Where EVERY Location From Pokémon Diamond and Pearl Can be Found in Pokémon Legends Arceus

Pokemon Legends Arceus takes place in a past version of the Sinnoh region known as Hisui, before many of the cities and towns from Pokemon Diamond and Pearl even existed. However, within the game, we are able to find where many of these locations were likely founded later on, and in this video, I am going to be showing you where EVERY location from Diamond and Pearl can be found in Legends Arceus!
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[@HoopsandHipHop]

I just wanted to mention really quick that this was being put together before the announcement of Scarlet and Violet, so sadly, all of the mentions of DLC in the video probably aren't going to happen anymore 😞 This was still a really fun video to make though, and I hope you enjoy it!!

[@Emu_otori_the_real_one3906]

my theory is arceus did not send you just to seek out all pokemon the main protagonist arceus did it cause in that timeline you did not stop Cyrus and he succeeded to restore the world arceus sent you back in time and the space time rift is a way to protect the Pokémon arceus knows that your decenendent(wrong spelling) Is the one who will stop Cyrus And the reason ingo got before you is that maybe the realm where you meet arceus made the time of the real dimension fast and those minutes you spent there is the time ingo settled in the hissui region

[@4-kathryn]

I still have strong hope's for DLC, they're probably going to release it near the end of summer season. The update for 'Legends' was to get folks excited for more pokemon content. I could be wrong but it's a missed opportunity to not have DLC. This was a major selling pokemon title... I liked the innovation they gave us, hope they're secretly working on the DLC.

[@latiosfreak2000]

i wouldnt count it out just yet but its really likely that we wont be getting it

[@futureDreamer4]

You should do a top 10 new move list. Oh shout out Game Freak for giving Darkrai's signature move dark void a boost,it now has 90% accuracy.

[@Soul_Ferret]

We could still see DLC in june

[@sillyman2]

The Grand Underground also makes an early appearance in the Daybreak update. In a new side quest, it's shown that a man and an alpha onix start digging a tunnel through Hisui, which is very likely what the Grand Underground starts as.

[@shelbybayer200]

Even the STATUES that are mentioned in that Quest are wait for it ........ Found and used in the Grand Underground in BDSP

[@93Chowo]

I actually did that that quest and didn´t realize it until your comment. It would make total sense.

[@coffeeking9565]

That would make sense. An alpha Onix would be big enough to carve out the wide halls and caverns of the underground

[@MaxWelton]

The Grand Underground is also referenced by the fossils in the Primeval Grotto, in roughly the same geographic location as in BDSP.

[@robbinoort9852]

@@MaxWelton location? You realize the underground is everywhere right?

[@Thatsagreatgrow]

One of the npcs in pla mentioned that a lot of the base camps are starting to build towns. So I think a lot of the camps are future towns

[@MaxWelton]

This makes the Coastlands Camp Sunyshore city. At what point and where did this NPC tell you this? Do you remember?

[@hhjan594]

@@MaxWelton Beat the game and the wurmple side quests, the guard outside of the galaxy hall will say this.

[@blazephoenix5849]

@@hhjan594 at least I'm not the only one who remembers this and Sanqua is the one who tells you this (she's the cunstruction corps leader so she would no lol) she's the blue haired npc I might be wrong but I'm pretty she says it to you right after the festival

[@hhjan594]

@@blazephoenix5849 Sanqua is tha NPC that looks like Karen. I believe if you go find her after the credits she will show you the painting of the space-time rift, which actually shows up in Hearthome City in a church. The NPC I was saying was the guard you give a wurmple.

[@blazephoenix5849]

@@hhjan594 yeah he dosent say anything about the towns being built on camp sites sanqua tells you that

[@hhjan594]

For Eterna City, I find it interesting that the statue is literally the combination of Dialga and Palkia. I would imagine that the Diamond CLan and the Pearl Clan eventually reconciled due to the fact that they realize who the true Almighty Sinnoh is, and decided to build a City to show respect to each other. The combined statue is the symbol of the two clans became one, and both clans can worship the same statue together. Funny enough, Eterna City is famous for its long history, but it doesn't exist in Hisui. So how long of that history is?

[@gustavju4686]

Does lend itself to the idea that Eterna is built over some of the ruins (an abandoned settlement which was eventually resettled/remade)

[@ralphaustinfernandez9851]

Considering that the modern world of Pokémon has holograms and city-powering resources, I'd guess it takes place in a far-off future that we may think. They literally have insane genetic engineering capabilities, have teleportation devices, and can resurrect fossils from the dead.

[@AbeM.]

Perhaps it could also be like, only one of the statues survived to the modern era… which one? It’s up to interpretation

[@voltrainer]

@@ralphaustinfernandez9851 pokemon has scifi elements but most of the histories track to the real world equivilant. The era and some items PLA is inspired by, and also in the old pokemon bible (for lack of a better term) would place PLA around the 1920's. On a literal levels irl hokkaido was one of the last places in japan to be modernized and has rapid growth or changes in 100 years since that era.

