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Viridian City

2026-09-19T00:36:38Z

24Pigs WiKi: Pokemon Encounters ⧼editapproval-default-approval-summary⧽

{{Viridian City}}

Contributions by Shady1842 and SmileY

== Viridian City ==
{| class="wikitable" style="float: right; width: 300px; margin-left: 15px;"
! colspan="2" style="background-color: #78C850; text-align: center;" | Viridian City
|-
| colspan="2" style="text-align: center;" | [[File:Viridian City.png|250px]]<br/>''The City of Everlasting Green''
|-
! Region
| [[Kanto]]
|-
! North Connects
| [[Route 2]]
|-
! South Connects
| [[Route 1]]
|-
! West Connects
| [[Route 22]]
|}

'''Viridian City''' is a small city located in western Kanto. It is the first major city the player reaches after leaving [[Pallet Town]] and traversing [[Route 1]].

== Geography ==
Viridian City serves as a hub connecting several major routes.
* '''North:''' Leads to [[Route 2]] and the entrance to Viridian Forest.
* '''South:''' Connects back to [[Route 1]] and Pallet Town.
* '''West:''' Leads to [[Route 22]] and the Pokémon League Gate.

== Points of Interest ==
[[File:Imageggg.png|thumb|right|200px|The Viridian Pokémon Center.]]

=== Public Services ===
* '''Pokémon Center:'''
** '''Upstairs:''' Standard Union Room and connectivity features.
** '''Downstairs:''' A specialized training area for XP grinding .
* '''Viridian Bank:''' A two-room facility for financial security. Players can meet the Bank Manager here to receive a '''Debit Card'''.
* '''Poké Mart:''' A general supply shop. Upon the player's '''first visit''', the clerk will provide a '''Parcel''' to be delivered to Professor Oak.

=== Shops & Gyms ===
* '''Clothing Store:''' A boutique for avatar customization.
** '''Inventory:''' Blue Jeans ($6,500), Blue Shorts ($6,500).
* '''Viridian City Gym:''' The official Pokémon Gym of the city.
** ''Note: The Gym is locked durring your first visit and cannot be challenged until very late in the game.''

=== Educational & Residential ===
* '''The Classroom:''' An educational facility where beginning trainers can learn the basics of status conditions and type advantages.
* '''Conspiracy Theorist's House:''' Home to an NPC known for sharing unusual theories about the region's history.

== Special Mechanics ==
[[File:Pokedollars Bank Viridian.png|thumb|left|200px|The Viridian Bank interior.]]

=== XP Grinding (Nurse Joy) ===
Players can challenge Nurse Joy in the basement of the Pokémon Center. This repeatable battle is designed for efficient leveling, removing the need to hunt for wild encounters to strengthen a team.

=== Banking System ===
The bank protects the player's wealth. Money stored here is not subject to the standard "black out" penalty; if a player loses a battle, only the cash on their person is halved, while banked funds remain untouched.

== Pokémon Encounters ==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! colspan="3" |Surfing
|-
!Pokémon
!Chance
!Level
|-
|[[Psyduck]]
|50%
|20 - 40
|-
|[[Slowpoke]]
|50%
|20 - 40
|}
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! colspan="4" |Fishing
|-
!Method
!Pokémon
!Chance
!Level
|-
| rowspan="2" |Old Rod
|[[Magikarp]]
|95%
|5
|-
|[[Feebas]]
|5%
|5
|-
| rowspan="4" |Good Rod
|[[Poliwag]]
|57%
|5 - 15
|-
|[[Goldeen]]
|20%
|5 - 15
|-
|[[Magikarp]]
|20%
|5 - 15
|-
|[[Arrokuda]]
|3%
|5 - 15
|-
| rowspan="6" |Super Rod
|[[Poliwag]]
|40%
|15 - 25
|-
|[[Poliwhirl]]
|30%
|20 - 30
|-
|[[Gyarados]]
|15%
|15 - 25
|-
|[[Finneon]]
|10%
|15 - 25
|-
|[[Psyduck]]
|3%
|15 - 35
|-
|[[Slowpoke]]
|2%
|15 - 35
|}

== Items ==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%;"
! Item !! Location !! Price / Method
|-
| [[Poké Ball]] || Poké Mart || $200
|-
| [[Potion]] || Poké Mart || $200
|-
| [[Antidote]] || Poké Mart || $200
|-
| [[Paralyze Heal]] || Poké Mart || $200
|-
| [[Oak's Parcel]] || Poké Mart || First Visit Event
|-
|[[Potion]]
|Next to the Cut-Tree
|Chest
|-
| [[Debit Card]] || Viridian Bank || Speak to Bank Manager
|-
| [[Potion]] || Viridian Bank || Hidden: Top-right plant near entrance
|-
| [[Great Ball]] || Viridian Bank || Hidden: Trash can in Manager's Office
|-
|[[Poké Ball]]
|Viridian Bank
|Chest on the lower office on the left side of the Bank
|}

== Gallery ==
<gallery>
File:Poke Mart Viridian.png|Poké Mart
File:Pokemon Gym Viridian.png|Viridian Gym
File:Imagejjjjjjj.png|Clothing Store
</gallery>

[[Category:Cities]]
[[Category:Kanto]]

Shiny Hunting

2026-09-17T01:08:57Z

24Pigs WiKi: Updated the Shiny Hunting page with updated odds. ⧼editapproval-default-approval-summary⧽

''Contributions by CapyTini and the Everworld Research Team''

'''Shiny Pokémon''' are rare color variants of Pokémon found in the wild, through breeding, or via special events. In Pokémon Everworld Online, these Pokémon are highly sought after not only for their aesthetic rarity but also for their superior competitive potential.

== Mechanics and Odds ==

The hunt for a Shiny Pokémon is a test of patience. Understanding how each bonus works is important because rate multipliers and additional shiny rolls are not calculated in the same way.

