Layuda Island ライウンじま
Laiun Island
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Map description: A thundercloud-covered island. With storms that never cease, no one can even get close to it. Many Pokémon there are Electric group.
Location: North of Renbow Island
South of Tilikule Island
Southeast of Sophian Island
Region: Oblivia
Generations: IV
Games: Ranger: Guardian Signs

Location of Layuda Island in Oblivia.
Pokémon world locations

Layuda Island (Japanese: ライウンじま Laiun Island) is a location in Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs.

Layuda Island is one of the notable islands of Oblivia. Due to electric storms above the island, players must obtain the assistance of Latios or Latias in order to fly to the island. Its main and only known feature is Mt. Layuda (Japanese: ライウンやま Laiun Mountain), the home of the legendary bird Zapdos. In order to access the topmost part of the mountain for the first time, players must use the Ranger Sign of Raikou.

Mt. Layuda

After completing the game and accepting a mission from Rand, players must chase down the three legendary birds through the sky. Upon catching up with Zapdos, it will go down to its home on top of the mountain. There, players must battle it to gain a part of the golden armor held by Edward and Purple Eyes. Upon achieving victory, players will obtain the Ranger Sign to summon Zapdos. Using this Ranger Sign at the summit of Mt. Layuda will allow players to fight the Legendary Pokémon once again.

Pokémon

Pokémon Poké Assist Field
Magneton Magneton Recharge Recharge 4


Electrode Electrode Normal Electrify 3


Electabuzz Electabuzz Electric Electrify 2


Zapdos Zapdos * Electric None


Ampharos Ampharos Recharge Recharge 5


Swinub Swinub Ground Tackle 2


Piloswine Piloswine Ground Tackle 3


Manectric Manectric Electric Electrify 3


Chimecho Chimecho Psychic Teleport -


Metagross Metagross * Steel Crush 1


Luxray Luxray * Electric Electrify 3


Hippopotas Hippopotas Ground Tackle 3


Hippowdon Hippowdon Ground Crush 4


Drapion Drapion Poison Crush 4


Weavile Weavile Dark Cut 4


Electivire Electivire Electric Electrify 3


Gliscor Gliscor Ground Cut 4


Pokémon Pinchers

Obstacles

Image Name Field Move Hidden Pokémon
File:Electric Fence Ranger GS.png Electric Fence
Electrify
N/A
File:Mechanical Wall Ranger GS.png Mechanical Wall
Crush
N/A

Layout

Game Landing First Cave Exterior 1 Second Cave
Guardian Signs
 

 

Game Exterior 2 Third Cave Summit
Guardian Signs
 

Trivia

  • This is the only island which cannot be flown to via Staraptor.

In other languages

Layuda Island

Language Name Origin
Japanese ライウンじま Laiun Island From la (the sixth solfège syllable) and 雷雲 raiun (thundercloud)
English Layuda Island From la and ayuda (Spanish for "help")
French Île Latempête From la and tempête (storm)
German Isla Latonera From la and tonerà (Italian for "thunder")
Italian Lampinia From la and lampo (lightning)
Spanish Isla Lámpagos From la and relámpago (lightning)
Portuguese Ilha Lâmpagos From la and relâmpago (lightning)

Mt. Layuda

Language Title
French Mont Latempête
German Monte Latonera
Italian Monte Lampinia
Portuguese Monte Lâmpagos
Spanish Monte Lámpagos
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Oblivia
Islands
Dolce Island • Renbow Island • Mitonga Island • Faldera Island • Sophian Island • Layuda Island • Tilikule Island
Villages
Cocona Village • Tilt Village • Aqua Resort
Aquatic areas
Coral Sea • Canal Ruins • Eastern Sea • Western Sea
Open areas
Sky • Lapras Beach • Teakwood Forest • Curl Bay • Rand's House • Latolato Trail • Mt. Latolato • Wireless Tower
Hinder Cape • Mitonga Road • Noir Forest • Dangerous Cliff • Sophian Road • Mt. Sorbet • Rainbow Dais
Past
Forest Temple • Fire Temple • Ice Temple • Thunder Temple • Dark Temple • Light Temple • Odd Temple
Other areas
Rasp Cavern • Old Mansion • Daybreak Ruins • Submarine • Silver Falls • Oblivia Ruins • Sky Fortress • The Union


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