Kumquat Island
| Kumquat Island リュウチン島 Liǔchéng Island | ||||||||||||
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| Region | Orange Islands | |||||||||||
| Series debut | Pokémon Double Trouble | |||||||||||
Gym info
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 Location of Kumquat Island in the Orange Islands | ||||||||||||
Kumquat Island (Japanese: リュウチン島 Liǔchéng Island) is located in the northern region of the Orange Archipelago. It is a well known luxury resort. It is famous for its great hotels, beautiful beach, and natural hot springs.
Kumquat Island is home to the fourth and final Gym that leads to the Orange League. The resident Gym Leader, Luana, also owns the Kumquat Hotel.
Places of interest
Kumquat Gym
- Main article: Kumquat Gym
The Gym in Kumquat Island is the main place of interest. Not only is it a Gym, but it is also a large hotel building. Any Gym challengers will automatically get a deluxe suite to stay at during their visit free of charge. Inside, on the first floor, is a dance room where Pokémon Trainers can drop off their Pokémon to get their Pokémon into shape. Past the dance room is the Gym stadium, where the challenger and the Gym Leader have their Gym Battle.
In the back of the Gym/hotel is a jacuzzi where the Trainers can relax with their Pokémon.
The Gym Leader of the Gym is Luana. The Gym battle will be a double battle, but the battle will end only when one Pokémon faints, not both. The opposing side of the fainted Pokémon will then be declared the winner. If the challenger should defeat the Gym Leader, they will get a Jade Star Badge.
Pokémon seen
Trivia
- Its English name comes from the common genus of orange. Its Japanese name uses an alternate reading of 柳橙, which is the Taiwanese/Chinese word for orange.
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