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Unova

Unova is far away from the four other large regions, and the Pokémon which inhabit Unova are diverse and different from those of Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, and Sinnoh.

## Geography

Unova is divided by two rivers that lead into an ocean to the south of it. These rivers cannot be surfed on, with the exception of the river directly below Village Bridge. It divides Unova into central and eastern peninsulas and a western landmass. These three landmasses are connected by five bridges: the Skyarrow Bridge, the Driftveil Drawbridge, the Tubeline Bridge, Marvelous Bridge, and the Village Bridge The eastern part of Unova is further divided by mountains that makes a southeast part and northeast part. The southeastern part is important to Trainers who want to compete in the Pokémon league since two Gyms are located there, but the northeastern part is not since there are no Gyms there and it mostly has tourism, as evidenced by the amount of people speaking foreign languages. Further away from this bundle of towns is where the Pokémon League is located. Interestingly, the northeastern part is the only place in the region to find Pokémon species foreign to Unova outside of Swarms. The central peninsula of Unova consists of two of the largest cities in the Pokémon world, Castelia City and Nimbasa City as well as Opelucid City further north, all of which contain Gyms. Every bridge in Unova connects to the central part of the region from either the east or west. The western side contains medium-sized towns and more varied landscapes but it also has three Gyms there, making it another destination to visit for any Pokémon Trainer.

Unova is a mixture of urban and rural land. The region features 21 settlements which reflect the diversity of the region. Many cities have buildings that resemble real-world buildings, such as Striaton City and Castelia City. Castelia City, a sprawling metropolis, is one of the largest cities in the Pokémon world. Nuvema Town which is inhabited by the Pokémon expert Professor Juniper, is smaller and quieter. Unova's landscape also features several forests, a desert, a magnetic cave and areas where the move Dive can be used outside of battle. Although Unova appears in some ways more technologically advanced than the other regions, this development is not spread across the whole of the region.

Unlike previous regions, where climatic change was experienced locally (that is to say, some routes would always feature snow, and some routes would always feature rain), Unova is susceptible to national seasonal change. Spring, summer, autumn, and winter each last approximately thirty days, and recur three times each within a year. Each season brings with it different weather patterns, unlocks different events, and presents altered Pokémon availabilities.
PokeMMO Wiki

Welcome to the **PokeMMO Wiki**

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Route 105

## Hoenn Route 105

**Route 105** is a water route in southwestern Hoenn, connecting Route 104 and Route 106. It is home to the Island Cave, the home of Regice, one of the three Legendary titans.

Traveling south from Route 104 brings Trainers to a rocky sea with six small islands along the western side of the route, one of the islands containing the Island Cave. Trainers who wish to visit the Island Cave cannot Surf straight to it due to a rocky barrier around the small island, and will have to navigate south to cross the largest sand isle; containing a small forest and Ruin Maniac Foster pacing back and forth. In Emerald, west of that isle holds a Double Battle with Bird Keeper Josue and Ruin Maniac Andres and a hidden Big Pearl.
Route 101

**Route 101** is a route in southwestern Hoenn, connecting Littleroot Town and Oldale Town.

Route 101, the first route which Trainers from Littleroot Town traverse on, is home to a wide array of different Pokémon. Hence, Professor Birch often performs his studies here. Heading north from Littleroot, the route forms a "U", turning north and immediately backpedaling east near the first patch of grass. A ledge blocks the way north, letting only southbound travelers avoid the grass. Route 101 then turns north into another patch of grass as it heads west. At this point, the path travels through the last of three grass patches. Route 101 then turns north as it enters Oldale.

At the start of the game, the player meets Professor Birch as he is being attacked by a wild Pokémon. The player then battles the Pokémon with either a Treecko, Torchic, or Mudkip, found in Poké Balls in the Professor's bag. Whichever of the three Pokémon that is chosen will become the player's starter Pokémon.

## Pokémon

 File:Torchic.gif | File:Fire Type.webp | Starter Pokémon
 File:Mudkip.gif | File:Water Type.webp | Starter Pokémon
Vermilion Gym

The **Vermilion Gym** is the official Gym of Vermilion City. It's located on the southwest of the city, and the entrance is blocked by a cuttable tree. Trainers who defeat the Gym Leader Lt. Surge receive the Thunder Badge.

