Pokemon Places
Sinnoh:
You’re not seeing double, it’s a small town with the fresh scent of new leaves in the air. It feels like a place where adventures start.
Twinleaf Town
French for "bad faith"
Malfoy
A fruit tree from the genus "Prunus", locally known as Sakuna, has blossoms in white and pink that celebrate the transience of life in this Asian country.
Baby, you're my forever girl.
Aang
Es
Albert Einstein (Einsteinium)
Kanto:
A quiet city nestled between rugged mountains and rocks
Pewter City
Anglo-Norman occupational surname meaning farmer or bailiff of a granary
Granger
Due to the extent of ground disturbance in warfare during World War I, the red poppy bloomed between the trench lines and later became their national flower.
Belgium
I am Melon Lord! Hahahahahahaha!
Toph
Cm
Marie or Pierre Curie (Curium)
Sinnoh:
A winter wonderland of a city where stout trees and buildings are blanketed in thick snow. The Gym is at the heart of the city. To the north is the “blank” temple.
Snowpoint City
Old French for “little crane” - crane likely serving as a nickname based on long-limbed appearance which REALLY doesn’t apply to this character
Pettigrew
In Canada, this national animal avoids maple trees (and their leaves) for its purposes.
Beaver
Sometimes, the best way to solve your own problems is to help someone else.
Iroh
Md
Dmitri Mendeleev (Mendelevium)
Hoenn:
Starting small, this city is basking amid vibrant nature, this simple town is not shaded with any one hue.
Littleroot Town
Three Fields? No, this common Cornish construction is a habitational surname following the pattern “Farm of the family name” - perhaps, in this case, Launi.
Trelawney
In Africa, this country's national motto translates to "The love of liberty brought us here"
Liberia
When asked if he's happy, he replies "I'm never happy."
Sg
Glenn Seaborg
(Seaborgium)
Johto:
A town with a suspicious air to it. It's a hiding place for ninjas and perhaps smells like Ron Burgundy’s library with his many leather-bound books.
Mahogany Town
Old German for “bolt forest” or perhaps “angry forest”, the name is more likely chosen for its resemblance to the mythical monster defeated by Beowulf
Grindelwald
A Serbian saying states the best place to build a house is where this fruit tree grows best. Could be because they use this drupe for a spirit or brandy called Slivovitz.
Plum
I do like expensive atlases.
Sokka
Lv
Robert Livermore
(Livermorium)