Ferrum

Ferrum フェルム地方 Ferrum region

The Ferrum region

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Ferrum (Japanese: フェルム地方 Ferrum-chihō) is the name of the region that serves as the setting for Pokkén Tournament. It is home to cities, towns, stadiums, ruins, and other locations such as a volcano, multiple islands, and even a dragon's nest. Battles are held wherever the energy of the earth is particularly strong, so most areas in the region serve as battle arenas for Ferrum Battles.

Initial areas

The main region is split between six areas a player can initially visit: Old Ferrum Town, Techne City, Tellur Town, Ferrum Stadium, Selen Island, and Neos City, as well two additional areas in the Switch version: Haunted House and Thalia Beach. On the main menu of Pokkén Tournament, each area is labeled by its primary function, but when the area is selected, the name of the town appears in a video screen.

Area	Primary function	Japanese name
Old Ferrum Town	My Town	マイタウン
Techne City	Practice	チュートリアル
Tellur Town	Single Battle	シングルプレイ
Ferrum Stadium	Ferrum League	フェルムリーグ
Selen Island	Local Battle	店内対戦
Neos City	Online Battle	全国対戦
Haunted House	Daily Challenge	デイリーチャレンジ
Thalia Beach	Wireless Battle	ローカル通信

Old Ferrum Town

Old Ferrum Town, also called My Town, is where the player can go to adjust their game settings, Pokémon, character profile, Nia's settings, as well as view their Battle Records. It is located in the center of the Ferrum Region.

Techne City

Techne City is a place where Nia teaches the player about the aspects of Pokkén Tournament. It is located in the southeastern portion of the Ferrum Region. There are four main lessons of Practice to chose from:

• "Tutorial" teaches the player about the basics of battle, the Attack Triangle, and several other techniques.
• "Free Training" allows the player to set the battle rules to their liking and face off against a CPU Pokémon, which can be told what to do and how to react by a pause menu.
• "Action Dojo" goes over the different moves for each of the Pokémon. The moves Nia talks about will be based on the Pokémon selected.
• "Combo Dojo" goes over the different combos the player's Pokémon can perform. The moves Nia talks about will be based on the Pokémon selected.

Tellur Town

Tellur Town is where one player can initially go to face off against a CPU opponent in Single Battle. It is located in the northeastern portion of the Ferrum Region. The player sets the rules and chooses the Battle Pokémon and Support Pokémon sets for both themselves and their opponent before starting the battle. There are three types of battle rules:

• "Basic Battle" (Japanese: ベーシックバトル) - A classic fighting-style battle in three rounds. The player that knocks out opponent's Pokémon in two rounds first is the winner.
• "Extra Battle" (Japanese: エクストラバトル) - A three-round battle (just like Basic Battle) that includes collectible orbs that spawn on the stage that could either boost or hinder Pokémon's stats and abilities. The player that knocks out opponent's Pokémon in two rounds first is the winner.
• "Team Battle" (Japanese: チームバトル) - A battle exclusively in Pokkén Tournament DX (Nintendo Switch), each player chooses three different Pokémon and fights to see which team will be the last one standing. Similar to the core series games, the player sends out one of their remaining Pokémon when their Pokémon is defeated in a round. At the end of the round, the HP and Synergy Gauge of the winning Pokémon carries over. The winner is the player's team that knocks out all three opponent's Pokémon first.

Ferrum Stadium

The Ferrum League is where players initially go to test their skills in battle. The league is single player only. It is located in the north of the Ferrum Region. Live broadcast for Ferrum League events are being held by the "Ferrum Sports Broadcast Company" (FSBC) TV channel.

In order to progress in the Ferrum League, the player has to battle several challengers. Upon beating a group of them, the player's Rank will increase based on how well they did. The Ferrum League is split into several smaller leagues and the player starts at the bottom. If the player manages to defeat enough challengers to make at least Rank 8, they will be able to partake in the tournament. Completing the tournament will allow the player to face against the League Master. The player can also do Free Battles in the league, which pits them against a random opponent within the league, but won't affect the player's Rank.