## Puzzle

The Gym has 15 trash cans, and the way to Lt. Surge is blocked by two Lightning beams. To disable both beams, you have to interact with the trash cans, one by one, and find the two correct ones. The first correct can is randomly selected between the 15 existing, and the second one is always near the first. Only after finding both correct cans, you can fight Lt. Surge, and interacting with the wrong can after finding the first one, will reset both beams and the location of both correct cans changes, forcing you to find the first one again.

## Trainers

* Lv.24
 * Class: Sailor
* Reward: $768
* Rematch: No

* Lv.24
 * Class: Engineer
* Reward: $1152
* Rematch: No

 * Class: Gentleman
* Reward: $1400
* Rematch: No
Unova Route 16

Many who visit Nimbasa City drop by to take a break.

## Required for Navigation

HM - Cut

HM - Strength

## Location

Route 16 is a route in central Unova region, connecting Nimbasa City and Marvelous Bridge. Lostlorn Forest lies to the north and can be accessed though a path on the western end of the route. The Bridge Gate is blocked off until the post-game.

## Description

Many people visiting Nimbasa City stop by at Route 16 to rest. The route contains a grassy area to the north and is surrounded by wooden fences. There are a few buildings that can not be entered at the western end of the route, and the paved path continues eastward past the fenced area to Marvelous Bridge. The first entrance in the wooden fence can be entered easily, and leads to Lostlorn Forest. It is covered in patches of tall grass. The second area requires Strength, which then leads to several patches of dark grass. After passing the fenced area, the player can continue to Marvelous Bridge.

## Trainers

 * Class: Policeman
* Reward: $960
* Rematch: No

* Lv.22
 * Class: Cyclist
* Reward: $704
* Rematch: No

 * Class: Backpacker
* Reward: $552
* Rematch: No

 * Class: Backpacker
* Reward: $552
* Rematch: No

* Lv.22
 * Class: Cyclist
* Reward: $704
* Rematch: No

 * Class: Backpacker
* Reward: $552
* Rematch: No
Unova Route 18

Some researchers believe it was once contiguous with Desert Resort.

## Required for Navigation

HM - Surf

HM - Strength

## Location

Route 18 is a route in southeastern Unova, connected to Route 17 and is the final numbered route of Unova.

## Description

Route 18 is a mountain-like route littered with Trainers, items, and wild Pokémon. The majority of the route, away from the coast, rests upon plateaus of varying heights. The player can reach the top of these plateaus via staircase.

After traversing the fast currents, the sea calms and a small beach can be accessed. A series of cliffs stand on this island, the top reachable by several sets of steps. Atop the cliff is a house, some grassy patches and a few Trainers. Another beach, to the north of the island, can also be reached, as well as another to the west. By threading their way westwards through the currents on Route 17 players can reach the northeastern part of the island. Here there is another beach and the route's only patch of dark grass.

In the house, there are two Treasure Hunters. A Pokémon Ranger in the house will give the player a Larvesta Egg. The female Ace Trainer in the same house will heal the player's Pokémon. A shady man will buy Rare Bones from the player for $10000.

After defeating Ghetsis, Rood of the Seven Sages can be found and arrested here.

## Trainers

* Lv.34
 * Class: Hiker
* Reward: $1088
* Rematch: No

 * Class: Backpacker
* Reward: $840
* Rematch: No

 * Class: Backpacker
* Reward: $840
* Rematch: No

* Lv.35
* Lv.36
 * Class: Veteran
* Reward: $2880
* Rematch: No

* Lv.35
 * Class: Battle Girl
* Reward: $1120
* Rematch: No
Pidgeot

**Pidgeot** is a dual-type Normal/Flying Pokémon introduced in Generation I.

It evolves from Pidgeotto starting at level 36. It is the final form of Pidgey.

## Biology

Pidgeot is an avian Pokémon with large wings, sharp talons, and a short, hooked beak. Its glossy plumage is mostly brown with cream-colored underparts and flight feathers. Its head has a decorated crest that is nearly as long as its body. The center feathers of its crest are yellow, while the outer feathers are red. The fan-like feathers of its tail are red or brown. Its beak and legs are pink, and there are three forward-facing toes and one backward-facing toe on each foot. Behind each eye is an angular black marking.

Pidgeot's powerful wings are capable of stirring up windstorms in just a few flaps, and it may spread its wings to intimidate enemies. This Pokémon is capable of flying faster than the speed of sound. Its plumage is often described as beautiful, making it a popular choice for skilled Trainers. In Generation III, Feather Dance was its signature move. Pidgeot typically dwells in temperate forests with thick growth and large trees. It is known to prey on Magikarp, which it can spot from great heights.

