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[[Image:Sevii Island.jpg|thumb|A map of the Sevii Islands]] |
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The {{nihongo|'''Sevii Islands'''|ナナシマ|Nanashima|lit. "seven islands"}} is a [[Pokémon regions|region]] in the fictional [[Pokémon]] universe, introduced in the [[Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen|''Pokémon FireRed'' and ''LeafGreen'']] [[video game]]s. The name would imply that there are seven islands in the Sevii Islands, but there are in fact nine islands in total, two of which (Navel Rock and Birth Island) are only accessible through special promotions, or by using a cheating device like [[Gameshark]] or [[Action Replay]]. Like the [[Kanto (Pokémon)|Kanto]], [[Johto]], [[Hoenn]], and [[Sinnoh]] regions, the Sevii Islands are based on real-life locations, this time on the [[Izu Islands|Izu]] and [[Bonin Islands]], off the south coast of Tokyo. |
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According to an old lady on Quest Island, the islands were named such because they were formed in seven days. The name is probably a portmanteau of "seven" and VII (Roman numerals for seven). |
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On these islands, one can catch wild [[Johto]] Pokémon and four legendary Pokémon, none of which are available in [[Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire|''Pokémon Ruby'' and ''Sapphire'']]. |
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==Islands 1-3== |
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These islands are accessible after the player defeats the seventh gym leader, [[Blaine (Pokémon)|Blaine]]. At that time, [[Bill (Pokémon)|Bill]] will give the player a Tri-Pass at Cinnabar Island. The islands can be revisited by using the Tri-Pass in Vermillion City where the S.S. Anne was docked. No Johto Pokémon can be obtained from Islands 1-3 until the player has defeated the Elite Four. |
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===One Island=== |
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'''One Island''' or '''Knot Island''' is the biggest island. This island's Pokémon Center has a large machine that enables the player to trade with [[Pokémon Ruby]], [[Pokémon Sapphire|Sapphire]], [[Pokémon Emerald|Emerald]], [[Pokémon Colosseum|Colosseum]], and [[Pokémon XD|XD]]. To unlock trading, the player must retrieve two key items: the Ruby item and the Sapphire item. The player gives the items to Celio, a Pokémaniac and friend of [[Bill (Pokémon)|Bill]], inventor of the PC storage system. After the player has beaten the game once, he or she can obtain the two items, give them to Celio, and unlock trading between the games. |
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To the north is a place called Mount Ember. In ''FireRed'' and ''LeafGreen'', the Legendary Pokémon [[Moltres]] has moved to this location. The Ruby item is also in Mount Ember. After beating the Elite Four, [[Slugma]] can be caught on Mount Ember. |
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===Two Island=== |
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'''Two Island''' or '''Boon Island''' is a small island. One house houses the Move Maniac, a person who can teach moves to the player’s Pokémon. Island Two is also home to a Game Corner, where players use the [[Game Boy Advance Wireless Adapter]] to play against their friends in two mini-games, ''[[Dodrio]] Berry Picking'' and ''Pokémon Jump''. At the north end of Cape Brink, an old lady in a house will teach the player's starter Pokémon a special move.Frenzy plant for Venasaur, |
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Blast burn for Charizard and Hydro canon for Blastiose. Your pokemon |
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must also have a high friendship rating. |
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===Three Island === |
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'''Three Island''' or '''Kin Island''' has a biker gang called the Kanto Rider Federation that the player needs to defeat. The player is searching for a lost girl named Lostelle on this island. After venturing into the forest, the player finds Lostelle under attack by [[Hypno]]. After saving the girl, the player can access the [[mini-games]] on Two Island. After Beating the Elite 4, [[Dunsparce]] can be found in a previously inaccessible patch of grass. |
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==Islands 4-7== |
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These islands are accessible after defeating the Elite Four, getting the [[National Pokédex]], and getting the Ruby from One Island. Celio will give the player a Rainbow Pass. |
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===Four Island === |
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'''Four Island''' or '''Floe Island''' is the birthplace and home of [[Lorelei (Pokémon)|Lorelei]] of the [[Elite Four]] in [[Kanto]]. Despite being within a supposedly tropical area,it contains the Icefall Cave, which, as the name suggests, is a frozen cave to the east. There is also a day-care center, which can hold two Pokémon at once, allowing the player to breed for Pokémon eggs. Within Icefall Cave In ''FireRed'' and ''LeafGreen'', the player teams up with Lorelei in tackling [[Team Rocket]], who are threatening the peace on the island. |
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===Five Island === |
