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Kuroishi Island (黒石島, Kuroishi-jima; Literally meaning "Black Stone Island"), also known as the Great Lizard Island (大きなトカゲ島, Okina Tokage Shima; Literally meaning "Great Lizard Island"), is a sacred place of the land of Lizards, the place where all the lizards that Kōhai, Illia, Kazuki and Kūdō have summoned live. It is home to small and large lizards alike, though the lizards are not nearly as big as the toads of Mount Myōboku. The island consists of several areas with different lizards with different abilities living in each area. Some of these areas include a beach with black sand, hills with perpetual mist, a savannah, and forests.

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  • Kuroishi Island (黒石島, Kuroishi-jima; Literally meaning "Black Stone Island"), also known as the Great Lizard Island (大きなトカゲ島, Okina Tokage Shima; Literally meaning "Great Lizard Island"), is a sacred place of the land of Lizards, the place where all the lizards that Kōhai, Illia, Kazuki and Kūdō have summoned live. It is home to small and large lizards alike, though the lizards are not nearly as big as the toads of Mount Myōboku. The island consists of several areas with different lizards with different abilities living in each area. Some of these areas include a beach with black sand, hills with perpetual mist, a savannah, and forests.
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  • Kuroishi Island (黒石島, Kuroishi-jima; Literally meaning "Black Stone Island"), also known as the Great Lizard Island (大きなトカゲ島, Okina Tokage Shima; Literally meaning "Great Lizard Island"), is a sacred place of the land of Lizards, the place where all the lizards that Kōhai, Illia, Kazuki and Kūdō have summoned live. It is home to small and large lizards alike, though the lizards are not nearly as big as the toads of Mount Myōboku. The island consists of several areas with different lizards with different abilities living in each area. Some of these areas include a beach with black sand, hills with perpetual mist, a savannah, and forests.
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