Gender Ratio: 50% male, 50% female
Rhyperior

**Rhyperior** is a dual-type Ground/Rock Pokémon introduced in Generation IV.

It evolves from Rhydon when traded while holding a Protector. It is the final form of Rhyhorn.

## Biology

Rhyperior is a large, brownish-gray Pokémon with two horns: a larger one on its nose, and smaller one above it. The upper horn is even smaller on a female Rhyperior. The larger horn is divided into three sections by two thin slanted rings, making the horn resemble a drill. Its hide is partially covered by orange, rocky plates on its head, shoulders, arms, waist, and knees, similar to that of the protector used to evolve it from Rhydon. The hide of Rhyperior's armor has a mysterious substance. It has blade-like protrusions on its elbows and has holes in the palms of its hands which work as cannons or guns. It has three blunt, gray fingers on each hand, two gray toes on each foot, and a club-like tail. Its eyes have red irises with what appears be two thick, rectangular rocks above each one, resembling heavy eyebrows.

Rhyperior can insert rocks and boulders into its arms through the holes in its hands and fire them as projectiles, as seen with Rock Wrecker, which was its signature move in Generation IV. Occasionally, it will insert and fire Geodude or Roggenrola by accident. Rhyperior has a very hard carapace; it can survive volcanic eruptions, cannot be scratched even by a masterwork sword, and deflect incoming attacks. This can throw the opponent off balance before it drills into the foe. Rhyperior lives far up in the mountains.

Gender Ratio: 50% male, 50% female
Poliwhirl

**Poliwhirl** is a Water-type Pokémon introduced in Generation I.

It evolves from Poliwag starting at level 25. It evolves into Poliwrath when exposed to a Water Stone or Politoed when traded while holding a King's Rock.

## Biology

Poliwhirl is a blue, bipedal amphibian Pokémon with a spherical body. It has bulbous eyes that protrude from the top of its head. A black and white swirl covers its belly, which is actually its organs showing through its thin skin. It appears to have white gloves on its hands and rounded, digit-less feet. When out of water, it sweats to keep its skin moist and healthy. This keeps it covered in an oily fluid that allows it to slip away from enemies. All of its skin feels this way except where its swirl is, which is instead very smooth. The swirl on its belly undulates slowly and staring at it induces drowsiness.

Even though Poliwhirl is capable of moving on land, it prefers to stay in freshwater ponds and lakes where it has fewer natural enemies. It feeds on both bug and fish Pokémon. While it will leave the water to capture bug Pokémon, it will return and consume them underwater in safety. Its swirl is used to make children fall asleep. Poliwhirl's sweat is filled with slimy mucus. When captured by an enemy, it either slithers to escape or use its swirl to put the enemy to sleep.

Gender Ratio: 50% Male, 50% Female
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Proton

**Proton** is one of the four Team Rocket Executives introduced in the Johto region. The other Team Rocket Executives are Archer and Petrel.

Proton is first seen and battled in the Slowpoke Well, where Team Rocket is trying to cut off Slowpoke tails to make a profit. Later, the player meets and battles him for the second time in Goldenrod Radio Tower.

Proton is labeled as the scariest and cruelest of Team Rocket, yet also remains one of the more popular Executives. A Grunt in the Radio Tower admits to how she admires him. Proton seems to be very easily aggravated.

## Pokémon

### First Battle

Slowpoke Well

Trainers

  Zubat  |  *Poison*   *Flying*  | 17
Unova Route 11

Limpid streams carved beautiful scenery on this road.

## Required for Navigation

HM - Surf

HM - Waterfall

## Location

Route 11 is a route located in northern Unova, connecting Opelucid City to the Village Bridge. It cannot be accessed until the player stops Team Plasma.

## Description

After heading east from Opelucid City, the player will see a patch of grass to the north, and directly in front of them, a Backpacker. After facing the Backpacker, there is a Pokémon Ranger standing on a bridge. After facing the Trainer, a river can be seen. The player can surf north briefly and then go up a waterfall. There is a patch of tall grass above the waterfall to the left. Or they may surf east, then south and go down another waterfall. Once on land, there are dark patches of grass, another Pokémon Ranger, and the Protector item. Across the bridge, there is a parked trailer. To the right, there is yet another Backpacker, and the route continues to the Village Bridge.

