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East Province (Area One)

East Province (Area One) (Japanese: 東１番エリア East - Area One) is a grassy region in the of the Paldea region that surrounds Artazon. It connects to East Province (Area Two) over a river in the northeast, East Province (Area Three) in the north, South Province (Area Three) in the south and west, and South Province (Area Five) in the far southwest. The southeastern side of the region borders the East Paldean Sea. Schedar Squad's Base, the headquarters of Team Star's Fire Squad, is located within the region.
==Places of interest==
===Artazon===
The town of Artazon is located in the southern portion of the area. It is home to the Artazon Gym, led by the Gym Leader Brassius.
===Schedar Squad's Base===
Schedar Squad's Base, the base of operations of Team Star's Fire Squad led by Mela, is located in the central part of the area.
===East Province (Area One) Pokémon Center===
A Pokémon Center is located near the center of area, just northeast of Artazon. A Pokémon League representative here asks the to defeat five Pokémon Trainers in East Province (Area One) for an item reward.
===East Province (Area One) Watchtower===
A watchtower is located at the northeastern part of the area, overlooking the East Paldean Sea. A Chest Form can be found and battled here.
==Poké Mart==
==Items==
===Gifts===
===Beach biome===
===Prairie biome===
==Special encounters==
After acquiring a Reshiram Treat from Snacksworth, Reshiram will spawn in this area as a static encounter. If defeated, it can be battled again after the game has been rebooted, provided that over one hour has passed in Nintendo Switch's internal clock since its defeat. It is coded to never be .
==Pokémon==
===Static Encounters===
Species	Level Range	Availability
 	 	
 	 	
 	 	
==Trainers==
==In animation==
===Pokémon: Paldean Winds===
East Province (Area One) briefly appeared in Take a Breath, as Hohma and his were returning to Naranja Academy.
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
Category:Routes
Category:Paldea locations
Category:Scarlet and Violet locations
de:Östliche Zone 1
es:Área 1 del este
fr:Zone Est n° 1
it:Area 1 Est
ja:東1番エリア
zh:東第１區
East Province (Area Three)

East Province (Area Three) (Japanese: 東３番エリア East - Area Three) is a rocky region in the of the Paldea region that surrounds Zapapico. It connects to East Province (Area Two) to the south, East Province (Area One) in the southwest, Tagtree Thicket in the northwest, North Province (Area One) in the far north, and North Province (Area Two) in the northeast, as well as Dalizapa Passage, a subregion of Glaseado Mountain, in the west. The eastern side of the region borders the East Paldean Sea. It is home to the Titan Pokémon , the Lurking Steel Titan.
==Places of interest==
===Zapapico===
The town of Zapapico is a small settlement at the western tip of the area.
===East Province (Area Three) Rest Stop===
A rest stop is located about two-thirds of the way along the path from Levincia to Zapapico. A nurse will heal the 's Pokémon if talked to.
===East Province (Area Three) Watchtower===
A watchtower is located in the central part of the area, near where the Lurking Steel Titan initially rests. A Chest Form can be found and battled here.
===Million Volt Skyline===
The Million Volt Skyline is one of the . Located near the river just northwest of Levincia, the spot offers a full, clear view of the city.
==Poké Mart==
==Items==
===Mine biome===
==Special encounters==
After acquiring an Entei Treat from Snacksworth, Entei will spawn in this area as a static encounter. If defeated, it can be battled again after the game has been rebooted, provided that over one hour has passed in Nintendo Switch's internal clock since its defeat. It is coded to never be .
==Pokémon==
===Static encounters===
Species	Level Range	Availability
 	 	
 	 	
 	 	
 	 	
==Trainers==
===Multi-Battle partners===
Arven joins the as a Multi Battle partner against the Lurking Steel Titan.
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==In other languages==
==Related articles==
Category:Routes
Category:Paldea locations
Category:Scarlet and Violet locations
de:Östliche Zone 3
es:Área 3 del este
fr:Zone Est n° 3
it:Area 3 Est
ja:東3番エリア
zh:東第３區
East Province (Area Two)

