PokéFiends

Honey Island
The first of the Decolore Islands and also the largest. Decolore, and Honey Island therein, boasts a vibrant and lively tourism culture. It is the largest entrypoint hub and the one of the most populated of the islands in the Decolore chain. Honey Island itself is home to a number of farms and forests.

Scalchop Island
Scalchop Island is the second island in the Decolore chain. Home to a small settlement and an extinct volcano, the island hosts a traditional competition called the Scalchop King Competition, concerning Oshawott and its evolved form. There is a competition for female Oshawott and Dewott and a competition for male Oshawott and Dewott. The prize is a golden scalchop crafted by an artist from the island.

Torom Island
Torom Island is known as the Friendly Isle. It is home to a radio tower which is home to a number of Rotom and is prided for welcoming tourists to its many island retreats.

Avast Island
An island previously with no name, it is home to a large port town and it neighbors another recently named island, Hearty Island. The islands were named in honor of a gang of pirate Pokémon who dwelled on Heart Island and used to steal food from Avast Island. Like much of Decolore, Avast Island is a bustling gem of activity.

Hearty Island
Recently named Hearty Island, the island is home to a gang of pirate Pokémon. Other than that and a small settlement on the island's north end, it is mostly uninhabited by people. It has been known to be a popular place for unkind Trainers to abandon their Pokémon, which lead to the pirate populace of wild Pokémon in the first place.

Wayfarer Island
Wayfarer Island is known as the Garden Isle. This island is known for swarms of Caterpie which, in order to migrate, evolve into Metapod and then Butterfree. The forests of the island are a nature preserve and there are no major settlements on it.

Capacia Island
The second largest island in Decolore. It is known for being one busiest islands in the chain, as well as being the most populated. It is home to a number of tourist attractions, bringing in quite a bit of people from around the world each year.

Harvest Island
Harvest Island, or the Valley Isle, is smack dab in the middle of the chain. The island is known for a Harvest Festival which includes a Pokémon Sumo Tournament. It is the second most populated island in the region.

Frond Island
An unsettled island, Frond Island is known for its white sand beaches and is a popular stop for cruise ships. It is protected by the Decolore government and, as such, cruises are limited to very short stays... and only in particular areas of the island to preserve nature.

Deserted Island
A rocky plateau that juts from the ocean, Deserted Island was never settled and is little more than a collection of high rise cliffs and a spattering of trees. It is, however, home to a diverse group of wild Pokémon, which all violently protect their home from intruders.

Cave Island
An island renown for being where pirates of old hid their treasures, Cave Island is a remote location in the chain. It is, as its name suggests, home to a messy network of caves, both above and below water.

Comet Island
Though previously unnamed, Comet Island finally settled on their name due to their native beliefs. A very remote island in the chain, the native myths of the island suggest that a comet will pass over the island and signify the return of a hero to defend the world. It is home to an inactive volcano and a small settlement at its base.

Whitebeam Island
Whitebeam recently took its name from the species of tree they export across the world. Cherishing the wood of the tree, natives of Whitebeam are very careful about its care and cultivation, never over exporting. The tree blankets the island in a thick forest and natives plant it in the city found on the island as well.

Forbidden Island
Having no given common name, this island is known as the Forbidden Island. A large nature preserve home to a number of endangered and endemic species, the island is generally off-limits to all but relatives of the island's owners, select Navy personnel, government officials, and invited guests.

Paladin Island
Paladin Island is the seventeenth and last island in the Decolore chain. The island is famous for its lighthouse where the strongest Trainer of the Unova region and the strongest Trainer of the Sinnoh region battled each other long ago. It is also known as Ganryu island, testament to the fact that strong dragons live on its shores.

Territorial Waters
Decolore's waters stretch far and wide, encomapssing the scattered island chain. A pleathora of Pokémon live under the waves, with strange beasts living in the depths. Regular patrols keep the islands safe and protect travelers from pods of unruly Pokémon.

Alto Mare
Alto Mare is an isolated island between the south-western coast of Johto, near Azalea Town, and the southeastern portion of Hoenn. It is accessible via ferries near Cherrygrove City. It is a city of canals. Legend has it that the Pokémon Latios and Latias guard the city.

New Island
New Island is an island that lies between the Sevii and Orange Island chains. One home to a research lab and then home to what was supposedly a powerful Trainer, the island is now abandoned and covered in lush vegetation.

