[Pokémon World] The Mouroa Region

Streamshell: Fairy


Rivershell: Fairy/Ground

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Lakeshell: Fairy/Ground

Snowisp: Ice/Ghost


Snowfloot: Ice/Ghost


Blizzeech: Ice/Ghost

Petalizard: Grass


Asterdile: Grass/Dragon


Zinniagator: Grass/Dragon

Icywyrm: Ice/Dragon


Cicleshard: Ice/Dragon


Drakocicle: Ice/Dragon

Bug - 26
Dark - 16
Dragon - 16
Electric - 7
Fairy - 17
Fighting - 14
Fire - 11
Flying - 17
Ghost - 4
Grass - 15
Ground - 8
Ice - 10
Normal - 10
Poison - 7
Psychic - 8
Rock - 9
Steel - 9
Water - 15

Route 1 - A small rounding route that is mostly clear trainers. This entire area is more of a gathering area for everyone to enjoy, have fun and hang out. A number of events are held here. There is a bridge near the entrance of Pinab City that crosses the river. This route is about 3 hours long while walking.

Route 2 - The route is more grown up than Route 1, many pokemon gather here. Starting trainers are also known to train in this area.

Route 3 - This route goes through part of the Salac Forest. The route is covered by Salac Trees and Bushes. As well as many other trees.

Route 4 - Is a water route that takes you to an island in the center of the lake. Some is land, but most is water. It is about 1 hour long on a boat.

Route 5 - Much like Route 3. But it is slightly longer. Goes up hill the entire time.

Route 6 - Much like Routes 3 and 5.

Route 7 - Is a grassy route that has many flowers and bushes. There are a few batches of trees here and there, but it is mostly grassy on the first part. The second part of the route slowly changed to rocky land and eventually heads up a mountain path and cave system. You must then go through the large spring that many travelers stop at to take a break from the mountain climb. The route is about 5 days travel on foot. A lot of Shinx, Luxio, and Luxray tend to live in this area.

Route 8 - Route 8 is largely the same as Route 7, but much shorter.

Route 9 - This route is similar to part of Route 7, but has more trees and plant life as well as a number of houses.

Route 10 - This route goes through the southern part of the Salac Forest.

Route 11 - Is the route that starts up after leaving the forest. It has a number of rivers, streams, creeks, and other smaller water sources that must be crossed. There are many hills in this area.

Route 12 - Is another picnic area where a lot of trainers gather. It leads to the lake where many people have picnics, swims and do other general things.

Route 13 - Is a 4 day route of mainly grass and a few trees. There are a ton of hills in this area.

Route 14 - Is a 6 hour route that leads into a cave system. Litleo and Pyroar tend to live in this area.

Route 15 - Is a route than can be very cold in the winter even sometimes impassible. It is best to cross during the summer. Much like 14, a lot of Litleo and Pyroar live in this area.

Route 16 - A thin route through the mountains where only 2 people can pass at once shoulder to shoulder. Much like 14 and 15, Litleo and Pyroar dominate the area. The pass and route can be very slow. There is a town to take shelter in right after you exit the pass.

Route 17 - Grasslands.

Route 18 - Is a long route than takes about 4 days. It is grassy at the start before turning into a sinister woodland area and eventually into a scary forest where ghost pokemon and other scary pokemon tend to hang out.

Route 19 - Is a route that is dominate by an insane number of Ghost, Psychic, Dark, and Poison pokemon. The forest is very thick and is almost always seems dark outside. It is also covered in fog and almost no visibility at night, even with a flashlight or other light source.

Route 20 - Is mostly similar to Route 18, but shorter. You must also cross the river and other water sources. Ghost pokemon are not as common on this route.

Route 21 - Is a route where a lot of events and activities happen. You must go through a number of ponds as well as 2 larger pounds. You can swim through or walk around the ponds. There are more houses on this route more than any other route.

Route 22 - A very long route than takes about 7 to 8 days to travel. You have to pass over the river and a lot of wild pokemon tend to hang out around here.

Route 23 - Is a woodland area with a number of tree batches, but not complete forest. You must cross the river once again. There are a lot of hills in this area.

Route 24 - Is a route than can be cool year round. Ice pokemon tend to start appearing more in this area. This route leads into a forest that is always cold year round and can be dangerous in the winter. There is a number of Poke Centers and other trainer stops to rest and wait out blizzards.

Route 25 - Much like route 24.

Route 26 - Is a cold route that is more grassy and pasture lands for mainly Buffolant.

Route 27 - Same as Route 26, but becomes colder.

