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WHAT WE DO? The Neverland Pokémon Rehabilitation Centre focuses on the care, the health and well-being of Pokémon who’ve been mistreated, misused, and/or badly injured due to human causes. Our work is divided into Six Divisions, but we all are responsible for the health, nutrition and well-support of every Pokémon that comes under our care. Mostly we study and record the behavioural patterns of Pokémon to better understand their world, and to share that knowledge to help trainers build a healthier relationship with their partners.

All Six Divisions share a mutual goal, each of the staff members have different areas of expertise, which is required when you handle Pokémon eggs, Baby Pokémon in the nursery, abandoned and/or injured Pokémon of all ages, to elder Pokémon, and battle-proned/aggressive Pokémon who have become too much to handle for a simple trainer. Our Centre handles all sorts, and offers a multitude of events for the public to partake in.

The care facilities here match any Pokécentre you may come across, with available rooms for short stay rental. Unfortunately, Camping isn’t an event here as we considering our patience front and foremost, for most of our wildlife are those rescued/retrieved or wild. We also rehabilitate and rehome many species, should both parties be interested in the partnership, feel free to call or contact us for an appointment and we can discuss further from there.

All public locations are signposted, Pokémon guides frequent most locations should you become lost, and you’re free to wander the grounds in your own time. If you want to explore more of the Rejuven’s archipelago, chat with Tom and he’ll gladly give ya ride.

WHERE WE ARE – HOW TO FIND US:

Our Island archipelago is off the central equator in the southern western seas of the Kalos Region. It’s a fair distance from the mainland, and its not visible from the shoreline so it requires a bit of a boat ride to the islands. You can ferry across from Ambrette Town or Courmarine City should you not have a travel Pokémon, or of course surf/fly over at your own leisure. It’s recommended to visitors to book ahead of time whether for a visit/appointment or vacate at the Rejuven Archipelago, depending on the season before making the trip. And make sure to pack well! For the islands are mostly temperate but with a tendency for storms and cold winter nights.

EVENTS

SUMMER: Call-Of-The-Wild Charity – Every summer Educational Charity Event Bulbasaur-Line-Pollination – Watch the beautiful Mystery Event of Bulba’s Pollen Beach-BBQ – have Lunch on Rejuven’s Silky Beach Shores Tropical Berry harvest – Pick the freshest Tropical berries to take home Pokémon Type Lecture – Watch, Meet and Learn about this week’s Type Isle Boat Tour – Varying Times, ask at front desk to see the Archipelago Meet n’ Adopt – Repeated each season

AUTUMN: Local Lore – Come around the campfire to hear stories! Haunted Events – Like a spook? At varying times ask at front desk. Pokémon Type Lecture – Watch, Meet and Learn about this week’s Type Spot-That Pokémon! – Walk on a trail to Spot your hidden Pokémon Bingo Sawsbuck Migration – Coat Change! A challenge of Endurance! Autumn Berry Harvest – Pick some of autumns finest berries Cooking with Kalei – Learn from Island resident some delicious meals Meet n’ Adopt – Repeated each season

WINTER: Pokémon-Sledding – Sail to Bijou and try out some Snow sledding action. Aurora-Lights Show – Book in when you can, watch the beautiful lights Winter Berry Harvest – Prepare for a chill! Pick Winter’s finest produce. Bijou’s Hot Cocoa – try out Bijou’s delicious Hot chocolate to be rid of the chill. Snow Sculpture Contest – Show your creative skills and build! Froslass Dance – Watch them dance or join them by skating along with them. Pokémon Type Lecture – Watch, Meet and Learn about this week’s Type Meet n’ Adopt – Repeated each season

SPRING: The Spring Dance – Sail to Fay Peridot Island to witness a Fairy-type celebration. Spring Berry Harvest – Is it sweet? Pick the sweetest berries in spring. Love-is-in-the-air – Seeking a romantic trip? Please book a date n’ time. Call of the Sea – listen and watch water-Pokémon sing through the archipelago Pokémon Type Lecture – Watch, Meet and Learn about this week’s Type Meet n’ Adopt – Repeated each season