Pokémon Island
Completely isolated, Pokémon Island is an ideal environment to observe how wild Pokémon act naturally. Though it shows signs of being previously inhabited by humans, Pokémon Trainers are not allowed on the island because catching Pokémon is forbidden. You can tour the island, however.

Rota Town
A thriving town that lies north of Mt. Silver and northwest of Pewter City and Mt. Moon. Has a distinct medieval feel to it and is home to Cameran Palace as well as the fabled Tree of Beginning in the north.

Tree of Beginning
The Tree of Beginning or the Tree of World's Beginning is a rock formation that appears to be a gigantic tree and is actually a living organism made up of crystal that feeds on sunlight. It has a "circulatory system" of sorts that distributes nutrients to the crystals throughout its body. It is roughly a day and half's drive from Rota.

Mahora City
Built within the past few decades, Mahora or Mahora City is the location of Mahora Academy and a now large metroplis near the Tree of Beginning, only twenty miles from its base. It has been shown to be quite dissimilar from the surrounding cities of Kanto, and is much more similar to Rota. Akin more to a European city like Prague, the architecture of the city is vastly European-style dominate.

Sinjoh Ruins
The Sinjoh Ruins are the remains of a temple created hundreds of years ago by two groups of humans: one from Sinnoh, and another hailed from Johto, specifically the Ruins of Alph. Because of this, the ruins contain elements of both Spear Pillar and the Ruins of Alph, as a sign of the blending of the two cultures.

Valencia Island
Valencia Island is located in the southwestern region of the Orange Archipelago. It is home to Pokémon Professor Ivy. She notes the alternate coloration of certain Pokémon and she hands out starter Pokémon to young hopefuls in the Orange Islands.

Tangelo Island
Tangelo Island is a very popular tourist destination, and is home to Pokémon Park, the "world's first Pokémon theme park." The island also has a giant docking point for cruise ships.

Mandarin Island North
Mandarin Island North is a large city with tall skyscrapers and buildings, which is referred to as The Big Orange. On the side of the city, there is a large, abandoned power plant.

Sunburst Island
Located in western Orange, Sunburst Island is known for its high-quality glassblowing shops. People come from around the world to see them. It has a high quantity of crystal everywhere, making it a perfect place for crystal sculptors.

Pinkan Island
Pinkan Island is a natural wildlife preserve in the Orange Archipelago. Its name comes from a special fruit that grows on the island which turns Pokémon a pinkish color. These pink Pokémon are highly sought after by poachers, so people are only allowed under strict surveillance.

Kinnow Island
Kinnow Island is an island in the eastern region of the Orange Archipelago. Kinnow Island is a large island with a big beach and is known to many as a great spot to find wild Water-type Pokémon.

Seven Grapefruit Islands
A small chain of islands in the eastern waters. The islands grow grapefruits, and is the only place where they grow them in the Orange Islands. The people on this island also make the grapefruit peels into candies.

Moro Island
Moro Island is located in the southeastern region of the Orange Archipelago. The island has a museum dedicated to the history of the Orange League. Right next to a docks, there is a staircase that leads to a park.

Golden Island
Golden Island is an island in the Orange Archipelago. The island is home to a group of people that worship the Meowth of Bounty and a great shrine dedicated to this figure can be found on the island.

Murcott Island
Murcott Island is an island in the Orange Archipelago. It is famous for being home to many rare Bug Pokémon, leading some to compare it to a Safari Zone. Although most of it is forest, Murcott Island has a fairly large town.

Mandarin Island South
Mandarin Island South is located in the southern end of the Orange Archipelago. It is the largest island in the chain, big enough to have two cities, Mandarin City in the east and Trovitopolis in the west. Much of the middle island is desert.

Fairchild Island
Fairchild Island is uninhabited by humans. Years ago it sank into the sea, now all that remains is a reef that is a natural habitat to wild Pokémon.

Cleopatra Island
Cleopatra Island is situated in the eastern portion of the Archipelago. It is deserted, only wild Pokémon dwell here. It's forested, with a small mountainous region in the middle.

Ascorbia Island
Ascorbia Island is a large island in the northeastern part of the Orange Archipelago. It is home to many towns and big port cities, and is seen as a "big city" island, much like Mandarin Island.

