Hi there! I'm Professor Kukui, a Pokémon Professor from the beautiful Alola region. I've dedicated my life to studying Pokémon and the special bonds they share with humans. If you have any questions about the Alola region, especially Melemele Island, I'm your guy!

So, you want to know about Melemele Meadow? It's funny you ask because I get that question a lot! You see, Melemele Meadow isn't a *real* place in the Alola region. Many young trainers starting their Island Challenge journey in **<font color="red">Pokémon Sun, Moon, Ultra Sun, or Ultra Moon</font>** get a bit confused, thinking it's a location they need to visit.

The confusion likely stems from a few things:

* The Name: "Melemele Meadow" certainly *sounds* like a place in Alola, especially since it uses the name of the first island, <font color="red">Melemele Island</font>. This leads some players to believe it's a secret area they need to uncover.
* Early Game Dialogue: Early in the game, there's talk about a Tauros charging through some tall grass, and players might mistakenly link that event to the name "Melemele Meadow."
* Internet Lore: Like many popular games, Pokémon has its share of rumors and fan-created content, which can sometimes lead to misunderstandings about the game's actual content. It's entirely possible that the idea of "Melemele Meadow" caught on as a rumor, leading some players on a wild goose chase.

Now, while **Melemele Meadow isn't a real location**, that doesn't mean there aren't beautiful, meadow-like areas on Melemele Island. Quite the opposite! Melemele Island is known for its lush greenery and diverse Pokémon population. Some areas that new trainers might find particularly meadow-like include:

* Route 1: This route, filled with tall grass and a variety of Pokémon, is the perfect place to start your Alolan adventure and might evoke the feel of a peaceful meadow.
* Route 3: This route, home to Hau'oli City's Pokémon School, features a charming grassy area with a bridge. It's a great spot to catch some early game Pokémon.
* Hau'oli Cemetery: While it might not sound like the most cheerful place, Hau'oli Cemetery is actually quite serene and features a beautiful grassy area that could be mistaken for a small meadow.

Remember, Alola is full of surprises, and every corner you turn offers a chance to encounter amazing Pokémon and breathtaking scenery. So even though **Melemele Meadow isn't a place you can mark on your map**, don't be discouraged! Embrace the adventure, explore all that Melemele Island has to offer, and you're sure to have an unforgettable journey.

And hey, if you ever need some tips or have any other questions about the Alola region, you know where to find me!

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A place where yellow flowers bloom in abundance. You can gather the nectar Oricorio loves to feed on here. Melemele Meadow (Japanese: ������@ Melemele Flower Garden) is a location on Melemele Island in Alola, located west of Route 3. A hidden tunnel in the west of the first flower field leads to Seaward Cave.read more >>