Oblivia

Oblivia	オブリビア地方
	Oblivia region
	Artwork of the Oblivia region
	Artwork of the Oblivia region
Introduction	Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs
Professor	Professor Hastings
First partner Pokémon	Pichu
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The Oblivia region (Japanese: オブリビア地方 Oblivia region) is the setting of Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs. This region is an archipelago composed of several islands located far to the south of both Fiore and Almia. It has many ruins and legends. In the past, it had temples used to worship Pokémon, such as Arceus. Across Oblivia are monuments that, when lit, form the Ranger Sign for Latias and Latios. Also, in some places there are monuments that, when specific side quests are completed, reveal special signs for certain Pokémon that can join your team.

Design concept

Oblivia may be based on the Oki Islands, which are located in Oki District, Shimane Prefecture, Japan.

History

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A long time ago, there were many temples in Oblivia. They included the Forest, Fire, Ice, Thunder, Dark, Light and Odd Temples. The oracles in the temples wore a form of armor, and were called Steelheads. The armor let them control Pokémon. Each temple had a captain, who controlled an exceptionally strong Pokémon.

Geography

Oblivia consists of three major islands and four minor ones. There are many places all over the region where legendary Pokémon reside.

Notable locations

Islands

Settlements

Landmarks

Appearance

Artwork

Artwork of Oblivia from

Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs

In-game

Oblivia as seen in

Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs

Trivia

The names of Oblivia's islands are based on the seven solfège syllables of music notation, do, re, mi, fa, so, la, and ti: Dolce Island, Renbow Island, Mitonga Island, Faldera Island, Sophian Island, Layuda Island and Tilikule Island.

Names

Language	Name	Origin
Japanese	オブリビア Oblivia	From oblivion (state of being forgotten)
English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese	Oblivia	Same as Japanese name

Core series	Kanto (Sevii Islands) • Johto • Hoenn Sinnoh (Hisui • Battle Zone) • Unova (Blueberry Academy) Kalos • Alola • Galar (Isle of Armor • Crown Tundra) Paldea • Kitakami
Side series	White City • Orre
Animated series	Orange Islands • Decolore Islands
Spin-off games	Fiore • Almia • • Pokémon Island • Mintale Town Ryme City • Pasio • Ransei • Ferrum • Lental Mystery Dungeon world • PokéPark • TCG Islands Carmonte Island • Tumblecube Island • Aeos Island Mythical Island • Think Town
TCG	Southern Islands • Puzzle Continent • Holon Parallel Worlds
Sovereign states in the Pokémon world	Guyana • Lucario Kingdom • Mirage Kingdom • Rota

Islands
Dolce Island • Renbow Island • Mitonga Island • Faldera Island • Sophian Island • Layuda Island • Tilikule Island

Villages
Cocona Village • Tilt Village • Aqua Resort

Aquatic areas
Coral Sea • Canal Ruins • Eastern Sea • Western Sea

Open areas
Sky • Lapras Beach • Teakwood Forest • Curl Bay • Rand's House • Latolato Trail • Mt. Latolato • Wireless Tower
Hinder Cape • Mitonga Road • Noir Forest • Dangerous Cliff • Sophian Road • Mt. Sorbet • Rainbow Dais

Past
Forest Temple • Fire Temple • Ice Temple • Thunder Temple • Dark Temple • Light Temple • Odd Temple

Other areas
Rasp Cavern • Old Mansion • Daybreak Ruins • Submarine • Silver Falls • Oblivia Ruins • Sky Fortress • The Union

This article is part of both Project Locations and Project Sidegames, Bulbapedia projects that, together, aim to write comprehensive articles on every location in the Pokémon world and the Pokémon Sidegames, respectively.