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Shellder

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

It evolves into Cloyster when exposed to a Water Stone.

## Biology

Shellder is a black pearl-like Pokémon encased within a spiky, blue-violet bivalve shell. It has two round white eyes with tiny black pupils. Its enormously long red tongue is used to burrow itself into the sand to sleep overnight and also to lure and capture prey. The tongue protrudes even when its shell is closed and tugging it will cause the shell to pop open. Its soft and tender body is well-protected by its extremely durable shell, which is purported to be harder than diamonds and has historically been used by people to make shields. It can make pearls from accumulated sand, though it discards them as they are typically in its way.

Shellder has an unusually strong appetite for the tail of a Slowpoke and can develop a symbiotic relationship with the Dopey Pokémon. After attaching itself to the Slowpoke's tail, the two undergo a metamorphosis and evolve into Slowbro together. Alternatively, if it attaches to the head of a Slowpoke in possession of a King's Rock, the two will instead evolve into Slowking. These relationships allow it to travel onto land and begin a new stage in its life cycle. In Galar, Shellder attaches to the forearms and heads of Galarian Slowpoke wearing Galarica Cuffs or Galarica Wreaths, causing the evolution into Galarian Slowbro and Galarian Slowking, respectively.

Regardless of which form the two Pokémon evolve into, Shellder's shell transforms into a spiny, spiraled cone with several tiers. Sharp teeth develop around the rim of the shell to anchor it securely to the evolved Slowpoke, and its eyes now peek out from the bottom rim of the shell. In its crown form, Shellder will have a red jewel on its underside and a large horn on either side of its shell.

While in its crown form, Shellder will periodically release its venom into Slowking's brain. This is actually beneficial to Slowking, as it causes the Regal Pokémon's intelligence to increase. Higher quantities of venom intensify this effect, and Shellder is easily provoked into releasing more whenever Slowking yawns. However, Shellder's poison makes Slowbro more sluggish as it continues to drain nutrients from its host's body.

Gender Ratio: 50% Male, 50% Female
Kanto Route 2

## Route 2

A path that winds and bends around Viridian Forest.

## Location

Location of Route 2 in Kanto

**Route 2** is a route located in western Kanto. It connects Viridian City in the south to Pewter City in the north. Viridian Forest and the northwestern terminus of Diglett's Cave are located on this route.

## Points of Interest

### Viridian Forest

*Main article: Viridian Forest*
Viridian Forest lies in the middle of Route 2 with both the north and south entrances of Viridian Forest open to the route. The deep and sprawling forest is said to be a natural maze as many people get lost inside. The trees in the forest are so thick that little light gets in, and because of this the forest is full of Bug- and Flying-type Pokémon that attract Bug Catchers and other Trainers.

### Diglett's Cave

*Main article: Diglett's Cave*
Located at the end of the eastern path of Route 2, just after the exit from Viridian Forest. Diglett's Cave can also be approached from the lower Right Side of Route 2 by travelling north. Access to this section from both areas requires HM - Cut

### Trade: Mr. Mime

Located in the middle of the eastern path, just inside the gate, you can find a man looking for a trade. He will trade you a Mr. Mime for an Abra of the same level. Access to this trade requires HM - Cut

## History

* Updated after 4.28 game patch that introduced lures.
Rock Smash

The user attacks with a punch that can shatter a rock. It may also lower the target's Defense stat.

## Effect

### Battle Effect

Rock Smash does damage and has a 50% chance of lowering the target's Defense by one stage.

### Field Effect

Rock Smash can be used to break breakable rocks to clear a path. Occasionally, breaking a rock will cause a wild Pokémon to be encountered or an item to be found.

If the rock contains an item, the game will pick one of the following:

## Acquisition

### Kanto

One Island in the Ember Spa on Kindle Road given by an old man in the Spa. Requires the Marsh Badge to be used out of battle.

### Hoenn

Mauville City, from the Rock Smash Dude in the southeastern house. Requires the Dynamo Badge to be used out of battle.

### Sinnoh

Oreburgh Gate, obtained from the Hiker next to the entrance. Requires the Coal Badge to be used out of battle.
Cerulean Cave

A mysterious cave that is filled with terribly tough Pokémon.

## Required for Navigation

HM - Surf

HM - Rock Smash

## Location

Location of Cerulean Cave in Kanto

Cerulean Cave is a cave located in the northwest corner of Cerulean City in Kanto.

## Description

Cerulean Cave is a large underground complex of maze-like tunnels which extend out from Cerulean City to the mountains beyond. With the dark entrance positioned on the outskirts of Cerulean City, only accessible by surfing down Route 24 to the entrance near the northern border of Cerulean City, the cave has been renowned for its mystery. The entrance to the cave looks like it has been carved out from a hillside, forming an indented entrance into the hill. An NPC guards the entrance to the cave and only allows Trainers who own all eight Kanto Gym Badges, have entered the Hall of Fame, and driven Team Rocket from the Sevii Islands to enter.

At the deepest point of the cave lives Mewtwo, a Pokémon that can only be found in Cerulean Cave. Mewtwo was artificially created in the Pokémon Mansion before it became too powerful and escaped, exiling itself to the cave, never to be seen again.

The first floor has a large underground lake which covers most of the area. Using the complex of stairs and ladders, Trainers can make their way around the lake and the first floor of the cave. They will reach the upper floor, which has no underground river, but a like maze-like structure formed by large boulders and rocks that must be maneuvered around in order to reach the end. Once Trainers get through the maze formation, they are able to climb the ladders and get around the underground lake on the basement floor, which will lead them straight to a dead end and to Mewtwo.
National Park

A spacious and beautiful park. It's connected to the Pokéathlon Dome.