[@revolvingworld2676]

@@ralphaustinfernandez9851 It would be about 100 - 200 years considering real life connections and the fact that in the modern Pokemon world Pokeballs aren't THAT ancient. They were at least around for 100 years. And it's not like the Pokemon world doesn't already have crazy technology back in the legends Arceus days. Pokeballs still exist, and not to mention even BEFORE the timeline of this game we have the Ancient Weapon. And ignoring the ancient weapon as "lost technology" Even about 200 years before this game we have artificial Pokemon like Magearna so clearly we cant completely judge the tech of the Pokemon world by our standards.

[@MaxWelton]

14:23 your hypothesis would put Canalave City to the northeast of Jubilife City, which is not where they are actually placed by any definition. Rather, Jubilife Village grows so large it evolves into both Jubilife and Canalave City.

[@Coolbond2]

Yea i agree the geography of where each town is wpuld not make sense with these placements

[@MaxWelton]

16:25 Snowpoint Temple is actually in the north of the city, which means Snowpoint can’t be between Acuity and the temple. Therefore the Pearl Settlement eventually becomes Snowpoint City, which is pretty awesome. There’s the small issue of the temple’s entrance not facing directly south in PLA, but that’s a minor enough discrepancy for this fantastical world. Edit: it’s also a minor enough discrepancy to be solved by Regigigas’ continent-carrier powers.

[@blueblase9981]

I love how Snowpoint temple resembles the one from the anime

[@ChakatBlackstar]

That temple is home to a pokemon said to move continents. Turning his temple a bit for a better view would be pretty easy for him.

[@armandoesponda6110]

The facing issue stood out to me too, but if you notice the stairs at the very top of the roof of the temple are facing north and south, the right way which makes sense since the temple is underground in the diamond and pearl games

[@SeveralGnomes]

@@ChakatBlackstar Regigigas: "Hmm... Don't like how the wind blows into the temple. Let me just..." (Rotates the temple) Either that or the temple was destroyed at some point and then rebuild, facing other way.

[@juanma250297]

@@SeveralGnomes Regigigas: ahhh much better

[@owentravis8901]

I like that in legends arceus you can get chimchar piplup and turtwig in specific areas you dont really explore in the old diamond pearl and platinum games. Explaining why you dont see them in the wild but they are probably still there.

[@olliesworld3277]

My theory is that Chimchar, Turtwig, and Piplup’s line are actually revived fossils.

[@Diamoondust]

​@@olliesworld3277feels too recent for them to have become fossilized

[@SerriGaming]

I think Prelude Beach might become Canalave City. It makes sense cause it's the spot where new people arrive to Hisui and in modern day Sinnoh, Canalave City seems to be a pretty important port city.

[@HybrydaArt]

had the very same idea... also when looking at the map of sinnoh, they are close enough to fit

[@blueblase9981]

You’re a damn genius I was thinking the same thing. If prelude beach isn’t part of canalave it could be a secluded beach in Sinnoh. One that’s near canalave but hidden behind all the trees that have grown around canalave city

[@nicodalusong149]

No, I think prelude beach becomes the route to Canalave. Canalave is a little north of Lake Verity so it's the shore opposite to Prelude Beach.

[@Rhyrou]

Also in Jubilife Village one of the streets is named Canalave

[@SerriGaming]

@@Rhyrou Jubilife Village is confirmed to be Jubilife City by Pokémon themselves, so there's no discussion there mate

[@theultimatebooknerd86]

I think the Pearl Clan campsite ends up being Snowpoint City. Just my theory. It fits perfectly.

[@nobody68990]

No. Snowpoint isn't in a valley. It's around the temple

[@neptuneplaneptune3367]

@@nobody68990 its wary possie the camp was moved. Also Snowpoint also wasnt a top a mountain so it's hard to say.

[@blueblase9981]

My theory is that the area you find Lucario and Alpha garchomp in the alabaster icelands is actually Route 216. There’s cliffs on both sides and even a tunnel that could connect to Mt Coronet. And the area we start in Alabaster icelands the southern most area is flooded in the future and the big ridge with the ice tunnel becomes the river or port for Snowpoint city which would put Snowpoint city the perfect distance away from Lake Acuity and Snowpoint temple

[@NinjaKIngAce]

@@nobody68990 Regigigas is said to have moved continents, there's no reason it couldn't move its own temple

[@SuperSupper2]

Something to consider: mountains, islands, and lakes change over very large periods of time and should be used as markers in preference to fields and forests, as the latter can change over a period of decades or even years. Areas like marshes vary greatly over time when humans are involved and even just when the ocean and air currents change directions slightly.

[@Coolbond2]

Add to that you actually see the sea from pastoria city which would place it much more south than the base camp

[@brxtndog]

The graveyard area south of the summit camp with the alpha mismagius could be part of eterna forrest as that is where you can find misdreavus and rotom

[@Lumberjack_king]

Definitely

[@LuisMonday]

Not only that, but the landscape matches pretty well the current Old Chateau, except for the trees, but forest can be planted... The fact it's an old graveyard is very matching too.