* '''Base Shiny Rate:''' The standard chance of encountering a Shiny Pokémon is '''1/4096'''.
* '''Shiny Charm:''' Gives two additional Shiny rolls, for three rolls in total. This improves the base odds to approximately '''1/1366'''. A Shiny Charm lasts for 60 minutes, or 65 minutes for VIP players. Using another Charm adds more time.
* '''VIP Shiny Bonus:''' Players with active VIP status receive a '''1.5x shiny bonus'''.
* '''PEO Shiny Weekends:''' Biweekly Shiny Hunting Weekends provide an additional '''2x Shiny bonus'''.
* '''Sinnoh Underground:''' Collect 40 Underground Points from members of the Diglett family to activate a '''15-minute''' '''1.5x''' '''shiny bonus'''.
* '''Purchasable Server Wide Buff:''' When another player activates the server-wide shiny buff, everyone receives an additional '''1.25x bonus'''.
* '''Topaz Gambler’s Dice:''' The Topaz Dice provides an additional Shiny bonus. It must be equipped through the Dice Bag to work.
* '''Number Battled Bonus:''' Battling many Pokémon of the same species can occasionally give extra Shiny rolls.
* '''IV Bonus:''' Shiny Pokémon have a significantly higher mathematical probability of possessing perfect Individual Values (IVs) compared to standard encounters.
* '''MAX Shiny odds: 1/4192 (Base odds) -> 1/2096(Shiny Charm) -> 1048(Shiny Weekends) -> 1/698(Vip Bonus) -> 1/558(server Wide-buff) -> 1/372 (Sinnoh Underground)'''

=== Sinnoh Underground Points ===
{| class="wikitable"
!Pokémon
! align="right" |Points
|-
|Diglett
| align="right" |1
|-
|Alolan Diglett
| align="right" |2
|-
|Dugtrio
| align="right" |3
|-
|Alolan Dugtrio
| align="right" |4
|}
Reaching 40 points activates the boost. Collecting another 40 points while it is already active adds another 15 minutes.

=== Number Battled Bonus ===
The Number Battled bonus is tracked separately for every species.
{| class="wikitable"
! align="right" |Number battled
! align="right" |Chance to activate
! align="right" |Extra Shiny rolls
|-
| align="right" |0–49
| align="right" |No bonus
| align="right" |0
|-
| align="right" |50–99
| align="right" |1.5%
| align="right" |1
|-
| align="right" |100–199
| align="right" |2%
| align="right" |2
|-
| align="right" |200–299
| align="right" |2.5%
| align="right" |3
|-
| align="right" |300–499
| align="right" |3%
| align="right" |4
|-
| align="right" |500+
| align="right" |3%
| align="right" |5
|}
At 500 or more battled, the five extra rolls activate on only 3% of encounters. They do not apply to every encounter.

When the bonus activates at 500+ battled:

* Without a Shiny Charm, the encounter has six total rolls.
* With a Shiny Charm, the encounter has eight total rolls.
* The bonus applies to wild encounters, not eggs.

=== Topaz Gambler's Dice ===
The Topaz Gambler's Dice can be combined with the Shiny Charm, VIP, Shiny Weekends, the Underground bonus, the server-wide buff, and the Number Battled bonus.

The Topaz Dice can be purchased for ₽1,000,000 from the special Dice merchant at:

* Two Island Game Corner
* Tine Casino in Port Tine

A Dice Bag is required before the merchant will sell Dice.

* An NPC in the Two Island Game Corner gives a Ticket Case, Dice Bag, and basic Gambler's Dice.
* An old man in Tine Casino sells a Dice Bag and basic Gambler's Dice for ₽50,000.

The Topaz Dice can also be won from the High-Roller's Lucky Dice Tower in Tine Casino.
{| class="wikitable"
!Option
! align="right" |Cost
! align="right" |Chance of Topaz Dice
|-
|One prize
| align="right" |480 Casino Tickets
| align="right" |About 1/17
|-
|Three prizes
| align="right" |1,296 Casino Tickets
| align="right" |About 1/6 for at least one
|}
After obtaining the Topaz Dice, open the Dice Bag and select it as the active Dice.

=== Maximum Wild Odds ===
The approximate odds with each bonus added are:
{| class="wikitable"
!Active bonuses
! align="right" |Approximate odds
|-
|Base odds
| align="right" |1/4096
|-
| + Shiny Charm
| align="right" |1/1366
|-
| + Shiny Weekend
| align="right" |1/683
|-
| + VIP bonus
| align="right" |1/455
|-
| + Server-wide buff
| align="right" |1/364
|-
| + Sinnoh Underground bonus
| align="right" |1/243
|-
| + Topaz Gambler's Dice
| align="right" |1/62
|-
| + 500 battled for that species
| align="right" |1/59 overall
|}
The best average odds for a normal wild encounter are approximately '''1/59'''.

Most encounters at the maximum bonus level have odds of approximately 1/62. When the five extra Number Battled rolls activate, that encounter has odds of approximately 1/24. Because those extra rolls activate only 3% of the time, the overall average is approximately 1/59.

=== Breeding Odds ===
Breeding uses the same base Shiny odds. An active Shiny Charm gives each egg two additional Shiny rolls.

The Masuda Method cannot be used in PEO because the game is only available in English.
{| class="wikitable"
!Breeding method
! align="right" |Total rolls
! align="right" |Approximate odds
|-
|Normal egg
| align="right" |1
| align="right" |1/4096
|-
|Shiny Charm
| align="right" |3
| align="right" |1/1366
|}
Shiny Weekends, VIP, the server-wide buff, the Underground bonus, and the Topaz Dice can also improve breeding odds.
{| class="wikitable"
!Breeding method with every bonus active
! align="right" |Approximate odds
|-
|Normal egg
| align="right" |1/186
|-
|Shiny Charm
| align="right" |1/62
|}
The best available breeding odds are approximately '''1/62''' per egg. The Number Battled bonus does not affect eggs.