East Province (Area Two) (Japanese: 東２番エリア East - Area Two) is a grassy region in the of the Paldea region that surrounds Levincia. It connects to East Province (Area One) over a river in the south and west and East Province (Area Three) in the north. The eastern side of the region borders the East Paldean Sea.
==Places of interest==
===Levincia===
The city of Levincia is a coastal settlement along the eastern shore of the area. It is a city with a large population and a wide selection of stores. It is home to the Levincia Gym, led by the Gym Leader Iono.
===Levincia Lighthouse===
A lighthouse is located just northeast of Levincia, at the top of a cliff. It is accessible via a path from the city.
==Poké Mart==
==Items==
===Beach biome===
===Prairie biome===
==Pokémon==
===Static Encounters===
Species	Level Range	Availability
 	 	
 	 	
==Trainers==
==In animation==
===Pokémon Horizons: The Series===
East Province (Area Two) first appeared in An Unexpected Picnic!, where the Rising Volt Tacklers had a picnic there and Roy encountered a . In the next episode, Roy helped Wattrel overcome its fear of heights and learn to fly. Out of gratitude, Wattrel then allowed itself to be by him.
In The Plan to Capture Rayquaza, the Explorers started an operation to summon and capture the Black Rayquaza at Levincia Lighthouse. Using a device that simulates the energy created by , the Explorers succeeded in summoning Rayquaza and started attacking it in order to weaken it for capture. The Rising Volt Tacklers arrived on the scene to stop the villains, with Roy using Wattrel to block Chalce's thrown Ultra Ball and Dot disabling the Explorers' machine. While Rayquaza started its counterattack with , the short-tempered Coral ignored Chalce's orders and had her recklessly charge at Rayquaza and use , which sent the crashing into the Brave Olivine, severely damaging the airship.
In the next episode, Spinel had the Explorers retreat, allowing Liko and Roy to challenge Rayquaza. Surprisingly, Amethio joined the confrontation as well, teaming up with Friede. Friede's Charizard and Amethio's Ceruledge were both stallized and fought against Rayquaza, but were eventually overwhelmed by its , leaving the fight to Liko and Roy. During the confrontation, Roy's Fuecoco learned and Liko's evolved into , but they were still unable to do much against the Legendary Pokémon, which fled when its opponents collapsed from exhaustion.
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
Category:Routes
Category:Paldea locations
Category:Scarlet and Violet locations
de:Östliche Zone 2
es:Área 2 del este
fr:Zone Est n° 2
it:Area 2 Est
ja:東2番エリア
zh:東第２區
East Road

The East Road (Japanese: イーストロード East Road) is a short path in Fiore that connects Fall City to the Krokka Tunnel.
The main event here is at the end of the first mission when the has to calm a .
==Wild Pokémon==
This is a listing of the Pokémon found on the East Road after the credits:
==Go-Rock Squad==
There are no Go-Rock Squad encounters in this area.
==Obstacles==
Image	Name	Description 	Field Move	Hidden Pokémon
 	Sign	This sign is mysteriously replaced if it is cut into tiny pieces.	Cut 	
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
Category:Fiore locations
Category:Ranger locations
Category:Routes
de:Oststraße
es:Ruta este
fr:Route de l'Est
it:Strada est
ja:イーストロード
zh:東路
Easter's Pikachu (SM-P Promo 55)

Easter's Pikachu (Japanese: イースターのピカチュウ Easter's Pikachu) is a Basic Pokémon card. It is one of the .
==Card text==
===Pokédex data===
==Release information==
In Japan, this card was available as a as part of the Sparkling Spring Festival Campaign, which began on March 18, 2017. Starting April 1, 2017, customers at participating Pokémon Centers (including the Pokémon Center Online) and Pokémon Stores who purchased five booster packs in one transaction were given a Pokémon Egg-shaped card containing 1 of 4 "Pikachu's Easter" promotional cards. This card features the "Pikachu's Easter" logo in the bottom right corner of the artwork.
==Trivia==
===Origin===
This card's Pokédex entry comes from .
Category:SM-P Promotional cards
Category:Illus. by hanako
Category:Holographic cards
de:Easter no Pikachu (SM-P Promotional cards 055)
fr:イースターのピカチュウ (サン＆ムーンプロモカード 055)
ja:イースターのピカチュウ (SM-P)
zh:复活节的皮卡丘（SM-P）
Easterly Town

