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==Places of interest== | ==Places of interest== | ||
===Pokémon Center=== | ===Pokémon Center=== | ||
The Mikan Island Pokémon Center is located in the town. It is a large building with many windows, a square red roof, and a large "P" over | The Mikan Island Pokémon Center is located in the town. It is a large building with many windows, a square red roof, and features a large "P" over its doorway. This Pokémon Center has two floors. On the ground floor is a large front desk, seats for the Trainers and telephones. While the second floor's large windows offer a view on the ocean. It is not shown, but the Pokémon Center is most likely run by a [[Nurse Joy]]. | ||
===Mikan Gym=== | ===Mikan Gym=== | ||
{{main|Mikan Gym}} | {{main|Mikan Gym}} | ||
Away from the town | Away from the town and set by the seashore is the [[Mikan Gym]], run by [[Gym Leader]] [[Cissy]] with her {{OBP|Senta|EP085| younger brother's}} assistance. | ||
The battle facility was shown to be highly automated. The battle arena can be transformed to reveal a pool underneath. The main arena's right wall can slide up like a garage door, so the challengers and Gym Leader can hit frisbees with their Pokémon's {{m|Water Gun}}. The left side's grandstand opens up to reveal a row of empty soda cans the challengers and Gym Leaders also hit with their Pokémon's Water Gun. | |||
In the back, there is a large beach area where the challengers and Gym leader can compete in a Pokémon Wave Ride. There are flags indicating where | In the back, there is a large beach area where the challengers and Gym leader can compete in a Pokémon Wave Ride. There are flags indicating where a Pokémon should turn. If the challenger wins the battle, they receive the {{badge|Coral-Eye}}. | ||
==Pokémon seen on Mikan Island== | ==Pokémon seen on Mikan Island== | ||
Revision as of 13:58, 20 July 2018
- Mikan redirects here. For the Gym Leader whose Japanese name is Mikan, see Jasmine.
| Mikan Island ナツカン島 Natsukan Island | ||||||||||||
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| Region | Orange Islands | |||||||||||
| Series debut | Fit to be Tide | |||||||||||
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 Location of Mikan Island in the Orange Islands | ||||||||||||
Mikan Island (Japanese: ナツカン島 Natsukan Island) is an island in the southwestern region of the Orange Archipelago.
The Mikan Gym is the first of four that leads to the Orange League. The Gym Leader Cissy and her younger brother Senta live here.
Places of interest
Pokémon Center
The Mikan Island Pokémon Center is located in the town. It is a large building with many windows, a square red roof, and features a large "P" over its doorway. This Pokémon Center has two floors. On the ground floor is a large front desk, seats for the Trainers and telephones. While the second floor's large windows offer a view on the ocean. It is not shown, but the Pokémon Center is most likely run by a Nurse Joy.
Mikan Gym
- Main article: Mikan Gym
Away from the town and set by the seashore is the Mikan Gym, run by Gym Leader Cissy with her younger brother's assistance.
The battle facility was shown to be highly automated. The battle arena can be transformed to reveal a pool underneath. The main arena's right wall can slide up like a garage door, so the challengers and Gym Leader can hit frisbees with their Pokémon's Water Gun. The left side's grandstand opens up to reveal a row of empty soda cans the challengers and Gym Leaders also hit with their Pokémon's Water Gun.
In the back, there is a large beach area where the challengers and Gym leader can compete in a Pokémon Wave Ride. There are flags indicating where a Pokémon should turn. If the challenger wins the battle, they receive the Coral-Eye Badge.
Pokémon seen on Mikan Island
 Blastoise |
 Seadra |
In other languages
| Language | Name | Origin |
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| Japanese | ナツカン島 Natsukan Tō | From the abbreviated form of 夏蜜柑 natsumikan, a yellowish orange citrus hybrid |
| English, German | Mikan Island | From mikan, a general term for Japanese citrus |
| French | Île Dame Blanche | From dame blanche, a dessert consisting of vanilla ice cream and molten chocolate |
| Italian | Isola Mikan | From English name |
| Spanish | Isla Mikan | From English name |
| Korean | 서귤섬 Seogyul Seom | From 서양귤 (西洋橘) seoyanggyul, Western citrus |
| Chinese | 夏干島 / 夏干岛 Xiàgān Dǎo / Hahgōn Dóu | Corruption of 夏柑 xiàgān / hahgām, natsumikan |
| Swedish | Mikanön | From English name |
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