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| カワラケタウン ''Kawarake Town'' | | カワラケタウン ''Kawarake Town'' | ||
| From 河原決明 ''kawaraketsumei'' | | From 河原決明 ''kawaraketsumei'' ({{wp|Chamaecrista|sensitive pea}}) or 土器 ''kawarake'' (earthenware) | ||
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| English, Italian | | English, Italian | ||
| Majolica Town | | Majolica Town | ||
| From ''{{wp|majolica}}'' | | From ''{{wp|majolica}}'' | ||
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| French | | German, French | ||
| Majolica | | Majolica | ||
| From its English name | | From its English name | ||
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| Pueblo Majolica | | Pueblo Majolica | ||
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| 토기마을 ''Togi Maeul | |||
| From 토기 (土器) ''togi'' (earthenware) | |||
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| Chinese ({{tt|Cantonese|Hong Kong}}) | | Chinese ({{tt|Cantonese|Hong Kong}}) | ||
| 河原家鎮 ''Hòhyùhngā Zhèn'' | | 河原家鎮 ''Hòhyùhngā Zhèn'' | ||
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| Miasto Majolica | |||
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Revision as of 03:10, 26 September 2020
| Majolica Town カワラケタウン Kawarake Town | |
 Majolica Town | |
| Region | Sinnoh |
| Debut | A Shield With a Twist! |
Majolica Town (Japanese: カワラケタウン Kawarake Town) is an anime-exclusive location in Sinnoh. It is a small port town surrounded by a giant forest. Like many other towns in the region, it is home to a Contest Hall, attracting many Pokémon Coordinators on a journey to collect the five needed Ribbons to enter the Sinnoh Grand Festival.
It was featured in A Shield with a Twist!, in which Team Rocket was shown walking the streets of Majolica Town when James and Meowth spotted a poster for a Pokémon Contest to be held later that day. They talked about it with Jessie and she decided to participate, rushing to the Contest Hall and leaving them behind. The competition was held to help raise funds for the town's revitalization project.
Jessilina entered the Majolica Contest in hopes of winning her second Contest Ribbon. In the Performance Stage, she used her Yanmega. After being sent out of her Poké Ball with a Heart Seal, Yanmega was shown using Silver Wind to blow the ribbons out of Jessilina's hair to let if flow with the wind, fascinating the members of the audience.
The Battle Stage was not shown, but Jessilina emerged victorious. After Jessilina's victory, the Chief of the Pokémon Activities Committee, Raoul Contesta, awarded her with the coveted Majolica Ribbon while the other contestants were shown on stage applauding her.
Gallery
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Names
| Language | Name | Origin |
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| Japanese | カワラケタウン Kawarake Town | From 河原決明 kawaraketsumei (sensitive pea) or 土器 kawarake (earthenware) |
| English, Italian | Majolica Town | From majolica |
| German, French | Majolica | From its English name |
| Spanish | Pueblo Majolica | From its English name |
| Korean | 토기마을 Togi Maeul | From 토기 (土器) togi (earthenware) |
| Chinese (Mandarin) | 河原家鎮 Héyuánjiā Zhèn | From the Japanese name 河原家 Kawarake |
| Chinese (Cantonese) | 河原家鎮 Hòhyùhngā Zhèn | |
| Polish | Miasto Majolica | From its English name |
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