## Location

Location of National Park in Johto

The National Park is a location in Johto. It is located to the north of Goldenrod City, between Route 35 and Route 36. The Bug-Catching Contest takes place there every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.

## Points of Interest

### Bug-Catching Contest

*Main article: Bug-Catching Contest*
TBD

## Trainers

* Lv.21
 * Class: Pokéfan
* Reward: $1344
* Rematch: Yes

* Lv.21
 * Class: Pokéfan
* Reward: $1344
* Rematch: No

* Lv.19
* Lv.19
 * Class: Camper
* Reward: $304
* Rematch: ?

* Lv.19
* Lv.19
 * Class: School Kid
* Reward: $380
* Rematch: Yes

* Lv.20
* Lv.18
 * Class: Lass
* Reward: $320
* Rematch: Yes

* Lv.20
 * Class: Picnicker
* Reward: $320
* Rematch: ?

* Lv.20
* Lv.19
 * Class: Bug Catcher
* Reward: $320
* Rematch: ?
Kanto Route 16

## Route 16

Links to the north side of Pokémon Road. A route that is always bustling.

## Required for Navigation

Bike

HM - Cut

## Location

Location of Route 16 in Kanto

**Route 16** is a route located in central Kanto. It connects Celadon City in the east to Route 17 to the south.

## Description

### Main Path

Like Route 18 at the southern end of Cycling Road, Route 16 runs directly east-west for its entire length.

Five paces outside Celadon, a cuttable tree blocks a passage leading to the north half of Route 16. Several paces west of this spot, Route 16 narrows before widening just east of a gate. In this station, Trainers are forced to board their Bicycle or, in the event that they do not own a Bicycle, are forced to return east to Celadon. One of Professor Oak's aides is present at this station, giving Trainers who have collected data on at least 40 Pokémon an Amulet Coin. West of the station, Route 16 becomes part of Cycling Road.

Now on the bike path, the remainder of the route is filled with Bikers possessing mostly Poison-type Pokémon. Near the middle of the group, Route 16 turns south for a short distance before becoming Route 17 north of Route 17's grassy area.

A sleeping Snorlax is found at the point where Route 16 becomes narrow. To move it, Trainers must play a Poké Flute to awaken the Pokémon.

### Northern half

The northern half of the route proceeds directly north of the Cut-able tree before turning west at the lone patch of grass on Route 16. Just west of this patch are a pair of Trainers. Five paces west of the grass is the north half of the gate.

On the other side of the station, which does not require Trainers to ride a bike in this area, the only item of interest is a house, used as a secret resort, owned by a reclusive Trainer. In exchange for keeping her whereabouts a secret, she will give Trainers HM - Fly.

The route terminates in a dead end just west of the house.

## History

* Updated after 4.28 game patch that introduced lures.
Reward Points

**Reward Points** is the premium virtual currency used in *PokeMMO*. Players may gain Reward Points through purchasing with real-life currency. Alternatively, players may obtain Reward Points from official catch events & tournaments. Players may spend Reward Points on a variety of items, including Donator Status, vanities, Move Ocarinas, and more exclusive items available in the Gift Shop. Reward Points can also be converted into Reward Point Vouchers, which can be sold through trade.

## Vouchers

Players may spend Reward Points earned through real-life currency on Reward Point Vouchers, which can be sold through trade. Reward Points earned through consuming vouchers may not be converted back into a voucher. There are three different forms of Reward Point Vouchers.

  1000RP Reward Point Voucher | 1,000RP
Regions

A **region** is an organized area of the Pokémon world.

Most regions are structured similarly. Typically, a region has its own Pokémon League, which includes eight Gym Leaders. Once these eight are defeated, Pokémon Trainers can challenge the regional Elite Four and Champion.

Each region also has a Pokémon Professor who teaches new Trainers about Pokémon and typically gives out starter Pokémon to them.

Though there are many similarities between them, there are some major differences between the regions, such as what Pokémon are located there and what legends there are waiting to be uncovered.

## Regions

There are currently four regions implemented in the game. These are:

* Kanto
* Johto - *Coming soon*
* Hoenn
* Sinnoh
* Unova

## Travel

After collecting four badges, players are able to travel between the four regions. Under two badges, Mother can be asked to return the player to another region they have already visited.

Traveling to a region where the player has not been before starts the storyline of the region and returns all party Pokémon to the PC. Level Caps, Key Items and Hidden Machines are regional and not brought over to other regions.

### Pirates

There is a Pirate with a Chatot, an NPC character in every region's port city. Talking to them will allow the player to choose a region and travel.

#### Kanto

In southern Vermilion City, standing on the dock

#### Hoenn

In Slateport City, above the Pokémon Center in the harbour

#### Sinnoh

In Pastoria City, southeast of the Pokémon Center
Valuables and Exchangeables

Items in this category are wide in variety and may have different purposes.

## Valuable Item

A **valuable item** is an item which generally serves no practical purpose other than to be sold, usually for a high price. These items may be generally sold at Poké Marts or to specific NPCs.

## Exchangeable Item

An **exchangeable item** is a category of item which serves no in-game purpose aside from being able to be traded for another item or some sort of service. Though several Key Items fall under this category (such as the Bike Voucher), their exchange is often important to the story of the games, so they are not included here. These items are often also valuable items.
Kanto Route 22

## Location

Location of Route 22 in Kanto

**Route 22** is a route located in western Kanto. It connects Viridian City in the east to the Pokémon League Reception Gate in the west.

