Map of the region, last updated 2/1/2022. To full view just drag into your browser. See maps of the different regional areas here (note: this map is outdated, but the regions are not). This map was created with Azgaar's Fantasy Map creator, and I hold rights to the above map.
This world is based on an original region named Calora. Other regions within the main series Pokemon games and some of the spinoffs are part of this world and may be referenced. (Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh, Unova, Kalos, Alola, Galar, Orre, and Lental are the other regions in this world.)
The planet (Pokemon World) the world resides on will be referred to as Earth for simplicity.
Calora has a wide diversity of landscapes and biomes, countless dungeons to explore. It is divided by regions, which use natural biomes as borders. (all of the major desert biomes reside within what is Sienna Desert region, for example.)
While most of the world has a rustic feel (like the games) there is a modern city that is a big central place, and some newer technology. Different from the games is a major railroad system (the Carkoal Railway, or simply just the Rail) that connects the many of the towns together. There is also a taxi/flight system run by Corviknight.
There is a postal service with headquarters based in the Cumulus Islands due to it's accessibility to the rest of the world. Ran by mainly by Pelliper, Talonflame, Skarmory. Not every town may have a Post Office, but can still send/receive mail.
Below talks about the most interesting towns on the map - note that not every town on the map will be listed below.
Towns & Cities
These are the main towns part of the story + character backgrounds. There are many more towns outside of this, but will mostly list the ones that are most interesting/developed. There will also be a list of "places of interest" for easy story/roleplay purposes, as well as nearby towns just to help the area feel more developed. If a town is listed as a nearby town but not on this list, it will be in the "minor" towns list below.
Coasta City | Theme Song
Largest city in the Calora Region. Inspired by Castelia City. Located in the Salty Bay, and not too far from Seaglass Village and Riverton. Inspired by Castellia City, is also a large city of skyscapers, parks, and modern design, and on the coast. Costa City started development around 300 years ago, which is called the start of the Halcyon Period, the current time period.
Divided by districts/streets:
Wingull Harbor: Has a small boardwalk amusement park, a large harbor that brings in ships from around the world, and a small rocky beach. Moving inland from the beach, the roads go uphill and give the neighbors a layered look. The houses here are colorful and bright. One of the most popular spots for tourists.
Verdant Plaza: A circular district he middle of the city, a peaceful place that connects major streets and the other districts together, and has a beautiful park, with a statue of the legendary pokemon Reshiram and Zekrom together. There are also townhouses/other homes surrounding the open space, it is not just a plaza or park space. It is also the most green part of the city.
Downtown: The skyscraper-dense part of the city. Has its fair share of interesting shops, cafes, and a big library, but mostly an economic center of the city, with lots of offices as well. This is the most busy part of the city, with many people passing through for work and It is expensive to live in this area. The Coasta City Guild (of rescuers and explorers) is based here and is the most famous guild in the world as well as Guild Association's office.
Industrial Area: This is where many warehouses and factories are, and is less densely populated, with a lot more empty space, a huge canal, and quiet streets, as well as an entrance to a sewer similar to Castelia Sewers. (Poison pokemon are pretty happy there.) It may not be as pretty as the other areas as it lacks greenery, but many people enjoy it for how quiet it is, a way to get away from the more dense parts of the city, and does have some interesting architecture. The main street here has a Game Corner (Casino).
Tinyleaf Town | Theme Song
This is the main town in the story. A classic Pokemon Mystery Dungeon like town, not too far from the big city, and partially on seaside cliffs, founded over a thousand years ago! It's nice central location, comfortable weather, respectable Guild, and quaint town life make it a popular and well loved town. Many people pass by this town on their way to ??? City or on their way to the Eastern regions, which creates a lot of business and circulates some interesting wares in the local shop, especially one run by the Kecleon brothers. It has all your traveling needs, a great stop to rest, and the largest Post Office outside of ??? City, but also a great place to settle down and live, since it works as a great central spot for most Rescue Teams. Surrounded by lush green grass and shrubbery and mixed pine + deciduous woodlands.
