Teakwood Forest

Teakwood Forest (Japanese: チークのもり Teak Forest) is a location in Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs.

Teakwood Forest チークのもり
Teak Forest
Map description
This area is not described by a map.
Required for navigation
Connecting locations
← Rasp Cavern
 Teakwood Forest
Cocona Village →
Location

Location of Teakwood Forest in Oblivia.
Pokémon world routes
     

It is located west of Cocona Village and southeast of Rasp Cavern on Renbow Island. The first Pokémon Pinchers are battled here, where they attack with a Croagunk and a Buizel.

It is also home to the Quest "Fly, Starly!", as the player has to chase a Starly there.

Pokémon
Pokémon Poké Assist Field
Hoothoot Flying
Spinarak Bug
Hoppip Grass
Murkrow * Dark
Stantler Normal
Bidoof * Normal
Kricketot Bug
Pachirisu Recharge
Croagunk Poison


Layout
Game Forest Cavern entrance
Guardian Signs
 

Trivia

Name origin

Teak is a durable, hard wood used in shipbuilding.

In other languages
Language Title
French Forêt de tecks
German Teakholzbusch
Italian Bosco di tek
Spanish Boque de Teca



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Oblivia
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


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