## Description

After departing Viridian City, Route 22 turns south at a line of trees before circling around the bottom of the treeline and passing north through a grassy patch of wild Pokémon. North of the patch, the route turns west, passing over a small hill as well as a small pond. Route 22 then turns south, hopping over a ledge into another patch of grass. Six paces to the south, Route 22 returns west, then north, passing through a hole in the fence outside the checkpoint building. To the northeast, the road goes through a break in a ledge before entering the building, emerging as Route 23 on the north side.

The ledge over the western grass patch causes the route path from Viridian to the Pokémon League building to become a westbound-only path. To return east, a ledge lines the bottom of the route, providing a pathway for Trainers to return to Viridian. The pathway, two paces wide, rejoins the route southwest of Viridian.

The rival makes two appearances to battle the player on this route, near the first grass patch.

* The first battle is optional and takes place near the start of the game after Oak's parcel is delivered. This battle becomes unavailable once the player battles the rival in Cerulean City (regardless of winning or losing).
* The second battle takes place after the player has earned all eight Badges and is mandatory.

## Trainers

### Rival Gary (Required)

*Main article: Gary Oak*→*Seventh battle*
Side Tie Bandana

## Description

**Side Tie Bandana** is a Cosmetic Item that can be purchased and worn on your Avatar as a Hat.

*"A cosmetic item which can be used to modify your appearance."*

 ~ In-game description

## Gallery

What the item looks like in game on a Female Avatar:

File:Side Tie Bandana Battle.pngFile:Side Tie Bandana Profile.pngFile:Side Tie Bandana Overworld.png

This item can be purchased in any color:

 File:Cosmetics Color Palette.png
Icefall Cave

A calm country road full of greenery.

## Location

Location of Icefall Cave in Sevii Islands

**Icefall Cave** is a cave on Four Island in the Sevii Islands.
After helping Lorelei defeat the Team Rocket Grunts one of them tells you the captured pokémon are on Five Island.

## Trainers

* Lv.38
* Lv.38
 * Class: Team Rocket
* Reward: $1216
* Rematch: Yes
Special Move Tutor

A **Special Move Tutor** is an NPC, that can teach unique moves to a Pokémon it could not learn otherwise. There are several categories of Special Move Tutors; route NPCs who teach moves also fall in this category.

## Hyper Tutors

They teach the elemental Hyper Beam variants to fully-evolved starter Pokémon of each respective type for free.

### Moves

 Blast Burn
 Hydro Cannon

### Locations

* Kanto, Two Island, Cape Brink
* Sinnoh, Route 228
* Unova, Route 13
Route

A route in the Pokémon world is a passage permitting Trainers and others to travel between locations with relative ease. Usually what defines a route is a location between two or more cities, however many passageways between cities are too long, thus, this passageway can be broken down into several routes, each joining onto another route at its terminal. Routes are depicted as a long, narrow, and sometimes winding roads, riddled with obstacles such as rocks, trees and even ledges blocking the pathway. Although routes are a barricaded area, they are difficult to maneuver around and are a maze of winding paths that Trainers strive to explore. Routes in the Pokémon games, unlike the Pokémon anime, are formed as a straight path with two or more termini and depicted as a bordered off, barricaded area. Land routes are usually surrounded by trees so thick that even Trainers cannot penetrate them, causing them to act as a barrier to stop players from venturing further.

Most routes are associated with tall grass in which wild Pokémon, including roaming Pokémon, can be found. If the player enters a patch of tall grass, they may randomly enter a wild Pokémon battle. Tall grass is found on most routes of the Pokémon world, with some routes containing more tall grass patches than others. Some areas in the Pokémon world have larger patches of grass than usual. These patches of grass have grown longer and more widespread than the usual grass patches, hiding many different species of Pokémon. Because of the length and thickness of the grass, it is impossible to ride a bicycle or run through the patches in Generation III.

Pokémon Trainers localize themselves in routes to train their Pokémon. They do this normally by battling the wild Pokémon that live in the tall grass, however, many Trainer wish to gain experience further by challenging other Trainers to a battle, and no matter what their specialties or aims, there is one code that they all follow: when two Trainers make eye contact, they must have a battle. However, not all people traveling through a route wish to have a battle, many just want to get to another town or city easily, and therefore will sometimes help other Trainers with friendly advice. Trainers also carelessly drop items on the ground while passing by a route, and so another Trainer is able to come by and take it. Although, these ground items can be obtained through natural means, items are very often found by Trainers throughout every route. These ground items are called 'Item Balls' because they are spherical containers resembling a small Poké Ball. However, finding items on the ground is not always as easy as seeing it and picking it up. Many items are hidden from view, and can only be obtained by a very lucky chance or, more commonly, through the use of an item finding tool.

Although each region has its own set of numbered routes, there are numerous other passages throughout the Pokémon world, all of which are named, that can be considered routes as well.
Kanto Route 14

## Route 14

A pleasant coastal road where the salty breeze blows past the trees.

## Location

Location of Route 14 in Kanto

**Route 14** is a route located in southeastern Kanto. It connects Route 13 in the north to Route 15 in the west.

## Description

From its north end at the maze of Route 13, the path heads south along the east edge of a long treeline. After a distance of roughly 20 paces, there is a gap in the treeline, allowing Trainers who can use HM - Cut to remove a small tree and to pass through. Just past this point is the first Trainer on the route.

