Meadow Zone

Meadow Zone is a location in PokéPark Wii: Pikachu's Adventure. This zone is a lush grassland with a river flowing in the center that is fed by a nearby waterfall with cliffs in the shape of Dialga and Palkia. This zone is mainly inhabited by and -type Pokémon.
== Areas ==
The Meadow Zone is split into two halves by a river. On the right side is Bulbasaur's attraction, Bidoof's Dam, and the obstacle bounce. On the left side is the entrance to the Meeting Place, the entrance to Venusaur's area, and a path that leads behind the waterfall. The two halves are joined by a bridge with a small island in the middle with a Drifblim station. The Meadow Zone is also connected to the PokéPark entrance where Pikachu first lands.
==Story==
Pikachu lands in the PokéPark entrance after being sent there by Mew. There, Pikachu meets Chatot, who teaches them how to use their moves and play Skill Games. Upon reaching the Meadow Zone, Pikachu reunites with one of his friends, Chikorita. The two then meet Bulbasaur and play his attraction, despite the rules from the Zone Keeper, Venusaur, that prohibit attractions from being played and Pokémon from leaving the Zone. After winning and receiving a prism piece from Bulbasaur, two of Venusaur's enforcers, Treecko and Mankey, discover the violation of the Zone rules and kidnap Chikorita to bring her to Venusaur. 
After defeating the two in Skill Games, Pikachu reaches Venusaur's area where Chikorita is being held. Venusaur at first refuses to let Chikorita go because he believes that other Pokémon in the Zone will follow their example and break the rules, but agrees to release Chikorita if Pikachu defeats his trusted aids, Spearow and Croagunk, in Skill Games. After Pikachu defeats Venusaur's aids, Chikorita is released and she protests Venusaur's overprotective rules and asks Pikachu to challenge Venusaur's Skill Game. Venusaur excepts the challenge and agrees to lift his rules if Pikachu wins.
After Pikachu wins Venusaur's attraction, Venusaur keeps his words and lifts his rules in addition to giving Pikachu a prism piece. Venusaur then admits the reason he became so overprotective was because he had a fight with the other Zone Keepers, Empoleon and Blaziken and asks Pikachu to help mend their broken friendship. With the rules lifted, Pikachu gains access to the Meeting Place.
After Pikachu finds Piplup at the Beach Zone, he returns to the Meadow Zone to get Bidoof's help in rebuilding the bridges to the islands in order to rescue a trapped Wynaut. After Bidoof is befriended, he sends one of his family members to the Beach Zone to rebuild the bridge.
==Inhabitants==
==Attractions==
===Bulbasaur's Daring Dash===
Bulbasaur's Daring Dash is a standard race between your Pokémon and six other Pokémon. This race is timed, and the first one to the finish line wins the attraction.
*To run, shake the Wii remote.
**The faster you shake the Wii remote, the faster the Pokémon will dash.
====Pokémon====
Pokémon	Pokémon 	Bonus
 	Magikarp 	00:14.50
 	Caterpie 	00:13.70
 	Weedle 	00:13.10
 	Lotad 	00:12.40
 	Bonsly 	00:11.90
 	Munchlax 	00:11.60
 	Shroomish	00:11.30
 	Oddish 	00:11.10
 	Bidoof 	00:10.90
 	Bulbasaur	00:10.80
 	Turtwig 	00:10.50
 	Bibarel 	00:10.10
 	Treecko 	00:10.00
 	Pikachu 	00:09.70
 	Chimchar 	00:09.80
 	Croagunk 	00:09.20
 	Buneary 	00:08.70
 	Pachirisu	00:08.10
 	Shinx 	00:07.40
 	Scyther 	00:06.80
 	Leafeon 	00:06.50
 	Eevee 	00:07.70
 	Ponyta 	00:07.10
 	Arcanine 	00:06.30
 	Jolteon 	00:06.10
 	Mew 	00:05.40
===Venusaur's Vine Swing===
Venusaur's Vine Swing is a game where the Pokémon must build up speed while hanging on a vine. The Pokémon releases from the vine and lands. The better timing the Pokémon releases the vine, the farther they will fly.
*To swing the vine, flick the Wii remote in time to build up speed.
**Flick in time with the vine to gain momentum.
*To release from the vine, press the "B" button.
====Pokémon====
Pokémon	Pokémon 	Bonus
 	Magikarp 	023m
 	Munchlax 	038m
 	Pikachu 	040m
 	Pachirisu	044m
 	Treecko 	049m
 	Chimchar 	053m
 	Aipom 	058m
 	Mankey 	062m
 	Croagunk 	067m
 	Ambipom 	072m
 	Tangrowth	075m
 	Primeape 	078m
 	Lucario 	081m
 	Infernape	084m
 	Blaziken 	087m
 	Jirachi 	100m
Category:PokéPark locations
Category:Locations
Category:Meadows