## Trainers

 * Class: Backpacker
* Reward: $1560
* Rematch: No

* Lv.64
* Lv.64
 * Class: Pokémon Ranger
* Reward: $3840
* Rematch: No

 * Class: Backpacker
* Reward: $1560
* Rematch: No

* Lv.64
* Lv.64
 * Class: Pokémon Ranger
* Reward: $3840
* Rematch: No
Scyther

**Scyther** is a dual-type Bug/Flying Pokémon introduced in Generation I.

It evolves into Scizor when traded while holding a Metal Coat.

## Biology

Scyther is a bipedal, insectoid Pokémon. Its body is primarily green and has a thin, cream-colored section between its head, thorax, and abdomen. Female Scyther have larger abdomens than male Scyther. Its reptilian head has two narrow, triangular eyes and three blunt horns extending from its forehead. Its arms end in large, white scythes, which it uses for both hunting and fighting. Two pairs of cream-colored wings extend from its back. While these wings do allow Scyther to fly, it rarely does so. Scyther's thighs have large, upward-pointing spikes. Its feet are tall and almost extends its thighs, rounded, and conical; each foot ends in three small, white claws on its front side.

Scyther is an adept hunter that tears at its prey with its scythes. Thanks to its green coloration, it can camouflage itself well in the grasslands and forests where it lives. Humans rarely encounter wild Scyther in these areas, however. Said to be like a ninja, Scyther can move so quickly that it cannot be followed, increasing the effectiveness of its scythes. It maintains the sharpness of its blades through battle as well as by cutting through hard objects, such as trees; it can cut down a massive tree with just a single slice. The anime has shown that wild Scyther form swarms with a single leader chosen through combat. When a challenger successfully defeats a current leader and replaced it, the defeated leader is exiled from the swarm. It has also been shown that Scyther becomes aggressive when faced with the color red.

Gender ratio: 50% male, 50% female

## Locations

 Grass
 Grass
 Grass
Striaton City

Entry stairs built in memory of a former home in a snowier climate.

## Location

Location of Striaton City in Unova

Striaton City is a city in southeastern Unova. The Dreamyard is to the east, Route 2 is to the south and Route 3 is to the northwest.

Striaton City is home to Cilan, Chili, and Cress, who jointly act as the Striaton Gym Leader. Striaton City is also where Fennel and Amanita reside. The eastern half of Striaton City houses buildings with unique architectural designs. The western part of the city houses a beautifully designed garden.

## Points of Interest

### Trainer's School

A Pokémon academy is a school where students and Trainers can learn more about Pokémon. Most beginning Trainers visit at least one of them, and common Trainers who study extensively at these locations are Lasses, School Kids, and Scientists. The blackboard at the back of the school details the five non-volatile status conditions. Cheren visits here to improve his knowledge while waiting for the Gym to open.

### Fennel and Amanita's house

Fennel and Amanita live together in the house in the northern entrance of the easternmost building in Striaton City. They share a room on the top floor, which cannot be accessed until defeating the Striaton Gym. Fennel gives the player Cut as a reward for defeating the Gym Leader. Amanita introduces herself as the creator of the Unova Pokémon Storage System.

After saving the Munna from the Team Plasma Grunts, Fennel gives the player the C-Gear and Amanita will give you the Pal Pad. Amanita will then explain the purpose of the Pal Pad.

### Garden

On the west side of Striaton City, there is a hedge garden surrounded by water. It contains hedge walls, and Pikachu and Pidove-shaped hedges. In the center of the garden is a tall water fountain.

### Striaton Gym

*Main article: Striaton Gym*
The Striaton Gym is the official Gym of Striaton City. It is based on Fire-type, Water-type, and Grass-type Pokémon. The Gym Leaders are Chili, Cress, and Cilan. The Striaton City Gym is a Gym consisting of a puzzle by stepping on an element pad that defeats the element showcased on a curtain. For defeating one Gym Leader, Trainers receive the Trio Badge, TM - Work Up, and the ability to use Cut outside of battle.

Striaton City is host to the first Gym the player can challenge. Uniquely, this Gym has three brothers for Gym Leaders, and the Gym Leader faced by the player is determined by the starter the player chooses. If the player chooses Snivy, the player will face Chili and his Pansear. If the player chooses Tepig, the player will face Cress and his Panpour. If the player chooses Oshawott, the player will face Cilan and his Pansage.