- Places of interest
- Tinyleaf Guild, a strong and well-liked guild run by Manectric. More information on the Guilds page.
- Signpost, set up next to the Post Office, where you can get jobs from if you are outside the Tinyleaf Guild.
- Pelipper Post Office of Tinyleaf, the most busy post office in the Coastal Chapparal region besides ??? City's.
- Whiscash Pond, at the base of a waterfall to the north of the town. It connects to a river that runs through town, and down to Quartz Falls, a cave / dungeon, and then to sea. You can find Whiscash here, who can give you wisdom and advice.
- Kecleon Brother's Shop: the go-to shop for explorers and travelers, a good place to get special items / trade in treasures.
- Cherrim Market: where you can get fresh food and other supplies
- Tinyleaf Trading Post: a small market in the Central Square with small market stalls. You can get textiles, accessories, tools, other things here.
- ??? Inn
- ??? Pub, where the toughest Pokemon hang out. May not appreciate newcomers.
- Café, you'll find Pokemon of all kinds here. A good place to listen for gossip or news. You can get tea, coffee, juices made from berries.
Riverton | Theme Song
A sister-city to Tinyleaf, a lot of the story also happens here. Referred to as a "Galarian" styled town, many residents historically are from there and the architecture and design shows it, with cute cobblestone paths, lots of brick exterior, and black metal lanterns shaped like Dragon Pokemon decorate and light the pathways. This town is known for leatherworkers, blacksmiths, jewelry crafters, and a museum that showcases the world's evolutionary and mega stones. The strong, but shady Riverton Guild is based here. The town is surrounded by pine trees and small, meadows and farmlands, and has a small mountain backdrop.
- Places of interest: Riverton Natural History Museum, The Red Druddigon pub & inn, Riverton Marketplace, Riverton Guild
Seaglass Village | Theme Song
A decent sized coastal town, partially on some tall cliffs over the sea, with some of the buildings/residences flowing down the cliffs onto the beach level, giving the town an interesting layout. A lot of the buildings are pale in color, many painted white, with charming colored roofs, and sea - glass inspired detailing, like wind chimes or garden pathways. The town is known for its seafood restaurants, lush beach grass and cypress trees, as well as dainty yellow flowers that grow freely and can be used for basic medicine. There are some interesting caves including beach cavern dungeons nearby.
- Places of interest: Audino & Co. Pharmacy, Shellder Pier, Beach Caves
This town is in a gentle, sloping valley near Tinyleaf and Wildwind, with a decent amount of deciduous tree covering and occasional wildflower meadows and interesting hill formation. It's mainly known for it's farming, making it a quiet, sleepy town, but that gives it charm. You'll find well kept farms, orchards, and occasional public garden.
- Places of interest: Appletun Orchard, Leavanny Tailoring, Torterra Ranch
Wildwind Village | Theme Song
A town east of Tinyleaf, and part of the end of Wildwind River. This village is often compared to Tinyleaf, but has a lower population, is more spread out, with less tree coverage, but beautiful windy fields of grass and a famous "Superbloom" of wildflowers that occur late spring. There are mysterious large, upright boulders scattered around the fields, with ancient carvings that tell stories of past Legendary pokemon incarnations, and is a popular place for travelers who love nature and ancient history.
- Places of interest: the Sacred Stones, the annual Superbloom, Makuhita Dojo, Watchog Pawn Shop
Dragonite Point | Theme Song
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- Places of interest: Dragonair Lighthouse
Port Mantine | Theme Song
A small town in the south mostly for harbors and the dock workers who live and work there.
- Places of interest: Sharpedo Harbor, Corphish Pier
Floret Hill | Theme Song
In the most tropical-like parts of the Chapparal region, a hilly town surrounded by intense flowers.