Easterly Town (Japanese: イーストタウン East Town) is the second town accessible in Pokémon Rumble Blast, located in Sun-Dappled Bank. It is available after beating the Battle Royale in 1-4, Challenger's Ground, and contains a move vendor with , a move-a-majig, and a who can be given Passwords. It also contains the who hosts the Battle Locale. It also contains all the normal facilitates, such as a two-player co-op machine, a release point, and many others.
Easterly Town can be revisited by going through region near it and finding sleeping , who will wake up out of surprise and dig a hole leading to Easterly Town. Likewise, there will be holes in Easterly Town leading to the region Drilbur was found. The player can also press start and "Return to Town".
==Features==
*Glowing Fountain: The fountain heals the player's Pokémon, as it has Glowdrops.
*Move Vendor: SolarBeam for 300,000Ⓟ.
*Move-a-majig: Obtain a random move up to ★★. Cost changes depending on the power level of the Pokémon being used.
*Two-Player: The player can share Mii names, Nintendo 3DS user names, etc. The original Toy Trainer's name may be shown to the player being communicated with. The player can also recruit other players, or search for other players. 
*Information: The player can check their play info, battle(s) info, switch info, battle records, misc info, money acquired, money spent, information about the Battle Royales the player took part in, team battle data, and Top Defeated Pokémon.
*Collection: The player can check the Pokémon they found in different areas. 
*Shopscope: The player can peek at the Toy Shop, where their Mii will be standing, looking at the Pokémon. The player can also invite another player to come to the Toy Shop, as well as activate StreetPass. Additionally, the player can look at their collection, which consists of the Pokémon befriended in battle. Using the Stylus, the player can edit their greeting, the default being, "Hello!" The player has a card which has the player's greeting, most powerful Pokémon, power of the player's collection, time played, and the number of team Pokémon the player has. On the back, the player can check how much money is owned, total power, how much Pokémon has been befriended, attacks, Pokémon switches, and StreetPass hits. 
*Launch Pad: A Launch Pad is found in the town, heading back to Toy Town, and later Westerly Town, Northerly Town, and Axle Town.
==NPC Pokémon==
NPC Pokémon	NPC Pokémon
 	
 	
 	
 	
 	
 	
===Password Munna===
A in Easterly Town will take passwords from the player and unlock special Pokémon.
==In other languages==
de:Oststadt
Eastern Cave

Eastern Cave (Japanese: ひがしのほらあな Eastern Cave) is a dungeon in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky. It is exclusive to the second Special Episode, Igglybuff the Prodigy. 
Its music is the same as that of Buried Relic from the first Pokémon Mystery Dungeon game, and is also shared with the 3rd Station Pass of Sky Peak Mountain Path. can be found. 
==Gameplay==
As this is a Special Episode dungeon, the player cannot recruit Pokémon inside and cannot be rescued if knocked out. 
All floors are medium-sized, with 3-8 rooms on floor 1 and 10, and 3-9 rooms on other floors.
There's 3-6 items on each floor and 2-5 items buried in the walls. There's 3-5 starting enemies on each floor.
The IQ Booster does not activate in this dungeon. The turn limit is 1000. There is water on floors 3, 5 and 7. The enemies in this dungeon have 26IQ.
==Pokémon encountered==
==Items==
===Ground===
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===Kecleon Shop===
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===Monster House===
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===Buried items===
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==Traps==
The amount of traps depends on the floor:
*0 on floor 1
*4-8 on floor 2
*4-9 on floor 3
*5-10 on floors 4 and 5
*5-11 on floor 6
*6-12 on floors 7 through 10
Game will spawn extra in a Monster House.
Image	Trap 	Appearance %
 	Slow Trap 	10%
 	Slumber Trap	10%
 	Summon Trap 	10%
 	Trip Trap 	10%
 	Warp Trap 	10%
 	Wonder Tile 	50%
==Other encounters==
Image	Encounter 	1F-5F	6F, 8-10F	7F
 	Kecleon Shop 	8% 	8% 	50%
 	Monster House	0% 	5% 	5%
==Layout==
Puzzle room	Treasure room
 	
