The 10 Most Beautiful Locations In The Pokémon Franchise, Ranked
The numerous regions of the world contain many memorable sites and locations to visit. From bustling metropolises like Castelia City to expansive wildernesses like the Crimson Mirelands, there is a massive variety of locations for players to visit and explore. Every player will have their favorite place they would like to visit, though it is quite clear that some locations stand out more than others.
With a franchise consisting of thirty-eight mainline games, there are many incredible sights to see in the world. With every game that comes out, the locations have continued to get even bigger and even more detailed. Although there are so many unique locations that can catch the player's eye, only some of them can truly be considered the most beautiful locations in the entire franchise.
Theregion of Unova has many spectacular sights throughout it, but the White Forest in is a definite standout in the region. Although the Unova region does have other forests, this forest in particular feels like one where people can truly surround themselves with nature and be at peace. There are numerous trees surrounding the entire area, with leaves blowing in the gentle breeze to create a serene atmosphere.
Unfortunately, the grandness and beauty of the White Forest is entirely dependent on how many other people are present there. A player could arrive at the White Forest and be greeted with a grand, bustling small village full of life, or a nearly barren landscape with hardly any people or Pokémon to find. Regardless of whatever state one finds this place in, it is undeniable just how beautiful this exclusive location is.
Found at Oni Mountain in Kitakami, the Crystal Pool is a large area of water that's full of glittering crystals similar to the ones that can be found in Area Zero. The water is illuminated to be a vivid turquoise color, with a quaint little bridge going over it to allow visitors to travel over a small part of it. It ultimately looks like just one of many spots in
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