Fortree City

Fortree City is a city located roughly between Mauville City and Lilycove City in the Hoenn Region.
==Description==
Fortree City has a quite different design than any other city in the Pokémon World. The Fortree City has treehouses and several other wooden buildings. All the houses are built at a height from the ground so ladders are there to get to the houses. Wooden Bridges connect the Treehouse. It has a Pokémon Center, a Poké Mart, a Pokémon Gym and 6 to 7 houses (varies from game to game). 
==Areas of interest==
===Fortree Gym===
Fortree Gym is under the tutelage of Gym Leader Winona, who specializes in using -type Pokémon. The gym's layout revolves around the concept of rotating turnstile doors that will prevent the player from going backwards once the player goes through them. In order to reach Winona, the player is forced to navigate through these various gates and encounter numerous Trainers along the way.
Upon her defeat, Winona will award the player with the Feather Badge, which enables the player's Pokémon to use HM02 Fly outside of battle. Winona also grants the player the TM Aerial Ace. 
Upon the player's arrival at Fortree City, the gym is initially blocked off by an invisible object, preventing his/her access until the player encounters Steven Stone on Route 120. Steven gifts the player with a Devon Scope, which enables the invisible object outside Fortree Gym to be revealed as a camouflaged Kecleon, which the player can then battle and potentially capture.
===Secret Base Shop===
Fortree City is also home to a shop devoted to selling decorative goods for the player to add to their Secret Base. The two vendors sell desks and chairs respectively.
====Desk Shop====
Item 	Sprite	Price
Small Desk 	 	3000
Pokémon Desk	 	3000
Heavy Desk 	 	6000
Ragged Desk 	 	6000
Comfort Desk	 	6000
Brick Desk 	 	9000
Camp Desk 	 	9000
Hard Desk 	 	9000
====Chair Shop====
Item 	Sprite	Price
Small Chair 	 	2000
Pokémon Chair	 	2000
Heavy Chair 	 	2000
Ragged Chair 	 	2000
Comfort Chair	 	2000
Brick Chair 	 	2000
Camp Chair 	 	2000
Hard Chair 	 	2000
===Treehouses===
Fortree City, as its name suggests, is also home to a collection of residential treehouses, where its occupants live high off the ground. Connecting these treehouses are lengths of wooden trackwork.
==Items==
*Wood Mail
==HM/TM==
*TM10 (Hidden Power)
==Anime==
==Manga==
===Pokémon Adventures===
==Trivia==
* Fortree City's name comes from "forest green" and "tree." Hiwamaki City, its Japanese name, comes from 鶸色 (hiwairo, chartreuse).
* As Hoenn is based on Kyūshū, Fortree City is based on Kobayashi.
==Gallery==
Fortree City - Pokémon Center (Gen III).png|The Pokémon Center (Gen III)
Fortree City - Pokémon Mart (Gen III).png|The Pokémon Mart (Gen III)
Fortree City - Gym (Gen III).png|The gym (Gen III)
Fortree City - TM10 (Gen III).png|An elderly lady will give the player a TM10 (Hidden Power).
Fortree City - Trade Request (Gen III).png|In Ruby & Sapphire, the player can trade a Pikachu with Darrell for a Skitty nicknamed "Skitit".
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