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Carmonte Island (Japanese: カルモンテ島 Carmonte Island) is the setting of Pokémon Duel and the site of the Pokémon Figure Games World Tournament.
Geography
Carmonte Island is an artificial island housing a city of resorts, as well as many other state-of-the-art facilities such as the Training Center, an airport, and a harbor. Ten luxury hotels consecutively line up in a row, leading all the way to symbol of the island—Jewel Tower.
Hotels
Name origin
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Origin
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| Japanese
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カルモンテ島 Carmonte Island
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Possibly from Monte Carlo, a region famed for its resorts and casinos
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Carmonte Island
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Same as Japanese name
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