=== Shiny Pokémon and IVs ===
Being Shiny does not automatically give a Pokémon better IVs. PEO instead uses a separate same-species catch-combo bonus.
{| class="wikitable"
! align="right" |Same-species catch combo
!Guaranteed perfect IVs
|-
| align="right" |10–24
|HP and Attack
|-
| align="right" |25–49
|HP, Attack, and Defense
|-
| align="right" |50+
|HP, Attack, Defense, and Special Attack
|}
A Shiny Pokémon caught during a combo can receive these perfect IVs, but the bonus comes from the catch combo rather than from being Shiny.

== Hunting Methods ==

While luck is the main factor, trainers typically use two methods to hunt Shiny Pokémon:

* '''Wild Encounters:''' The most common method involves running through tall grass or surfing in areas known to spawn the specific species you are looking for.
* '''Breeding:''' Hatching eggs at the Daycare. This is often preferred by trainers looking for specific Natures or Egg Moves in addition to the shiny coloration.

== Everworld Originals ==

The Pokémon Everworld Online development team is constantly expanding the roster of available shinies. Their approach includes:

# '''Classic Replacements:''' Some traditional shiny palettes from the original games have been redesigned with custom Everworld colors to provide a fresh experience.
# '''Everworld Additions:''' New, unique shiny variants that exist alongside the classic versions, giving certain species multiple rare colorations to collect.

== See Also ==
* [[IV and EV Guide]]
* [[VIP Benefits]]
* [[Breeding Mechanics]]

[[Category:Guides]]
[[Category:Mechanics]]

Other Devices

2026-08-28T21:54:43Z

24Pigs WiKi:

== Disclaimer ==
<big>'''<u>Poké Everworld Online does not officially support other devices.</u>'''</big>

<big>However, members of the community have found ways to play PEO from other devices and have contributed to this guide for others to recreate their success as of July 2026.</big>

<big>'''Future updates and changes to the game, may render this guide broken. Please use at your own risk.'''</big>

== Steam Deck (Streaming) ==

# <big>Go onto Steam</big>
# <big>Click Games</big>
# <big>Add Non Steam Game</big>
# <big>Add the PEO Launcher to your games for Steam</big>
# <big>Go onto your Steam Deck</big>
# <big>Go to your Library</big>
# <big>Go to Non-Steam</big>
# <big>Launch the PEO Launcher (This will stream the game from your desktop)</big>

Known controls at the moment are same as controller instead of X however to open your inventory the deck has it mapped to L4 the rear bumper. Controls can vary so bare in mind some shortcuts for buttons may not work but the basic buttons to play will. Pulling up game chat menu in game current binding unknown as well as the remapping button. When updating on deck, you follow the same steps as PC with deleting jsons on your PC.

== Steam Deck (Local) ==

# <big>Hold your Steam Deck Power Button</big>
# <big>Switch to Desktop Mode</big>
# <big>Open Fire Fox from Desktop mode or whatever browser you may be using on the deck</big>
# <big>Go to Discord and Sign in through the browser</big>
# <big>Once on Discord go to the PEO Discord</big>
#* <big>You're going to go to latest version of the game, you'll be brought to the google drive and download the game files and launcher.</big>
# <big>Go to Dolphin your file manager, Downloads, then PEO.zip</big>
# <big>Extract to /home/deck/desktop (This will make a PEO Folder on your decks desktop)</big>
# <big>Goto the shop with your steam deck</big>
#* <big>(NOT THE STEAM STORE! ITS THE SHOPPING BAG ICON TO THE LEFT OF FIRE FOX AND YOUR DOLPHIN FILE BROWSER)</big>
# <big>You'll see most popular then you're going to download Wine</big>
#* <big>(Since Steam Decks currently run on Linux you will need Wine in order to run the PEO launcher.)</big>
# <big>Once Wine is Installed go into your PEO Folder</big>
# <big>Click Launcher, let the game and updates install and once you're logged in you're good to go</big>

Known controls at the moment are same as controller instead of X however to open your inventory the deck has it mapped to L4 the rear bumper. Controls can vary so bare in mind some shortcuts for buttons may not work but the basic buttons to play will. Pulling up game chat menu in game current binding unknown as well as the remapping button. When updating on deck, you follow the same steps as PC with deleting jsons on your Steam Deck.

== Mobile Phone ==
[[File:Steam Link.png|thumb]]

# <big>Go onto Steam</big>
# <big>Click</big> <big>Add a Game (Bottom left)</big>
# <big>Add Non Steam Game</big>
# <big>Choose 'Browse...', navigate to the location of the 'Launcher.exe' and select it</big>
# <big>On your smartphone, install the 'Steam Link' app from any store and open it</big> <big>(Pictured to the Right)</big>
# <big>Login or link with your steam account.</big>
## <big>You have to be on the same Wifi for this as your PC for the first time.</big>
# <big>Click on the Steam icon at the top of the screen, then 'Library'</big>
# <big>Navigate to tab 'Non-Steam', choose 'Launcher' and Play</big>

''Contributions made by Alffie and Cheftricky''

Ecruteak City

2026-08-27T23:40:07Z

24Pigs WiKi: Clarified Trainer teams for gym

Contributor: Frisco
{| class="wikitable" style="float:right; width:300px; margin-left:15px;"
! colspan="2" |Ecruteak City
|-
| colspan="2" style="text-align:center;" |[[File:Ether.png|250x250px]]
|-
!Region
|Johto
|-
!Gym Leader
|[[Morty]]
|}
'''Ecruteak City''' is a historical city known for its connection to legendary Pokémon and traditional architecture.

== Landmarks ==

=== Kimono Dance Theatre ===
[[File:Kimono_Girls_Dance_Theatre.png|right|thumb|Kimono Dance Theatre]]
The home of the Kimono Girls. Defeating them is required to earn the '''HM03 Surf.'''