Route 28 - A mountain route than can be dangerous year round, but a suicide mission during winter. Many ice type pokemon can be found here year round. This route can take over 10 days to cross. There are many lodges and houses where trainers can bunker down. And then you go into a another forest that is a bit warmer but still cold. That can take another 8 days to walk.

At this point, all routes become an average of about 8 to 12 days walk time because it is not as settled like it used to be. There are ruins scattered through out this area. Unless otherwise stated.

Route 29 - Is a woodland route that has forest at the start and end and grassy plains in the center.

Route 30 - Takes about a day to walk and is covered in forest.

Route 31 - Starts as mostly forest, but ends on very flat land.

Route 32 - Much like Route 30.

Route 33 - Is a route covered in almost nothing, but ruins of Ancient Enigma City.

Route 34 - Very long route that goes up and down many hills. This area has many ruins, but not as many as Route 33.

Route 35 - Woodland Landscape with ruins scattered far and wide.

Route 36 - The environment starts to get cool once again. Half of the route is next to the large lake in the region.

Route 37 - Is a frigid water path.

Route 38 - Spans a large amount of the lake and can be cold through the year.

Route 39 - Mountain path that is very cold, but much shorter than Route 28's path.

Route 40 - Much like Route 35.

Route 41 - Cover in limestone and other stones. End in a rocky forest.

Route 42 - Much like Route 35 and 40, but more stony.

Routes 43 - A route that has nothing, but hills. Ponyta, Rapidash, and other horse like pokemon flourish hear.

Route 44 - Same as 43, but far more rocky and woodland like.

Nanab Lake - This lake is a lake to the east of Nanab Village. Route 4 leads you to the lake. This is the second largest lake in Mouroa. It if forbidden to catch pokemon in this lake unless otherwise stated. Many water sports and fishing contest are held here every few days.

Salac Forest - Routes 5, 6 and 44 go through this forest in the north. While Route 10 goes through it in the south. There is a middle part, but routes have been cut out to make for easy travel between the two villages and lake. It is traveled heavily and pokemon who tend to like Salac berries hang out. As well as many other bug and grass type pokemon. One of the many Bug Catching Competitions is held in this forest. Some people tend to split up Salac Forest into North and South.

Shinx Mountain Cave - This cave is part of Route 7. Many people call it the climb because it always seems like you are going up a steep hill inside the cave. As the name suggests, Shinx, Luxio and Luxray tend to hang out here in large numbers.

North Payapa Springs - This area is a mountain spring area that usually has very fresh, cold spring water for travelers and many pokemon come to hang out. The springs are made up of 5 bodies of water with one pond sized spring. Many trainers will come just to try the spring water. The springs mark the half way point to the next town on Route 7.

South Payapa Springs - Much like the North Springs, but these springs are not as cold as the north springs and are not as well loved. Route 8 and Route 9 connect in the center of the springs.

Yache Lake - Yache Lake is a town a bit northwest from Yache Town. This lake is used for hang out for different festivals as well has tournaments. People come to wish here a lot.

Pyroar Mountain Cave - The mountain is warmer than most due to the large amount of Pyroar found in this area. Many fire type pokemon can also be found on the mountain.

Pyroar Pass - On the west side of the mountain, a narrow pass off the mountain sits. Traveling can be slow and dangerous because it goes through the heart of Pyroar territory and it is fairly narrow where only 2 trainers can walk shoulder to shoulder.

Petaya Forest - This forest is a scary forest that many Halloween based events are held in. This forest attracts Ghost pokemon as well as other pokemon that would give you nightmares. It can be very dangerous where even in contests, it requires you to team up with other trainers. The trees are unnaturally large and have said to even be seen from some of the highest points in Pinab City when the day is right. Dense fog shrouds the area. The trees suck the light out. Even during the day, it seems dark and at night it is pitch black with no visibility.

Lake of Ghosts - The Lake of Ghosts is a lake that is in the middle of the Petaya Forest. It got it's name because it is shaped like a sheet ghost that you would see people dress up like during Halloween. It is even said that the pokemon Frilish and Jellicent can very rarely be seen here, but there has not been any proof. Even more rarely, a orange and yellow frillish is said to live in the lake. There is an island with an old abandoned mansion that no one knows where it came from or when it was built. The trees grow up around the lake, even covering the lake completely as if it was in a cave.

Twin Ducklett Ponds - 2 Small ponds sit in the middle of Route 21 that tend to have a lot of people feeding Ducklett and Swanna. Houses are also set up on this route, but many pokemon still tend to hang out.

