Olive Jungle

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Olive Jungle オリブジャングル Olive Jungle

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Map description This jungle is home to many kinds of Pokémon and plants not seen elsewhere.

Required for navigation Cut Surf Strength Flash Defog Whirlpool Rock Smash Waterfall Dive Rock Climb Bicycle Mach Bike Acro Bike Go-Goggles None

Connecting locations   ↑ Jungle Relic   Olive Jungle   Summerland ↓

Location Location of Olive Jungle in Fiore.

Pokémon world routes

Olive Jungle (Japanese: オリブジャングル Olive Jungle) is a jungle in the Summerland island in the south of Fiore. It is the location of the fourth numbered mission in Pokémon Ranger, as well as a few minor missions. The Jungle Relic can be found within the jungle.

The aim of the first visit to the Olive Jungle is to rescue Percy's Politoed, which has been captured by a Go-Rock Squad grunt. After the grunt causes various trouble, Politoed is recaptured for Percy at the entrance to the Jungle Relic. Later in the game, a man with a phobia of bugs must be escorted through an area of Bug Pokémon to retrieve the parts for a machine to gain access to Panula Cave. This mission is ended by calming a rampaging Gyarados. In the third Ranger Net mission, a Mew must be captured in the jungle to prove that Percy is not a liar.

Wild Pokémon

This is a listing of the Pokémon found in Olive Jungle after the credits:

Pokémon		Assist	Field	Loops
	Ekans	Poison	None	5
	Oddish	Grass		5
	Gloom	Grass	None	8
	Venonat	Poison	None	3
	Mankey	Fighting		5
	Primeape	Fighting		10
	Gyarados *	Water	None	11
	Mew *	Psychic	None	18
	Bayleef	Grass		11
	Meganium	Grass		25
	Spinarak	Bug	None	3
	Ariados	Bug	None	6
	Politoed *	Water		7
	Gligar	Ground		5
	Heracross	Fighting		8
	Phanpy	Ground		5
	Treecko	Grass		4
	Grovyle	Grass		5
	Wurmple	Bug	None	3
	Silcoon	Bug	None	8
	Beautifly	Flying	None	7
	Lotad	Water		3
	Lombre	Water		6
	Ludicolo	Water	None	8
	Slakoth	Normal		6
	Vigoroth	Normal		12
	Slaking	Normal		17
	Electrike	Electric		3
	Manectric	Electric		7

Go-Rock Squad

Mission 4: Where is Politoed?

Go-Rock Squad Grunts

Pokémon		Assist	Field	Loops
	Wurmple	Bug	None	3
	Wurmple	Bug	None	3
	Wurmple	Bug	None	3

Pokémon		Assist	Field	Loops
	Ekans	Poison	None	5
	Ekans	Poison	None	5

Pokémon		Assist	Field	Loops
	Mankey	Fighting		5
	Mankey	Fighting		5
	Primeape	Fighting		10

Pokémon		Assist	Field	Loops
	Paras	Grass		4
	Paras	Grass		4
	Beautifly	Flying	None	7

Pokémon		Assist	Field	Loops
	Politoed	Water		7

Obstacles

Main article: Obstacle

Image	Name	Description	Field Move	Hidden Pokemon
	Jungle Tree	Shake this branchless, broad-leaved tree... and a Pokémon may fall out!
	Strange Weed	People have witnessed this odd plant walking about on blustery days.		Oddish
	Sign	This sign is mysteriously replaced if it is cut into tiny pieces.
	Lotus Plant	The surface of its leaf repels water. It shivers subtly when the wind blows.		Lotad
	Dead Tree	There are Pokémon that knock down dead trees like this one to make a bridge.
	Vine	This vine is still growing. All it needs is some water.
	Smelly Flower	This flower has a terrifically smelly pistil. It shakes to scatter its pollen.		Gloom

Trivia

The Summerland Tourism Bureau has put up signs throughout the jungle.

• Cool down in this pure, bracing stream and let it wash away your worries!
• Don't agitate Pokémon! There is no telling what will happen!
• The Jungle Relic is above. Please climb the vines carefully.

Names

Language	Name	Origin
Japanese	オリブジャングル Olive Jungle	From olive
English	Olive Jungle	From its Japanese name
German	Olivendschungel	From Olive
Spanish	Selva Oliva	From oliva (olive)
French	Jungle Olive	From olive
Italian	Giungla Ulivo	From ulivo (olive)

Related articles

Fiore
Settlements Ringtown • Fall City • Summerland • Wintown Roads East Road • North Road Landmarks Lyra Forest • Krokka Tunnel • Waterworks • Safra Sea • Olive Jungle • Jungle Relic Kisara Plain • Dusk Factory • Panula Cave • Sekra Range • Go-Rock Base • Fiore Temple

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