Genesect's home

Genesect's home is an anime-exclusive location in the Pokémon world. It is the place where the Genesect Army lived three hundred million years ago.

The subject of this article has no official name.
The name currently in use is a fan designator; see below for more information.
Genesect's home

Genesect's home
Region Unknown
Debut Genesect and the Legend Awakened
Genesect's home in the ancient past.

In the ancient past, it was a verdant place with many mountains and a large lake, where many Panna Lotus flowers bloomed. However, when the Genesect returned to the area after being resurrected by and escaping from Team Plasma, they found it had changed dramatically, now a snowy wasteland devoid of life. The Red Genesect was swept up by an avalanche but the others were saved by Mewtwo, who learned of their plight. Despite Mewtwo's conciliatory tone, though, it was attacked when the Red Genesect returned. After a brief conflict, the Genesect Army left and eventually arrived in New Tork City, which they mistook for their home because the city's tall buildings resembled the mountains that once stood there.


Other anime-exclusive locations
Mystery Dungeon world: Sinister Cave
Region unknown: Bloom Canyon • Brindille Town • Cero Island • Forest of Okoya • Fula City • Ganga Town
Genesect's home • Inua Town • Lapidarian Highlands • Laxton Farm • Milyfa Town • Mocha Town
Mount Tensei • North Pole • Pokémon Nurse School • Raizen Mountains • Samiya
Sento Cherry Town • Slowpoke Island • Tokyo City
Extraterrestrial locations: Millennium Comet
Inter-dimensional locations: Deoxys's unnamed world • Ghost World • Mirror World • Poipole's world • Reverse World • Unown Dimension
Anime-location templates
Kanto • Orange Archipelago • Johto • Hoenn • Sinnoh • Unova • Decolore Islands • Kalos • Alola • Other


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