Changes: Janno

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The Janno Region is the region which the Generation Sand/Snow Pokémon live. This region is mostly a group of islands, with a big island to the west and small islands in the center of the region, then another island to the east where the Battle Frontier and the Janno League are. Janno is in the middle of all the other four regions. As a result, many Pokémon from all four live in Janno.

History

There is not much detail in the legends of Janno. The region was thought to be a desolate area over 500 years ago. Crops couldn't grow, and people and Pokémon hunted each other for food. Then the Legendary Pokémon galloped over the region, creating plentiful fields and an ocean that covered over half of the region. After their help, they taught people and Pokémon to be friends. After the two Pokémon ran off, the people and Pokémon of what was now called "Janno" worked together to build towns for people to live in. The citizens of these towns decided not to build them too big so they would not destroy too much Pokémon habitat. Though in the future that was to come, these old towns were modernized and their size was extended.

Two-hundred fifty years later, a huge outbreak of Pokémon occured. Pokémon from Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, and Sinnoh had started moving to Janno. The people and Pokémon of Janno quickly learned to live with the new Pokémon in harmony. Many wondered where the strange Pokémon came from, so four young explorers set out to find if there were any other lands other than Janno. After many years, the explorers came back to say that they they had found four other areas in the world. They had named each region after one of the explorers.

Cities, routes, and other locations

Demographics

Cities and towns

Sealeaf Town
Starset Town
Rainbowfield City
PokéVille
Dreamdrift Town
Coalcano Town
Leafville City
Beachsun City
Sandshine Town
Crossingbridge Town
Flocean Town
Sea Grande City
Pokémon League
Battle Frontier

Landmarks

Routes

Geography

Climate

Janno League

Gym Leaders

Janno League

Gym Leader	Location	Type	Badge
Mary	Rainbowfield City	Normal	Regular Badge
Blazma	Coalcano Town	Fire	Blaze Badge
Rosy	Leafville City	Grass	Flower Badge
Colton	Beachsun City	Ice	Frost Badge
Bolt	Crossingbridge Town	Electric	Zap Badge
Toxas	Flocean Town	Poison	Toxic Badge
Sandy	Sandshine City	Ground	Desert Badge
Skyler	Sea Grande City	Flying	Sky Badge

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-[[File:TohjohMap.png|thumb|400px|A map of the Janno Region. The Whirl Islands are not included in this.]]
+[[File:Janno.png|thumb|The map of the Janno region from ''[[Pokémon Moonlight & Sunlight|Moonlight & Sunlight]]''.]]
+The '''Janno Region''' is the region which the [[Generation Sand/Snow]] Pokémon live. This region is mostly a group of islands, with a big island to the west and small islands in the center of the region, then another island to the east where the Battle Frontier and the Janno League are. Janno is in the middle of all the other four regions. As a result, many Pokémon from all four live in Janno.
+==History==
-The '''Janno Region''' is the region which the [[Generation X]] Pokemon live. This region is mostly a group of islands. These islands make a circle around a bigger island, where the Janno Pokemon League (or just the Janno League) is. It is very close to the Kanto and Johto Regions. As a result, many Generation I and Generation II Pokemon live in Tohjoh. In Tonto Mountain, a gigantic hill that is located in between Janno, Kanto, and Johto, has a train station at its peak that lets the player travel to other regions like Hoenn, Sinnoh, [[Storrin]], [[Hakkou]], [[Carnan]], and many more regions. The player must have at least 4 Gym Badges from a region to explore a new one.
+There is not much detail in the legends of Janno. The region was thought to be a desolate area over 500 years ago. Crops couldn't grow, and people and Pokémon hunted each other for food. Then the Legendary Pokémon galloped over the region, creating plentiful fields and an ocean that covered over half of the region. After their help, they taught people and Pokémon to be friends. After the two Pokémon ran off, the people and Pokémon of what was now called "Janno" worked together to build towns for people to live in. The citizens of these towns decided not to build them too big so they would not destroy too much Pokémon habitat. Though in the future that was to come, these old towns were modernized and their size was extended.
+Two-hundred fifty years later, a huge outbreak of Pokémon occured. Pokémon from Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, and Sinnoh had started moving to Janno. The people and Pokémon of Janno quickly learned to live with the new Pokémon in harmony. Many wondered where the strange Pokémon came from, so four young explorers set out to find if there were any other lands other than Janno. After many years, the explorers came back to say that they they had found four other areas in the world. They had named each region after one of the explorers.
-==Geography==
-The islands surrounding the Janno League all have names: Brik, Cilsa, Erosa, Zanno, Minga, Minno & Mimma (two twin islands), and Corg (pronounced: ''COARJ''). Each island has a towen or city in it. (The Zanno Island has two towns in it.)
+==Cities, routes, and other locations==
-Lugia was once spotted in Janno during a deep-sea exploration. Many experts around the Pokemon world believe that Lugia was spotted in the region because the Whirl Islands are located near Minga Island.
+===Demographics===
-===Cities and Towns===
+===Cities and towns===
+*[[Sealeaf Town]]
-''TBA''
+*[[Starset Town]]
+*[[Rainbowfield City]]
+*[[PokéVille]]
+*[[Dreamdrift Town]]
+*[[Coalcano Town]]
+*[[Leafville City]]
+*[[Beachsun City]]
+*[[Sandshine Town]]
+*[[Crossingbridge Town]]
+*[[Flocean Town]]
+*[[Sea Grande City]]
+*[[Pokémon League (Janno)|Pokémon League]]
+*
+*
+*
+*[[Battle Frontier (Janno)|Battle Frontier]]
-==Native Pokemon==
+===Landmarks===
-There is ''lots'' and ''lots'' of water in Janno. Because of this, there are not very many Fire-type Pokemon found there. There have also been few reports of Dragon-type findings in Janno. Many Water-types are seen throughout the region.
+===Routes===
+==Geography==
-==Starter Pokemon==
+===Climate===
-In the games ''[[Pokemon Moonlight Version|Pokemon Moonlight]] & [[Pokemon Sunlight Version|Sunlight]]'', [[Professor Maple]] gives your c haracter one of her Pokemon she calls "Starter Pokemon." She tells you that these Pokemon are very, very rare and can only be found in Janno. Shge gives you a choice of having:
+==Janno League==
-[[Florezt]], the Grass-type Reptile Pokemon,
+===Gym Leaders===
-[[Coalchurn]], the Fire-type Coal Pokemon,
+{{GymList|Janno|Janno League}}
+{{GymList/h|name=Mary|loc=Rainbowfield City|type=Normal|badge=Regular}}
+{{GymList/e|name=Blazma|loc=Coalcano Town|type=Fire|badge=Blaze}}
+{{GymList/e|name=Rosy|loc=Leafville City|type=Grass|badge=Flower}}
+{{GymList/e|name=Colton|loc=Beachsun City|type=Ice|badge=Frost}}
+{{GymList/e|name=Bolt|loc=Crossingbridge Town|type=Electric|badge=Zap}}
+{{GymList/e|name=Toxas|loc=Flocean Town|type=Poison|badge=Toxic}}
+{{GymList/e|name=Sandy|loc=Sandshine City|type=Ground|badge=Desert}}
+{{GymList/f|name=Skyler|loc=Sea Grande City|type=Flying|badge=Sky}}
+===Elite Four===
-or [[Skaterott]], the Water-type Water Skater Pokemon.
 [[Category:Regions]]
-[[Category:Fictional Regions]]
+[[Category:Generation Sand/Snow]]