The Gym is styled after a café; each of the Leaders serve as waiters.
Slowpoke

**Slowpoke** is a dual-type Water/Psychic Pokémon introduced in Generation I.

It evolves into Slowbro starting at level 37 or Slowking when traded while holding a King's Rock.

## Biology

Slowpoke is a pink Pokémon that resembles a cross between a salamander and a hippopotamus. It has vacant eyes that never seem focused, curled ears, and a rounded, tan muzzle. It has four legs, each of which ends in a single white claw. Its long, tapering tail has a white tip. This tail drips a sweet, sappy substance that is attractive to many species of fish. Slowpoke uses the tail as a fishing lure. The tail often breaks off, but it will grow back. Slowpoke tails are considered a delicacy and commonly used as a cooking ingredient: in Alola, they are often dried and used in home-cooked stews, while in Galar, they are smoked and packaged as a curry ingredient.

Slowpoke has a notoriously dim intellect and often forgets what it was doing. It takes a long time to respond to outside stimuli. For example, it can take up to five seconds to process pain and can take an entire day to notice when its tail has been bitten. Slowpoke is commonly found at the water's edge. In some places, it is believed that Slowpoke's yawn causes rain. This Pokémon is worshiped in those areas.

Gender ratio: 50% Male, 50% Female
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Pokémon Tower

A tower that houses the graves of countless Pokémon. Many people visit it daily to pay their respects to the fallen.

## Location

The **Pokémon Tower** is a seven-story tower located in Lavender Town in the Kanto region. It is a burial ground for Pokémon.

## Description

The Pokémon Tower houses hundreds of graves of deceased Pokémon in all of its seven floors. Many people visit the building daily to pay their respects to the fallen. On all floors other than the first two, though, the possibility of being attacked by wild Pokémon is present.

Aside from graves, the tower is home to wild Cubone as well as many Ghost-type Pokémon. Team Rocket tried to steal the Cubone to sell their valuable skulls. In the process, a mother Marowak that was protecting her Cubone child was killed. The ghost of the mother Marowak haunted the tower until a Trainer was able to knock it out. The ghost Marowak that appears here cannot be caught, dodging even a Master Ball. Mr. Fuji attempted to confront the poachers, but ended up being taken hostage himself and required the help of the main character to be released. As a show of gratitude, Mr. Fuji gives the main character the Poké Flute.

The wild Pokémon in the tower appear disguised as ghosts, although their disguise can be revealed by using a Silph Scope. Any Pokémon who attempts to fight a ghost that has not been revealed by the Silph Scope will be "too scared to move."

A special spot on the fifth floor has been made into a wild Pokémon-free healing area. The Channeler next to it mentions it is related to white magic.

## Trainers

### 3F

 * Class: Channeler
* Reward: $896
* Rematch: No

 * Class: Channeler
* Reward: $864
* Rematch: No

 * Class: Channeler
* Reward: $928
* Rematch: No

### 4F

* Lv.28
 * Class: Channeler
* Reward: $896
* Rematch: No

 * Class: Channeler
* Reward: $864
* Rematch: No

 * Class: Channeler
* Reward: $928
* Rematch: No

### 5F

 * Class: Channeler
* Reward: $864
* Rematch: No

 * Class: Channeler
* Reward: $896
* Rematch: No

 * Class: Channeler
* Reward: $928
* Rematch: No

 * Class: Channeler
* Reward: $864
* Rematch: No

### 6F

* Lv.27
* Lv.27
 * Class: Channeler
* Reward: $864
* Rematch: No

 * Class: Channeler
* Reward: $928
* Rematch: No

 * Class: Channeler
* Reward: $928
* Rematch: No

### 7F

* Lv.25
* Lv.25
 * Class: Team Rocket
* Reward: $800
* Rematch: No

* Lv.26
 * Class: Team Rocket
* Reward: $832
* Rematch: No

* Lv.23
* Lv.23
* Lv.23
 * Class: Team Rocket
* Reward: $736
* Rematch: No
Staryu

**Staryu** is a Water-type Pokémon introduced in Generation I.

It evolves into Starmie when exposed to a Water Stone.

## Biology

Staryu is a golden-brown, starfish-like Pokémon with five appendages. These appendages surround an exterior organ called the core. The core resembles a golden metal casing with a red gem in the center, which is held in place by a golden ring looped around Staryu's lower left point. If any of Staryu's appendages are lost or eaten by predators like Lumineon, it is unharmed and can grow them back with ease provided the core is still intact.