'''Kimono Girls Gauntlet'''
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
!Opponent
!Pokémon
!Level
!Item
|-
| rowspan="5" |'''Kimono Girls'''
|[[Flareon]]
|45
| --
|-
|[[Espeon]]
|45
| --
|-
|[[Umbreon]]
|45
| --
|-
|[[Vaporeon]]
|45
|[[Leftovers]]
|-
|[[Jolteon]]
|45
|[[Life Orb]]
|}

* '''Reward:''' [[HM03]] (Surf).

=== Burnt Tower ===
[[File:Burnt_Tower.png|right|thumb|The Burnt Tower]]
A ruined tower located in the northwest of the city.

'''Wild Encounters'''
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
!Pokémon
!Levels
|-
|[[Rattata]]
|12, 14, 15, 16, 18
|-
|[[Weezing]]
|12
|-
|[[Koffing]]
|17
|-
|[[Rolycoly]]
|14
|-
|[[Zubat]]
|13, 18
|-
|[[Litwick]]
|15
|}
'''Rival Battle: Silver'''
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
!Trainer
!Pokémon
!Level
!Item
|-
| rowspan="4" |'''Silver'''
|[[Haunter]]
|24
|[[Focus Sash]]
|-
|[[Croconaw]]
|26
|[[Eviolite]]
|-
|[[Magnemite]]
| --
| --
|-
|[[Zubat]]
|24
|[[Rocky Helmet]]
|}

== Items ==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Item
!Location
!Image
|-
|[[Ether]]
|'''House next to the Gym''': Found inside.
|[[File:Ether.png|100x100px]]
|-
|[[Max Ether]]
|'''Burnt Tower''': Pickup.
| --
|}

== Gym ==
[[File:Ecruteak_City_Gym.png|right|thumb|Ecruteak Gym]]
The '''Ecruteak Gym''' is the fourth Gym of the Johto League. It specializes in Ghost-type Pokémon.

=== Trainers ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
!Trainer
!Pokémon
!Min Levels*
|-
|Sage Ping
|[[Gastly]] (x5)
|22, 24, 25, 26, 23
|-
|Sage Jeffrey
|[[Haunter]]
|26
|-
|Medium Grace
|[[Haunter]], [[Haunter]]
|26, 27
|-
|Medium Martha
|[[Gastly]], [[Haunter]], [[Gastly]]
|25, 27, 26
|}
<nowiki>*</nowiki>Trainer team will use the level matching system to meet the average of the players team*

=== Gym Leader ===
Morty's team is significantly higher level than his gym trainers.

'''Gym Leader Morty's Team (Hard)'''
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
!Leader
!Pokémon
!Level
!Moves / Notes
|-
| rowspan="6" |'''Morty'''
|[[Corsola]]-Galarian
Held Item: Eviolite

IV's: 31,31,31,31,31,31
|45
|
* Stealth Rock
* Night Shade
* Will-O-Wisp
* Strength Sap
|-
|[[Sableye]] (Prankster)
Held Item: Assault Vest

IV's: 31,31,31,31,31,31
|45
|
* Knock Off
* Will-O-Wisp
* Recover
* Protect
|-
|[[Gengar]] (Cursed Body)
Held Item: Gengarite

IV's: 31,31,31,31,31,31
|45
|
* Shadow Ball
* Sludge Wave
* Focus Blast
* Thunder
|-
|[[Mismagius]] (Levitate)
Held Item: Leftovers

IV's: 31,31,31,31,31,31
|45
|
* Nasty Plot
* Shadow Ball
* Power Gem
* Taunt
|-
|[[Dusclops]] (Pressure)
Held Item: Eviolite

IV's: 31,31,31,31,31,31
|45
|
* Rest
* Sleep Talk
* Toxic
* Seismic Toss
|-
|[[Spiritomb]]
Held Item: Figy Berry

IV's: 31,31,31,31,31,31
|45
|
* Pursuit
* Foul Play
* Sucker Punch
* Will-O-Wisp
|}

'''Gym Leader Morty's Team (easy)'''
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
!Leader
!Pokémon
!Level
!Moves / Notes
|-
| rowspan="3" |'''Morty'''
|[[Trevenant]] (Natural Cure)
Held Item: Assault Vest

IV's: 20,20,20,20,20,20

EV's: 85,85,85,85,85,85
|45
|
* Wood Hammer
* Poltergeist
* Sucker Punch
* Drain Punch
|-
|[[Jellicent]] (Cursed Body)
Held Item: Heavy-Duty Boots

IV's: 20,20,20,20,20,20

EV's: 85,85,85,85,85,85
|45
|
* Hex
* Toxic
* Recover
* Taunt
|-
|[[Gengar]] (Cursed Body)
Held Item: Air Balloon

IV's: 20,20,20,20,20,20

EV's: 85,85,85,85,85,85
|45
|
* Shadow Ball
* Sludge Wave
* Encore
* Nasty Plot
|-
|
|[[Mismagius]] (Levitate)
Held Item: Colbur Berry

IV's: 20,20,20,20,20,20

EV's: 85,85,85,85,85,85
|45
|
* Nasty Plot
* Shadow Ball
* Draining Kiss
* Mystical Fire
|-
|
|[[Banette]] (Insomnia)
Held Item: Life Orb

IV's: 20,20,20,20,20,20

EV's: 85,85,85,85,85,85
|45
|
* Shadow Claw
* Knock Off
* Sucker Punch
* Will-O-Wisp
|-
|
|[[Spiritomb]]
Held Item: Leftovers

IV's: 20,20,20,20,20,20

EV's: 85,85,85,85,85,85
|45
|
* Dark Pulse
* Psyshock
* Trick Room
* Nasty Plot
|}

HM Locations

2026-08-27T12:22:48Z

24Pigs WiKi:

This page will contain a list of HMs and where to find them.

