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This route begins as a grassy field and quickly becomes deciduous forest. Quite a few different species of Pokemon live along the way.

This town was built to be both its own entity and a part of the forest; rather than chop down trees, the people modified them to be a part of the buildings. Everything here looks natural and free.

Sub-boards: Oxyville Pokémon Center, Berry Beautiful

This route connects Namino City to Cadmiumberg. It is a much tougher route than Route 1, but some trainers are up to the challenge.

This town was built somewhat recently at the side of the lake by people that are trying to clean it. They are making very little progress and most of the inhabitants are bitter about it.

Sub-boards: Cadmium Pokemon Center, Cadmium Gym

This lake was once clear and beautiful, but thanks to the laboratory explosions and the area of wasteland overlapping it, the water is now murky and black-ish. It is not highly recommended for trainers or their Pokemon to swim in the contaminated waters, but some wild Pokemon seem to have adapted to it. Occasionally, trainers might find Pokemon that aren't normally Poison-type but, in this area, are.

This route connects Cadmiumberg and Oxyville. It is populated by many different kinds of Pokémon. It is split into about half field and half forest.

This route goes out past Cadmiumberg and seems to end at a fence, where no admittance is allowed into the area beyond. The fence surrounds a large abandoned building and an area that appears to be a wasteland of some sort. The route itself has few Pokémon, most of them fairly strong, and is almost entirely grassland.

This route is partially a normal forest with trees, but just beyond the edge of the woods it becomes tall stalks of blueish mushrooms that can grow to nearly ten feet high. Each mushroom is bio luminescent, so the entire forest glows at night. It connects Oxyville to Mercury City.

This particular area's tall buildings and bustling traffic are rivaled only by Namino City's. There are many unique shops and scientific centers of interest here.

Sub-boards: Mercury City Pokemon Center, Mercury Gym, Mercury Train Station, Poffin Bakery

A long, sprawling grassland field, with a long path down its center, stretching toward the horizon.

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A modest town sitting within the massive grasslands. While generally quiet, it is frequently used as a rest stop for most Trainers. Its only striking characteristic is the fact that it connects three routes.

Sub-boards: Tungstown Pokémon Center, Tungstown Gym, REGION Public Library

The longest route in Youso, it connects Tungstown to the Phosphoric District. The daunting path is separated by a particularly huge system of rock tunnels, effectively splitting the entire route into two. The Eastern side of the route is somewhat damp, beginning with almost marshy grass and ending at the mouth of the tunnels with rocky soil.

A town that has recently attracted tourist attraction due to its Pyrophoric Fields. All of the buildings in the town are built of stone and other fireproof materials so that fires from the field don't ignite anyone's house or workplace. Many of the people that live here carry at least one Water-type Pokemon at all times.

Sub-boards: Phosphoric District Pokemon Center, Phosphoric District Gym, Phosphoric Train Station

A highly volatile-looking prairie that is constantly burning. It is covered in a tough, blackish grass that is apparently immune to the flames. It is said that there was a fight between Dragon-type Pokemon here long ago and the fields have never stopped burning, but the reality is that a fire was set here by a trainer and a team of Fire-type Pokemon many years ago for some unknown reason, and the coal far beneath the surface of the field keeps the flames perpetually burning.

Sub-board: Astatine Cave

A short meadow that leads up to a lake, where a ferry dock sits at the very edge. The ferry is unreliable, however, as it is usually broken or sitting at the dock by the city rather than at the dock by the grass where trainers can actually use it.

Sub-board: Lakecenter Ferry

This lake is absolutely gorgeous; it is constantly reflecting the lights of the city in its center, causing it to resemble a second city under the water if one doesn't look closely enough at it.

A bustling metropolis sits at the center of the lake, inviting all visitors. A recommended must-see for Youso visitors; at night, the city becomes twice as lively, with its buildings glowing with vibrant neon colors that pierce the dark sky. It is a highly popular area, and partying is almost never absent from the city at midnight.

Sub-boards: Neon Heights Pokemon Center, Neon Gym, Neon Mall

A route linking the Phosphoric District to Potassiville. This particular route is unique in that it nearly shares three biomes: A grassland, a portion of the beach, and some rough, rocky portions due to its proximity to the Pyrophoric Fields.

The second area of Youso directly placed on a beach. In contrast to Namino City, however, the beach itself is well-maintained, and appears to be absolutely pristine, to the point where even the port appears spotless.

Sub-boards: Potassiville Pokemon Center, Potassiville Gym, Grand Contest Hall, Potassiville Harbor, Weather Facility, Kay Beach, Potassiville Train Station

This route has some unusual Pokemon, due to its proximity to both the beach and an area full of cliffs. Its connection to the cliffs makes it a popular roosting area for mature bird Pokemon of all types. Expect dry air and plenty of sun!

Within the cliffs, one might find this sprawling town. Like Oxyville, this place was built to blend with nature rather than to hinder it, and so most of the buildings are hewn of the surrounding stone and almost disappear into the cliffs if one isn't looking hard enough.

Sub-boards: Calcium Pokemon Center, Calcium Gym

This somewhat short route leads out of the cliffs and into more grassy fields and meadows. Trainers may find quite a few different kinds of Pokemon around in all seasons, though it never gets terribly cold in the winter here.

One of the only reasons trainers come to Kryptown is for the Safari Zone located here. Many rare and unusual Pokemon may be captured there, provided the trainers follow the rules.

Sub-boards: Kryptown Pokemon Center, Kryptown Train Station, Safari Zone, Doduo Rentals

Here in Ferrous Mines, trainers, scientists, and coordinators alike may pay a small fee and dig up their very own rare items! Many unusual things may be found here, some completely unique to the area.

Trainers may come to the Breeding Center to breed their Pokemon for eggs.

Moderator: Dra

Scientists must come to this facility in order to choose what they wish to research as well as to actually put gained information towards the issue they have chosen to try to solve.

These facilities used to be hidden, but the scientists within were low on money and decided to move here instead. For a fee, trainers can use their services.

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Trainers may leave their Pokemon here to be raised by the lovely staff of the center!

Pokemon may be traded for other Pokemon here, or simply evolved if the conditions are right.

Here, all of the people that can help your Pokémon learn and forget attacks reside. Move tutors, move re-learners, TM merchants, and egg-move teachers alike will happily help any trainer to make their Pokémon powerful for gym battles or perfect for contests.

Here, trainers may meet up and battle one another for training, or they may battle one of the arena's many staff trainers.

Here, everyone may compete with other members of the site to win prizes and whatnot! Only Admins are allowed to create contests without permission, thank you~!

Herein lies applications that must be filled out to be considered for a Staff position here at DisplacedEarth. Requirements include knowledge of Pokémon and willingness to help out.

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