Blue Moon Falls

Blue Moon Falls 青い満月の滝 Blue Fullmoon Falls
Blue Moon Falls
Region	Johto
Debut	Once in a Blue Moon

Blue Moon Falls (Japanese: 青い満月の滝 Blue Fullmoon Falls) is a Johto location exclusive to the anime.

Its sole anime appearance was in Once in a Blue Moon. Ash was upset that the GS Ball, which had been entrusted to him, had been taken by a Quagsire. Officer Jenny explained that all the Pokémon was doing was taking it to Blue Moon Falls for an annual celebration. Ash, both intrigued and eager to get the Ball back, decided to investigate this further.

Sure enough, he and his friends stumbled across Blue Moon Falls. They witnessed hundreds of Quagsire with round-shaped objects. At midnight, they tossed the objects into the air and used Water Gun to send them over the falls. The following morning, all the objects, including the GS Ball, floated safely back down stream.

Pokémon seen at Blue Moon Falls

Quagsire

Animated series-exclusive locations in Johto Alto Mare • Arborville • Battle Park • Big Town • Bloomingvale • Bluefinland • Blue Lagoon • Blue Moon Falls • Blue Point Isle • Bonitaville • Catallia City Charicific Valley • Coastline Gym • Colossal Tree Tribe ruins • Diglett Village • Dragon Holy Land • Eclipse Castle • Eggseter • Florando • Greenfield • Happy Town Ho-Oh Shrine • I.S.S. Raspberry shipwreck • Inland City • Kasado City • Lake Lucid • Lake of Life • Lake Slowpoke • Len Town • Marine Pokémon Laboratory Marion Town • Maroon Town • Megi City • Mount Quena • Ogi City • Ogi Isle • Onix Tunnel • Palm Hills • Palmpona • Pokémon Jujitsu Academy • Pudgy Pidgey Isle Red Rock Isle • Remoraid Mountain • Rikishii Town • Scarlet City • Secret Garden • Silver Rock Isle • Silver Town • Slowpoke Temple • Snowtop Mountain Sunflora Lodge • Transit Town • Way Away Island • Whitestone • Wobbuffet Village • Yellow Rock Isle Animated series-exclusive location templates Kanto • Orange Islands • Johto • Hoenn • Sinnoh • Unova • Decolore Islands • Kalos • Alola • Galar • Paldea • Other

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