== Cut ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Region
!Location
!Badge Required to use
|-
|Kanto
|The Captain on the SS Anne
|Cascade Badge in [[Cerulean City]]
|-
|Jhoto
|Ilex Forest after catching Farfetch’d
|Hive Badge in [[Azalea Town]]
|-
|Hoenn
|House in Rustboro City
|Stone Badge in [[Rustboro City]]
|-
|Sinnoh
|From Cynthia in Eterna City
|Forest Badge in [[Eterna City]]
|}
== Fly ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Region
!Location
!Badge Required to use
|-
|Kanto
|The girl in the secret house on [[Route 16]], north of Cycling Road
|Thunder Badge in [[Vermillion City]]
|-
|Jhoto
|Chuck’s wife in Cianwood City after beating Chuck
|Storm Badge in [[Cianwood City]]
|-
|Hoenn
|Defeat your rival on [[Route 119]]
|Feather Badge in [[Fortree City]]
|-
|Sinnoh
|The entrance of the Team Galactic Warehouse in Veilstone City
|Cobble Badge in [[Veilstone City]]
|}
== Surf ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Region
!Location
!Badge Required to use
|-
|Kanto
|The secret house at the end of the Safari Zone
|Soul Badge in [[Fuschia City]]
|-
|Jhoto
|From the gentleman in the Kimono Theater of Ecruteak City
|Fog Badge in [[Ecruteak City]]
|-
|Hoenn
|Obtained from Wally’s father after defeating Norman
|Balance Badge in [[Petalburg City]]
|-
|Sinnoh
|Cynthia’s grandmother at the shrine of [[Celestic Town]]
|Fen Badge in [[Pastoria City]]
|}
== Strength ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Region
!Location
!Badge Required to use
|-
|Kanto
|The Warden in [[Fuschia City]] after returning the Gold Teeth
|Rainbow Badge in [[Celadon City]]
|-
|Jhoto
|A Hiker on [[Route 42]] outside Mount Mortar
|Plain Badge in [[Goldenrod City]]
|-
|Hoenn
|[[Rusturf Tunnel|Rustturf tunnel]], from the guy after you smash the rocks
|Heat Badge in [[Lavaridge Town]]
|-
|Sinnoh
|From Riley on [[Iron Island]]
|Mine Badge in [[Canalave City]]
|}
== Flash ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Region
!Location
!Badge Required to use
|-
|Kanto
|Professor Oak’s Aid on Route 2 at the end of [[Diglett's Cave|Diglett’s]] [[Diglett's Cave|Cave]]
|Boulder Badge in [[Pewter City]]
|-
|Jhoto
|The Elder at the top of [[Sprout Tower]]
|No badge
|-
|Hoenn
|A hiker in [[Granite Cave]]
|Knuckle Badge in [[Dewford Town]]
|-
|Sinnoh
|[[Oreburgh Gate]] behind Rock Smash rocks or [[Veilstone Department Store]]
|No badge
|}
== Rock Smash ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Region
!Location
!Badge Required to use
|-
|Kanto
|A man in Ember Spa on Kindle Road of [[One Island]]
|Marsh Badge in [[Saffron City]]
|-
|Jhoto
|From a man on the eastern side of [[Route 36]]
|Zephyr Badge in [[Violet City]]
|-
|Hoenn
|A house in Mauville City
|Dynamo Badge in [[Mauville City]]
|-
|Sinnoh
|From a Hiker in Oreburgh Gate
|Coal Badge in [[Oreburgh City]]
|}
== Waterfall ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Region
!Location
!Badge Required to use
|-
|Kanto
|Icefall Cave on [[Four Island]]
|Volcano Badge on [[Cinnabar Island]]
|-
|Jhoto
|Ice Path
|Rising Badge in [[Blackthorn City]]
|-
|Hoenn
|Cave of Origin
|Rain Badge in [[Sootopolis City]]
|-
|Sinnoh
|From Jasmine after beating Volkner in Sunnyshore City
|Beacon Badge in [[Sunnyshore City]]
|}
== Whirlpool ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Region
!Location
!Badge Required to use
|-
|Kanto
|Not available
| -
|-
|Jhoto
|From Lance after clearing the Team Rocket HQ in Mahogany Town
|Glacier Badge in [[Mahogany Town]]
|-
|Hoenn
|Not available
| -
|-
|Sinnoh
|Not available
| -
|}

== Rock Climb ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Region
!Location
!Badge Required to use
|-
|Kanto
|Not available
| -
|-
|Jhoto
|From Professor Oak after getting all badges from Johto and Kanto
|Earth Badge in Kanto [[Viridian City]]
|-
|Hoenn
|Not available
| -
|-
|Sinnoh
|North of the Hiker’s house on [[Route 217]]
|Icicle Badge in [[Snowpoint City]]
|}

== Dive ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Region
!Location
!Badge Required to use
|-
|Kanto
|Not available
| -
|-
|Jhoto
|Not available
| -
|-
|Hoenn
|From Steven while in Mossdeep City
|Mind Badge in [[Mossdeep City]]
|-
|Sinnoh
|Not available
| -
|}

== Defog ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Region
!Location
!Badge Required to use
|-
|Kanto
|Not available
| -
|-
|Jhoto
|Not available
| -
|-
|Hoenn
|Not available
| -
|-
|Sinnoh
|Solaceon Ruins
|Relic Badge in [[Hearthome City]]
|}

HM Locations

2026-08-27T12:04:02Z

24Pigs WiKi: Created page with "This page will contain a list of HMs and where to find them. == Cut == {| class="wikitable" |+ !Region !Location !Badge Required to use |- |Kanto |The Captain on the SS Anne |Cascade Badge in Cerulean City |- |Jhoto |Ilex Forest after catching Farfetch’d |Hive Badge in Azalea Town |- |Hoenn |House in Rustboro City |Stone Badge in Rustboro City |- |Sinnoh |From Cynthia in Eterna City |Forest Badge in Eterna City |}"

2026-07-28T06:37:57Z

24Pigs WiKi:

''Contribution by Cappy.''

