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Destiny Tower was a tall, white spire at the eastern outskirts of Destiny Village. Said to be one of the tallest self-made Dungeons in the world, only the powerful and the chosen could get to the top on their own, having to battle through countless illusions set up by Arceus himself to reach...

Destiny Village: Built with Legends in mind. Cold, windy, and surprisingly bright. Those were the three main descriptors of Destiny Village, the main and only large settlement on the Mystery Continent to the far north. It was a gathering of talents and was typically a very exclusive place to...

If Treasure Town was the economic centerpiece of the Grass Continent, then Shaymin Village was the spiritual centerpiece. Fields upon fields of green blades covered every inch of the mountains of Sky Peak, a great and segmented Dungeon that went all the way from the mountain's base to its tall...

Deep in the Air Continent, where several Pokemon whose lives were somewhere between modern and nomadic, there were several areas that teemed with life of all shapes and sizes in a relatively localized perimeter. One such area was a fallen-apart, deep blue building made of stone and other...

High above the mystical archipelago in the center of most world maps was a floating island of rocks and trees. Once a place where time itself flowed in a stable stream when Dark Matter attempted to destroy it, it was now a sanctuary little more than Dialga himself and the native Pokemon that...

Deep in the blue void, away from all the islands that were now decidedly above them, was a place where not even the ethereal light of the Reverse World reached. The surroundings darkened and went from deep blue to midnight to complete darkness. Any trip here required a fall, where even normal...

At the edge, or perhaps the center, of the Reverse World is a three-dimensional archipelago of hollowed-out rocks and other formations. Within each one were several small settlements and homes that only the Reverse inhabitants truly understood how to differentiate. There were no roads and no...

East of Pokemon Square, after the winding roads and a few pleasant lakes, there sat a small and somewhat isolated building that was simultaneously well-kept and a little bit foreboding and cozy at the same time, in a strange, contradictory way. A once cute house modeled after a Cubone's helmet...

A decade ago, Whiscash Pond had dried up and its inhabitants had to move elsewhere. The great cavern that had formed from a strange crystal that had struck the lake long ago during the Meteor Omen had slowly, yet surely, drained it of all its water. From there, the dry land had collapsed into...

Yveltal lives a quiet, sad life of killing only when ordered. Despite her benevolent intentions, her position in the pantheon is loathed, and the mortals shun her. Xerneas, who is always bothered by Yveltal's treatment and also beginning to loathe mortals himself, comes up with an idea that can...

In a strange land that could be very near or very far, there was a cold cave of deep purple rocks and dirt, different shades between blue and indigo and violet. Inside this cave was very little water, but a small trickle to what might have been the northern corner, which dribbled southeast and...

The Air Continent was, as the name implied, a drier, less humid place than the Grass Continent, yet it somehow seemed easier to breathe because of it. Gentle breezes were inescapable here, and the dirt was fine and light. The main hub of civilization on this continent--though there were...

Once a grand Dungeon of unfathomable depths, the Silver Trench was now a deep, dark gash in the sea near the Air Continent. Once called the Silver Trench because of the Legendary being that had once lived there, it is now called that for the great air bubble that is still held deep underwater...

Cleverly hidden in the Crossroads just west of Treasure Town was an underground cafe complete with wooden walls and floorboards, an array of seating arrangements for bodies of all shapes and sizes, and a few counters in the back for distributing classic bar foods and drinks. Near the corner were...

North of Treasure Town is a somewhat recent extension to town where more permanent residents called home. While Treasure Town was largely a traveler's pit-stop, particularly for explorers to quickly get to many other locations across the continent, it was also home to those who did not travel...

Aegis Cave was an eerie, dark Dungeon that still persisted even after Dark Matter’s defeat. While it shrank somewhat, the powers that permeated this place were both ancient and powerful, as were many locations where the Legends had once lived. Brown rocks transitioned slowly into cobalt blue...

Wigglytuff's Guild overlooked the eastern edge of Treasure Town like a looming, protective giant. The Wigglytuff-shaped top to the building led to an underground complex of hallways and chambers with several kinds of ladders to assist all body types in their climbs up and down. Past the notice...

Agreeing to learn an Egg Move from Sunny was a strange prospect indeed. Once considered to be completely tied to your birth, new theories have shown that high compatibility with other Pokemon, often of the same species, can allow one to learn these once-inherited techniques. Yet now, Sunny found...

Near the south side of town, neighbors to Marowak Dojo, was a dated building in the shape of a Chansey's egg-shaped body. The pink exterior led to a snug, but surprisingly roomy interior that held a play room in the back and another room that seemed to be lined with nests, some empty, some...

East of town, the Crossroads was where many Pokémon passed a day, at least, when it was populated. West was Treasure Town proper, while south led to the beach. Up north was the looming building of Wigglytuff’s Guild that headed into the mountain, and finally, to the east, a long line of...