The line of trees continues for another 15 paces before terminating near another Trainer, uniting the paths west and east of the trees into one. Directly south of the treeline at this point are a pair of Trainers.

Route 14 turns west here as the two paths become separated once again. The path west of the trees, now the upper path of the route, climbs onto a hill that overlooks the entire length of Route 15. This path, however, is only accessible by using Cut to remove a tree blocking the entrance. The eastern path, now the lower path, becomes the main path of Route 15.

## History

* Updated after 4.28 game patch that introduced lures.
Petalburg City

**Petalburg City** is located in southwestern Hoenn. Despite Petalburg being the first city with a Gym, the Gym is not accessible until after obtaining four Badges. Norman, the father of the players, is also the Petalburg Gym Leader.

East of Petalburg City is Route 102 and Oldale Town. To the west is Route 104 where Mr. Briney's Cottage and the Petalburg Woods are found.

When a player first arrives at this city, they are prevented from heading out into Route 104 & won't be able to go inside the house in the NE corner of the map until they go to the Gym and talk to Norman. A boy named Wally will come in asking for help to catch a Pokémon. Using Zigzagoon, a Pokémon Norman lends, and the player's support, Wally catches his first Pokémon: a Ralts.

## Places of Interest

### Wally's House

Wally's house is located in the west section of the town, next door to the Gym. Wally, your main rival, and his family live here. It cannot be visited until after the player has helped Wally catch a Pokémon. After defeating Petalburg Gym, Wally's family will give the player HM03 (Surf).

### Petalburg Gym

The Petalburg Gym is the official Gym of Petalburg City. It is based on Normal-type Pokémon. The Gym Leader is Norman. He uses Normal Pokémon and gives out the Balance Badge. Between the entrance and Gym Leader Norman are a series of rooms, each containing a Trainer. The Trainers have special ways to battle, as displayed on the doors leading to their rooms. Once three rooms in a row are completed, they can access the Gym Leader Room with Norman. When defeated, Norman will give the player the Balance Badge as well as TM42 (Facade) as a reward.

## Items

 File:Revive Sprite.png | Revive
 File:Super-potion.png | Super Potion
 File:Rare Candy Sprite.png | Rare Candy
Rustboro City

This city is the main hub of industry in the Hoenn region, with the Devon Corporation as its beating heart.

## Location

Location of Rustboro City in Hoenn

Rustboro City is a city in western Hoenn. It is the fourth-largest city in Hoenn, after Mauville City, Lilycove City and Slateport City. It is connected to three routes; to the north Route 115, to the south Route 104 and to the east Route 116.

According to the Cutter's daughter, Rustboro was expanded to accommodate its growing size with the help of the Cutter's Pokémon which cleared the trees. The Devon Corporation is headquartered in the northwest side of the city. The first Gym is located here with Roxanne as the Gym Leader.

## Points of Interest

### Devon Corporation

Rustboro serves as the establishment for the Devon Corporation, a company which makes many items for Pokémon Trainers. The company headquarters is located in the northwest corner of the city, and takes the appearance of a large, old-fashioned looking building.

Apart from developing improved and innovative items, the company also revives Pokémon from Fossils. The Devon Corporation's workers are also attempting to build impossible machines such as one that can transform people into Pokémon. In the south section of the town is an apartment complex for Devon employees.

### Kobe's House

Kobe's House is located next to the Gym in Rustboro City. By talking to Kobe, the player is given the option to make an in-game trade. Kobe wants a Ralts (found on Route 102), and will trade a Seedot named Dots in exchange.

### Pokémon Trainers' School

The Pokémon Trainers' School is located east of the Pokémon Center.

Inside are five students and a teacher, who gives the player the Quick Claw. Talking to the students also reveals helpful information. Behind the teacher is the blackboard with the list of status conditions (Poison, Burn, Freeze, Paralysis, and Sleep) that may affect Pokémon in a battle.

### Rustboro Gym

*Main article: Rustboro Gym*
Rustboro Gym is the first Gym a player must face in the Hoenn region. It is located in the northern part of Rustboro, east of the Devon Corporation.

The Gym Leader is Roxanne, who specializes in Rock-type Pokémon. The Stone Badge is awarded for defeating Roxanne. The Gym is a maze; there are two paths, one path which battles the Gym Trainers, while the other path lets the players go through without battling.

### Trades

In the house east of the gym the player can obtain a Seedot in exchange for a Ralts.
Pewter City

A quiet city nestled between rugged mountains and rocks.

## Location

Location of Pewter City in Kanto

Pewter City is a city located in northwestern Kanto. The most notable resident of the city is Brock, a Rock-type expert and the Leader of the Pewter Gym.

The city has two exits. To the east is Route 3, leading to Route 4 and Mt. Moon. To the south is Route 2, leading to Viridian City.

## Points of Interest

### Pewter Museum of Science

One of the Pewter City's main attractions is the famous museum located in the northwestern part of the city. The main building is open to the public for $50 and features several scientific artifacts.

There are two floors to explore in the Pewter Museum of Science. The first floor holds the front desk and a fossil exhibit containing the fossils of Aerodactyl and Kabutops. The second floor hosts a space exhibit, featuring a space shuttle and a large Moon Stone that fell from space and landed on Mt. Moon. The player is able to explore the museum at any time, after paying the admission fee.