FACILITIES SECTOR (A) – REJUVEN ISLAND

HOUSE-LODGE INN – Located on Rejuvan Island in sector (A), it’s a quaint two-story wooden lodge located to the far left of the Neverland Facility by Sector (A)’s port. It’s a Guest house for those booking in for a short stay rather than visiting. With stone elevation that had a small set of stairs that led to an open covered porch and open deck from front and back of the house - which has a beautiful view of the coastline at the back. The entry way opens out to an open floor plan, A fireplace in the central common room with stairs leading to the second-floor rooms by the walls. Archway to the left leads to the guest dining room n’ kitchen. There is a buffet table as well that would be filled and served at a schedule time. The doorway to the right leads into a Pokémon sleeping area for any larger Pokémon that would possibly come with their trainers that were staying the night - rather than sleeping in their Pokeballs.

GREEN HOUSES – Also in sector (A) it’s a Made mainly of glass panes, it’s a decent sized building that keeps in a regulated temperature and humidity for the cultivation of delicate or out-of-season plants/herbs/berries. Offering several different climate zones, hosting many Pokémon and plants, tended to by dedicated staff, volunteers and various species. – Led under the Watchful eye of Romaine the Groundskeeper n’ her team.

MAIN LAB – The lab is in the center of the facility, is the domain of where the Neverland’s Team research facility, and Pokecentre is located, with its adjacent office where Professor Kryspyn and Professor Fanalia get calls or emails about Pokémon needed help or to be relocated to Rejuven to rehabilitate. Should you have questions or need general facilities, this is a good place to go.

ELIAS’S LAB - Pokémon Doctor Elias spends most of his time here, keeping files on Pokémon who live here in the archipelago – whether they were past or current patients - He does regular check-ups, surgery, provide prosthetics, and reports. At the back of the building is Pokémon training area - With Pokémon training equipment and a pool for hydrotherapy.

CONTAINMENT - Areas used to keep and calm aggressive species, mostly off limits to the public.

BERRY ORCHARD – Open to the public for Seasonal berry harvesting events, a decent sized vineyard garden by the green house, encourages visitors and guests to gather some berries to take home or have a snack.

MAIN HOUSE – The residential home of the team Professors, Groundskeeper, and Doctor. A Log cabin ranch style like home, elevated by stone with a small set of stairs that lean up to a covered porch. Its also where you can meet the house caretaker Grandma Rue and Sole the Absol.

GUIDE POKEMON RIDE – You’ll get the experience to view the beauty of Rejuven Island, by simply riding or following a Guide Pokémon on a trail they will show you the local hot spots around the Island. This goes same for the rest of the islands as well.

POKEMON NURSERY & PLAYHOUSE - This is Kryspyn’s main domain, as he handles looking after young Pokémon and eggs with the help of the Den mother who lives there - A female Charizard named ‘Mama.’ Aside from different environment nurseries to suit the different typed Pokémon’s needs. It has an additional area where the small ones could run around and play together with not only other young Pokémon but to interact with any Pokémon the Team introduces one at a time to ensure the little ones understand those who inhabit the area. Guests are welcomed to play with the young ones playing in the Pokémon Playhouse, which is an indoor habitat which young Pokémon can run around.

AUDITORIUM/LECTURE-HALL - This is where the Pokémon Shows, talks and lectures will be held. Located to the far right of the facility near the docks. Depending on the show and talk, depends in which part of the auditorium you will enter.

REJUVEN MUSEUM – Curious of how it began? When was it built? What facilities have been built over time.

AVIARY - This sanctuary, is home to any recovering flying types that are yet to be ready for release back to their region or into one of the zones on the island. the aviary is decorated with trees and shrubberies to turn the aviary into a fantastic garden feature. The foliage and branches also offer somewhere for the birds to hide, shelter and perch.

BATTLE ZONES - several regulations sized battle fields have been set up, where friendly battle minded Pokémon can go, awaiting trainers to come and challenge them to a friendly match. Test your metal against a huge host of species, and then come on by the lab for some healing up.

INHABITANT CENTRE – Interested in adopting? its where you can see photos and names of the all the Pokémon that live on the Island you are currently on. Just ask front desk, and they can help you from there to make future appointments for you to meet with the Pokémon you’re interested in – after all we want everyone to get along.

