Pokémon Network Center

The Pokémon Network CenterInstruction manual, page 50 (UK edition) (Japanese: ポケモンネットワークセンター Pokémon Network Center), or Pokémon Net CenterIn-game name; theme title in the English soundtrack release for short, is a building in the town of , and is only accessible in .
The symbol seen on the front of the building later reappears on the Global Trade Station and Global Terminal, possibly indicating some sort of connection.
==Network Machine==
In addition to the standard features of a Pokémon Center, it contains the Network Machine, run by Celio, a good friend of Bill. It connects Kanto's, Hoenn's, and Orre's Pokémon Storage Systems, effectively allowing s to link with , , and .
When it is first seen, it is not yet active, but after the player retrieves the and from Mt. Ember and Rocket Warehouse, respectively, it begins to function. However, players must enter the Hall of Fame and obtain both the National Pokédex and the Rainbow Pass.
Its design is based on the Pokémon News Machine of the Pokémon Communication Center.
===States===
Three levels of communication are shown on the machine's display. The level shown depends on the progress of the .
The first level is shown as soon as the player arrives at for the first time, when Bill guides them to the Pokémon Network Center in order to meet his friend Celio.
The second level is shown once Bill has helped Celio in One Island and grants access to the Pokémon Storage System as well as allowing communication with Kanto. More precisely, it is shown once the player has rescued Lostelle from the at Berry Forest on Three Island. When reached, the red, green and blue lights on the front of the machine will flash on and off.
The third level is displayed once the and have been retrieved. The machine is now fully operational and is able to communicate with Hoenn and Orre in addition to Kanto.
==Inspiration==
The Pokémon Network Center is based on the Pokémon Communication Center of the Japanese version of . Both facilities are expansions of regular Pokémon Centers which house similarly designed machines that extend communication functionality of their respective games; whereas the Pokémon Communication Center's Pokémon News Machine served as a rudimentary leaderboard for s, the Pokémon Network Center's Network Machine instead allows players to link with , , and .
==Items==
==In the manga==
===Pokémon Adventures===
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The Pokémon Network Center first appeared in Now You See Me..., where Celio contacted about how he was having communication issues with the Pokémon Storage System to the degree that he couldn't even connect to the other Sevii Islands anymore. In ...Now You Don't, after Green's parents had been kidnapped by aboard the Seagallop, was brought to the Network Center to recover from the shock she had experienced upon seeing her mother and father disapper before her eyes.
In Don't Doubt Deoxys, Celio figured out that the reason for the Pokémon Storage System malfunctioning was because of Team Rocket disturbing the signal with electromagnetic waves. Simultaneously, a mob was trying to storm the Network Center, as Team Rocket was attacking the Sevii Islands to capture of the Pallet Town Pokédex holders, and the mob wanted to hand Green over to them to make the attack stop. Fortunately, Green was able to slip out through a back door and escape to the harbor, where she boarded the Seagallop and left to join and .
==In other languages==
Pokémon Network Center
Network Machine
==References==
==Related articles==
* Pokémon Center
* Celio
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