When the sun goes down, the core glows its brightest. Many Staryu will float from the seafloor to the surface and align themselves with stars of the night sky as their core flickers, displaying a connection with the celestial bodies of space. The anime has shown that if Staryu becomes weak, its core will grow faint and flash slowly. During the ends of summer, groups of Staryu tend to gather while lighting up in a steady rhythm. Staryu can be found at the very bottom of the ocean on the seafloors. There are times, however, when Staryu finds itself in rivers that lead into the ocean as seen in Pokémon Snap. In Generation III, Camouflage was its signature move.
Treecko

**Treecko** is a Grass-type Pokémon introduced in Generation III.

It evolves into Grovyle starting at level 16, which evolves into Sceptile starting at level 36.

Along with Torchic and Mudkip, Treecko is one of three starter Pokémon of Hoenn.

## Biology

Treecko is a small, green, bipedal reptilian Pokémon. It has yellow eyes with long, narrow pupils. Treecko's hands and feet each have three digits covered with tiny spikes. These spikes allow it to scale vertical walls with ease. Its stomach and throat are red. It also has a line across its stomach resembling a pouch. Treecko has a large, dark green tail with two separate lobes that it uses to sense humidity. This ability allows it to predict the next day's weather.

Treecko is rarely found in the wild and is more common in captivity. However, when in the wild, Treecko lives inside overgrown forests. It makes its home in tall trees and will attack anyone that comes near its nest. Because of its territorial nature, it is known to be the protector of the forest's trees. Treecko is known for its calm and collected personality. It will never panic under any circumstances, even when faced with a bigger foe.
Sandshrew

**Sandshrew** is a Ground-type Pokémon introduced in Generation I.

It evolves into Sandslash starting at level 22.

## Biology

Sandshrew is a bipedal pholidote Pokémon, but runs on all fours in the anime. Its brick-patterned yellow hide is dry, tough, blends in with desert sand, and protects its soft white underbelly and muzzle. Sandshrew has blue, almond-shaped eyes, a pointed snout, and triangular ears with white insides. Its tail is thick and conical. It has two long claws on each foot and three sharp claws on its forepaws, which are used to burrow.

Sandshrew spends much of its time hidden underground in deep burrows. It only emerges to lunge and drag in passing Bug-type Pokémon. Sandshrew can quickly curl into a tight ball to protect itself from great falls and opponents, but may also throw sand at attackers. While its body can efficiently absorb water to facilitate life in the desert, Sandshrew has been found in caves as well. It also lives deep underground in nests it has created from digging tunnels. Should hard rocks get in the way of digging, Sandshrew will use its sharp claws to remove them before continuing to dig. If it is too wet, its skin becomes wrinkly. It dries itself out by using the geothermal heat near a volcano.

Gender Ratio: 50% Male, 50% Female
Seadra

**Seadra** is a Water-type Pokémon introduced in Generation I.

It evolves from Horsea starting at level 32 and evolves into Kingdra when traded while holding a Dragon Scale.

## Biology

Seadra is a light blue, seahorse-like Pokémon with a cream-colored belly covered in rough scales. It has a long, tubular mouth, narrow, black eyes, a fin-like ridge above each eye, and spiny pectoral fins. It also has a large, coiled tail. It has a pair of dorsal fins with sharp, cream-colored tips that exude venom. Seadra's venom is toxic enough to induce numbness and even fainting in humans, but it is still prized among practitioners of traditional medicine.

Seadra can swim in any direction while facing forward by rapidly flapping its fins and tail. It catches its prey by spinning its body to create large whirlpools. When its prey is exhausted, Seadra swallows it whole using its long snout. Seadra makes its nest by either wriggling between or anchoring itself to branches of coral under the ocean. After a female Seadra gives birth, the male Seadra will take care of the young. It is markedly vicious and will mercilessly attack those who venture near its nest. During this time, the male's venom also becomes thicker and stronger than usual.

Gender Ratio: 50% Male, 50% Female
Weepinbell

**Weepinbell** is a dual-type Grass/Poison Pokémon introduced in Generation I.

It evolves from Bellsprout starting at level 21 and evolves into Victreebel when exposed to a Leaf Stone.