- Places of interest:
Western Pinelands
At the base of Mt. Hawthorne, north of the Salty Bay. Has a rustic, cabincore feel, with craftsman style architecture. Scraggly tall pine trees, though lots of dry earth, and fresh mountain air, except for when there's volcanic activity, there may be days of ash. Many make the journey for the hot springs alone. Also a great place for dungeon exploring, with many caves nearby, though not for beginners. A lot of locals here are actually from Hoenn, and found the town familiar to their home region.
- Places of interest: Hot Springs, Noctowl Cafe, Shiftry Taproom
Closest town to Cedar Creek, though a bit farther away from Mt. Hawthorne, but more lush and green, with moss and ferns. Build around many conifer trees and several creeks, many of the buildings are combined wood and stone, and have mossy covered roofs, which many residents have been inspired to make roof top gardens. There are low stone walls around the town that are over hundreds of years old and covered in various moss and lichen, and rushing rivers around the town, ideal for fishing or rafting. The local inn is run by ex-rescuer Sceptile, who's team was once Diamond rank.
- Places of interest: Sunflora Garden Supply, Sceptile's Inn, Sudowoodo's Shop
An old mining town partially on the mountainous shores of Lake Gyarados. The area has tons of cave systems, some which lead to dungeons.
- Places of interest: Drampa Inn, Old Wyvern Hill Mine, Lakeside Ruins
The smallest town of the Western Pinelands Region, past Mt. Cypress. Even more rustic, mostly known for campsites.
- Places of interest: Woodhurst Campgrounds, Lofty Cedars Hiking Trail
Northwestern Range, Evergreen Isles
Verdant Hill | Theme Song
Northwest of the region a lush, hilly, rocky coastal town with cypress trees. This place is known for keeping information on Legendary pokemon and other sorts of knowledge, an incredible library, a college dedicated to pokemon biology, and ancient temples that are well preserved. For those who love learning about ancient history or the biology of pokemon, this is the place for you. Some current incarnations of Legendary pokemon visit to teach at the University.
- Places of interest: Verdant Hill University, Verdant Hill Library
Brineridge | Theme Song
A small beach town, in a place of wild hills, rocks, and intense sea-side cliffs. Some famous teams who are retired live here. Has incredible surf spots, but not for beginners due to dangerous terrain.
- Places of interest: Floatzel's Surf School, Ampharos Lighthouse, Drednaw Bluff Surf Spot, Dratini Cove Surf Spot
Historically connected with the inland areas of Northwestern Range and Western Pinelands.
Those living on the Isles have lineage dating back to the Foregone Period.
Cypress Point
Originally named with "camp", like Cypress Point Camp, Salt Spring Camp, etc. They may still be referred to as such.
Cypress Point is considered the largest and most important camp, located southeast.
Their crest is a Cypress tree.
Salt Spring
A southwestern camp known for it's natural springs.
Their crest is an Ash tree.
Tamarack Cove
Northern camp, where it snows a lot more.
Their crest is a Tamarack tree.
Thunder Meadows
Arid Outpost | Theme Song
Farther southeast you go, the more arid the landscapes become before hitting the desert regions. Arid Outpost is a small "town", and barely a town, bordering Thunder Meadows and Sienna Desert, but it does have places to rest and trade with, as well as some interesting, old impact craters that have entrances to unique dungeons, and geoglyphs of legendary pokemon. The area is mostly made up of dry grass, wheat fields, farms, occasional interesting rocks and hills, and oak trees.
- Places of interest: Meteor Craters, the Geoglyphs, Furret's Shop, the Outpost Saloon
Tempest Flats | Theme Song
On the outskirts of the better known Electric City. Despite being in a windy, stormy, electrical region, it is sheltered from many of the storms thanks to being built at the base of Mt. Blackwind, though they still get some intense winds on occasion. There is a huge powerplant here (Circuit Plant), and most residents here are electric Pokemon who help generate electricity. It is a dry town with little trees and rocky terrain, but a paradise for Electric types.