  	 
==In other languages==
Category:Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky locations
Category:Caves
de:Östliche Höhle
es:Cueva Oriental
fr:Caverne de l'Est
it:Grotta Orientale
ja:ひがしのほらあな
zh:东部洞窟
Eastern Forest

The Eastern Forest (Japanese: ひがしのもり Eastern Forest) refers to two locations in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon:
*A group of Friend Areas in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red Rescue Team and Blue Rescue Team. The group consists of the following Friend Areas:
**Mist-Rise Forest
**Flyaway Forest
**Overgrown Forest
**Energetic Forest
*A plot-relevant place mentioned in Explorers of Time, Darkness and Sky that is never accessed by the plaer.
Eastern Savanna

Eastern Savanna (Japanese: 東のサバンナ East Savanna) is a playable dungeon the goes through in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity. It has 14 floors and no boss. This dungeon is accessible immediately after the player finishes the Glacier Palace dungeon. The 4th and 11th floors have green locked doors, which require a to pass through.
==Pokémon encountered==
===Eastern Savanna===
====Unnumbered floors====
Players can be warped to unnumbered floors of Eastern Savanna, with an increased chance with higher mysteriosity ratings.
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==Items==
==In other languages==
Category:Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity locations
Category:Plains
de:Östliche Savanne
es:Sabana Este
fr:Savane de l'Est
it:Savana Orientale
ja:東のサバンナ
zh:東之莽原
Eastern Sea

The Eastern Sea (Japanese: ひがしのうみ East Sea) is a location in .
It is located east of Sophian Island and can be accessed by riding the Union ship from Tilt Village on Mitonga Island. The Undersea Cavern (Japanese: かいていどうくつ Seafloor Cave) is located here. It is often a victim of pollution because of its unpredictable currents, large amounts of trash get carried here.
==Undersea Cavern==
The first arrives at the Undersea Cavern after being assigned a quest in the Aqua Resort to search for a parcel a dropped while performing a delivery.
After capturing all 300 Pokémon in the Browser (excluding Pokémon from ), a new quest is unlocked where a pair of Pokémon Pinchers at Rand's House ask the player to rescue their leader who has gotten stuck under a boulder at the bottom of the Undersea Cavern. After rescuing Blue Eyes, the player is challenged by a very agitated Lugia while aboard the Union. After capture, Professor Hastings suggests that Lugia was more agitated by the pollution rather than the Pinchers' presence and was only protecting the ocean.
===Pokémon===
==Layout==
Game 	Seafloor Entrance	Upper Cavern	Upper East Terminus	East Channel, Upper	East Channel, Lower	West Channel
 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	  	  	  	  	  	 
 
Game 	Deeper Cavern	Deepest Areas	Deepest Areas	Deepest Areas
 	 	 	 	
 	  	  	  	 
==In other languages==
Eastern Sea	
Undersea Cavern
Category:Seas
de:Östliche See
es:Mar del Este
fr:Mer orientale
it:Mare Orientale
ja:かいていどうくつ (レンジャー)
zh:東之海
Easy-to-Build Colorless Deck (TCG)