[@voltrainer]

Personally i don't believe we see ANY of the area north of modern jubilife on legends arceus. Like yes, there are pokemon that spawn there, but geographically, they don't line up. And same with other areas entirely. Veilstone can't be on the map, the cape is named one thing but the town is elsewhere and further to the northwest. I just think that we don't see everyrhing from modern sinnoh in the game itself.

[@newjumpcityjosh9333]

@@voltrainer that’s a great point and I believe we can assume because of how long ago this was that the land changed drastically to what we see in DPP. Floaro gardens is a major example imo because it’s below jubilife but you could argue shaymin just created another flower paradise and named it floaroma town in honor of the gardens.

[@fishnewt1331]

It’s a possibility. The only thing that keeps me from fully agreeing is the Heartwood’s theme. If you don’t know what I mean, I suggest you look it up. It’s breathtaking.

[@taywimz]

There's actually a request in the game that has to do with Ramanas Island/Park and expands on the lore of it a little bit. The island has a character who asks you to bring him a scyther to help him pick the roses from the island, but decides he should be planting roses instead after you complete the request. It's pretty neat. I love this game so much. I can't for us to inevitably get another Legends game.

[@LanceChristophr]

I hope we get another Legends game…. But I also thought another Let’s Go game would be inevitable and we’re now two new gens since LGPE came out. 😔

[@bonclay1992]

My theory is that any inconsistences regarding locations in the Cobalt Coastlands can be explained by both meteorites, and volcanic eruptions. We know that Veilstone is famous for it's meteorites (that aren't yet present), so their arrival could have blown part of Veilstone cape up, somewhat flattening it , and potentially creating new islands from the flying fragments. This could then make up for the missing Pokemon league and Shaymin area. ...But that's just a theory- a game theory...

[@brendopls]

I think its more likely that Veilstone is to the northwest of the coastlands, based mainly on turnback cave's position in the area. Also, stark mountain is way too far north to be in the coastlands imho. Firespit island more than likely went dormant and they built the league on top of it; stark mountain/the battle zone are more than likely just not included on the map.

[@reallynotsogoldenisopod]

Hmm I don't know about the league in itself because the Sinnoh league's island is much more line-shaped than Firespit Island's more circular shape. Than again, I believe that there's going to be a massive terraforming operation in Hisui, so I guess it could match up

[@hhjan594]

I'm pretty sure Firespit Island isn't Stark mountain. A lot of people don't know, but Stark mountain isn't an island. Just have a look at the Sinnoh map part of the Battle Zone within the video, it's an edge of land that part of it links out of the map. This is even true with their real-world counterpart, while Sinnoh/Hisui is based on Hokkaido, the Battle Zone is actually based on a small edge of Russia that's close to Hokkaido. Also, the Battle Zone isn't anywhere you can surf to, you have to take a ship to go there, even the NPC in D/P says that, while Firespit Island you can surf there on Basculegion in no time. Even there's a point that "Sinnoh and Hisui is not one to one remade" but at least the surfing time should be consistent, right?

[@s665677]

It's possible veilstone cape broke off and drift towards firespit island creating the pokemon league in the future

[@0danlee0]

heatran is literally inside the volcano on firespit island...

[@hhjan594]

@@0danlee0 Heatran is also in Reverse Mountain in Unova. That means it can live in any similar environment. Firespit Islamd could just be that kind of place. Geologically looking the location it just doesn't make sense that Firespit Island will be Stark Mountain Also if Stark Mountain is in Hisui, why isn't it called Stark Mountain? Makes no sense to change the name if it's the very same volcano.

[@masterpig5s]

To be fair, in a world where Regigias is or even just Pokemon generally (not even thinking about electrode exploding etc.), landscape is variable

[@matthewbooth8487]

Given how square the Pokemon League island is, it could be reclaimed land! Japan does do that on occasion, notably with the Kansai International airport.

[@davidfitzpatrick6992]

Here's an idea. What if the Pearl Clan or their descendants were the ones who founded Snow Point city given how close the Pearl clan settlement is? I could see Snowpoint city originally being an expansion of the Pearl Clan area.

[@ElementalArcher]

Hehehe, it's kind funny since Clover was a member of Diamond Clan. I guess both clans get together in the end and make Snowpoint.

[@MaxWelton]

5:56 while evidence taken from the official website is really hard to do away with, I think Jubilife Village eventually grows so large that it becomes Jubilife *and* Canalave City. Nothing about the village resembles Jubilife city save for the name, so I think Canala Avenue serves as the namesake of what the in-game Jubilife Village becomes, while future expansions of the village evolve into Jubilife City.

[@AceRide]

Exactly. Modern day Jubilife sits almost directly below Floaroma Town, which would correlate to the bottom of Aspiration Hill. Even with locations not being a 1:1 match, that's still a huge gap. Part of me wonders if the village was designed as Canalave, but renamed to Jubilife later in development.

[@bookmew1081]

OMG I know Jubilife City doesn't have the river running through it in the modern games however it could be the river that separates Canalave from Jubilife. I like the idea that they were both the same city that grew & split in half so much! Also if you look at the map the area west of Jubilife Village is an area further west than appears on the Sinnoh Map, while Canalave City seems directly north of Lake Verity. Besides Canala Ave easily could have been the origin of Canalave like you said.

