Pokemon Wind and Wave, otherwise known as Gen 10, has seen numerous leaks over the past year. So much so, in fact, that while it will be great to see it in action, it's basically Nintendo's worst-kept secret heading into Pokemon Day on February 27.

For example, it's been out there for a while that Gen 10 would be called Pokemon Wind or Wave (plus or minus pluralization depending on translation) and would be based on Southeast Asia. This is going to make it a more island-heavy region, further emphasized by the legendaries being described as "wind grandpa and wave grandma." Now, the latest leak has given fans a more concrete look at the region's layout, as well as detailing the various environments and key locations of each island.

Due to the nature of this leak, some of the possible information may be considered spoilers.

As the leak was shared by known aggregate account Centro Leaks, fans should take the image there and this info with a grain of salt, as with all leaks. Plenty could have changed in the time between this leak (derived from 2024 data), with Centro also stating that more landmarks have been added to their knowledge. That said, it's still a pretty interesting look. Because of it, fans can reasonably expect Pokemon Gen 10's Gyms to be Grass, Poison, Flying, Fighting, Dark, Normal, Steel, and Fairy. Previous leaks have indicated that Pokemon Gen 10 gyms would be mixed with Titan Pokemon, representing a total of 18 challenges. By the process of elimination, this means the Titan Pokemon of Gen 10 would be Fire, Water, Electric, Ice, Ground, Psychic, Bug, Rock, Ghost, and Dragon-type Pokemon.

A Look at Pokemon Wind and Wave's Islands

  • Uninhabited Island
    • Uninhabited Island Field
    • Uninhabited Island Volcanic cavern

  • Island 1
    • Hotel
    • Hotel surrounding area
    • Hotel Entrance
    • Hotel, Player's Room (likely to operate like the hotel room in Pokemon Legends: Z-A)
    • Observation Deck
    • Northern Wasteland, Magma area
    • Woobat Tunnel
    • Northeastern terraced rice fields
    • Grass Gym
    • Southeastern swamp area
    • Mangrove Forest
    • Mt. Symbol
    • Buried Ruins
    • Spicky Rocks Area
    • Mt. Symbol Summit

  • Island 2
    • Poison Swamp area
    • Poison Gym

  • Island 3
    • Anthill Fieldlands

  • Island 4
    • No Landmarks

  • Island 5
    • Marsh Area
    • Dam Powerplant
    • Snowy Mountain Area
    • Majin Research Lab - Ice
    • Icicle Snowfield
    • Summit Area
    • Wasteland Area
    • Flowing Water area

  • Island 6
    • Sandy Area
    • Rocky Area
    • Flying Gym

  • Island 7
    • Fighting Gym
    • Goro Rock

  • Island 8
    • Capital City
    • Dark Gym
    • Group Headquarters
    • Pokemon Center Headquarters
    • Tour Company Headquarters
    • Boutique
    • TM Shop
    • Hair Salon
    • Pharmacy
    • Ivy Jungle
    • Majin research lab Ground
    • Will-o-wisp Caldera

  • Island 9
    • Normal Gym

  • Island 10
    • No Landmarks

  • Island 11
    • Mid-sized Town
    • Rocky Area
    • Steel Gym
    • Champion Trial
    • Pokemon League
    • Blizzard area
    • Glaciar Lake
    • Forest Area

  • Island 12
    • Desert Area
    • Majin Research Lab Rock
    • Desert Stadium
    • Abandoned Mine Cave
    • Fieldland Area
    • Ghost Island
    • Ghost Mineral Spring

  • Island 13
    • Islands of Thones
    • Thone Path

  • Island 14
    • Fairy Island
    • Fairy Island Cave
    • Fairy Gym

  • Island 15
    • The Southwestern Island

  • Island 16
    • Desert Cauldron

  • Island 17
    • Ruins
    • Islands of Ruins in forest
    • Platform Island

  • Ocean 1
    • Majin Research Lab Psychic
    • Neon Abyss

  • Ocean 2 ~ Ocean 8
  • Deep Sea 1 ~ Deep Sea 10
  • Legendary Temple (Wind)
  • Legendary Temple (Wave)

Who’s That Character?

Identify the silhouettes before time runs out.

Who’s That Character? Identify the silhouettes before time runs out.
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Even a cursory glance at this reveals more possible details. For example, it seems likely that the Titan Pokemon are somehow involved with the "Majin Research Labs" and that there's a nice variety of islands. Some are completely dedicated to one concept, like that of the Fairy Gym and Normal Gyms, while others are much more expansive. The numbered oceans, deep seas, and the Neon Abyss are likely areas tied to Pokemon Wind and Wave's rumored procedural generation. These areas may be populated differently and change every time players visit them.

Of course, there's a lot left to be revealed, given fans have obviously not seen a new Pokemon yet, nor have they had many story leaks outside the initial encounter. Fans can expect that reveal on Pokemon Day, but based on the various Pokemon Wind and Wave leaks, it's already shaping up to be an interesting marketing season, as well as an interesting new generation of Pokemon.