== Item Overview ==
The '''Trading Card Binder''' is a unique key item that allows trainers to collect and store Pokémon Trading Cards discovered throughout the world.
[[File:Trading Card Binder .png|thumb|The Trading Card Binder in the player's bag.]]
<blockquote>''Item Description (from Bag):''

"A binder to store collectible Pokémon cards."</blockquote>Once obtained, the binder automatically tracks all Trading Cards you acquire, letting you build a collection tied to your journey across regions.

== Ways to Acquire Trading Cards ==
Players can obtain Trading Cards through multiple methods:

=== Exploration ===

* Some cards can be found while exploring towns, routes, and buildings.
* Hidden pickups and special interactable spots may award cards.

=== TCG Stores ===

* Certain cities feature '''Trading Card Game (TCG) Stores'''.
* These shops sell Trading Cards directly, often rotating stock.

=== Special Sources ===

* NPC rewards
* Limited events
* Region-specific challenges

== Obtaining the Trading Card Binder ==
The Trading Card Binder must be obtained before any cards can be collected. The method of acquisition differs by region.

== Kanto ==

=== Celadon City - Game Corner ===

* In Kanto, the Trading Card Binder is obtained through the '''Celadon Game Corner'''.
* Trainers must exchange '''9,999 Game Corner Coins''' to receive the binder.
* This makes the binder a late-early or mid-game luxury item for Kanto trainers.

----

== Johto ==

=== Goldenrod City - Trading Card Store ===

* In Johto, the Trading Card Binder can be purchased directly.
* Location: '''Goldenrod City Trading Card Store'''.
* Cost: '''₽50,000'''

While significantly expensive, this provides a more straightforward path for trainers who prefer saving money over grinding coins.

= Hoenn =

=== Donation Route ===

* In Hoenn, the Trading Card Binder can be obtained through museum donations.
* Location: '''Slateport City Oceanic Museum''' and '''Lilycove City Art Museum'''.

Donation requirements:

* Donate '''₽10,000+''' to the '''Oceanic Museum''' in [[Slateport City]].
* Donate '''₽10,000+''' to the '''Art Museum''' in [[Lilycove City]].

After completing both donations, the player will receive the '''[[Trading Card Binder]]''' as a reward for supporting Hoenn’s cultural institutions.

=== Convention Hall Route ===

* Location: '''Lilycove City Convention Hall'''.

Players may also obtain the '''[[Trading Card Binder]]''' by spending '''₽500,000''' at the Convention Hall.

* After completing the process, the player receives the '''₽500,000 back''' along with the '''Trading Card Binder'''.

While this is technically the '''cheapest method''' to obtain the binder, it requires a '''large amount of upfront capital''', making it inaccessible for many early-game trainers.

== Notes ==

* The Trading Card Binder only needs to be obtained once.
* After acquisition, Trading Cards can be collected in any region.
* Additional regions may feature their own unique methods of obtaining the binder.

== Speedrunning ==

For players focused on obtaining the '''Trading Card Binder''' as quickly or cheaply as possible, the region chosen can significantly affect efficiency.

* '''Fastest Method (In-Game Time):'''
** The fastest way to obtain the binder is through the '''Hoenn museum donation route'''.
** Donate '''₽10,000''' at the '''Oceanic Museum''' in [[Slateport City]] and '''₽10,000''' at the '''Art Museum''' in [[Lilycove City]].
** This method requires only '''₽20,000 total''' and can be completed immediately upon reaching both cities.

* '''Least Expensive Method:'''
** The '''Hoenn donation route''' is also the cheapest permanent cost at '''₽20,000'''.
** No grinding for coins or large capital reserves is required.

* '''Zero-Cost Method (High Upfront Requirement):'''
** At the '''Lilycove City Convention Hall''', players may obtain the binder by spending '''₽500,000'''.
** After the process is completed, the player receives the '''full ₽500,000 refund''' along with the '''Trading Card Binder'''.
** While technically free, the large upfront requirement makes it impractical for early progression.

* '''Simple Purchase Option:'''
** In '''Johto''', the binder can be purchased directly at the '''Goldenrod City Trading Card Store''' for '''₽50,000'''.
** This is straightforward but more expensive than the Hoenn donation route.

* '''Slowest Method:'''
** In '''Kanto''', the binder requires '''9,999 Game Corner Coins''' from the '''Celadon Game Corner'''.
** Coin grinding or gambling mechanics may make this the most time-consuming method.

'''Overall Recommendation:'''
* '''Hoenn''' is the best region for obtaining the Trading Card Binder during speedruns due to its combination of '''low cost''' and '''fast completion time'''.
== Card Locations ==