[@ivankapetanovic4070]

In my head canon Regigigas did some Terraforming between the 2 games. Also jubelife village expands into a City and then Regigigas comes along and separates the Former village for the rest of the city and then the village adapts a new name (canelave city 😉) So the official statement that it becomes jubelife city is still correct.

[@MaxWelton]

6:56 modern-day Oreburgh Gate does have a northern and a southern half, but the path to the city only goes through the southern half. However, the Oreburrow Tunnel’s northern exit is much lower in elevation than the other exit, which is consistent with Oreburgh Gate’s staircase. This means the tunnel dug by an Alpha Onix in the Daybreak Update eventually becomes the path to Route 203.

[@Ph4ntomHourGlass]

We need more Legends Games! Just seeing the locations in the past and the characters ancestors is so fun! And the rest of the game is amazing too!

[@trentonbuchert7342]

I feel you relied way too much on the namesakes for certain locations and ignored where those location would more logically be. For example, the Floaro Garden is south of Jubilife despite Floaroma Town being north of Jubilife. Also, Veilstone Cape is south of Sendoff Spring, whereas Veilstone City is north, closer to the Ancient Retreat. The Celestica Ruins are on the wrong side of Mount Coronet to be Eterna City, also too high up.

[@bendkidd]

So for me, the modern day Jubilife is actually closer to the Fieldlands camp. Which then lines up quite well with Twinleaf, Sandgem and Oreburgh. It means that Jubilife village ends up sort of splitting in two, one half creeping closer to the beach and becoming Canalave, the other into the into the Fieldlands. Also, Eterna forest did make it in. It’s in the fabled spring and creeps around just off the map into Eterna which is right at the Moonview Arena

[@checotaso]

Just a quick thought, but I believe that snow point city and Pastoria city went on to be founded by the Diamond and pearl clans so The Pearl settlement ultimately becomes snowpoint and Diamond settlement becomes Pastoria

[@garbolo]

I feel like Veilstone is further inland on the cape and the edge of the cap broke off to become victory road. Stark mountain came from firespit Island over years of eruptions

[@Ariel-gj7bi]

Very nice video, just one thought, the eterna forest is in Pokémon arceus no doubt, it is the forest region near where you fight Kleavor, the moss rock is there as well, and the soundtrack matches.

[@coffeeking9565]

I also agree, it seems weird though that eternal forest is both south from twinleaf and oreburgh unless it grew northward

[@saxonthedan]

Surprised I had to scroll this far for this exact comment. The game seems to go out of its way to make obvious that the Heartwood is Eterna Forest. Geographically it does seem a little awkward, but it is in the general direction of Mt Coronet.

[@GottaLoveShuckle]

@@saxonthedan The heartwood can't be eterna forest, the music is just a call back and mossy rock there for gameplay reasons. The Heartwood is so far south on the map it doesnt resemble any area you go to in diamond and pearl. It's just a different forest with a similar vibe.

[@LunykStormdragon]

i’ve been waiting for a video like this, comparing the locations of the two “different” regions!!

[@HiSpeedChaseL4E]

For the Pokémon league, I actually thought it was Veilstone Cape, the long stretch of mountain below Sendoff Springs. The reason why I thought about this was because originally I thought the Firespit area was too low to be Stark Mountain and the battle zone, but another look at the Sinnoh map made me realize that it’s actually is that low (relative to Snowpoint). What’s more is that the Pokémon league is connected to route 224, and at the edge of the Veilstone cape is as a Headstone for the previous lord Arcanine, where Palina gives her condolences to the fallen lord, Similarly at the end of Route 224 is the stone tablet. My theory is that after sometime time, the cape broke off, whether from natural causes or a disaster, and something broke the headstone and make it become the stone tablet. Interestingly enough, in DPPT, Marley, a trainer with an Arcanine is heading in the same direction as the tablet on route 224 through victory road to inspect it. Granted, she wanted to meet Shaymin but it’s interesting that she has her Arcanine with her. Maybe she was bringing it as a sign of respect.

[@johtojonny]

The Pokemon league is shrouded behind a giant white cloud across the water. Take a look next time you're in the coastlands

[@thogthemighty7960]

While I don't think there's nearly enough time between Legends and the modern day for the region's shape to change by natural means such as volcanism, there is a pretty easy fix to this, and that's Regigigas. Since a huge part of Regigigas's shtick is moving the continents, I think it's highly probable that some time shortly after Legends, Regigigas started moving huge chunks of land around (my theory is that he was doing this to protect the people from Heatran), and this created its shape in the modern day. The newly-shaped land, combined the waves of settlers, the formation of new cities, and the massive cultural shift is what leads the people to rename the area Sinnoh, as "Hisui", both culturally and geographically is functionally gone.

