Pokemon Snap, first level (beach), by thisplatypus.

I played this last a few months ago on an emulator. I nostalgia’d so hard i thought my heart had been restarted. As soon as I found Mapstalgia, I knew I had to pay homage <3

[Josh says: aw, heck, Mapstalgia <3 you too.]

Pokemon Ruby, Mauville, by lunathewarrior.

My favorite town from the GBA game, Pokemon Ruby. Incidentally, this is also my first map for this blog; I discovered it yesterday and found I couldn’t resist, even though my art skills are limited to basic shapes. I hope to post more in the future. What a neat idea for a tumblr!

[Josh says: basic shapes are totally keen!  Thanks for the submission, keep at it!]

Pokemon, Viridian Forest entrance, by AnalogStick.

Note: That flower patch really got me. You walk in a talk to the guy and he’s like “Do you know what I’m doing?” and you say yes or no. No provided the stupid response of “I’m spraying Repel to stop those bugs from eating my flowers.” he’s standing on the flowers. they’re already ruined

Pokemon, Sinnoh, by chr1597.

Seen a lot of Pokemon maps, but none of the 4th gen. Here’s my attempt at Sinnoh.

Pokemon, Kanto and Johto, by heartilly.

This is the combined map for Kanto and Johto from the Pokemon games. I started off doing Kanto which took no time at all as I played the original games SO MANY TIMES. I then decided to add in the Johto map, which took a bit longer to remember. I also added the gym leaders names (in a colour appropriate to their type). I also added in a few important landmarks besides the towns, such as islands, houses and pokemon that block the path. :) Then I decided to colour in with a spray-can effect to mark where land/sea is, where I think will be where many of my mistakes will be! I regretted the decision halfway through as it took ages, but it was too late then.

Pokemon, Kanto, by PRY.

It isn’t really proportionate, but I got most things right. Forgot some names like Silence Bridge and Nugget Bridge, but the rest is fine, I think.

I had played all three Generation I games back in the days - Red, Blue and Yellow, to the DEATH. Afterwards came Gold, Silver and Crystal. After that, interest waned a bit. Then I got my hands on Fire Red. Everything changed.

Since I also played SoulSilver a lot, my knowledge of the Kanto Map should be pretty fair. The Johto map, however, is a whole other case. Funny, if you think about it.

Pokemon Mystery Dungeon Red/Blue rescue team, town map, by joseph.

This is the town…

In the submission page it says I can do it with ketchup, sadly I ran out of ketchup this morning so I had to go with mustard… 

[Josh says: oh man.  I think you are on to something here, joseph.  Someone needs to draw a Donkey Kong Country map on a banana now.]

Pokemon Red, Kanto Region, by Nicholas Flynt.

Pokemon Red was my first real game for the gameboy, and I studied it to death. I was an avid programmer on the TI-84 calculators all through Junior High and High School, and I was working on porting the maps to a playable version of the game. That never saw the light of day of course (I graduated and got a RealLife(tm) unfortunately) but I saw your site and immediately got out my paper and pencil and went to work.

This is all of the major towns and some of the in-between features, as best I could remember them  completely from memory. I haven’t played the original game in several years. Marked are important locations that I could remember, such as the fabled Missingno glitch, the HM Fly which I never found until very late in my first playthrough, and all the locations where Gary encounters you. (To my knowledge, I haven’t missed any Gary encounters on the map— the one at the Plateau is omitted intentionally.)

I remembered the general shape of the Forest and some of the earlier routes, but my route memory fades just outside of Pewter, so I resorted to just showing connections. I also omitted Nugget Bridge and Bill’s house north of Celadon due to running out of paper. I think I have the Gyms, Pokemon Marts, and Pokemon Centers at least in their general locations within each city, which is encouraging.

Enjoy!

Pokemon FireRed, world map, by chad.

Here’s a map from Pokemon Fire Red. Though, there might be some elements from Pokemon Pearl. I would make a terrible poke-cartographer.

Pokemon Red, Blue, Yellow, FireRed, and LeafGreen, Kanto Region, by lonewookie.

I know I don’t have the placement right for some of the bottom-right of the map.  And I forgot whether some of the places are cities or towns.  I feel like I should have remembered more considering how many times I have been to Kanto.

Joseph