Once the ability to use Cut out of battle is gained, the player can sneak into the back of the museum and acquire the Old Amber from a scientist there, allowing the player to revive an Aerodactyl later in the game. In FireRed and LeafGreen, there is also a Move Tutor who will teach Seismic Toss to one of the player's compatible Pokémon.

### Pewter Gym

*Main article: Pewter Gym*
The Pewter Gym is the official Gym of Pewter City. It is based on Rock-type Pokémon. The Gym Leader is Brock. Trainers that defeat him receive the Boulder Badge.

Pewter Gym is set in the Kanto region, appearing as a small building with a Japanese rock garden inside, one Trainer, and the Gym Leader Brock waiting on a large stone pedestal.

### Pokémon MART

The Pokémon MART is located east of the **Pewter City**. This location sells both items and vanity.
Pichu

**Pichu** is an Electric-type baby Pokémon introduced in Generation II.

It evolves into Pikachu when leveled up with high friendship, which evolves into Raichu when exposed to a Thunder Stone.

## Biology

Pichu is a small, ground-dwelling rodent Pokémon with pale yellow fur. Its ear-tips, collar, and tail are black and angular. Pichu's pink cheek pouches can store small amounts of electricity, and its tiny nose looks like a dot. Pichu is classified as a quadruped, but it can walk easily on its hind legs.

Pichu is a social Pokémon known for its playful and mischievous demeanor. It is usually found in groups and often touch tails with other Pichu as a show of courage, creating a shower of sparks that can make them cry. It is inept at storing electricity and may discharge if amused, startled, or subjected to shock. However, it cannot discharge without being shocked itself. Charging up is more easily done on days of dryness or with thunderclouds. The crackling of static electricity generated by Pichu is audible. It can zap an adult human but will surprise itself if it does. Pichu and its evolved forms are the only known Pokémon capable of using the move Volt Tackle.
Pichu primarily lives in the forest, though it has also been depicted to thrive in urban areas.

Gender Ratio: 50% Male, 50% Female
Scizor

**Scizor** is a dual-type Bug/Steel Pokémon introduced in Generation II.

It evolves from Scyther when traded while holding a Metal Coat.

## Biology

Scizor is a bipedal, insectoid Pokémon with a red, metallic exoskeleton. It has gray, retractable forewings and hind wings with simple, curved venation. Its rounded head has three blunt horns extending above its forehead and eyes with dark yellow pupils. Scizor's thin, black neck connects to a black, teardrop-shaped patch on its thorax. Scizor has broad shoulders and thin, segmented arms ending in large, round pincers, which make up a third of Scizor's body weight. Scizor has a large, rounded abdomen with three black, chevron-shaped stripes extending from its waist down its front; female Scizor has larger abdomens than male Scizor. Scizor's legs are defined by large hip joints, thin thighs, and wide calves, and its feet end in a clawed toe on each side.

Scizor's body is as hard as steel, with claws strong enough to crush any hard object. They can be opened and closed like jaws and are patterned with black eyespots with yellow "pupils". Its muscles are said to be made of metal. It will raise its claws and wave them around to scare off predators or foes, giving it the appearance of having three heads. When it identifies an enemy, Scizor will use its claw to beat up the opponent to the point there is nothing but scrap left afterwards. Scizor is incapable of flight, instead quickly flapping its wings to regulate its body temperature. It does this to prevent its body from becoming too hot and melting. It has tremendous power despite its slim body. Scizor is rarely found in the wild, though it can be found in grasslands.

Gender ratio: 50% male, 50% female
Seel

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

It evolves into Dewgong starting at level 34.

## Biology

Seel is a pinniped Pokémon with a thick hide covered in bluish-white fur. It has a pale tan maw with a large red tongue and a pair of tusks on its lower jaw. It has circular eyes and a black nose that is capable of closing when it swims. There is a small horn on its forehead, which it uses in combination with its tusks to bore through ice floes. It has two flippers on its chest, and two more on the end of its tail. When the tail is raised, it resembles a waterspout.

Seel lives on icebergs in frigid ocean waters. Its warm fur and thick hide allow it to swim in waters as cold as -40° Fahrenheit (-40° Celsius). It thrives in these cold environments, becoming more active as the temperature drops and tires easily in warm waters. Preferring to sleep during the day, it hunts for prey under sheets of ice in the late day and evening hours. While it is a graceful swimmer, it is awkward and struggles to move on dry land.

Gender Ratio: 50% Male, 50% Female
Team Rocket HQ

"Just a Souvenir Shop" in Mahogany Town.

## Location

Location of Team Rocket HQ in Johto

The **Team Rocket HQ**, referred to as Team Rocket's Hideout in Generation II, is the headquarters and a hideout for Team Rocket in the Johto region, located beneath "Just a Souvenir Shop" in Mahogany Town.

## Trainers

### B1F

*All security camera encounters are the same*

* Lv.33
 * Class: Team Rocket
* Reward: $1320
* Rematch: ?

* Lv.32
* Lv.32
 * Class: Team Rocket
* Reward: $1280
* Rematch: ?

* Lv.32
* Lv.32
 * Class: Scientist
* Reward: $1536
* Rematch: ?

* Lv.31
* Lv.31
* Lv.32
 * Class: Team Rocket
* Reward: $1280
* Rematch: ?

### B2F

* Lv.33
 * Class: Team Rocket
* Reward: $1360
* Rematch: ?

* Lv.32
 * Class: Team Rocket
* Reward: $1280
* Rematch: ?

* Lv.32
* Lv.32
 * Class: Team Rocket
* Reward: $1280
* Rematch: ?