- Places of interest: Tempest Flats Guild, Wind Turbine Fields, Circuit Plant, Mt. Blackwind
Electric City | Theme Song
World famous city, due to it's high gathering of Electric Pokemon that allows the city to light up with bright lights and neon, 24/7. Think Pokemon Vegas.
- Places of interest: various casinos and hotels... like Rayquaza Palace, Lucky Meowth, Golden Nugget
Sunbeam Prairelands, Soleil Desert
Little Stone | Theme Song
A town built around Mt. Flagstone that also takes advantage of the northern part of Lake Basculin, the largest lake in the region. There are several islands in the lake that are part of the village and have homes built.
Scattered are cute, colorful painted cottages with white trim, planter boxes, little gardens. It's an idyllic place sheltered by the mountain, with an abundance of food and water from the healthy lake.
- Places of interest:
Cloudwatch | Theme Song
A community that formed around a high tech Weather and Geography facilities. Pokemon how found it incredible valuable to study weather patterns or seismic activity, as these can indicate activity of Legendary Pokemon, or the formation of new Dungeons. CWI is run by a Castform, and CSC is run by Excadrill. The weather is rather unusual in the area, it is a big more foggy and rainy than in the area around it.
- Places of interest: Cloudwatch Weather Institute, Cloudwatch Seismology Center
Sunnyhollow | Theme Song
A archaeology and mining town! Interested in the history of the region. The area around has many ancient relics and temples, including some ancient towns.
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Juniper Ranch | Theme Song
The most southern-eastern town of the Region, in a safe spot surrounded by dangerous dungeons and terrain. Hilly, dry yellow grasses, with dry oak trees and pinyon pines. Has a slight western theme to it.
- Places of interest:
Black Quartz | Theme Song
A paradise for Rock and Fire types, as lava will periodically run through special channels in the town, like a reverse version of Lilylake. It is difficult to get to especially without any near by train stations, the closet one is Juniper Ranch.
- Places of interest:
Sienna Desert
Terracotta Town | Theme Song
A famous town in the desert region, with mixtures of white stone buildings, brown / red clay buildings, wooden architecture, and colorful textiles and garlands adorning the streets. The Terracotta Guild, fit for desert loving and thriving pokemon, is based here.
- Places of interest: Terracotta Guild, Maractus Market, Krookodile Cantina, Persian Inn, Medicham Dojo, Camerupt Ceramics
Highbend | Theme Song
An infamous desert town. Not too far from Terracotta Town. A little more rundown, more wooden structures, some shady bars and hotels.
- Places of interest: Gabite's Shop, Highbend Saloon Bar, Sandaconda Inn, Abandoned Mines
Brittlebush | Theme Song
An ancient town, with no permanent residents, just those studying its history. The ancient structures are partially built into a small canyon, with old structures of clay and other desert materials. It dates back to the early beginnings of the Ancient Period.
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Grand Gulch | Theme Song
A small touristy town due to being close to the Tawny Mesa Mountain Range, Sienna Canyon, and Oasis Palms.
- Places of interest: Tawny Mesa Protected Park, Sienna Canyon Protected Park, Oasis Palms Protected Park
Lost Springs | Theme Song
Barely a town, more of a place to mark the edge of the Lost Lands, where things start to get..weird the father you travel, until you mysterious pass out and end up back at the beginning. Those daring to travel use this place as a reststop. There is a small inn but not much else.
- Places of interest: Hippowdon Inn & Rest Point
Lilypad Marshlands
Lilylake City | Theme Song
A northern-central town in a high precipitation region and near a huge lake, it always seems to be raining or gloomy, for Water types who aren't able to live on the coastlines, this place is a dream. Lush and green, and the waterways are adorned with moss and lilypads. Water flows in from a fantastic waterfall in the northern area that almost is magical, which provides the town with so much water. There are waterways everywhere, some pokemon will travel streets by boat! Is also famous for beautiful fountains with handpainted tiles, and is the second-largest city in the region.