The Easy-to-Build Colorless Deck is a predominantly and type deck found in the . The deck is considered easy-to-build as it contains few rare cards, with the aim that a player of any age or skill level could complete it.
==Description==
<ab>This easy-to-build deck uses mostly Colorless Pokémon with some Fire Pokémon added in. After the first few turns, your opponent will think your deck isn't working very well. That's because you'll have several Colorless Pokémon in play, and most of your Energy will be Fire Energy. Your opponent will think you're having trouble drawing Fire Pokémon. That's okay. What your opponent doesn't know is that your deck is working just fine.
If your opponent is playing a Fighting or Lightning deck, be careful. Most of your Pokémon have a Weakness to one of those two types of Pokémon. Your Pokémon also have a resistance to Fighting or Psychic Pokémon. Make sure that you use that to your advantage. If your opponent is playing a Grass deck, some of his or her Pokémon will have a Weakness to Fire. Use Flareon and Charmander to take advantage of that Weakness.</ab>
==Deck list==
Category:Strategy Guide Decks
fr:Easy-to-Build Colorless Deck
Easy-to-Build Fighting Deck (TCG)

The Easy-to-Build Fighting Deck is a predominantly type deck found in the . The deck is considered easy-to-build as it contains few rare cards, with the aim that a player of any age or skill level could complete it.
==Description==
<ab>An all-Fighting deck is very tricky, because one Pokémon with Resistance to Fighting can make you miserable. Against a Pokémon with Resistance to Fighting, use either Gust of Wind, Jigglypuff, Dark Machoke, or Dark Machamp. Gust of Wind is good if your opponent has Pokémon that don't have Resistance to Fighting, and even better when he or she has Pokémon with a Weakness to Fighting. Jigglypuff has a Resistance to Psychic, which is this deck's number one weakness. Like Gust of Wind, Dark Machoke can move your opponent's Pokémon around.
Dark Machamp's Fling attack is perfect against Pokémon with Resistance to Fighting. It doesn't deal any damage. Instead, it just shuffles that Pokémon back into your opponent's deck! You can't win the game this way, but if your opponent doesn't find more Basic Pokémon right away, you should soon win. Just shuffle all but one of your opponent's Pokémon back into his or her deck. Save the smallest Pokémon for last, and Knock Out that Pokémon with Mega Punch.</ab>
==Deck list==
Category:Strategy Guide Decks
fr:Easy-to-Build Fighting Deck
Easy-to-Build Fire Deck (TCG)

The Easy-to-Build Fire Deck is a predominantly type deck found in the . The deck is considered easy-to-build as it contains few rare cards, with the aim that a player of any age or skill level could complete it.
==Description==
<ab>All Fire Pokémon have a Weakness to Water Pokémon. So an all-Fire deck is too risky. If your opponent is playing a deck that's even half Water Pokémon, he or she will almost always be able to exploit your Pokémon's Weakness. That's why this deck has some Lightning Pokémon. If you run into a Water deck, your Weakness to Water will be balanced by your opponent's Weakness to Lightning. Plus, Pikachu and Jolteon both have attacks that don't even need Lightning Energy, so there's less chance of not having the right Energy.
Many of your attacks cause you to discard Energy. Use Energy Retrieval to make sure you always have enough Energy to use your best attacks. Charmander's Pokémon Power: Gather Fire is a good way to build up a lot of Energy. When you're ready to evolve Charmander into Dark Charmeleon and then into Dark Charizard, you'll have plenty of Fire Energy for their attacks.</ab>
==Deck list==
Category:Strategy Guide Decks
fr:Easy-to-Build Fire Deck
Easy-to-Build Grass Deck (TCG)

The Easy-to-Build Grass Deck is a predominantly type deck found in the . The deck is considered easy-to-build as it contains few rare cards, with the aim that a player of any age or skill level could complete it.
==Description==
<ab>Using Challenge!, you should be able to get all four Koffings onto your Bench pretty early. Then use the Boss's Way to get Dark Weezing. Now you can use Mass Explosion to do 80 damage. You can attack twice before any of your Koffings will get Knocked out. After the second Mass Explosion, use Pokémon Center to heal all of your Pokémon!
Gust of Wind lets you choose which of your opponent's Pokémon you attack. With Dark Muk as your Active Pokémon, those Pokémon have to pay more to retreat. Dark Muk's Sludge Punch should finish most Pokémon off before they can afford to retreat.
If your opponent is playing a deck that relies on Trainer cards, use The Boss's Way to get Dark Vileplume. If you keep Dark Vileplume on your Bench where it's safe, its Pokémon Power shouldn't stop working. If your opponent's deck uses Fighting Pokémon, Scyther has Resistance to Fighting and can be put on your Bench using Challenge!.</ab>
==Deck list==
Category:Strategy Guide Decks
fr:Easy-to-Build Grass Deck
Easy-to-Build Lightning Deck (TCG)

