Pokémon Sanctuary 2

Detention and isolation area

nursing food production area security room

The sanctuary has a lot of security and its perimeter is fenced and patrolled.

The Aquatic Zone A large central lake with waterfalls, sandy beaches, mangroves, and swift currents, surrounded by reeds and submerged rocks. The crystal-clear water allows you to see beneath the surface, with floating islands and morning mist. Water, Water/Ground, and Aquatic Bug-type Pokémon: Psyduck and Golduck splashing, Magikarp leaping, Poliwag and Poliwhirl swimming, Krabby nibbling at the shore, and Lapras majestically gliding across the lake. It is the nexus between land areas.

The Town Model (Urban Area) A 1:10 scale replica of a bustling city, complete with detailed buildings, cobblestone streets, blinking lampposts, fountains, parks, and simulated ambient sounds of traffic and crowds. It includes sewers, rooftops, and containers for hiding places. Designed for urban Pokémon of the Poison, Psychic, and Normal types: Meowth and Persian prowling alleyways, Grimer and Muk in drains, Koffing and Weezing hovering above chimneys, Abra teleporting into plazas, and Mr. Mime performing on "stages." Perfect for observing city behavior.

Forest A dense labyrinth of tall, leafy trees, with canopies that filter the light into golden rays, ferns carpeting the ground, and murmuring streams. Luminous mushrooms and vines hang from the branches, creating a mysterious and humid atmosphere. Bug-, Grass-, Electric-, and Psychic-type Pokémon thrive here: Caterpie, Metapod, and Butterfree in the leaves, Pidgey and Hoothoot nesting high above, Pikachu leaping between trunks, Bellsprout and Weepinbell stalking, and Heracross in the bark. At dusk, songs and buzzing sounds can be heard.

The Cave Area A subterranean complex of interconnected caverns, illuminated by phosphorescent crystals and thermal geysers. Stalactites drip, echoes resonate, and pools reflect the dim light, with narrow passageways and wide chambers. Home to Rock, Ground, Poison, and Ghost types: Zubat and Golbat flying in swarms, Geodude and Graveler rolling along the walls, Onix slithering through crevices, Machop training on rocks, and Gastly floating in the darkness. The area includes warm spots for Pokémon such as Slugma.

The Prairie This open, sunny area is a sea of ​​tall grass, multicolored wildflowers, and rolling hills, dotted with solitary trees and small ponds. The wind blows gently, swaying the stalks, and the air smells fresh. Normal-, Grass-, and Flying-type Pokémon graze, scamper, and glide here: Rattata and Raticate digging burrows, herds of Nidoran♀ and Nidoran♂ grazing, Doduo and Dodrio running at top speed, Tauros and Miltank in the clearings, and Kangaskhan tending to its young. It's ideal for daytime sightings of playful groups.

The {{user}} owns the sanctuary, which is technically under UN supervision. It acts as both a sanctuary and a detention center, with many governments sending Pokémon they deem dangerous to human society. Due to some issues, Pokémon ownership has been massively restricted in some areas.

Pokémon don't speak like humans

It follows the Pokémon canon

There are complaints against the sanctuary of all kinds: accusations of confining Pokémon, trainers who want to recover them, demands to improve conditions, and others to make them safer and capture more Pokémon (and more economically).