DOCKS - Souvenir shops, food and drink on sale, areas to tie up boats, a small lighthouse, and plenty of seating areas for visitors to relax at.

SECTOR (B) – AGATE ISLAND

WILD ZONE – Not opened to the public, for it is home to heavily experienced Pokémon who are terrifyingly strong or have a strong despise against human interaction due to past regressions. It’s particularly ones who aren’t comfortable with humans, and those who need a lot of care and routine. This Island is strictly a no human zone, for those who don’t want to be caught or trained by humans – this island is their space. Signposted, fenced, and well-guarded by Pokémon patrols. You can only go in there safely if one of the professors are present and allowing, or if your apart of the Facility division under orders. You may not be able to enter the island, but you can catch wonderous sights of Agate Island from overlooking points around Sector A – Rejuven Island on the trail rides from a safe distance.

DOCKS (Port B) & (Port J) – The island is divided into two ports, Port B and Port J. These Ports are strictly facility worker ports, to help the team transport Pokémon to Containment for Elias’s Lab to receive their check-ups.

SECTOR (C) – BIJOU ISLAND

DOCKS (Port C) - Souvenir shops, food and drink on sale, areas to tie up boats, a small lighthouse, and plenty of seating areas for visitors to relax at. It also has some groomers who cater to the needs of your Pokémon companion. Bijou Island is more catered towards, guests and visitors during the winter season, like a temporary resort. (The Groomers are currently being transferred to Port P on the Opal Crescent Isles to the east) – So it momentarily closed for the time being.

INHABITANT CENTRE – Interested in adopting? its where you can see photos and names of the all the Pokémon that live on the Island you are currently on. Just ask front desk, and they can help you from there to make future appointments for you to meet with the Pokémon you’re interested in – after all we want everyone to get along.

BIJOU MOUNTAINS – One of the local hot spots to witness the aurora borealis light show during the winter season for visitors to watch. Along with a stunning trail safe and signposted, with a guide Pokémon scattered around to help those in need.

HOT SPRINGS – While the mountains lurk to the west of the isle, there is a place you can go if Hiking isn’t your thing. A wintery Hot spring would surely warm up your toes, for it is the place for people and Pokémon can go to relax.

DAYCARE - A place to leave your partners should you like to have a break, giving them time to relax and rest. (It’s currently being transferred to Port P on the Opal Crescent Isles to the east) – So it momentarily closed for the time being.

SECTOR (D) – FAY’S PERIDOT

DOCKS (Port D) – Souvenir shops, food and drink on sale, areas to tie up boats, a small lighthouse, and plenty of seating areas for visitors to relax at. This island has become to home to a lot of fairy types, and it is only opened for visitors during the Spring Season.

INHABITANT CENTRE – Interested in adopting? its where you can see photos and names of the all the Pokémon that live on the Island you are currently on. Just ask front desk, and they can help you from there to make future appointments for you to meet with the Pokémon you’re interested in – after all we want everyone to get along.

BLOSSOM TRAIL RIDE - One of the most popular trails amongst the Rejuven archipelago, its ranked high along with Bijou’s Mountain trail, and Rejuven’s forest trail – most of the time it is booked out. So, there are now appointed times, sunrise, Day, sunset, and night rides. (Different path is taken during the Love-is-in-the-air bookings)

UNDERGROVE – Wonder how a café run by Fairy Types? Then book a table at the Undergrove, wild and overgrown and barely tamed. Each table was tucked into a bower of greenery lit with mason jar candles and Fairy lights. Nearby, a glittering waterfall cascaded through a series of glowing Faerie Pools.

FAIRY POOLS – At the end of all the hiking routes, they all lead to a beautiful canopy covered pools of water that are clear a crystal. Your encouraged to swim in the fresh water and meet the Pokémon who live there. They will join you in all the fun. But during the night its book from the romantic, for at night in the beautiful canopy Morelull light up the scene as the blossom petals fall into the pools. One of the most romantic places to go in the archipelago.