- Places of interest: Politoed's Emporium, Swanna Cafe, Greenhouse Gardens, Celestial Observatory, Lilylake Palace
Thistledance | Theme Song
A lush and floral town, known for flower-based festivals and markets, the only entrances to this town are beautiful covered bridges. Grass type pokemon with an affinity for flowers will gather here every year for the celebrations. This town has a history with Shaymin. Hundreds of years ago, a terrible wildfire ravaged the town. The town was almost completely destroyed. Shaymin had pity on the town, and though it is not typically allowed to intervene, it caused the town to bloom and grow, making it possible for locals to survive and rebuild.
- Places of interest: Floral Festival, Wildflower Marketplace, Roselia Cafe
Dewpond | Theme Song
A town floating on ponds and a small lake, with many streams reaching out. Some of the buildings are built into a cliff, where small waterfalls flow. A secret, idyllic place for water types who want a small town life.
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Fenmire | Theme Song
A dark, dank, murkey pine and wetland. A little more pleasant than Muk's Bog and safer too, but you will find a good amount of Poison types here.
- Places of interest:
Muk's Bog | Theme Song
Built around a small lake that leaks noxious fumes, a paradise for Poison types. Some Steel, Rock, and Ground feel comfortable here as well. Anyone not of those types is advised to stay away.
- Places of interest:
Harvest Woodlands, Eastern Pinelands
Fallenleaf Village | Theme Song
The largest town closest to Lilylake City. A mysterious but beautiful town of autumn colored trees, but has a bit of an ominous vibe and days of dense fog. Some details you will notice are cobblestone streets similar to Riverton, covered bridges, and lots of chimneys and smoke. Since it's on the farther regions of town, there are some very interesting but dangerous dungeons. The guild here is well respected, and works as far as Verdant Hill and Lilylake City.
- Places of interest: Trevenant's Bed & Breakfast, Klefki's Antiques, Fallenleaf Graveyard, Old Chateau, Fallenleaf Guild
- Nearby towns: Redcliff, Irongrave, Lilylake City
Maplewood | Theme Song
A smaller, less "spooky" town than Fallenleaf. Surrounded by mixed trees and lots of autumn colored ones as well. Known for it's beautiful, manicured parks.
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Irongrave | Theme Song
A town deep in the woods named after its high density of natural ores and metals in the dirt. Steel types find it comforting. Between the borders of Harvest Woodlands and Eastern Pinelands.
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Hollyhearth | Theme Song
A town with a rich history. It dates back to the early Reborn Period.
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Dragon's Gate | Theme Song
A small town at the base of Mt. Draceana, formed not too long after the ancient formation of Hollyhearth. A special place for Dragon types.
- Places of interest:
Telluric Taiga
Frostford | Theme Song
Far northern town. At the base of one of the largest mountains in the region, Mt. Faraway. This area sees snow most of the year, and is the largest town in the snowier regions.
- Places of interest: Froslass Inn, Delibird Post Office, Sawk & Throh Dojo, Sacred Snow Temple, Frostford Guild
- Nearby towns: Timberside, Cedar Creek
Snowflower Village | Theme Song
A very old village
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Lonerock | Theme Song
Even older than Frostford and Snowflower - with structures dating back to the Ancient age, which have been well persevered.
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Origin Jungles
Grassknot | Theme Song
A town in the southeastern jungle region, that has mysterious energy and rare, unique flora. The town is covered in lush vines and blooming flowers with a constant sweet floral scent in the air, and a visit isn't recommended to those with allergies.
- Places of interest: Oranguru Inn, Florges Boutique, Komala Coffee, Jungle Ruins
Quill's Peak (or just Quillpeak) | Theme Song
In the eastern part of the jungle region, a town high above the clouds, only a single path that winds around the mountain can reach it. Foggy, mystrious, and lush with bamboo forests, the town relies on the local bamboo to build structures and tools. There is a famous dojo here, so many fighting types live in the area to train and teach.