### B3F

* Lv.33
 * Class: Scientist
* Reward: $1584
* Rematch: ?

* Lv.33
 * Class: Team Rocket
* Reward: $1360
* Rematch: ?

 * Class: Scientist
* Reward: $1680
* Rematch: ?

 * Class: Team Rocket
* Reward: $1400
* Rematch: ?

#### Petrel

*Main article: Petrel*→*First battle*

Trainers

  Golbat  |  *Poison*   *Flying*  | 35
Vileplume

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

It evolves from Gloom when exposed to a Leaf Stone. It is one of Oddish's final forms, the other being Bellossom.

## Biology

Vileplume is an indigo, bipedal *Rafflesia*-like Pokémon with rudimentary hands and feet. It has beady red eyes and a small mouth, and its head and torso are a single joined segment. On its head is a massive red flower with five bulky petals and an orange-brown center. Vileplume's flower is said to have the largest petals in the world and is almost too heavy for the Pokémon itself to support. The rounded petals of the flower are red and covered with white spots. A female Vileplume has fewer, but larger, spots on its petals.

Vileplume can shake, flap, or burst its petals into bloom with a bang in order to release clouds of pollen. This pollen is yellow and highly allergenic to humans, and toxic to other Pokémon; Vileplume uses it to paralyze its prey before devouring it. The larger the Vileplume's petals are, the more potent the toxin on its pollen is. Vileplume's behavior of flapping its petals also makes very loud noises. In Generation I, Petal Dance was its signature move. Being the result of an evolution via Evolution stone, Vileplume is rarely found in the wild, though they can be found in grassy plains. It is often mistaken for local flowers in the wild.

Gender ratio: 50% male, 50% female
Surf

## Acquisition

### Kanto

Fuchsia City, Safari Zone in Area 3, from the man in the Secret House. Requires the Soul Badge to be used out of battle.

### Hoenn

Petalburg City, obtained from Wally's father after defeating Norman. Requires the Balance Badge to be used out of battle.

### Sinnoh

Celestic Town, from Cynthia's grandmother inside the ruins, after defeating the Galactic Grunt and giving her the Old Charm. Requires the Fen Badge to be used out of battle.

### Unova

Twist Mountain, given by Alder after defeating Cheren.
Johto Route 26

## Route 26

An unimaginably difficult mountain road that gives the impression of a test.

## Location

Location of Route 26 in Johto

**Route 26** Starts out in the southeastern most part of Johto at the end of Route 27 and ends in the north at the Pokémon League Reception Gate. This winding path filled with Ace Trainers feels like a test, making sure you are ready for the Johto Elite Four.

## Trainers

* Lv.41
 * Class: Swimmer
* Reward: $656
* Rematch: ?

* Lv.40
* Lv.40
 * Class: Fisherman
* Reward: $1440
* Rematch: ?

* Lv.41
 * Class: Psychic
* Reward: $1312
* Rematch: ?

* Lv.39
* Lv.40
 * Class: Psychic
* Reward: $1312
* Rematch: ?

* Lv.40
* Lv.43
 * Class: Ace Trainer
* Reward: $2580
* Rematch: ?

* Lv.42
* Lv.41
 * Class: Ace Trainer
* Reward: $2520
* Rematch: ?

* Lv.40
* Lv.40
* Lv.40
 * Class: Ace Trainer
* Reward: $2400
* Rematch: ?

* Lv.41
* Lv.40
 * Class: Ace Trainer
* Reward: $2520
* Rematch: ?

* Lv.40
* Lv.40
 * Class: Bird Keeper
* Reward: $1280
* Rematch: ?
Powder

**Berry Powder** is an item obtained by crushing berries, and used to craft various consumable items in PokeMMO.

Crushing berries produces 1 Berry Powder per berry.

Berry Powder and various other ingredients can be crafted into consumable items in Cerulean City, with the Powder Jar man in his house north of the Pokémon Center, and in Slateport City, with the Powder Jar woman in the northeast corner of the outdoor market.

There are additional crafting NPCs inside the Pokémon League buildings in Indigo Plateau and Ever Grande City.
Poochyena

**Poochyena** is a Dark-Type Pokémon found wild in Kanto and Hoenn, and bred from **Poochyena** or Mightyena in PokeMMO. **Poochyena** can evolve into Mightyena.

## Types

**Poochyena** has one type, Dark.

**Poochyena's** Dark type gives a damage bonus with most Dark moves.

Fighting and Bug moves are super effective against **Poochyena**. Ghost and Dark moves are not very effective. Psychic moves cannot damage **Poochyena**.

## Abilities

**Poochyena's** ability is either Run Away or Quick Feet. Run Away allows **Poochyena** to escape from wild battles without fail. Quick Feet increases **Poochyena's** speed while burned, frozen, paralyzed, poisoned, or sleeping, and negates the paralysis condition's speed decrease on **Poochyena**.

## Evolution Line

Poochyena will not miss out on any moves if evolved. Mightyena can learn all the moves **Poochyena** can learn.

However if **Poochyena** has the Run Away ability it will lose it once evolved.

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## Breeding

When **Poochyena's** gender is randomly determined, the gender has an even chance to be female or male.

**Poochyena** has one egg group, Field. **Poochyena** can breed with opposite gender members of the field egg group, or with Ditto. Breeding a female **Poochyena** with any Pokémon, or a male **Poochyena** with a Ditto, results in a **Poochyena** egg.
Venonat

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

It evolves into Venomoth starting at level 31.