SECTOR (E) – TOURMALINE ISLE

DOCKS (Port E) - Souvenir shops, food and drink on sale, areas to tie up boats, a small lighthouse, and plenty of seating areas for visitors to relax at. This island is only opened for guests during the summer season, the clear blue waters and vibrant coral reef makes it the home to many water types.

INHABITANT CENTRE – Interested in adopting? Its where you can see photos and names of the all the Pokémon that live on the Island you are currently on. Just ask front desk, and they can help you from there to make future appointments for you to meet with the Pokémon you’re interested in – after all we want everyone to get along.

CORAL REEF – Along the top half and western part of the island is our stunning largest coral reef filled with life, with booking reservations visitors and guests can go snorkeling in the waters alongside the Pokémon there. Or simply want a nice walk along the beach.

TROPICAL CAFÉ – Want to be served the finest Pinap Juice drink? Then come on down to Oranguru’s little café. Our local Normal/Psychic type had decided to stay and open a Pokémon run café, prepared to be aww and coo over the cutest of Pokémon are your waiters for the day.

SECTOR (F) – EMERALD ISLE

DOCKS (Port F) - Souvenir shops, food and drink on sale, areas to tie up boats, a small lighthouse, and plenty of seating areas for visitors to relax at. This island is only opened for guests during the Summer and Spring season, the most vibrant time grass types are full of energy.

INHABITANT CENTRE – Interested in adopting? Its where you can see photos and names of the all the Pokémon that live on the Island you are currently on. Just ask front desk, and they can help you from there to make future appointments for you to meet with the Pokémon you’re interested in – after all we want everyone to get along.

GARDEN PICNIC – Just want to sit and eat with friends n’ family while your Pokémon play in the fields? Come on down to the Emerald Isle’s plains, bring a blanket, a basket of food and your good to go! (This is where the Bulbasaur line event happens also)

SECTOR (G) – LABRADORITE CLAW

DOCKS (Port G) - Souvenir shops, food and drink on sale, areas to tie up boats, a small lighthouse, and plenty of seating areas for visitors to relax at. This island is only opened for guests during the Summer season.

INHABITANT CENTRE – Interested in adopting? Its where you can see photos and names of the all the Pokémon that live on the Island you are currently on. Just ask front desk, and they can help you from there to make future appointments for you to meet with the Pokémon you’re interested in – after all we want everyone to get along.

DRAGON CLAW ARENA – Maybe battles are more your interest? Well on Labradorite Claw you can follow a path to a rock-like arena where you can sit or participate in challenging the Pokémon the island, verse Dragon, Rock and Ground types that rule this island.

SECTOR (H) – TOPAZ HIVE

DOCKS (Port H) - Souvenir shops, food and drink on sale, areas to tie up boats, a small lighthouse, and plenty of seating areas for visitors to relax at. This island is only opened for guests during the Summer, Fall, Winter, and Spring seasons. One of the few islands that are open during all the seasons.

INHABITANT CENTRE – Interested in adopting? Its where you can see photos and names of the all the Pokémon that live on the Island you are currently on. Just ask front desk, and they can help you from there to make future appointments for you to meet with the Pokémon you’re interested in – after all we want everyone to get along.

VESPIQUEN’S BALL – Want to dance n’ dine with Royalty? Open at varying times, ask front Desk for more information.

SECTOR (I) & (K) – SAPPHIRE SEA-SPIRES

DOCKS (Port I & K) - Souvenir shops, food and drink on sale, areas to tie up boats, a small lighthouse, and plenty of seating areas for visitors to relax at. This island is only opened for guests during the Summer, Fall, Winter, and Spring seasons. One of the few islands that are open during all the seasons.

INHABITANT CENTRE – Interested in adopting? Its where you can see photos and names of the all the Pokémon that live on the Island you are currently on. Just ask front desk, and they can help you from there to make future appointments for you to meet with the Pokémon you’re interested in – after all we want everyone to get along.

CALL-OF-THE-SEA – Witness a mysterious phenomenon that happens at the Archipelago, where Flying types and Water-types sing together as one.