## Biology

Weepinbell is a pitcher plant Pokémon with a yellow, bell-shaped body. Above Weepinbell's circular eyes are three small green spots and a small, brown hook-shaped stem. It has wide, gaping mouth with pink lips. On each side of its body is a large, green leaf. Weepinbell camouflages itself as a plant in the forest whilst awaiting an unwary victim. When its prey draws near it sprays poison powder to immobilize the target before melting it with its internal acids. It oozes a neutralizing fluid that prevents these internal acids from melting its own body. It will also slice its prey too large to consume into pieces with its razor-sharp leaves. Weepinbell live in temperate forests and jungles where it hangs from tree branches by its stem to sleep. If it moves around during sleep, Weepinbell may slip and awaken to find itself on the ground.

Gender ratio: 50% male, 50% female
Venomoth

**Venomoth** is a dual-type Bug/Poison Pokémon introduced in Generation I.

It evolves from Venonat starting at level 31.

## Biology

Venomoth is a lepidopteran insect Pokémon whose body is varying shades of purple. Its head and thorax are both light purple, and it has bulbous, round, light blue eyes, a small mandible, and a three-point crest on its head. Tucked close to its thorax are three pairs of tiny, whitish legs. Its abdomen is paler with several black, zigzagging stripes encircling it. It has two pairs of pale purple moth-like wings with thin black venation.

Venomoth's wings are covered in dust-like scales that vary in color depending on their toxic capability. Dark scales are poisonous, while lighter scales can cause paralysis. These scales are released when Venomoth flutters its wings and leak out poison once they make contact with the skin. Venomoth lives in dense temperate forests with thick undergrowth and little light. As a nocturnal Pokémon, Venomoth comes out at night to hunt for its favorite prey. It prefers to feed on insects that gather around light sources, and Venomoth is attracted to bright lights itself. As stated in Pokémon Adventures, Venomoth has a short lifespan.

Gender ratio: 50% male, 50% female
Unova Pokémon League

## Pokémon League

Only Trainers who win at all the Pokémon Gyms may challenge it.

## Location

Location of Pokémon League in Unova

The Pokémon League of Unova is the location of the region's Elite Four, who may only be challenged after defeating all eight Unova Gym Leaders. It is located on a large hill at the central northern tip of Unova and connected to Victory Road, which requires traveling through a mountain to reach the entrance.

Reaching the Pokémon League requires passing through the Badge Check Gates located at the end of Route 10 by showing all eight Unova Gym Badges. After showing the eighth Badge, the player must traverse Unova's original Victory Road, which is carved in the side of a mountain. Once through, the player will make their way through a crevice and reach the League. Housed on a pedestal are four stairways leading to the different Elite Four members: the first door on the left leading to Shauntal, the next door leading to Grimsley, the third door leading to Caitlin and the last door ending on the right leading to Marshal. To the left of the pedestal is a doorway leading to the League's Pokémon Center and Pokémon MART. After beating the four members, the player can face the Champion, Alder, in the temple behind the castle that houses the Elite Four.

## Points of Interest

### N's Castle

*Main article: N's Castle*
After completing the Elite Four, you will be able to access N's Castle where you will complete the remaining three battles of the main story.

## Trainers

### Shauntal

#### Normal

*Main article: Shauntal*→*Normal*
Shauntal

#### Post Game

*Main article: Shauntal*→*Post Game*
Shauntal

### Marshal

#### Normal

*Main article: Marshal*→*Normal*
Marshal

#### Post Game

*Main article: Marshal*→*Post Game*
Marshal

### Grimsley

#### Normal

*Main article: Grimsley*→*Normal*
Grimsley

#### Post Game

*Main article: Grimsley*→*Post Game*
Grimsley

### Caitlin

#### Normal

*Main article: Caitlin*→*Normal*
Caitlin

#### Post Game

*Main article: Caitlin*→*Post Game*
Caitlin

### Alder

When entering the Champion's room for the first time, N and Alder are seen face-to-face upon the platform, with N having beaten Alder using the Legendary Pokémon Reshiram. Upon noticing the player, N will call upon Team Plasma's castle and ambush the Pokémon League, where the player must infiltrate the castle to stop N. Because of this, Alder cannot be battled until the player challenges the Elite Four again after completing the main storyline.

#### Post Game

*Main article: Alder*→*Post Game*
Alder
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Route 103

**Route 103** is a route in western Hoenn, connecting Route 110 and Oldale Town.

Route 103 is a dead-end until you capture/ unlock a Pokémon that can learn Surf.

### Eastern Side

Heading west from Route 110, Route 103 passes an opening in a forest blocked by a cut-able tree that leads to a pair of items. Just west of the passage is the first Trainer on the route. Continuing west on the path, Route 103 leads into the path of three more Trainers, two of which partake in a Double Battle, before turning northeast and opening up on the east side of a river.