=== Items ===
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Card
!Location
|-
|Potion
|[[Route 6]]
|-
|Maintenance
|[[Route 12]]
|-
|Energy Retrieval
|[[Route 9]]
|-
|Pokemon Flute
|[[Pokemon Tower]]
|-
|Super Potion
|[[Fuchsia City]]
|-
|Revive
|[[Route 20]]
|-
|Trainer '''Bill'''
|[[Cinnabar Island]]
|-
|Switch
|[[Route 23]]
|-
|Berry
|[[Route 31]]
|-
|Sprout Tower
|[[Sprout Tower]]
|-
|Energy Charge
|[[Slowpoke Well]]
|-
|Super Scoop Up
|[[Department Store|Johto Department Store]]
|-
|Arcade Game
|[[Game Corner|Johto Game Corner]]
|-
|New Pokédex
|[[Goldenrod City]]
|-
|Recycle Energy
|[[Route 41]]
|-
|Focus Band
|[[Dark Cave]]
|}
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!#
!Name
!Location
|-
|#0001
|'''[[Bulbasaur]]'''
|
|-
|#0002
|'''[[Ivysaur]]'''
|
|-
|#0003
|'''[[Venusaur]]'''
|
|-
|#0004
|'''[[Charmander]]'''
|
|-
|#0005
|'''[[Charmeleon]]'''
|
|-
|#0006
|'''[[Charizard]]'''
|
|-
|#0007
|'''[[Squirtle]]'''
|
|-
|#0008
|'''[[Wartortle]]'''
|
|-
|#0009
|'''[[Blastoise]]'''
|
|-
|#0010
|'''[[Caterpie]]'''
|[[Viridian Forest]]
|-
|#0011
|'''[[Metapod]]'''
|[[Safari Zone Kanto]]
|-
|#0012
|'''[[Butterfree]]'''
|
|-
|#0013
|'''[[Weedle]]'''
|[[Route 24]]
|-
|#0014
|'''[[Kakuna]]'''
|
|-
|#0015
|'''[[Beedrill]]'''
|
|-
|#0016
|'''[[Pidgey]]'''
|[[Route 8]]
|-
|#0017
|'''[[Pidgeotto]]'''
|[[Route 12]]
|-
|#0018
|'''[[Pidgeot]]'''
|[[Route 16]]
|-
|#0019
|'''[[Rattata]]'''
|[[Route 2]]
|-
|#0020
|'''[[Raticate]]'''
|
|-
|#0021
|'''[[Spearow]]'''
|
|-
|#0022
|'''[[Fearow]]'''
|
|-
|#0023
|'''[[Ekans]]'''
|
|-
|#0024
|'''[[Arbok]]'''
|
|-
|#0025
|'''[[Pikachu]]'''
|[[Vermilion City]]
|-
|#0026
|'''[[Raichu]]'''
|
|-
|#0027
|'''[[Sandshrew]]'''
|[[Route 15]]
|-
|#0028
|'''[[Sandslash]]'''
|
|-
|#0029
|'''[[Nidoran♀]]'''
|
|-
|#0030
|'''[[Nidorina]]'''
|
|-
|#0031
|'''[[Nidoqueen]]'''
|
|-
|#0032
|'''[[Nidoran♂]]'''
|[[Route 3]]
|-
|#0033
|'''[[Nidorino]]'''
|[[Team Rocket Hideout]]
|-
|#0034
|'''[[Nidoking]]'''
|
|-
|#0035
|'''[[Clefairy]]'''
|[[Mt. Moon]], [[Route 38]]
|-
|#0036
|'''[[Clefable]]'''
|[[Mt. Moon Square]]
|-
|#0037
|'''[[Vulpix]]'''
|[[Route 7]]
|-
|#0038
|'''[[Ninetales]]'''
|
|-
|#0039
|'''[[Jigglypuff]]'''
|
|-
|#0040
|'''[[Wigglytuff]]'''
|
|-
|#0041
|'''[[Zubat]]'''
|
|-
|#0042
|'''[[Golbat]]'''
|
|-
|#0043
|'''[[Oddish]]'''
|[[Route 36]]
|-
|#0044
|'''[[Gloom]]'''
|
|-
|#0045
|'''[[Vileplume]]'''
|
|-
|#0046
|'''[[Paras]]'''
|
|-
|#0047
|'''[[Parasect]]'''
|
|-
|#0048
|'''[[Venonat]]'''
|
|-
|#0049
|'''[[Venomoth]]'''
|
|-
|#0050
|'''[[Diglett]]'''
|[[Diglett's Cave]]
|-
|#0051
|'''[[Dugtrio]]'''
|
|-
|#0052
|'''[[Meowth]]'''
|
|-
|#0053
|'''[[Persian]]'''
|
|-
|#0054
|'''[[Psyduck]]'''
|
|-
|#0055
|'''[[Golduck]]'''
|
|-
|#0056
|'''[[Mankey]]'''
|
|-
|#0057
|'''[[Primeape]]'''
|
|-
|#0058
|'''[[Growlithe]]'''
|[[Celadon City]]
|-
|#0059
|'''[[Arcanine]]'''
|
|-
|#0060
|'''[[Poliwag]]'''
|[[Route 13]]
|-
|#0061
|'''[[Poliwhirl]]'''
|[[Route 23]]
|-
|#0062
|'''[[Poliwrath]]'''
|
|-
|#0063
|'''[[Abra]]'''
|[[Route 4]]
|-
|#0064
|'''[[Kadabra]]'''
|
|-
|#0065
|'''[[Alakazam]]'''
|
|-
|#0066
|'''[[Machop]]'''
|[[Rock Tunnel]]
|-
|#0067
|'''[[Machoke]]'''
|
|-
|#0068
|'''[[Machamp]]'''
|
|-
|#0069
|'''[[Bellsprout]]'''
|
|-
|#0070
|'''[[Weepinbell]]'''
|
|-
|#0071
|'''[[Victreebel]]'''
|
|-
|#0072
|'''[[Tentacool]]'''
|
|-
|#0073
|'''[[Tentacruel]]'''
|
|-
|#0074
|'''[[Geodude]]'''
|
|-
|#0075
|'''[[Graveler]]'''
|
|-
|#0076
|'''[[Golem]]'''
|
|-
|#0077
|'''[[Ponyta]]'''
|[[Route 14]]
|-
|#0078
|'''[[Rapidash]]'''