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'''Five Island''' or '''Chrono Island''' is very small. This island is home to the Team Rocket Warehouse. After obtaining the Sapphire item in the Dotted Hole, the player must chase it back to the Warehouse where a Team Rocket professor who stole it from the player is keeping it. It is vital for compatibility with ''Ruby'', ''Sapphire'' and ''Emerald''. South of the Warehouse is a memorial pillar for a boy's dead Onix. Five Island has a sea route known as Water Labyrinth in which [[Hoppip]] can be found. In this area, the player can receive an egg which hatches into [[Togepi]]. East of the Water Labyrinth there is an expensive resort called "Resort Gorgeous". |
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East of Resort Gorgeous, there is a cave known as the Lost Cave (reminiscent of [[The Legend of Zelda]]’s [[Lost Woods]]), a maze where [[Murkrow]] appear in ''Pokémon FireRed'' and [[Misdreavus]] appear in ''Pokémon LeafGreen''. At the bottom of this cave is a lost girl named Selphy from Resort Gorgeous. She reacts with hostility and engages the player. Once defeated, the player is transported back to Resort Gorgeous, where she will ask to see a random Pokemon. If presented, she will give the player a random item which can be sold, or a Luxury Ball. If the player returns to the room in the cave where Selphy was afterwards, a Silk Scarf can be obtained there. |
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This island also is host to the Rocket Headquarters, where the handful of remaining Team Rocket members reside. They are surprised to learn that the player has defeated [[Giovanni (Pokémon)|Giovanni]] and that the Team Rocket syndicate has been disbanded. |
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===Six Island=== |
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'''Six Island''' or '''Fortune Island''' is another large island. It has a forest called Pattern Bush, which has lots of Pokémon trainers and the location of [[Heracross]], [[Ledyba]] and [[Spinarak]]. There are ruins to the south, which contain [[Yanma]], [[Natu]], [[Wobbuffet]] and [[Sentret]]. There is a mysterious building which has Braille encrypted that says cut to get in where the Sapphire is found but the Sapphire is stolen by a [[Team Rocket]] scientist. There is also Altering Cave, which shifts catchable Pokémon depending on the [[Mystery Events]]. Initially, only [[Zubat (Pokémon)|Zubat]] can be found in this cave. Mystery Gift can cause [[Shuckle]], [[Aipom]], [[Mareep]], [[Stantler]], [[Teddiursa]], [[Houndour]], [[Pineco]], and [[Smeargle]] to appear, which are all exclusive to this area (except in ''Emerald'', in which these Pokémon are encountered in the new area of Safari Zone). |
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The Sapphire item is originally located in the Dotted Hole on this Island. |
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===Seven Island=== |
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'''Seven Island''' or '''Quest Island''' is one of the major islands. To the north is the Trainer Tower, which is similar to the Battle Tower in [[Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire|''Pokémon Ruby'' and ''Sapphire'']] and Trainer Hill in ''[[Pokémon Emerald]]''. |
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In the Trainer Tower the player battles through a number of opponents to get a prize at the end. There are four different types of battles: Single, Double, Knockout, and Mixed. Every time one clears all the trainers on one floor, Pokemon can be healed on the first floor before proceeding. |
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To the south, the Island contains Sevault Canyon, a location with high-[[experience point#Level-based progression|level]] Pokemon and trainers. Further on south is Tanoby Ruins, where wild [[Unown]] reside. The player must first complete a puzzle in the Tanoby Key for the Unown to appear. |
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There is also a house in the main town that looks plain enough, but inside there is a stack of boxes blocking a doorway. In the Japanese versions, the door is not obstructed, and is used for [[e-Reader]] compatibility. |
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==Secret Islands== |
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These two islands are only accessible through special events. The player must have gone to a Nintendo event, or they can alternatively use a cheating device such as a [[Gameshark]] or [[Action Replay]] - although the latter may cause corrupted game files if used with the North American version of the game. These islands are also accessible in ''Emerald''. |
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===Navel Rock=== |
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Players need the '''Mystic Ticket''' to enter this island. Navel Rock has only one cave, inside of which there are two Legendary Pokémon: Level 70 [[Ho-Oh]] and [[Lugia]]. Ho-Oh is found on the left side, while Lugia is on the right. |
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===Birth Island=== |
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Players need the '''Aurora Ticket''' to access this island. Birth Island is shaped like a triangle, and on it there is a smaller triangle which the player can move around. After solving this puzzle, a [[Deoxys]] (Level 30) appears. It will have an attack stat increased for FireRed, defensive stat increased for LeafGreen, and a speed stat increased for Emerald. Deoxys will change form depending which game it is in. |
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[[Category:Fictional archipelagoes]] |
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[[it:Isola Materna]] |
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[[pt:Sevii Islands]] |
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