Selen Island

Local Battle is where two players initially go to face off against each other. The island is located to the east in the Ferrum Region.

In order to do so, one player (Player One) uses the Wii U's Gamepad/Switch's Joy-Con and the other player (Player Two) uses a secondary controller. Player One battles using the controls and Wii U/Switch screen, whereas the second player uses their controller and the television screen. Players are allowed to play the game in either single screen by regular perspective or Split Screen by Player One's perspective.

After setting the rules, both players chose from the available battling Pokémon, followed by a set of Support Pokémon, and then the arena. The battle will begin once both players are ready to fight.

Neos City

Neos City is where a player can initially go to fight a random opponent or a friend online via Online Battle. The city is located in the south of the Ferrum Region.

Players can partake in either a "Rank Match" or a "Friendly Match". Rank Match has two players battle to increase their online ranking, whereas Friendly Match is meant for players who only want to battle without worrying about their rank. Friends can also only be battled in Friendly Match. When searching for an opponent, the player may face off against a CPU opponent while the game is searching.

Haunted House

Daily Challenge provides a challenge on daily basis, which is only available in the Switch version. Completing it will earn the player Skill Points for a Pokémon once per day.

Thalia Beach

Thalia Beach is a Switch-exclusive location where players can apply for a battle and recruit opponents to the group via Wireless Battle. The players can search for a match or set up their own customized match for others to join.

Arenas

There are various arenas that battles in the Ferrum Region take place on. Some are available from the start of the game to use in the single player training or multiplayer modes, whereas others must be unlocked by meeting certain conditions. Some arenas are in the same locations as the initial areas. In Pokkén Tournament DX, all arenas except for Snow Gift are unlocked initially.

