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Alright, so I’ve been working on this since October and I’m finally done. I present to you:

THE WORLD OF POKÉMON

I have gathered (almost) every single Region and Town ever featured or mentioned on the main series games, side games, anime, manga, TCG and even scrapped content!

I took some creative liberties, like using the Beta maps for Pasio and Southern Kalos, placing ambiguously located anime towns where I thought they fit best, reorganizing the scrapped Space World demo cities, and most importantly, assuming Ransei is the Pokemon equivalent of Japan, when it is not in canon. But otherwise I tried to be as faithful as possible. You are free to ask about any choices made!

You are also free to use these maps however you see fit as long as you keep my signature and you credit me. (If you make another map based on this one, credit would be nice, but it isn’t strictly necessary)

Hope this is a useful resource or that at least you have fun looking at it!

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Sunkern #051

The Seedling Pokémon Grass Normal Type Sunkern is known for its stillness, choosing to move as little as possible in order to conserve the nutrients it has stored for evolution. It survives on a minimal diet, drinking only dewdrops that collect beneath plant leaves. Though fragile and defenseless, it will shake its tiny leaves in a feeble attempt to scare off attackers. This timid behavior has helped it survive just long enough to one day grow into something stronger.

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Aipom #049

The Handy Pokemon Normal Type Aipom’s tail ends in a nimble, hand-like appendage that it uses for everything from climbing to eating. It lives high in the canopies of giant trees, where it wraps its tail around branches to keep itself secure while it sleeps. Over time, Aipom has come to rely on its tail so heavily that its actual hands have grown awkward and clumsy from disuse.

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Hoppip #046

The Dandelion Pokémon Grass Flying Type With a body as light as a leaf, Hoppip must cling tightly to the ground using its tiny feet to avoid being carried off by the wind. When strong gusts are near, Hoppip instinctively link leaves with others, forming clusters that help keep them grounded. Despite their cautious nature, they enjoy floating along on soft, gentle breezes.

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Poliwag #042

The Dazzle Pokémon Water Type Poliwag’s skin is thin and translucent around their coiling internal organs. Though delicate in appearance, its skin is remarkably elastic, able to deflect even sharp fangs with a bounce. Poliwag is curious about life on land and often attempts to waddle ashore, though it flees at the first sign of danger. In fast-moving rivers, it uses its thick, suction-cup-like lips to cling tightly to rocks and avoid being swept away.

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Bonsly #040

The Sly Pokémon Rock type Bonsly prefers dry environments and avoids water at all costs. Its body is highly susceptible to mold if it becomes too damp. It appears to be crying constantly, but the tears are not emotional. This behavior is actually a natural process for regulating internal fluid and mineral levels. Its watery eyes often draw sympathy from trainers, though it is simply maintaining its health through careful hydration control.

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dont feel like cleaning this up

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Bellossom #036

The Aroma Pokémon Grass Fairy type When Bellossom absorbs enough sunlight, the leaves around its body begin to spin as it dances joyfully. As the petals rub together, they release a sweet, soothing aroma into the air. Bellossom that evolved from particularly pungent Gloom produce the most vibrant, fragrant, and flavorful flowers, the stinkier the better.

Oddish #033

The Weed Pokémon

Grass Poison type

Oddish keeps its body buried underground during the day, surfacing only at night. It can easily be mistaken for a clump of weeds. If someone tries to yank it out of the ground, Oddish emits a terrible shriek and releases a sticky stench that is almost impossible to remove.

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Classic Johto vibes! 💛🤍💙

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Thanks! ‘Preciate it.

Hoothoot #012

The Twilight Pokémon

Flying type

Hoothoot is a highly vocal Pokémon, known for its precise hooting schedule. Almost like clockwork, it begins hooting as soon as the sun sets and continues every hour until sunrise. Though often considered a nuisance today, Hoothoot was once valued for its timekeeping, helping people track the hours long before the advent of clocks.

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I’m doing re-types along with redesigns. Lots of my designs will not have the same type as the originals ^^

Hoothoot #012

The Twilight Pokémon

Flying type

Hoothoot is a highly vocal Pokémon, known for its precise hooting schedule. Almost like clockwork, it begins hooting as soon as the sun sets and continues every hour until sunrise. Though often considered a nuisance today, Hoothoot was once valued for its timekeeping, helping people track the hours long before the advent of clocks.

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Hello! This semester of college is almost over, so I’ll get to render all my sketches in no time!

I have sketched up almost every Pokémon. Currently doing Eevee and the six original eeveelutions. After that comes the larvitar line, and finally come the legends.

Not sure if I’ll do Kanto after that. I kinda want to. We’ll see.

Also, I really wanna make design breakdowns after reaching 50 or maybe 100. Explaining my inspirations, why I did some things, previous sketches, old renders, etc.

I’m really excited for this project and I’m really proud of how it’s coming together.

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Azumarill #039

The Bouyant Pokémon Water type Azumarill spends nearly all its time in the water. Its countershading pattern serve as camouflage, making it difficult for enemies to detect. Its rounded, bottom heavy body prevents it from toppling over by accident. Azumarill's long ears are highly sensitive, allowing it to detect and identify movements underwater with precision. If it spots a drowning Pokémon, Azumarill can create air-filled balloons to help the Pokémon breathe and stay afloat.

Azurill #037

The Buoyant Pokémon Normal type Azurill spins its tail like a lasso and hurls it, using the momentum to launch its body through the air. One Azurill set a record by flinging itself 10 meters this way. Its tail is both bouncy and buoyant, much like a pool toy. On sunny days, they gather at the water's edge to splash and play. If an Azurill drifts away, it can float on its tail and survive on the nutrients stored inside it, lasting up to 200 days while it finds its way back to solid ground.

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Marill #038

The Bouyant Pokémon

Water type

Marill can shift its body weight to adapt to different situations. Normally, its light body floats above water while its heavy tail anchors it for stability. When searching for food, Marill’s body becomes denser, allowing it to sink beneath the water, while its tail lightens to serve as a buoy. If you see only a tail bobbing at the surface, it's a sure sign that Marill is diving below to feed on aquatic plants.

Azurill #037

The Buoyant Pokémon Normal type Azurill spins its tail like a lasso and hurls it, using the momentum to launch its body through the air. One Azurill set a record by flinging itself 10 meters this way. Its tail is both bouncy and buoyant, much like a pool toy. On sunny days, they gather at the water's edge to splash and play. If an Azurill drifts away, it can float on its tail and survive on the nutrients stored inside it, lasting up to 200 days while it finds its way back to solid ground.

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Bellossom #036

The Aroma Pokémon

Grass Fairy type When Bellossom absorbs enough sunlight, the leaves around its body begin to spin as it dances joyfully. As the petals rub together, they release a sweet, soothing aroma into the air. Bellossom that evolved from particularly pungent Gloom produce the most vibrant, fragrant, and flavorful flowers, the stinkier the better.

Oddish #033

The Weed Pokémon

Grass Poison type

Oddish keeps its body buried underground during the day, surfacing only at night. It can easily be mistaken for a clump of weeds. If someone tries to yank it out of the ground, Oddish emits a terrible shriek and releases a sticky stench that is almost impossible to remove.