Murcott Island
Murcott Island (Japanese: マーコット島 Murcott Island) is an island in the Orange Archipelago. It is famous for being home to many rare Bug-type Pokémon, leading some to compare it to a Safari Zone. On the island a Scyther was attacked and badly injured by its own swarm. Because of this, Tracey caught it. The majority of Murcott Island is covered in dense forest, and a lake is also present. A fairly large town with tall buildings exists some distance away from the beachfront.
| Murcott Island マーコット島 Murcott Island | |||
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| Region | Orange Archipelago | ||
| Anime debut | Tracey Gets Bugged | ||
 Location of Murcott Island in the Orange Archipelago | |||
Places of interest
Pokémon Center
- Main article: Pokémon Center
The Pokémon Center on Murcott Island is located in the town area. The building is white with columns and an orange domed roof. The Center almost looks like a giant Town Hall with a "P" on its front. Inside, it is run by Nurse Joy and Chansey.
Pokémon seen on Murcott Island
 Caterpie (multiple) |
 Metapod |
 Weedle |
 Beedrill | |
 Paras |
 Venomoth |
 Scyther (multiple) |
 Pinsir |
Caught Pokémon
 Tracey's Scyther |
Trivia
Name origin
| Language | Name | Origin |
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| Japanese | マーコット島 Murcott Tō | From murcott, a mandarin-sweet orange hybrid that is also known as the honey tangerine |
| English, German | Murcott Island | From its Japanese name |
| French | Île Cachou | From cachou, catechu |
| Italian | Isola Murcott | From its English name |
| Spanish | Isla Murcott | From its English name |
| Korean | 벌귤섬 Beolgyul Seom | From 벌꿀 beolkkul (honey) and 꿀귤 kkulgyul (murcott) |
| Chinese | 馬科特島 / 马科特岛 Mǎkētè Dǎo / Máhfōdahk Dóu* | Transliteration of its Japanese name |
| 馬扣克島 Mǎkòukè Dǎo* | Corruption of its Japanese name | |
| 默科特岛 Mòkētè Dǎo* | Transliteration of its Japanese name | |
| Norwegian | Murcott-øya | From English name |
| Polish | Wyspa Murcott | From English name |
| Swedish | Murcott-ön | From English name |
| Orange Archipelago | |||||
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