Cinnabar Island (グレンタウン Guren Town) is an island in the Kanto region and is where the Pokémon Mansion is located . Blaine is the resident Gym Leader here, both in Generation I and Generation III. The Cinnabar Lab is also located here. In Generation II, a volcano erupted leaving only the Pokémon Center and forcing Blaine to move his gym to the Seafoam Islands. The coast on the East side is famous for the Missingno Glitch.
Items[]
Generation I[]
- TM35 Metronome
Generation II[]
Generation III[]
- None (although Pokémon Mansion can be visited)
Demographics[]
Generation I[]
Cinnabar Island has a population of 33 people.
Generation II[]
The island population is 9 people, all only present in the Pokémon Center, due to the eruption that had happened a year before the events of Pokémon Gold and Silver.
Generation III []
FireRed and LeafGreen adds three more people to the island, making the population 36.
Generation IV[]
In HeartGold & SoulSilver, the island's population is 9. The only building on the island is a Pokémon Center since the island has been overwhelmed by an eruption a year prior to the game's events. In addition, rocky walls can be found on the island that can be scaled by using Rock Climb.
Trivia[]
- Cinnabar Island is based on the real-life Izu Ōshima, a volcanic island located off the coast of Japan. The volcano's last major eruption in 1986 forced a temporary evacuation of the island.
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In other languages[]
Language | Name |
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English | Cinnabar Island |
Spanish | Isla Canela |
Italian | Isola Cannella |
French | Cramois'île |
German | Zinnoberinsel |
Japanese | グレンタウン |
Korean | 홍련섬 |
Simplified Chinese | 红莲镇 |
Traditional Chinese | 紅蓮鎮 |
Hindi | सिनबॉर द्वीप |
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