SECTOR (L) – NORTHERN COAST LIGHTHOUSE

SECTOR (M) – AMMOLITE

DOCKS (Port M) - Souvenir shops, food and drink on sale, areas to tie up boats, a small lighthouse, and plenty of seating areas for visitors to relax at. This island is only opened for guests during the Summer and Winter.

INHABITANT CENTRE – Interested in adopting? Its where you can see photos and names of the all the Pokémon that live on the Island you are currently on. Just ask front desk, and they can help you from there to make future appointments for you to meet with the Pokémon you’re interested in – after all we want everyone to get along.

ROOKERY - The Rookery is a large island with a circular lake in its middle, surrounded by pristine golden sand. The lake is encircled with Rocky Mountains and steep cliffs and has many hot water pools with underground water in it. Surprisingly its popular with Fire-types.

SECTOR (N) & (O) – AMBER EYE

DOCKS (Port N & O) – This island is opened all season, It’s the main port where all guests and visitors from other regions go to first before taking another boat or ride Pokémon to Island, they need to get to. Souvenir shops, food and drink on sale, areas to tie up boats, a small lighthouse, and plenty of seating areas for visitors to relax at.

GENERAL FACILITIES – In need of information, a place to heal your Pokémon? This island holds any general facilities you require before you head off to your booked destination or event visit.

TRADE HUB – While you’re waiting why don’t you talk with other people who’ve come to the Rejuven Archipelago, Amber eye’s Trade Hub is an ideal location if your interested in trading Pokémon from other regions or obtain Regional variants.

SECTOR (P) – OPAL CRESCENT ISLE UNDER CONSTRUCTION – INFORMATION WILL BE PROVIDED MOMENTARILY

SECTOR (Q) – CARNELIAN KEY

DOCKS (Port Q) - Souvenir shops, food and drink on sale, areas to tie up boats, a small lighthouse, and plenty of seating areas for visitors to relax at. This island is only opened for guests during the Fall and Winter.

INHABITANT CENTRE – Interested in adopting? Its where you can see photos and names of the all the Pokémon that live on the Island you are currently on. Just ask front desk, and they can help you from there to make future appointments for you to meet with the Pokémon you’re interested in – after all we want everyone to get along.

CASPER’S HAUNTED RETREAT – Want a good scare? Or simply have a soft spot for Ghost and dark types in particular? The Haunted event is on varying times during the Fall season, please ask front of desk for more information.

CARNELIAN SWAMP – Home to variety of poison types, feel free to walk the trail around the swamp to witness mud fights and additional locals of the island.

(THIS BEAUTIFUL ARTWORK WAS DONE BY @prof-peach)

STAFF

Professor Fanalia – Head of Marauder Division, Behavioural Research member. TEAM: IN PROGRESS

Professor Kryspyn – Head of Nursery Division, Behavioural Research member. TEAM: IN PROGRESS

Doctor Elias – Head of Lab Division, Behavioural Research member. TEAM: IN PROGRESS

Groundskeeper Romaine – Head of Agriculture Division, Behavioural Research member. TEAM: IN PROGRESS

Captain Thomas ‘Tom’ – Head of Transport & Facilities (Event) Division.

Ranger Alani – Head of Security Division.

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FAQ

Can we apply for a Job there?

Yes of course, feel free. All you must do is provide your Trainer ID information whether it be written or drawn, and what Division you wish to be apart of. There are six divisions in total Marauder, Nursery, Lab, Agriculture, Transport, and Security. Make sure to tag us, we’re looking forward to the applications.

Can we adopt a Pokémon from you?

You can! When booking at the Rejuven Archipelagos, you can tick a box and fill out a form that you are looking for a partner during your visit or stay. And depending on the season will depend on what islands are open to guests. At every island there’s what is call the Inhabitant Centre, its where you can see photos and names of the all the Pokémon that live on the Island you are currently on. Just ask front desk, and they can help you from there to make future appointments for you to meet with the Pokémon your interested in – after all we want everyone to get along.

Can I do fanart of your characters?

Yes but please tag us, we would love to see what you guys think of!

How can we Support you? Feel free to reblog posts that we put up, Tag us in one of your own, or simply follow us to keep up to date here at the Rejuven Archipelago. We also have a Ko-fi link as well if you want to support us that way.

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