- Places of interest: ???
Seafoam Shorelines, Opal Isles
Palmwood | Theme Song
A beachside town, with a lot of resorts.
- Places of interest: ???
Cerulean Cape | Theme Song
"The town at the end of the world" the locals like to claim.
- Places of interest: ???
Seahaven | Theme Song
A small island town.
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Coralwell | Theme Song
An underwater town between the Opal Isles! Made of beautiful rock formations and coral reefs.
- Places of interest: ???
Cummulus Islands
Stratus Lookout | Theme Song
The largest town of the floating Cumulus Islands, though population is still small here. The headquarters and sorting facility for international mail of the Pelliper Postal Service is located here, and Postmaster Dragonite's home.
- Places of interest: ???
The Regions
You can see a map of the regions here.
Coastal Chapparal the highest populated region, takes up most of the coastline and lush grasslands, and a fair share of mixed forests, or just coniferous or deciduous forests, and redwood forests along the northwestern coasts. There are shrines dedicated to Xerneas, Shaymin, Latias & Latios.
Western Pinelands highest density of coniferous forests, with some lush meadows inbetween, and a huge mountain range which Mt. Cypress is part of. Borders Lake Gyarados, the most loved (by tourists) lake in the continent. Shrines/Temples dedicated to Cobalion, Celebi, Reshiram.
Telluric Taiga athough a good portion of this region is also tundra and glacial. Takes up the eastern shores of Lake Gyarados. This region is snowy most of the year, and has one of the tallest mountains in the region, Mt. Faraway. Shrines/Temples dedicated to Articuno, Regice, and Kyurem are here.
Glittering Glaciers is barely a region, mostly ice types live and thrive here. There are tiny scattered villages, but not much else.
Northwestern Range the coastline here is lush (and has the famous university town of Verdant Hill) and has decent tree coverage, but the rest is steppe, and the borders to Telluric Taiga are very snowy. There are shrines/temples dedicated to Rayquaza and Regigigas, and Dialga and Palkia.
Lilypad Marshlands depending on where you are in his wet region, it can be beautiful and floral, or dark and swampy. The eastern side around Fenmire is more swampy (especially the infamous Carnivine Swamp) but eastern is more lush and beautiful, with ponds and lakes of lilypads, and the beautiful Lilylake City. South is not as wet, and more lush. Around Lake Suicune you will find some green fens. There are shrines/temples dedicated to Virizion, Suicune, Azelf/Uxie/Mesprit.
Thunder Meadows a bit dangerous, but mostly an exciting region where Electric pokemon thrive. Mostly dry grasslands and savannas with some semi arid deserts in the south. This area is common with dry thunderstorms, the northern part, where it borders the Marshlands, are most rainy. The storms are believed to be caused by a Xurkitree who came to Earth from space millions of years ago and is buried under the plains. Mt. Blackwind is where Zapdos lives, though there is also a shrine dedicated to Zekrom within it, and you may find Raikou patrolling the plains, one of the most sociable of the Legendary Dogs.
Harvest Woodlands this mostly deciduous tree area, and some wetlands, has a spooky vibe to it.While the southern part is more normal, the farther you get, the more omnious it becomes. But many pokemon enjoy it, especially grass, dark, and ghost types. Around Fallenleaf Village you find permanent autumn forests. There are shrines/temples dedicated to Lunala, Cresselia, and Darkrai.
Sienna Desert north is mostly semi arid plains and shrubland, though more south you go, the more rich and earthy and dry and hot it becomes, with fantastic mesas in the southwest, and seas of sand in the southeast and around Lost Springs. There are shrines/temples here dedicated to Regirock, Terrakion, and Yveltal.
