Lake Psyduck

Lake Psyduck is an anime-exclusive location in Sinnoh featured in The Psyduck Stops Here!. It is located between Solaceon Town and Celestic Town.

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Reason: Japanese name
Lake Psyduck

Lake Psyduck
Region Sinnoh
Debut The Psyduck Stops Here!

The lake appears to be shaped like a Psyduck's foot. It is surrounded by many kinds of Berries.

Several Psyduck retreated from the lake after a group of Muk took over, resulting in them blocking a road so that three Psyduck Eggs could hatch without disturbance. Ash and his friends helped in driving the Muk away so that the Psyduck could live by the lake and stop blocking the road. The Muk were sent flying and landed in a nearby lake, which was polluted and home to other Muk.

Pokémon seen around Lake Psyduck

Psyduck (multiple)
Muk (multiple)

In other languages
Language Title
French Lac aux Psykokwak
Italian Lago degli Psyduck
Polish Jezioro Psyducków




Anime-exclusive locations in Sinnoh
Alamos Town • Amber Castle • Arrowroot Town • B-Button League Headquarters • Beach Rose Town • Bewilder Forest • Brussel Town • Camellia Town
Celestic Town Historical Research Center • Chocovine Town • Crown City • Dandelion Island • Daybreak Town • Diablo's Ocean • Dustox Flower Field
Emeragrove Town • Eterna Historical Museum • Gerbera Town • Gracidea • Greenstation Town • Lake Psyduck • Lily of the Valley Island • Lilypad Town
Lucario Kingdom • Majolica Town • Metagross Mountain • Michina Town • Mt. Shady • Neighborly Town • Pokémon Summer Academy • Pokémon Training Center
Sage Town • Sandalstraw Town • Shelter Town • Space-Time Towers • Squallville • Summit Ruins • Sunyshore Tower • Ten'i Village • Xatu's Forest
Anime-location templates
Kanto • Orange Archipelago • Johto • Hoenn • Sinnoh • Unova • Decolore Islands • Kalos • Alola • Other


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