Pokémon Center

A Pokémon Center is a type of facility in the Pokémon series. Found in most settlements, they provide services such as healing to Pokémon Trainers.
Pokémon Centers are usually buildings, with a standard one- or two-floor layout across all locations in a region. In Paldea, Pokémon Centers are outdoor structures similar to a . Most Pokémon Centers from Generation III onwards are identifiable by their red or orange roof and use of the Poké Ball symbol.
==Services==
The Pokémon Center's main feature is a Pokémon hospital. It is almost always staffed by a Pokémon Center Nurse who uses a machine to heal Trainers' Pokémon, free of charge. The exception is the Pokémon Center in Po Town, Alola, staffed by a Team Skull Grunt who charges a small fee for the service.
Before Generation IX, Pokémon Centers feature a PC to access the Pokémon Storage System.
From Generation V onwards, Pokémon Centers were merged with the Poké Mart convenience stores.
==Access==
Fly and Teleport usually bring the player character to the nearest or last used Pokémon Center. The player character also respawns at the Pokémon Center if they black out (all of their Pokémon faint).
==Locations and appearances==
There are Pokémon Centers in most towns and cities in the core series, as well as on some routes. Pokémon Centers also frequently appear in the anime, and in the Pokémon Trading Card Game as a Trainer or Stadium card.
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