Sunbeam Prarielands dry grasslands and savannas but with a lot of life and sun and rolling hills. To the south, it becomes rocky and mountains with the smallish mountain Tor Mountain, where Little Stone Village mines and lives around. Dusty Lascaux is a famous dungeon here that has ancient pokemon cave paintings. There are shrines dedicated to Zygarde and Victini.
Primeval Plains is a mostly steppe region, that has very little population, but some great cavern based dungeons used for training Gold Rank teams. There are also a lot of ancient ruins here, and some dedicated to Registeel, Diancie, and Jirachi.
Eastern Pinelands this area feels like a cross between the pine covered Western Pinelands, but some of the omnimous and foggy weather of Harvest Woodlands. Inside you will find very strange landscapes and natural terrain, with lots of waterfalls and grottos. There is a shrine/temple dedicated to Zamazenta and Zacian here.
Origin Jungles the southern part of the continent, with a mixture of tropical rainforests, jungles, and some bamboo forests in the eastern mountains. Farther south is where the Epoch Wilds begin, a super mountainous, high altitude, super dense jungle region that you will get lost in no matter what and turned back, like the other super regions (Permafrost Tundra, Lost Lands, etc). Within the jungles, there are some ruins/temples dedicated to Mew and Zarude.
Seafoam Shores a smaller region that covers grassy and balmy shores, from pristine, white sand beaches, to volcanic black beaches, some with no trees and just seagrass, and some dense with palms. There is a famous resort called Marine Resort. There are shrines dedicated to Keldeo, Lugia, Meloetta.
Opal Isles these tiny islands spread far off from the map and cover a range of temples for the legendaries like Tapus, Manaphy, Kyogre. The main island and town is Indigo Island (or Indigo Village.)
Cumulus Islands floating islands as old as the region. this is where the postal service headquarters are located, Postmaster Dragonite's home.
Mystery RegionsThe Heavenly Spectrum Mountain Range [Theme Song] the most famous of the super regions, as more pokemon have tried to journey it than the others. from the outside, you see a neverending mountain range with a constant rainbow across it. The beginning part is easy to travel and there are even some dungeons, many which haven't been completely explored, making this a popular spot for explorers. New dungeons appear all the time. However, at a certain point traveling across the range, a rainbow halo will appear, and the farther you enter, you will pass out and appear at the beginning. Those living at the borders of the super region consider it sacred.
The Permafrost Tundra [Theme Song] once you get too far, you come across a blinding blizzard that no pokemon has ever been able to pass - not even Ice types.
The Epoch Wilds [Theme Song] a mountainous jungle region. The farther you go, the dizzier you become, before experiencing strange hallucinations, which grow strong and stronger before you pass out and wake up at the entrance. Those who have explored far enough have come across mysterious new plants and fruits. Some tree-top villages have been able to form at the edges of the region.
The Lost Lands [Theme Song] the hottest area of the desert regions. Even fire pokemon who normally withstand volcanic temperatures feel this is too hot once they get far enough. Those traveling will hallucinate mirages. Lost Springs is a town built on the edge where it is still safe, but can reach 130+ degrees in the summer months.
The Monumental Ocean [Theme Song] *not on the map, but would be just west of the Opal Isles / Oceanic Trench. A large section of the western sea, the farther you go the stormier it gets, before it becomes dangerous for even the most skillful Water-type swimmer.
The Grand Willowing Forest[Theme Song] an endless, mysterious mixed pine and deciduous forest. the farther you get, the more foggy and dense the air becomes, before you can only see white.
The Spectacular Steppe [Theme Song] somewhat familiar to the other steppe regions, though this area seems to climb higher and higher and become more faded and foggy the father you reach. Some have had visions of a glass temple and stairs when traveling.
Legendary Based Temples & Shrines
Below is a map of the various shrines or temples of the world. Some aren't named directly after the legendary, so there will be a small note by it to label each one. The purposes of these shrines are a place of worship / respect, as well as to take care of new incarnations of Legendary Pokemon after they are reborn.
Visual References
