Aurora

The Aurora region is the first region introduced in PMD: Shift, the starting place for all players.

Aurora region has a wide variety of landscapes. It has no specific design theme, rather to be diverse and naturalistic in terms of sceneries. The region is divided into two different areas with opposite terrains. The eastern part is mainly grasslands and plains, while western part is a mountainous area. Aurora is surrounded by oceans, thus, is not connected to any other regions by land.

Players will have to complete this region first in order to unlock the next region, Arcoda.

Etymology
The region name - Aurora - comes from the Latin word: "aurora", which means "dawn" in English. The name has a meaning to it, as it signifies "new beginning", just like how a dawn starts a new day. It also implies that this is the first region, where players start a brand new journey in this game

Demographics
Including all the settlements, the total population of the Aurora region is 160.

Landmarks

 * Florea Outskirts
 * Plaza Strait
 * Righteous Road
 * Tropical Fields
 * Training Grounds
 * Petal Pathway
 * Petal Garden
 * Florea Fields
 * Florea Path
 * Tropical Trail
 * Bayside Bazaar
 * Fantasy Bay
 * Newpond Range
 * Newpond Stream
 * Aurora Highland
 * Aurora Trail
 * Nincada Tunnel
 * Sakura Forest
 * Trillium Path
 * Seaside Path
 * Mysveil Valley

Dungeons

 * Florea Town Dungeon
 * Florea Town Dojo (Grass Dojo | Fire Dojo | Water Dojo)
 * Tropical Path
 * Sunny Meadow
 * Temple of Mirage
 * Garuga Quarry
 * Justice Labyrinth
 * Captivating Grove
 * Ion Cave
 * Sunlight Lake
 * Lumberworks
 * Cosmo Canyon
 * Fantasy Woods
 * Sapphire Sea
 * Venomous Den
 * Echo Tower
 * Canyon Strait
 * Electro Moor
 * Iron Cavern
 * Ancient Ruin
 * Deeproot Tunnel
 * Desolate Mountain
 * Dream Forest
 * Sakura Forest
 * Sandy Strand
 * Skyview Lair
 * Mt. Mysveil
 * Mysveil Ruins
 * Mysveil Ruins Underpass