The Easy-to-Build Lightning Deck is a predominantly type deck found in the . The deck is considered easy-to-build as it contains few rare cards, with the aim that a player of any age or skill level could complete it.
==Description==
<ab>Except for Zapdos, all Lightning Pokémon have a Weakness to Fighting Pokémon. But Fighting Pokémon have Weakness to all kinds of Pokémon, so you can't try to cover all those bases. Instead, this deck uses Colorless Pokémon that have Resistance to Fighting.
Use Challenge! to fill your Bench with Magnemites, then use Magnemite's Magnetism attack to do 40 damage. If your opponent accepts the challenge, you can also use Gust of Wind to switch his or her Active Pokémon with the weakest Benched Pokémon. Electabuzz and Zapdos are two powerful Basic Pokémon you can put on your Bench when you play Challenge!, especially if you already have one Magnemite in your hand.
Even if you don't need Dodrio for its Resistance to Fighting, you may find that its Pokémon Power: Retreat Aid comes in hand. If you can get both Dodrios on your Bench, all your Retreat Costs will be less! </ab>
==Deck list==
Category:Strategy Guide Decks
fr:Easy-to-Build Lighting Deck
Easy-to-Build Psychic Deck (TCG)

The Easy-to-Build Psychic Deck is a predominantly type deck found in the . The deck is considered easy-to-build as it contains few rare cards, with the aim that a player of any age or skill level could complete it.
==Description==
<ab>Except for Gastly, Haunter, and Gengar, all Psychic Pokémon have a Weakness to Psychic Pokémon! Almost every Psychic deck should have these Pokémon. It's also helpful to add Pokémon with Resistance to Psychic—like Rattata—just in case your opponent plays Gastly, Haunter, and Gengar, too.
Look what happens when you combine Here Comes Team Rocket! with Rattata's Pokémon Power: Trickery. You can choose to draw any one of your Prizes each turn instead of the top card of your deck. You can even use Dark Kadabra's Pokémon Power: Matter Exchange to draw the card right away. To make sure you aren't switching the Prize you want to draw with a better card, you can use Pokédex to look at the top five cards of your deck and put the ones you don't want—like extra Energy—on top. Then use Trickery to switch it with the Prize card you do want. If you change your mind, you can always grab the card later.</ab>
==Deck list==
Category:Strategy Guide Decks
fr:Easy-to-Build Psychic Deck
Easy-to-Build Water Deck (TCG)

The Easy-to-Build Water Deck is a predominantly type deck found in the . The deck is considered easy-to-build as it contains few rare cards, with the aim that a player of any age or skill level could complete it.
==Description==
<ab>If you're having trouble finding the Pokémon you need, use Krabby's Call for Family attack to thin out your deck. Just be careful you don't fill your Bench with too many Krabbys or you won't be able to play any more Basic Pokémon. If that happens, use Mr. Fuji to shuffle one of your Pokémon back into your deck. Mr. Fuji is also good for saving a Pokémon with a lot of cards attached to it from getting Knocked Out. Psyduck's Dizziness and Dark Golduck's Third Eye can also help find cards you're looking for.
If your opponent is playing a Fighting Deck, he or she won't be happy to see Dark Gyarados, which has Resistance to Fighting. Use Magikarp's Rapid Evolution to evolve into Dark Gyarados if you don't have one in hand. Most of your Pokémon have a Weakness to Lightning, so be careful if your opponent is playing a lot of Lighting Pokémon.</ab>
==Deck list==
Category:Strategy Guide Decks
fr:Easy-to-Build Water Deck