10- Glittering Cave
Umm crystally mirror pretty purple place hello how can I not like this area
9- Blackthorn City
I'm not one for Dragons, but the area is very out of the way, and somewhat pleasant. I don't mind mountains, and it gives the impression as sort of a closed-off, calm place
8- Snowpoint City
Super gorgeous snow for days and miles is my dream... It would be higher but I'm forcing myself to *sigh* be realistic, and I'd never want to go outside which is bad.
7- Dendemille City
This is kind of a compromise with the above. Snows a bit, but doesn't get crazy. On top of that we have a nice ocean view. I can dig it.
6- Ecruteak City
Really pretty and atmospheric even in Gen 2. Even though it's a central location I've always loved the traditional feel of this place.
5- Laverre City
Much to the same, but having the whimsical twist of frozen time, fairy stuff, and cutesy mushroom glow things, as well as being more out-of-the-way gives it the edge up.
4- Reverse World
As seen in the Giratina anime movie. This place is rad. I feel like I'd never get bored here, even if it were just fighting to live because like woah. The other huge selling point is its (lack of) population.
3- Alto Mare
As seen in Pokemon Heroes. Pretty ocean city with lots of technologic-y stuff and managing to look really cool all at the same time? Sign me up.
2- Mount Quena
As seen in Mewtwo Returns. The water is pure, the air is sweet, and the atmosphere is calm. Plus it's nearly impossible to get to so there wouldn't be many others there. Which is a good thing for me.
1- Forina
As seen in Jirachi Wishmaker. The truth is, I dislike open-sky. Between the towering pillars of stone and flora and the arching half-caves that line the environment, this tropical area feels both sustainable and fascinating, not to mention being totally out of the way. I don't think I have any complaints at all for it.