[@revolvingworld2676]

Either that or Heatran woke up and shaped some of the region again

[@LacsiraxAriscal]

Volcanoes can actually produce new land literally overnight! Perhaps the most famous example is Surtsey near Iceland, which was formed by an underwater volcano in 1963, but for an example closer to Game Freak, the island of Sakurajima erupted in 1914 and formed land that connected it to the main island of Kyushu.

[@thogthemighty7960]

@@LacsiraxAriscal that can maybe explain some islands, but not the other massive geological shifts, like changing coastlines and disappearing rivers.

[@LacsiraxAriscal]

@@thogthemighty7960 the changing coastlines probably not, but disappearing rivers are pretty common in areas with rapid human habitation. Most often rivers are diverted to provide water for irrigation or reservoirs, or their pathways are otherwise altered or built on top of as areas urbanise. London for example has a number of rivers beyond the Thames that are now underground.

[@lyndsaybrown8471]

Regigigas finally got its act together, like a lot, and started pushing continents around because it has few other pastimes.

[@StickMaster500]

I personally think that Velistone City is also a part of the list of areas that we don't get to visit even with the Velistone Cape mainly because that Sendoff Spring below Velistone City which doesn't line up on the Hisui Map and is likely to the top left of the Cobalt Coastlands or further where we can't reach.

[@AdamDawson3]

Sendoff Spring is south of Veilstone City from Route 214

[@Pokemichael]

Fun fact: between legends arceus and modern sinnoh, the orientation of snowpoint temple changes. In LA the entrance is facing lake acuity, meanwhile modern sinnoh the temple entrance is south, facing snowpoint city, which is to the east of lake acuity.

[@Kivamusicchannel]

It’s cause Regigigas woke up and felt like remodeling so he turned the temple.

[@kademcnee8543]

Snowpoint city doesn't necessarily have to be north south the top down view just gives that expression

[@bigfan10-gaming79]

I'd say the Hall of Origin is where you battle Arceus, and they went with a more elaborate and larger design to fit with the game

[@blueblase9981]

My theory is that the icebound falls in the alabaster icelands is actually Route 216. There’s cliffs on both sides and even a tunnel that could connect to Mt Coronet. And the Hearts crag cracks open. The ocean is on the otherside of the mountains. So there had to be avalanches, rockslides, global warming. That would put Snowpoint city the perfect distance away from Lake Acuity and Snowpoint temple. So the Pearl settlement built the city close to the river which runs through there

[@michaelgiuseppesalvatore4912]

for me the question of Canalave City and Jubilife City is that Jubilife village has mainly become Jubilife City, but the part closest to Prelude Beach has become Canalave City (also because, I don't know if that's the case also in English, but Laventon introduces you the main street of Jubilife village as "Via Canale" in Italian translated literally should be "Canala / Canave street")

[@sillyman2]

I think the veilstone Cape moved slightly east over time and became the sight of Victory Road and the Pokémon League, whilst Firespit island moved north and became the Battle Zone and the volcano is Stark Mountain. I think that maybe Regigigas was responsible for the displacement of Firespit, as the pokédex states it to have the power to move the continents, and it also resides in Sinnoh.

[@LanceChristophr]

I think while Jubilife Village ultimately becomes Jubilife City, it’s completely plausible for it to roam and move to where Jubilife City becomes. The map location, river, and bridges make it all too clear that Jubilife Village ultimately becomes Canalave City in Sinnoh.

[@jordanfrench4321]

The highlands make more sense for hearthome due to them having more ruins that will eventually become amity square

[@cammoore___]

My headcanon is that the Diamond Clan moved down a bit, and their camps eventually became Solaceon Town.

[@axolofa]

Thoughts: Maybe Prelude Beach is what becomes Canalave? Also, I truly think that Veilstone Cape is what becomes the Pokemon League. If that part of land were to break off from the mainland and drift a little bit (something that isn't *too* far-fetched considering what Pokemon are capable of) it lines up almost perfectly. Not to mention that the circular shape of the Cobalt Coastlands isn't present on modern Sinnoh maps. It also doesn't make sense for Veilstone City to be placed there considering it means that it's Southeast of Sendoff Spring, and is positioned on a cliff above water, which Veilstone is not.

[@Zobie2game]

10:00 and one of the gaurds in the village says they plan to turn one of the base camps into a new village

[@alter6243]

I think that the Flower Paradise hadn’t been created by the time of the game. At some point Shaymin is returned to the settlers of Floaroma Town. The Flower Paradise was made to honor and protect Shaymin for blessing the land.

[@Wurmze]

And floaroma is above jubilife city but floaro gardens is below jubilife village

[@s665677]

Jubilife village is most likely starting point for jubilife, canalave, and floaroma Because the village streets are named after the other 2 and with time and npc talking about expanding towards the 1st base camp it likely got big enough that the suburbs got named after the same thing as the street and in pokemon world big city don't really do the suburbs thing so in diamond and pearl they are just separate city like how in gen 1 most of the Tokyo suburbs became separate city in kanto

[@HDRookie]

Jubilife Village 100% splits into both Canalave and Jubilife City. Jublifie City doesn't have a canal through the middle of the city, while the Village does, and the Village also hosts Canala Avenue. The Village is also a little more consistent with Canalave's place in the map too I think

[@valentai_777]

I hope we get some dlc where we get to help and see the development of these camps into towns.

