巢穴 Pokémon Cháoxuè / Pokémon Cháoxué French Antre de Pokémon German Pokémon-Nester Italian Tane di Pokémon Korean 포켓몬굴 Pokémon Gul Spanish Nido Pokémon

Galar
Settlements Postwick • Wedgehurst • Motostoke • Turffield • Hulbury • Hammerlocke Stow-on-Side • Ballonlea • Circhester • Spikemuth • Wyndon Routes 1 • 2 • 3 • 4 • 5 • 6 • 7 • 8 • 9 • 10 Landmarks Slumbering Weald • Galar Mine • Galar Mine No. 2 • Motostoke Outskirts Glimwood Tangle • Route 9 Tunnel • Rose Tower/Battle Tower • Energy Plant • Tower Summit Wild Area Meetup Spot • Rolling Fields • Dappled Grove • Watchtower Ruins • East Lake Axewell • West Lake Axewell Axew's Eye • South Lake Miloch • Giant's Seat • North Lake Miloch • Motostoke Riverbank • Bridge Field Stony Wilderness • Dusty Bowl • Giant's Mirror • Hammerlocke Hills • Giant's Cap • Lake of Outrage Isle of Armor Fields of Honor • Master Dojo • Soothing Wetlands • Forest of Focus • Challenge Beach • Tower of Waters • Brawlers' Cave Challenge Road • Tower of Darkness • Courageous Cavern • Loop Lagoon • Training Lowlands • Warm-Up Tunnel Potbottom Desert • Workout Sea • Stepping-Stone Sea • Insular Sea • Honeycalm Sea • Honeycalm Island Crown Tundra Slippery Slope • Max Lair • Freezington • Frostpoint Field • Giant's Bed • Rock Peak Ruins • Iron Ruins • Old Cemetery Snowslide Slope • Iceberg Ruins • Tunnel to the Top • Path to the Peak • Crown Shrine • Giant's Foot • Roaring-Sea Caves Frigid Sea • Three-Point Pass • Split-Decision Ruins • Ballimere Lake • Lakeside Cave • Dyna Tree Hill

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