The river itself contains an assortment of wild Pokémon and two Swimmers looking to do battle. The path that Route 103 takes across the water body is directly east-west, allowing Trainers to quickly traverse the channel.

After the Hall of Fame is entered, Altering Cave can be accessed on the bank of the water.

### Western Side

On the west side of the river are three patches of grass containing more wild Pokémon. The route, from the east, avoids these patches, heading west from the river bank before hopping a ledge west of a grass patch and traveling south into Oldale. From Oldale, it is necessary to travel through a patch of grass to circumvent the ledge and reach the river.

Due to the route's location, it has become a popular training spot for Trainers, especially May from Littleroot, who is first seen and battled here.
Kanto Route 24

## Route 24

A beautiful bridge that stretches across a river.

## Location

Location of Route 24 in Kanto

Route 24 is a route located in northern Kanto. It connects Cerulean City in the south to Route 25 in the north. Most of the route encompasses the Nugget Bridge, a location where five Trainers will challenge the player one by one. Upon defeating every Trainer on the bridge, a disguised Team Rocket Grunt will reward the player with a Nugget.

## Description

The actual southern terminus of the route is at the southern extent of the bridge. Route 24 follows the length of the bridge north, running parallel to an express path to the east that originates on Route 25, allowing Trainers to travel from Cerulean Cape to Cerulean City (but not vice versa) quickly.

At the northern end of the bridge, the route opens up at a virtual three-way intersection. To the west is a long, narrow strip of land that contains Route 24's lone patch of grass containing a Trainer and wild Pokémon. This location also serves as the docking platform for a water body that leads to an otherwise inaccessible portion of Route 4, as well as Cerulean Cave northwest of Cerulean.

To the north of the bridge is a small plateau containing a variety of items and people.

Southeast of the plateau, Route 24 turns to the east and becomes Route 25.

The corner connecting Routes 24 and Route 25 is considered a part of Route 24.

## Trainers

### Rematches

After obtaining six gym badges the difficulty of trainers on this route will increase.

### VS Gary

*Main article: Gary*→Third battle
Gary from Kanto
Pokémon League Reception Gate

Badges please.

## Location

Location of Pokémon League Reception Gate in Johto

The **Pokémon League Reception Gate** is a checkpoint connecting Route 26 to the south with Victory Road in the north and Mt. Silver in the west. This is the place where Pokémon league officials control the trainers Badges before they try making their way through Victory Road.
Wigglytuff

**Wigglytuff** is a Normal-type Pokémon introduced in Generation I.

It evolves from Jigglypuff when exposed to a Moon Stone. It is the final form of Igglybuff.

## Biology

Wigglytuff is a Pokémon with a bean-shaped body and stubby arms and legs. There is a fluffy, curled tuft of fur on its head, which is described as perfectly heavenly. It has long, rabbit-like ears with black insides and slightly lighter color at the tips. Its large, blue eyes are covered in a layer of tears that quickly washes away any debris. It is covered in pink fur with a white belly. This fine layer of fur is so soft that those who touch it, including other Wigglytuff, will not want to stop. As a result, Wigglytuff is a highly sought after Pokémon because of its bouncy body and fur. It sheds seasonally, and people gather the fur to spin into yarn. It is proud of its fine and delicate fur.

Its body is soft and rubbery, allowing it to inflate by inhaling. Wigglytuff can inflate itself up to 20 times larger. It has no limits to how far it can inflate. While it is inflated, it is able to move by bouncing or floating. It competes with other Wigglytuff to see which one can inflate itself the most. Should it be caught in a bad mood, Wigglytuff will inflate itself to an enormous size in order to scare away its opponent. Being the result of an evolution via Evolution stone, Wigglytuff is rarely found in the wild, though they can be found in vivid green plains and grassy fields.

Gender ratio: 25% Male, 75% Female
Victory Road (Hoenn)

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## Victory Road

Hoenn's **Victory Road** is, much like in other regions, the route that takes Pokémon League-bound Trainers to the Elite Four. Its two entrances are located within Ever Grande City.

Victory Road begins as a complex cave with bridges leading across rock formations. Wally will battle the player near Victory Road's entrance. Wally can also be rematched near the exit.

Players will need Strength, Rock Smash, and Surf to make their way through the cave. Flash and Waterfall, while not required, make traversing the cave easier.

## Items

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