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A nice route, heading south from Coral Village. Simple low-leveled pokemon here. A decent variety. The route follows a small stream, adding life and beauty to the already beautiful path.

Just a nice, simplistic town. Contains a pokecenter and a shop. Nice people live here, and they would be more than willing to share some of their knowledge with starting trainers.

This is a bit of a hazard. Seeing as it is so close to a volcano, one can expect plenty of fire and rock type pokemon here. Luckily, it is a short route, and travelers will soon find themselves able to relax in Pulmonar Town.

Trainers prepare for your first gym battle. This town is nestled right next to a volcano. The air is hot and humid - and so is the gym leader's attitude. You'd better be prepared to fight!

ooh, a spooky forest. It's especially spooky because of the volcano. And the heat of said volcano is fading. The forest leads to Route 3.

Well... it's another route. With more pokemon. Woo. Leads to Lisslan City.

Congratulations, you've made it to Lisslan city. Home of the second gym you'll be fighting. This city is also home to the ever-wonderful Pokemon Palace.

A boring name for a crazy place. The people here don't see light often - most can see in the dark. Creepy. The Underground City has a gym, and you can challenge it if you dare. Stock up on supplies, you'll need them for the last part of the Fevrin Cave. Good luck.

Welcome to Iceport city. If your pokemon has not yet learned surf you'd better challenge the local gym - the gymleader will teach it to you if you win. And you'll need it - no swimming through the water in this temperature!
Also home to the Frozen Mall.

Your first water route. Goes west from Iceport, to the small island of Itsmine. Yes, that is the name of the island.

The island contains a small pokecenter and shop. You can go North to the Safari Zone or South, to the island of Notyours.

Another water route.

There are several of these islands. This one is the home of the fifth gym you'll be facing. Following route 8 from here will take you to the third island - Itsstillmine.

More water routes = more water pokemon.

Don't worry - this is the last stupidly named island. And the sixth gym is here as well. Good luck. Continuing onto route 9 will take you back to the land.

The last of the water routes. Happy? You should be.

Another simple town. Just a great rest place for you while you continue on your journey. North from here is Gorgoron City.

Instead of a route, there is just a huge jungle-like forest. Traveler beware, the pokemon in here are tough. Leads to Legaoi City.

The last city you ever need to face - because it is the last gym. Welcome to the grand Legaoi City. The city has a few problems, however - like the over-abundance of minun and plusle running around. The city never runs out of electricity - as long as they're fed, the wild electric type are more than happy to offer a bit of electricity.

Here is where all trainers earn their title - traveling through Victory Road will pit them against the toughest of trainers and wild pokemon. But through this tunnel will lead the adventurers to the home of the Elite Four - Star City.

A huge desert. Tough ground and rock and some fighting type pokemon are here. Available after Falstaff town. Dare you enter?