[@dodumichalcevski]

We didnt

[@IPlayROBLOX]

We infact did not

[@Twisterfoot]

fun video and great analysis! it’s cool seeing the way things do (or don’t) match up to the main games in arceus. i’m still progressing through the game myself so i’ll be sure to keep an eye out for these areas!

[@johtojonny]

17:40 the pokemon league is shrouded by that huge white cloud right across from the reaper hand coast (to the right of the clip you had in this scene). It fits the shape of it perfectly, cliff and all. Take a look when you get the chance (:

[@galilred89]

I like the idea that some of the inaccessible areas of the map could be future dlc

[@califortae]

I would say the Eterna forest is where the heartwood is partially because of the bgm that plays when you go through it. Similar to how the Twinleaf theme plays when you get to the area where Twinleaf eventually gets founded. the bgm that plays for certain areas are quite big hints for where the future cities and routes are.

[@antonypinealbficus1664]

Not to forget the moss stone

[@fishnewt1331]

God, that theme was just gorgeous. Stopped me dead in my tracks when I heard the familiar notes.

[@RodrigoLeaf15]

I think Firespit Island will be the location of the Pokemon League, instead of becoming the Battle Zone. The reason are both it's location, and the events ingame. It is located directly north of the camp theorized to become Sunnyshore City, just like in the DPP games, after surfing for a while (Route 223). As for the volcano, it is very possible that, since you capture Heatran here, the volcano dies and leaves in it's place the series of caverns that will end up becoming the Victory Road. The other ones I think should be different are Snowpoint City (over the Pearl Settlemet) and Canalave City (founded out of the map to the west of Jubilife, theres a place where you can trace a line north to the suspicious cloud where Iron Island could be, and that would line up to Canalave)

[@sillyman2]

It's probably Stark mountain.

[@hhjan594]

Firespit Island is obviously not Stark Mountain. The Battle Zone isn't even an island, it's a land that links out of the map.

[@BlackClaw2]

Heartwood could be eterna forest since that’s where the moss rock is.

[@speedymunchlax5733]

I disagree with the Victory Road area not being on the map. I think the grave monument at the edge of the cape becomes the rock where you meet Oak and Shaymin in modern day Sinnoh. That would make the cape itself Victory Road and the Pokemon League.

[@GD3HXCSRH]

Thanks for this. I often sit and think about what it would've been like where I'm at 100+ years ago. So this speculation video was soothing to the brain. Appreciate what you do Hoops. Keep on keeping on. 👊

[@dariozubaray1704]

I was waiting for a video like this since the announcement. I'm glad it's finally happened. Awesome 👍

[@Tridomin]

I've been waiting for someone to do a video like this!

[@SarahsSnakeShop]

This is the video I've been waiting for! THANK YOU

[@aviculor]

It makes sense certain spots wouldn't be in Hisui's map since modern Sinnohians are only just colonizing the area so they haven't seen all the offshore islands or seen every square inch of the land yet. Although a forest right next to Jubilife village does seem to be a bit conspicuous for an unexplored area. I think some other discrepancies can be explained by settlements relocating or just taking the names of nearby locations. After all, I don't think Veilstone City is literally the cliff of Veilstone Cape. The Sinnoh map even shows a long pointed strip of land to the east. Personally, I'm curious about the southwest part of Hisui covered by a cloud, which was also not accessible in D/P

[@_dav_eed_]

In the modern sinnoh games Canalave is directly West of Jubilife, while the area you are saying is north. I believe Canalave is still underwater at this point

[@MrKlausbaudelaire]

Here's a fun idea I had: Pokemon legends Rayquaza. Hoenn Region, circa the equivalent of 1400-1600s, the Sengoku era. Hoenn is divided between the Magma and Aqua Shogunate, with the merchant group Devon keeping their neutrality. A young apprentice of a professor is ready to start making the Pokedex when a misterious storm keeps thundering in the sky. Making some nobles pokemons extrremely angry. As we fill out the dex, we quell the rage of these nobles, each time getting some memory out of them. Turns out a Meteor is coming towards Hoenn, and Rayquaza is powerless to stop it, so much its enraged to the point it created this storm and its rage is causing the nobles to rampage. At the end, we connect with Rayquaza to get the full picture, and with the help of Magma and Aqua, we tame Kyogre and Groundon, and with the help of the three pokemons, we stop this meteor. The much-less-destructive impact site creates the crater that will be Sootopolis, alongside fragments of the meteor scattering about to Mossdeep and Meteor Falls. The later being created by these fragments. What do you guys think?

[@mooseyluke]

Would a suitable location for Canalave City be the beach you start on? That seems to be where most of the colonisers of Hisui landed, and with it being a port town it kind of makes sense. As well as this, I think it's quite clear that the Pokemon League is built on Firespit Island after the volcano becomes extinct. It's not crazy to assume that the Battle Resort is much further away, but in the same chain of Volcanoes that made Firespit

[@Coolbond2]

Which means the village is the canalave city as jubilife is south of canalave and even south of floroma town.