## Biology

Venonat is an insect Pokémon with a spherical body covered in purple fur. The fur releases a toxic liquid and it spreads when shaken violently off their bodies. A pink pincer-like mouth with two teeth, stubby forepaws, and a pair of two-toed feet are visible through its fur. Its limbs are light tan. There is also a pair of white antennae sprouting from the top of its head. However, the most prominent feature on its face are its large, red compound eyes. Venonat's highly developed eyes act as radar units and can shoot powerful beams.

Venonat can be found in dense temperate forests, where it will sleep in the hole of a tree until nightfall. It sleeps throughout the day because the small insects it feeds on appear only at night. Both Venonat and its prey are attracted to bright lights.

Gender ratio: 50% male, 50% female
Smoochum

**Smoochum** is a dual-type Ice/Psychic baby Pokémon introduced in Generation II.

It evolves into Jynx starting at level 30.

## Biology

Smoochum is a small, humanoid Pokémon that resembles a baby. It has a large head with blonde hair that reaches its shoulders and has large bangs. There are several tufts of hair sticking up on top of its head. Its skin is light purple with a cream-colored chest, arms, and feet. It has large, blue-green eyes and a pair of large, pink lips. These lips are sensitive enough that Smoochum uses them to identify and examine objects that it sees for the first time, and are kept moist by its daily application of tree sap. This help Smoochum determine if it likes the object or not.

When walking, Smoochum rocks its head back and forth. Smoochum is known to be very curious. This Pokémon is very active and runs about, although it often falls. Being very conscious of its appearance, it will check its reflection when given the chance to make sure it is not dirty. It will bathe the instant its it find any dirt on its face. However, it doesn't mind if its body get dirty. Smoochum is found living in cities and cold caverns. Smoochum is a female-only species, with no male counterpart.

Gender ratio: 100% female
Lake of Rage

The northern most Part of Johto. Beware the Flood.

## Required for Navigation

HM - Cut

HM - Surf

## Location

Location of Lake of Rage in Johto

The Lake of Rage is located just north of Mahogany Town, through Route 43, it is the northern-most accessible point of the Johto region. The Layout changes once it rains. It is also known as **Gyarados Lake** for it's shiny inhabitant.

## Points of interest

Fisher Pete is known to use his catch net around the south side of this lake. He boasts for someone to catch a larger Magikarp.

### Shiny Gyarados

Trainers

  Magikarp  |  *Water*  | 28

## Trainers

 * Class: Fisherman
* Reward: $1224
* Rematch: ?

* Lv.30
* Lv.30
* Lv.30
 * Class: Fisherman
* Reward: $1080
* Rematch: ?
Johto Route 38

## Route 38

A path that weaves through trees and comes out at a farm.

## Location

Location of Route 38 in Johto

Route 38 is a route in western Johto, connecting Ecruteak City and Route 39.

## Description

Even though Route 38 maintains a pure east-west alignment as a whole, there are no fewer than four separate paths that Trainers can take between Ecruteak and Route 39. The northern-most path leads Trainers into the path of three other Trainers, two of which offer to give out their phone number for rematches at a later date. Over half of this path is made up of grass patches.

The upper middle path is a branch of the northern path merging with the northern path near Route 39. There are no Trainers along this short stretch; there is, however, a patch of grass that is home to several species of wild Pokémon.

Unlike the two upper paths, which allow for two-way traffic, the lower paths are configured to allow only one direction of passage. The lower middle path is designed for travelers heading west to Olivine City and is a viable alternative to the grass-lined northern path. The path heads due west from the gate and travels down a fence-lined walkway that is home to one Trainer. Past this Trainer, there is a Apricorn bush just before a ledge that overlooks a grass-lined pathway. After hopping this ledge, Trainers are forced to head north along this passageway, encountering another Trainer before merging into the upper middle path.

The southern-most path is an "express route" from Olivine to Ecruteak and is designed so that only eastward movements are permitted. After breaking from the northern path near Route 39, the path heads south, passing a signpost before traversing a ledge that borders a T-intersection. At this junction, Trainers can either head north into the field of grass along the lower middle path or continue east along the southern edge of the ledge of the lower middle path and, eventually, along the fenced area to Ecruteak.

Trainers along this route may sometimes use Moomoo Milk in battles, in reference to the nearby Moomoo Farm.

## Trainers

 * Class: Sailor
* Reward: $640
* Rematch: No

* Lv.19
 * Class: Lass
* Reward: $304
* Rematch: Yes

* Lv.17
* Lv.18
 * Class: Bird Keeper Toby
* Reward: $576
* Rematch: No

 * Class: School Kid
* Reward: $400
* Rematch: Yes

* Lv.18
 * Class: Beauty
* Reward: $1008
* Rematch: No
Starter Pokémon

At the beginning of their quest, Trainers are given a **starter Pokémon**, usually at the first town where the Trainer lives. This Pokémon will be used to battle the Rival and the first wild Pokémon that the Trainer encounters.

## Mechanics

Once another Pokémon is caught, the starter Pokémon may be retired, but it cannot be released or traded in any way. As such, even advanced Trainers may still use their starter Pokémon, and they will often be the most powerful Pokémon on their respective teams.

These Pokémon are known to be able to learn a wide variety of moves and have generally high base stats.

It is said that the starter Pokémon are extremely rare in the wild, giving the player a reason why the Pokémon not chosen can't be found in the wild easily.