Rapidash Mountains - This mountain is more so a very large and high hill than a mountain. People call it a mountain because it towers like a mountain. For unknown reasons, Ponyta and Rapidash have gathered around the mountain. But so have many other pokemon like, Mudbray, Mudsdale, Blitzle and Zebstrika, It is said that a trainer with a very strong bond with there Rapidash can bring there Rapidash here and evolve it. But the method is not common knowledge and is a secrete among ranchers.

Aspear Forest - This forest large and cold forest that attracts many Ice and Fairy type pokemon. There is almost always snow covering the ground and trees year round. Other than the countless Asper Berry trees and bushes, countless species of evergreen trees dominate the forest. There are myths from a land north of Mouroa and west of Unova that says a type of unknown pokemon that looked like a tree traveled south and settled the forest. However, there has never been any record of a pokemon like that found in Mouroa. This forest has many contests during the holidays. This forest is large that some people split it into West and East Aspear Forest depending on the side of the lake you are on. This forest eventually fuses with Salac Forest outside the region.

Aspear Lake - This lake is a cold lake found in the middle of Asper Forest. It is usually frozen and used as a skating rink and ice hockey rink. It is said that a colony of Piplup, Prinplup and Empoleon live deep under the lake in a secret cave.

Swinub Mountain Pass - Is a very long and twisting path that leads across the mountains. Swinub are very common here. Inside the mountain there are hot springs, but the mountain stays extremely cold year round. Many Ground, Rock, Ice, Steel and Fighting type pokemon make their home here,

Piloswine Cave Spiral - This is a very twisty and turny cave that leads up to the peak of the mountain. Some areas open up only to be greeted by snow or blasted by wind. The mountain is very steep and hard to climb and most people will have trouble climbing to the top. It spirals upward until you reach the peak.

Mamoswine Mountain Peak - The peak is a somewhat large peak, by very rocky and windy. There is a single Pokemon Center at the top of the mountain as well as a few other buildings.. Trainers who have climbed the peak can get a ride down on a flying pokemon. There the Pokemon Center offers as a service for those who are in need of medical attention or those who just don't won't to walk down. Trainers can fly to the top, but it is very hard for a normal flying type pokemon to make it. It has to be well trained. Skiing, snowboarding and sledding are popular, but not many people will come to the top.

Mamoswine Mountain - The mountain is a very large mountain that divides the region. Many snow sports are held on the mountain year round unless there just isn't enough snow for some. This is rarely the case and there is almost always now on the ground on the mountain. Many people tend to wait till late spring or summer to travel across. The mountain has also been called Swinub, Piloswine and Mamoswine Mountain.

Razz Forest - Is a more normal forest as winds don't tend to come out of the east. It is still a little cool, but for the most part it is like any forest year round. It is the first step into West Mouroa. A lot of pokemon tend to hang out in this area.

Razz Forest Trek - Is the official route through the Razz Forest that was cut out by the refugees leaving after the great flood. Many shops align the road as well has trading posts and Pokemon Centers. Despite there being many shops, buildings and stalls and even historic monuments, there is no real town or village established. Many people come here to sell goods. Most stalls are from all over the world and people come to enjoy the different cultures, including food.

Grepa Forest - Is a normal forest with many Grepa Berry trees and bushed. A city lays at the heart of it and a village is within it.

ColburCoba Forest - Is a forest that starts within the Grepa Forest. It is largely the same as the Grepa Forest.

Ancient Enigma Ruins - Is a large area of ruins from the destruction of the Enigma City from the Great Flood. It sits at the south shore of the Enigma Crystal Lake.

Enigma Crystal Lake - Is a large lake that once had many crystals on the floor of the lake. It once was only 50 feet deep, but is now unknown to how deep it is. It was obvious that it had become deeper, but since the flood, the crystals have stopped glowing when the moon is out, making people afraid of entering the lake in fear of upsetting what had made the flood in the first place. This has also made many people speculated that the crystals were removed when the Great Flood happened, or destroyed. Some even consider it a myth.

Chople Forest - Is like most forests in the region.

Grand Poli Lake - Is the largest lake in the region and has become home to many Poliwag, Poliwhirl, Poliwrath, and Politode, as well as many other water pokemon. The lake has many contests and tournaments as well as water sports and other events.

Gran Poli Island - Is a island in the middle of the lake used as an arena for Water Pokemon Tournaments and gathering areas for sports and stuff in the area.

Kee Forest - Is like most forests in the region.

Kee Spring - Is a small spring north of Kee Village Ranch used to get water. This spring is not really well known and there is nothing notably special about it.