[@Wurmze]

@@Coolbond2 yeah either jubilife village is canalave, or floaro gardens are not where floaroma town ends up at can’t be both it doesn’t make sense

[@Coolbond2]

@@Wurmze after looking at the maps more im 100% sure jubi village becomes floroma town and the floaro garden and the mountains to the west and north will be hollowed out to make canalave city as it fits almost perfectly on the DPPt map.

[@Burnape]

Pokémon League would be Arcanine's grave. I think Firespit is definitely battle zone due to all the art work showing nothing else exisiting on the horizon, being new landmass, and housing Heatran.

[@tokuknight64]

@@Coolbond2 But that wouldn’t make sense. It would place Floaroma Town right next to Lake Verity, which cannot be the case as Jubilife rests between the two locations. And it would also seemingly place Canalave almost on top of Verity, which again cannot be the case. It would also put Jubilife City more to the west than northwest of Verity. And if all of that doesn’t convince you enough, as he states in the video, it’s 100% confirmed on the official Pokémon website that Jubilife Village eventually becomes Jubilife City, and I’ve seen another theory stating that Jubilife Village grows to be very large, along with the small river going through the village widening, and splits into Jubilife City and Canalave City.

[@gageboyadvanceSP]

I’ve wanted a video like this for a while! ✨

[@Makocat]

Yes! I''ve been wanting to see a video like this.

[@robertocarvajal9140]

Been waiting for a video like this since the game came out!

[@DemonessofRedSnow]

Thank you so much for taking the time to make this video! I was wondering about this a lot when playing Legends.

[@Pailers]

Love this. I've been waiting for a video like this! You never disappoint 👏

[@Tori-cf9xr]

I agree there are a number of places from sinnoh that aren't in hisui, but a number of places seem to have moved.floaroma for example is north of jubilee, and veilstone isn't anywhere near stark mountain (which I think is behind the cloud in the north east of the map - where the battle resort is located in sinnoh)

[@isaacevilman7586]

Also, Stark Mountain isn’t a small island. It’s just the tip of an offshoot of land that would be roughly equivalent to Russia in the real world. There’s even a real world equivalent area of land to the north of Hokkaido. I’m not sure if it has any volcanos, but considering it’s near Japan, probably. My thought is that the Fire Spit Island volcano erupted a few more times, changing the shape and size of the island, then it went dormant and they built the Pokémon league there.

[@angelcwooah6481]

Coronet Highlands has the areas where valley windworks and fuego ironworks will eventually be placed, including the river that goes from floroama to eterna... from the fabled spring to the place where Misdreavus spawn (near summit camp) That would also be around the location of the Old Chateau (either there or the moon view arena), but that would mean either Eterna Forest is just out of view or that it eventually grows from the desolate areas north of fabled spring Also... the resort is likely where you can find Turtwig in the Mirelands, since it would be to the left of turnback cave, and the current vielstone hill thing area is probably Victory Road and the league location Oreboro, probably deforested Heartwood, and the fact there is a museum there is not only because of tunnels but also finds during deforestation With this said, the natural habitat of Chimchar on Ramanas and on Deertrack eventually makes them become endangered, same with the reaort probably being the area that destroys Turtwig's habitat... Piplup habitat shouldnt be affected in modern times since you never go to the area between Turnback Cave and the Battle Zone or League The best place for Vielstone seems to be the northern areas of Mirelands, like the ruins or Liligant's spot , but i don't really know I'm just curious where the Deertrack hill or mountain is in modern Sinnoh... the obsidian falls is likely around where the gate is, so i can't find a placment for the hills... and horseshoe plains would somewhat link up to Orboro and the bike path area, where you find Ponyta, as well as connecting to Celestica Ruins and going over Wayward Cave, these two areas link with bike path

[@dimitrismaacgd2810]

It was about time someone made such a video

[@richardcord464]

Perfection, been waiting for this exact vid eagerly. Excited to eat and watch it😂

[@latiosfreak2000]

imo firespit island is just too tiny to be the battlezone. it could be that the volcano becomes inactive which would turn it into victory road. making stark mountain another bigger island for possible dlc

[@UltraNova-lp5rt]

I also had the same idea

[@Burnape]

Active volcano that is actively making land though.

[@UltraNova-lp5rt]

@@Burnape ?

[@jadethegingergoblin718]

I was hoping earlier that someone would put together a video on this very topic! Thank you for making this.

[@ShinyDarkrai2K]

I just want to say that I have my doubts about the Floaro gardens becoming Floaroma Town. Yes, the origins are pretty much identical, but isn't Floaroma Town supposed to be North of Jubilife, i.e. a fair distance away from Lake Verity?

[@soyboybebop]

I was waiting for someone to do a video like this. Thank You, your suppositions are very similar to mine. Very good and well done :-)

[@Thatsagreatgrow]

Cool video hoops! Loving the remixes! Keep up the great work!