Average total base stats: 525-534

## List of Starter Pokémon

### Kanto

In the Kanto region Professor Oak will bring Trainers to his lab to give them one of the following Pokémon to begin their journey with:

### Johto

Currently, starter Pokémon from the Johto region can only be obtained in Hoenn Safari Zone.

### Hoenn

In this region, the player will find Professor Birch on Route 101, chased by wild Pokémon. After he is rescued, he allows the player to keep the Pokémon they chose to rescue him with, either:

### Sinnoh

Here, when two Starly attack the player and rival at Lake Verity, to which they travel upon hearing reports of a red Gyarados, they will choose one of the following from Professor Rowan's briefcase, which he left at the lake:

### Unova

In Unova, Professor Juniper leaves a gift with the player's Mom in Nuvema Town to give to them, containing the following three Pokémon:

### Unobtainable

While these Pokémon are currently not yet in game, they deserve an honorable mention as **starter Pokémon**:
Poké Flute

The **Poké Flute** File:Poke-flute.png is a Key Item.

It is only available in the Kanto region.

## Effect

The Poké Flute is used to wake up the sleeping Snorlax on Route 12 and Route 16. This initiates a battle with the wild Snorlax.

## Acquisition

Given by Mr, Fuji after rescuing him from Team Rocket at the top of the Pokémon Tower in Lavender Town.
Seasonal event

**Seasonal events** are annual events that take place for holidays and special occasions. Seasonal events typically take place to host a major update in order to introduce new content in game. During events, new vanities, alpha Pokémon, and event bags are introduced. In a typical event, trainers are fought to earn event items which can be used to fight a boss battle.
Berry

**Berries** are a consumable item in PokeMMO. A berry can be harvested for seeds, crushed for Berry Powder, blended into Pokéblocks, or held by a Pokémon to be consumed automatically during battle.

A berry's flavors — spicy, dry, sweet, bitter, or sour — determine what seeds are used to grow it, what seeds can be harvested from it, and what types of Pokéblocks can be blended from it. Different berries have different growth times, given in real time hours, between when the seeds are planted and when the berries can be picked. All berries have a wilt time of 8 hours.
Shoulder Bag

## Description

**Shoulder Bag** is a Cosmetic Item that can be purchased and worn on your Avatar and is considered a Back Item.

*"A cosmetic item which can be used to modify your appearance."*

 ~ In-game description

## Gallery

What the item looks like in game on a Female Avatar:

File:Shoulder Bag Profile.pngFile:Shoulder Bag Overworld.pngFile:Shoulder Bag Battle.png

This item can be purchased in any color:

 File:Cosmetics Color Palette.png
Kanto Route 15

## Route 15

A road where many rocks have fallen from the sky to create craters.

## Location

Location of Route 15 in Kanto

**Route 15** is a route located in southern Kanto. It connects Route 14 in the east to Fuchsia City in the west.

## Description

The route is separated into two halves by a long ledge, placing the northern half on a hill. The northern half can be accessed by using Cut to remove a tree at its eastern entrance on Route 14. Trainers can travel from the northern half to the southern half at any time by hopping the ledge; however, the reverse is not possible.

### Northern half

Only two items of interest are present on the hill: Trainers and an item. The Trainers are spread out evenly over the western two-thirds of the route and the item of choice was TM - Rain Dance.

The hill comes to an end just east of the gate, where Trainers are forced to hop down to the southern half.

### Southern half

The south half of Route 15 runs directly east-west between Route 14 and Fuchsia City.

From the eastern terminus, the main path of the route passes the first of four grass patches that lines the ledge that separates the route. The first two Trainers on the route are located here.

After a brief break in the grass, another patch begins near the next two Trainers on the route. Five paces to the west, the second patch ends and the route encounters its largest area without grass. Two more Trainers, as well as the Route 15 signpost, are found in this section.

Ten paces to the west, the third patch begins, followed by another brief break near another Trainer and, finally, by the fourth and final grassy patch near the last Trainer on the route.

The gate is located roughly four steps west of the final grass area. In the station, an aide of Professor Oak will give the main character an item if they have registered at least 50 Pokémon in their Pokédex. The item is an Exp. Share.

On the other side of the station, Route 15 continues for several paces before officially entering Fuchsia City.

## Trainers

### Upper Road

* Lv.29
 * Class: Picnicker
* Reward: $580
* Rematch: Yes

* Lv.29
 * Class: Crush Kin
* Reward: $696
* Rematch: Yes

 * Class: Picnicker
* Reward: $660
* Rematch: Yes

## History

* Updated after 4.28 game patch that introduced lures.
Potion

## Description

The Potion item is just simply referred to as Potion. It can be obtained at any Pokémon mart right at the start of the game no matter the region started in.

It's a one time use consumable item.

It can be used outside or inside of battle. When used during battle it does take up a whole turn to use.

It has four improved counterparts: Super Potion, Hyper Potion, Max Potion, and Full Restore.

## Obtaining

The main way to get **Potions** are from the Pokémon MART for $200 each.

They can be dropped sometimes after winning a battle against certain wild Pokémon.

They also can be found for free all over the map and some NPCs might give you some.

Can be obtained by the Ability Pickup.

### Locations around the Map where Potion is found for free (WIP)

* Oldale Town Pokémon MART Representative
Tanoby Chambers

The **Tanoby Chambers** are a strange and surreal place, ruins whose purpose has long since been forgotten. However, once the Tanoby Key in Sevault Canyon is completed, Trainers will find the true purpose of these chambers: a home for Unown. From east to west, they are named Monean, Liptoo, Weepth, Dilford, Scufib, Rixy, and Viapois.