Hamlin Island: Difference between revisions

From Bulbapedia, the community-driven Pokémon encyclopedia.
⧼bulbapediamonobook-jumptonavigation⧽⧼bulbapediamonobook-jumptosearch⧽
Steph (talk | contribs)
mNo edit summary
Added some more details about the smaller island and its history, and removed some irrelevant information pertaining to the plot of EP114.
Line 8: Line 8:
|map=Hamlin.png
|map=Hamlin.png
}}
}}
'''Hamlin Island''' (Japanese: '''デコポン島''' ''Dekopon Island'') is the northernmost island in the [[Orange Archipelago]]. Because of its proximity, it serves as a gateway to the [[Kanto]] region. A ferry carries passengers between [[Pallet Town]] and a tiny island connected by a bridge to Hamlin Island. In ''[[EP114|The Underground Round Up]]'', when the smaller island was overrun with {{p|Electrode}}, {{p|Diglett}} Rancher {{oi|Poncho}} was called in to get rid of the Electrode, but was later fired due to his Electrode-friendly method taking too long and not cost-effective. Team Rocket were next in line to round up the Electrode. When Team Rocket were going to run over {{TP|Misty|Togepi}}, {{AP|Pikachu}}, and a {{p|Voltorb}}, Poncho stepped in and sent out his {{p|Dugtrio}}. The Electrode were eventually relocated to the open area in the middle of the larger island.
'''Hamlin Island''' (Japanese: '''デコポン島''' ''Dekopon Island'') is the northernmost island in the [[Orange Archipelago]]. Because of its proximity, it serves as a gateway to the [[Kanto]] region. A ferry carries passengers between [[Pallet Town]] and a tiny island connected by a bridge to Hamlin Island.
 
The smaller island is a popular tourist location, with amenities such as a coffee shop. In ''[[EP114|The Underground Round Up]]'', the island was overrun with {{p|Electrode}} due to a failed experiment for producing energy.  The inhabitants of the island evacuated, and the island was left deserted for several years until {{p|Diglett}} Rancher {{oi|Poncho}} was called in to get rid of the Electrode.  He was eventually able to relocate them to the open prairie in the middle of the larger island.  After this, the inhabitants of the smaller island returned, and the island became open for business again.
{{-}}
{{-}}
==Pokémon seen on Hamlin Island==
==Pokémon seen on Hamlin Island==

Revision as of 02:48, 29 August 2012

Hamlin Island
デコポン島 Dekopon Island
Region Orange Islands
Series debut The Underground Round Up

Location of Hamlin Island in the Orange Islands

Hamlin Island (Japanese: デコポン島 Dekopon Island) is the northernmost island in the Orange Archipelago. Because of its proximity, it serves as a gateway to the Kanto region. A ferry carries passengers between Pallet Town and a tiny island connected by a bridge to Hamlin Island.

The smaller island is a popular tourist location, with amenities such as a coffee shop. In The Underground Round Up, the island was overrun with Electrode due to a failed experiment for producing energy. The inhabitants of the island evacuated, and the island was left deserted for several years until Diglett Rancher Poncho was called in to get rid of the Electrode. He was eventually able to relocate them to the open prairie in the middle of the larger island. After this, the inhabitants of the smaller island returned, and the island became open for business again.

Pokémon seen on Hamlin Island


Diglett

Dugtrio

Voltorb

Electrode

Trivia

  • Its English name comes from the hamlin orange, the most common of Florida oranges. Its Japanese name refers to the hybrid dekopon.


This location-related article is a stub. You can help Bulbapedia by expanding it.


Orange Islands
Inhabited islands
AscorbiaButwalGoldenHamlinKinnowKumquatMandarin N.
Mandarin S.MikanMoroMurcottNavelPummeloShamouti
SunburstTangeloTarrocoTrovitaValencia
Deserted islands
CleopatraFairchildFireFukuhara No. 4
GrapefruitIceLightningPinkanRind
Unnamed islands
Unnamed island (EP092)Unnamed island (EP098)
Unnamed island (EP110)Unnamed island (PK04)
Settlements
TrovitopolisYambera
Landmarks
Ghost shipPalace of VictoryPokémon ShowboatPummelo Stadium


This article is part of both Project Anime and Project Locations, Bulbapedia projects that, together, aim to write comprehensive articles on the Pokémon Anime and Locations, respectively.