Butwal Island
The island is particularly lush and green. There are also rivers, waterfalls, and mountains. It is known for having lots of wild plants on the island that Pokémon love to eat. The island is too small to have an airport or a seaport so one has to reach it by surfing.

Rind Island
Laying north of the eastern waters, Rind Island is mostly deserted. Schools of Magikarp and Gyrados make their home here, though, and many a Pokémon Watcher enjoy visiting.

Tarroco Island
A smallish island in the northern waters. Tarroco is a no-capture zone, acting as almost a preserve. Pods of wild Lapras dwell here, but they are protected by the local officers.

Hamlin Island
Hamlin Island is the northernmost island in the Orange Archipelago. Because of its proximity, it serves as a gateway to the Kanto region. A ferry carries passengers between Pallet Town and a tiny island connected by a bridge to Hamlin Island.

Territorial Waters
The hundreds of square miles of water that encompass the Orange Archipelago, butting up against the Sevii Islands in the north. They are home to many warm water, tropical Pokémon and roaming pods of Orange Island Lapras. Many summer cruise vessels make these waters their market and home.

Outskirt Stand
Located in southeast Orre, the Outskirt Stand appears to be a mildly popular stop for travelers and Pokémon Trainers through the harsh wastelands.

Knot Island
Knot Island is the first island in the Sevii Islands archipelago. It is the most northwest of all the islands. Knot Island is an isolated little place, and most of the younger people living on the island are eager to leave for big cities.

Boon Island
Boon Island is the second island in the Sevii Islands archipelago. It is east of Knot Island, and west of Kin Island. The water to the east of the island is flowing too roughly, therefore, it cannot be Surfed upon.

Kin Island
Kin Island is the third island in the Sevii Islands archipelago. It is east of Boon Island. Kin Island, like most of the other Sevii Islands, has a town on it, Three Island. It is the most populous town of the seven, but unlike towns in mainland Kanto, it is a very sleepy town.

Floe Island
Floe Island is the fourth island in the Sevii Islands archipelago. It is south of Knot Island, and west of Chrono Island. The town of Four Island is the hometown of Lorelei of the Elite Four. It is here that she was first taught about Pokémon when she was just a young girl.

Chrono Island
Chrono Island is the fifth island in the Sevii Islands archipelago. It is south of Kin Island, and east of Floe Island. On Chrono Island, much like on the previous islands, is a town, by the name of Five Island. It would seem that the island is expanding in population lately.

Fortune Island
Fortune Island is the sixth island in the Sevii Islands archipelago. It is south of Chrono Island and east of Quest Island. On Fortune Island there is a small town, Six Island, where many say that the view of the stars is amazing, away from the bright city lights of the mainland.

Quest Island
Quest Island is the seventh island in the Sevii Islands archipelago. It is south of Floe Island and west of Fortune Island. Quest Island, like the other Sevii Islands, has a town on it, named Seven Island. Quest Island does not have as many inhabitants. It has been left virtually untouched in its natural state; it is difficult to hike across.

Navel Rock
Navel Rock is an island between Floe and Chrono Islands in the Sevii Islands. It can only be accessed by sailing there by taking a Seagallop Ferry, or (if in Hoenn) by boarding the S.S. Tidal. It is said to be home to Legendary Pokémon.

Birth Island
Birth Island is at a location near Fortune and Quest Islands, in the Sevii Islands. It can only be accessed by traveling via the Seagallop Ferries' dock, or (if coming from Hoenn) the S.S. Tidal. It is said to be home to a Legendary Pokémon.

Territorial Waters
The area that encapsulates the Sevii Archipelago, butting up against the Seafoam region to the north and the Orange Archipelago to the south. The Sevii waters are sometimes calm, but sometimes rife with hidden redoubts and small shards of islands that call forth adventurers to find their rare Pokémon.

Rainbow Island
A little-known island, Rainbow Island lies south of the Orange Archipelago, next to its sister island, Tropical Island. Rainbow Island features two mountains and a field of flowers that contains a vast array of species. It is shaped vaguely like a Pikachu.

Tropical Island
Laying next to its sister island, Rainbow Island, Tropical Island is a bit lusher in vegetation than its twin. Covered in a dense forest, Tropical Island sports a large beach and an expanse of seaside cliffs.