Location	Japanese name	Description	Shape	Distance	Field size	Unlock conditions
Ferrum Stadium	フェルムスタジアム Ferrum Stadium	A stadium where the final match of the Ferrum Battle is held. Located near a sacred lake in the forest, this arena is always filled with enthusiastic spectators.	Circle	9.0m	18.0m × 18.0m	Initial
Neos City	ネオスシティ Neos City	The largest city in the Ferrum Region. Its infrastructure has been designed to facilitate the coexistence between Pokémon and humans.	Circle	7.0m	14.0m × 14.0m	Initial
Old Ferrum Town	フェルム旧市街 Old Ferrum Town	A historic old town, known as the "City of Water," with a nostalgic atmosphere. It features many famous landmarks, such as a large park, an arched gate, and a clock tower.	Oval	7.0m	12.0m × 20.0m	Initial
Tellur Town	テルルタウン Tellur Town	A town in a lush, green valley in the mountains. Ferrum Battles have long been held in the town's plaza.	Circle	9.0m	18.0m × 18.0m	Initial
Phos Volcano	フォス火山 Phos Volcano	An arena located in a cave inside a giant volcano. In addition to deposits of rare ores, it also contains the ruins of an ancient civilization.	Circle	9.0m	18.0m × 18.0m	Initial
Diggersby Land	ホルードランド Diggersby Land	A tourist facility with the Digging Pokémon Diggersby as its theme. It is made up of three areas: Futuristic, Classic, and Fantasy.	Circle	11.0m	16.0m × 16.0m	Initial
Tellur Town (Autumn)	テルルタウン（秋） Tellur Town (Autumn)	A quaint, nature-abundant mountain village painted in rich fall colors. Here you can find Deerling and Sawsbuck in their Autumn Form.	Circle	17.0m	20.0m × 20.0m	Initial
Ferrum Dojo	フェルム道場 Ferrum Dojo	The venerable Ferrum Dojo, host to daily training and official tournaments alike. Holy ground to Battle Pokémon and trainers seeking to improve themselves.	Circle	9.0m	18.0m × 18.0m	Initial (one of three variants in random)
Training Gym	トレーニングジム Training Gym	A specialty gym for Ferrum Battles, with training programs for speed, power, and more to match your Pokémon's battle style.	Circle	9.0m	18.0m × 18.0m	Initial
Speed Training Gym	スピードトレーニングジム Speed Training Gym	A specialty gym for Ferrum Battles, with training programs for speed, power, and more to match your Pokémon's battle style.	Circle	9.0m	18.0m × 18.0m	Initial (variant of Training Gym)
Power Training Gym	パワートレーニングジム Power Training Gym	A specialty gym for Ferrum Battles, with training programs for speed, power, and more to match your Pokémon's battle style.	Circle	9.0m	18.0m × 18.0m	Initial (variant of Training Gym)
Old Ferrum Town (Winter)	フェルム旧市街（冬） Old Ferrum Town (Winter)	A historic old town now blanketed in soft, white snow. Its winter scenery and yearly snow-sculpture contest attract many visitors.	Oval	17.0m	12.0m × 20.0m	Complete the Green Ferrum League
Haunted House	お化け屋敷 Haunted House	An abandoned, old mansion. Ghost-type Pokémon like this place so much that they have made it their home.	Oval	9.0m	12.0m × 20.0m	Complete the Green Ferrum League
Mystery Carnival	ミステリーカーニバル Mystery Carnival	A strange, long-forgotten mansion. There appears to be a festival being held even though there aren't any people. The objects here seem to be staring back...	Circle	15.0m	20.0m × 20.0m	Complete the Blue Ferrum League
Neos City (Night)	ネオスシティ（夜） Neos City (Night)	The largest city in the Ferrum Region. At night it gives off a more sophistocated atmosphere. The rain puddles on the road reflect the endlessly shining neon signs.	Circle	13.0m	20.0m × 20.0m	Complete the Blue Ferrum League
Regi Ruins	レジ遺跡 Regi Ruins	Ancient ruins in a desert. Wall paintings and numerous Unown letters have been found here, making it an extremely important location for historical research.	Oval	11.0m	12.0m × 20.0m	Defeat Walter's Gengar in the storyline
Blue Dome	ブルードーム Blue Dome	The ruins of an ancient city said to have sunk to the bottom of the sea long ago. It is now housed in an underwater dome and serves as a battle arena.	Circle	11.0m	20.0m × 20.0m	Defeat Nora's Gardevoir in the storyline
Magikarp Festival	コイキング祭り Magikarp Festival	A hook-and-line Magikarp fishing boat with a great catch sailing under the cloudless skies. Hariyama stands out on the bow waving a flag to celebrate the bountiful catch.	Circle	9.0m	14.0m × 14.0m	Complete the Blue Ferrum League
Dragon's Nest	龍の巣 Dragon's Nest	A solemn arena marked by a statue of the legendary Pokémon of the skies, Rayquaza. Sitting at the top of a treacherous mountain peak, the arena is known to exist by few.	Circle	11.0m	16.0m × 16.0m	Defeat Jake's Lucario in the storyline
Dark Colosseum	ダークコロッセオ Dark Colosseum	A mysterious subspace rift created by Shadow Mewtwo's power. It is a cold, inorganic place with Shadow Synergy Stone shards visible in the background.	Circle	11.0m	20.0m × 20.0m	Defeat Shadow Mewtwo for the first time
Dark Colosseum (Final)	ダークコロッセオ （ファイナル） Dark Colosseum (Final)	A mysterious subspace rift created by Shadow Mewtwo's power. The ominous force of the Shadow Synergy Stone sits heavy in the air.	Circle	7.0m	16.0m × 16.0m	Defeat Shadow Mewtwo in the final battle
Snow Gift*	スノーギフト Snow Gift	An illumination of lights paint the snow covered town at a festival emblematic of Delibird. In the town square, a great number of Pokémon who favor snow and ice are gathering.	Circle	9.0m	18.0m × 18.0m	Complete the Chroma Ferrum League (Press Y when selecting Old Ferrum Town (Winter) stage)
Thalia Beach*	サリアビーチ Thalia Beach	A popular resort island, blessed with a warm sun and beautiful beaches. Numerous activities are arranged here to enjoy alongside Ferrum Battles.	Circle	11.0m	18.0m × 18.0m	Initial