[@HoopsandHipHop]

Thank you!! 😄

[@americansportsgamer2588]

Fantastic video!! Been looking for something lik this since Legends come out

[@FR3SHPRINCE03]

Been looking for a video like this specifically since the game came out 🙏🏽

[@mdj2888]

The video we didn't know we needed!!!!

[@madnessarcade7447]

I think twinleaf is closer to the lake’s entrance Also Beauregard at one point says one of the camps is being turned into the next village

[@VGBrothers]

The strongest evidence I can think of for Full Moon and New Moon islands, is that they can be smaller islands sitting in the shadows of Iron Island. Much like how Hawaii is a chain of islands formed over the meeting of 2 tectonic plates, perhaps these 2 smaller islands formed after Iron Island's growth and its subsequent movement off that fault line.

[@jacobcordner]

I disagree that firespit island becomes the battle area and stark mountain, firespit island clearly becomes the location of victory road and the pokemon league, it's location is clearly above the area that would become sunnyshore city

[@jacobcordner]

@Pokézae possibly

[@MaxWelton]

22:28 remember your theorized location for Eterna City in Hisui? Remember what lies to its west? A sloped area containing trees, Misdreavus, and Rotom. I’m not sure you do.

[@jacksonandevan]

Wow this video is incredible!

[@WTZWBlaze]

It's worth noting that part of Veilstone City's lore is that they basically levelled a mountain to make space for it. So maybe what we know as Veilstone Cape just doesn't exist anymore, and where is was lies modern-day Veilstone,

[@Flapjack3734]

The wording used on the official website says the Jubilife village grows to be Jubilife City, which can be interpreted as it literally becoming Jubilife City or it expanding and creating Jubilife City somewhere closeby, most likely the obsidian fieldlands.

[@ledcads]

Excellent video!

[@krool3307]

The guy who gets a wormple will sometimes say that «a few galexy memers are planing to turn one of the base camps into a village» nit a direct quote

[@Sabre_07]

The volcano in Legends is most likely expanding the land and becoming dormant and the future site of the League. North on the Hisui map are more suspicious clouds, most likely covering up the battle zone area and Mt. Stark. I wonder what the other clouds could be possibly covering?

[@deltaflamestorm7400]

6:11 the sad thing about this is that it means everything in Jubilife village was destroyed for modern buildings

[@vahnlecarde2033]

This is one of the beautiful aspect from this game. The game make the player questioning about the future and the past.

[@DryBones271]

For Canalave, it's possible that part of Jublifife, mainly the Beach part where you were placed COULD be where Canalave is, and at some point in broke off or the bridge uniting Jubilife and Canalave was severed. If you go there, it's not a big stretch.

[@nolangerrans6083]

Based on the shape of the landmasses on the world map, it seems more likely that something happened to split veilstone cape from the mainland and the league was built on the resulting island. Veilstone cape looks just like the league island on the official sinnoh map just connected to the coast. Veilstone was then built at the base of the cape which became the new coast. As for the cause, it could be the same eruption that likely expanded firespit island into the much larger battle area.

[@Klonoahedgehog]

Personally i think the Pearl clan's little village next to the snowpoint temple is more likely to be Snowpoint lol

[@Morgil27]

I really like the idea of a lot of the camps eventually developing into full towns and cities.

[@Gamer1288]

14:29 It is sad that we likely won't get to explore the areas of Hisui that are North and West of Jubilife which is odd when you realize that they are the closest areas to Jubilife.

[@XylonVermilion]

I was looking over the two art maps of the game covers and seeing how much they changed

[@poseidonsthot9060]

I really enjoyed this video and I loved the guess work on locations especially because it assumes the Hisui land is slanted to the right compared to the map we see. My only thing would be about Velistone City- because brimstone is above the spring path and to its left I think veilstone is either at the location of Cogitas retreat or possibly at the Brava Arena in the Mirelands. Equally I think that where you placed Veilstone on the cape in the coastland is actually where the Pokemon league is located due to its proximity to firespit island which later becomes the battle zone etc.

[@poseidonsthot9060]

Oh the autocorrect of Veilstone to brimstone 👀

[@YeetNation2006]

its also good to keep in mind that land masses shift over time, and some of these islands that arent in legends arceus likely hadnt been exposed from the ocean yet

[@UghieYucky]

If I remember correctly, Jubilife City was built after removing a mountain, so its possible that they resettled from the current place to Deertrack Heights. Makes a lot of sense, because of how close to Sandgem it is. Not to mention Floaroma to the north and Oreburgh to the east. The only issue is Eterna Forest and that they’ve mentioned that Jubilife Village becomes the City rather than resettlement. But I think they just named the cities after landmarks, so the location of Floaroma isn’t actually accurate.

[@QuartzGolem]

The Pearl Camp is obviously the spot for Snowpoint City, not the area to the west of it. The area to the west of it is the lake front area in the original game. Idk how that one was confused here.

[@RavenZombieX]

Stupendous!

[@AlphaLykkan]

I really love these kinds of videos!?

[@Kivamusicchannel]

You seem unsure.