Ferrum League

Ferrum League
Pokkén Tournament		Region: Ferrum
Trainer	League	Pokémon
League Master Travis トラヴィス Travis	Rank D Green League グリーンリーグ Green League	Garchomp
League Master Keith キース Keith	Rank C Blue League ブルーリーグ Blue League	Suicune
League Master Elinn エリン Erin	Rank B Red League レッドリーグ Red League	Braixen
League Champion Glenn グレン Glen	Rank A Chroma League クロマリーグ Chroma League	Machamp
Grand Master Alyssa アリッサ Alyssa	Rank S Iron League アイアンリーグ Iron League	Pikachu

Natural Phenomena

Synergy Stones

Stones with a mysterious power that are found in the Ferrum Region. Reacting to Gaia, the energy of the earth, they create Synergy Power that has the ability to vitalize living creatures. Some people can use them to communicate directly with Pokémon.

Synergy Power

A mysterious energy created by using Synergy Stones. Allows humans and Pokémon to communicate on an instinctual level. In response to a Ferrum Battle, this energy may also appear during the fighting.

Great Synergy Stone

The large stone decorating the Ferrum Stadium is a massive crystallized chunk of Synergy Power. Its vitalizing effect on life blankets the entire stadium, causing large amounts of Synergy Power to appear in the vicinity.

Synergy Burst

A Pokémon-related phenomenon that has only ever been confirmed in the Ferrum Region. It occurs when the Synergy between a human and a Pokémon reaches its peak level. Many mysteries still surround this phenomenon, though it is postulated to be related to Mega Evolution, as Pokémon (with Mega Evolutions) in a Synergy Burst state will Mega Evolve.

Customs

The Ferrum Region has developed a unique culture due to the presence of Synergy Stones. Rich in nature, people and Pokémon have coexisted here since ancient times. The one-on-one Ferrum Battle is unique to this region.

Battle Trainer

The name given to Trainers who fight Ferrum Battles. They have to be able to use a certain level of Synergy Stone power. They use a Battle AR device and fight battles in sync with their partner Battle Pokémon.

Rank

Indicates the strength of a battle trainer. Rank changes depending upon battle performance. Ranks range from E5 to S1.

Advisor

A trainer who gives advice during battle. They use the communication functions of the Battle AR to talk to the battle trainer wearing the device. Nia is one such advisor who partners with a Weavile. Though her skills in battle remain unknown, she does enjoy traveling with her Battle Pokémon.

FSBC

A TV station which broadcasts the Ferrum League. Its full name is the "Ferrum Sports Broadcasting Company".

Technology

Battle AR

A special device embedded with a Synergy Stone, worn as an earpiece by a Battle Trainer. It allows the trainer to sync up with their partner Battle Pokémon, and also project battle information into their field of view.

Battle Capsule

A device that instantly creates the battle arenas in which Ferrum Battles are fought. Once activated the capsule floats in mid-air and creates the battle arena. It is also outfitted with numerous functions that support the holding of these battles.

Battle Arena

The walled-off area inside which Ferrum Battles are held. Created by a battle capsule. Changing the capsule's settings can create arenas of different sizes and shapes.

Virtual Paint

One of the functions of a battle capsule. When two Pokémon of the same species battle, virtual paint is applied to temporarily change the color of one of the combatants, making it easier for spectators to follow the action.

Trivia

• Several areas in the Ferrum region are named after chemical elements:
  • Old Ferrum Town - Iron
  • Techne City - Technetium
  • Tellur Town - Tellurium
  • Selen Island - Selenium
  • Neos City - Neon
  • Phos Volcano - Phosphorus
  • Thalia Beach - Thallium

Origin

Although claims exist of Ferrum resembling Greece and South Korea, a closer examination reveals the region bears a stronger resemblance to Iriomote Island, the largest of the Yaeyama Islands in Okinawa Prefecture, Japan. Neos City, in particular, is virtually identical, geographically, to Ōhara Port.

Names

Language	Name	Origin
Japanese	フェルム Ferrum	From ferrum, Latin for iron. May also be a reference to Tekken, which means "iron fist" in Japanese.
English, French, German, Italian, Spanish	Ferrum	Same as Japanese name
Russian	Феррум Ferrum	From English name

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