|
|-
|#0079
|'''[[Slowpoke]]'''
|[[Slowpoke Well]]
|-
|#0080
|'''[[Slowbro]]'''
|
|-
|#0081
|'''[[Magnemite]]'''
|[[Route 10]]
|-
|#0082
|'''[[Magneton]]'''
|
|-
|#0083
|'''[[Farfetch'd]]'''
|[[Route 5|Route 5, Daycare]]
|-
|#0084
|'''[[Doduo]]'''
|[[Route 18]]
|-
|#0085
|'''[[Dodrio]]'''
|
|-
|#0086
|'''[[Seel]]'''
|[[Route 20]]
|-
|#0087
|'''[[Dewgong]]'''
|[[Seafoam Island]]
|-
|#0088
|'''[[Grimer]]'''
|
|-
|#0089
|'''[[Muk]]'''
|
|-
|#0090
|'''[[Shellder]]'''
|
|-
|#0091
|'''[[Cloyster]]'''
|
|-
|#0092
|'''[[Gastly]]'''
|[[Pokemon Tower]]
|-
|#0093
|'''[[Haunter]]'''
|
|-
|#0094
|'''[[Gengar]]'''
|
|-
|#0095
|'''[[Onix]]'''
|[[Pewter City]], [[Route 45]]
|-
|#0096
|'''[[Drowzee]]'''
|[[Route 17]]
|-
|#0097
|'''[[Hypno]]'''
|
|-
|#0098
|'''[[Krabby]]'''
|
|-
|#0099
|'''[[Kingler]]'''
|
|-
|#0100
|'''[[Voltorb]]'''
|
|-
|#0101
|'''[[Electrode]]'''
|
|-
|#0102
|'''[[Exeggcute]]'''
|
|-
|#0103
|'''[[Exeggutor]]'''
|
|-
|#0104
|'''[[Cubone]]'''
|
|-
|#0105
|'''[[Marowak]]'''
|
|-
|#0106
|'''[[Hitmonlee]]'''
|
|-
|#0107
|'''[[Hitmonchan]]'''
|
|-
|#0108
|'''[[Lickitung]]'''
|
|-
|#0109
|'''[[Koffing]]'''
|[[Pokémon Mansion]]
|-
|#0110
|'''[[Weezing]]'''
|
|-
|#0111
|'''[[Rhyhorn]]'''
|
|-
|#0112
|'''[[Rhydon]]'''
|
|-
|#0113
|'''[[Chansey]]'''
|[[Safari Zone Kanto]]
|-
|#0114
|'''[[Tangela]]'''
|[[Route 21]]
|-
|#0115
|'''[[Kangaskhan]]'''
|
|-
|#0116
|'''[[Horsea]]'''
|
|-
|#0117
|'''[[Seadra]]'''
|
|-
|#0118
|'''[[Goldeen]]'''
|
|-
|#0119
|'''[[Seaking]]'''
|
|-
|#0120
|'''[[Staryu]]'''
|[[Cerulean City|Cerulean Gym]]
|-
|#0121
|'''[[Starmie]]'''
|
|-
|#0122
|'''[[Mr. Mime]]'''
|
|-
|#0123
|'''[[Scyther]]'''
|
|-
|#0124
|'''[[Jynx]]'''
|
|-
|#0125
|'''[[Electabuzz]]'''
|[[Power Plant]]
|-
|#0126
|'''[[Magmar]]'''
|
|-
|#0127
|'''[[Pinsir]]'''
|
|-
|#0128
|'''[[Tauros]]'''
|
|-
|#0129
|'''[[Magikarp]]'''
|[[Vermilion City|Vermilion City, Boat Terminal]]
|-
|#0130
|'''[[Gyarados]]'''
|
|-
|#0131
|'''[[Lapras]]'''
|
|-
|#0132
|'''[[Ditto]]'''
|
|-
|#0133
|'''[[Eevee]]'''
|
|-
|#0134
|'''[[Vaporeon]]'''
|
|-
|#0135
|'''[[Jolteon]]'''
|
|-
|#0136
|'''[[Flareon]]'''
|
|-
|#0137
|'''[[Porygon]]'''
|
|-
|#0138
|'''[[Omanyte]]'''
|
|-
|#0139
|'''[[Omastar]]'''
|
|-
|#0140
|'''[[Kabuto]]'''
|
|-
|#0141
|'''[[Kabutops]]'''
|
|-
|#0142
|'''[[Aerodactyl]]'''
|
|-
|#0143
|'''[[Snorlax]]'''
|
|-
|#0144
|'''[[Articuno]]'''
|
|-
|#0145
|'''[[Zapdos]]'''
|
|-
|#0146
|'''[[Moltres]]'''
|
|-
|#0147
|'''[[Dratini]]'''
|[[Safari Zone Kanto]]
|-
|#0148
|'''[[Dragonair]]'''
|[[Blackthorn City]]
|-
|#0149
|'''[[Dragonite]]'''
|
|-
|#0150
|'''[[Mewtwo]]'''
|
|-
|#0151
|'''[[Mew]]'''
|
|-
|#0152
|'''[[Chikorita]]'''
|[[Route 35]]
|-
|#0153
|'''[[Bayleef]]'''
|[[Route 34]]
|-
|#0154
|'''[[Meganium]]'''
|
|-
|#0155
|'''[[Cyndaquil]]'''
|[[Route 44]]
|-
|#0156
|'''[[Quilava]]'''
|
|-
|#0157
|'''[[Typhlosion]]'''
|[[Victory Road|Johto Victory Road]]
|-
|#0158
|'''[[Totodile]]'''
|[[Goldenrod City]]
|-
|#0159
|'''[[Croconaw]]'''
|[[Route 47]]
|-
|#0160
|'''[[Feraligatr]]'''
|
|-
|#0161
|'''[[Sentret]]'''
|[[Route 30]]
|-
|#0162
|'''[[Furret]]'''
|
|-
|#0163
|'''[[Hoothoot]]'''
|[[Route 33]]
|-
|#0164
|'''[[Noctowl]]'''
|
|-
|#0165
|'''[[Ledyba]]'''
|
|-
|#0166
|'''[[Ledian]]'''
|
|-
|#0167
|'''[[Spinarak]]'''
|[[Ilex Forest]]
|-
|#0168
|'''[[Ariados]]'''
|
|-
|#0169
|'''[[Crobat]]'''
|
|-
|#0170
|'''[[Chinchou]]'''
|
|-
|#0171
|'''[[Lanturn]]'''
|
|-
|#0172
|'''[[Pichu]]'''
|
|-
|#0173
|'''[[Cleffa]]'''
|[[Route 26]]
|-
|#0174
|'''[[Igglybuff]]'''
|
|-
|#0175
|'''[[Togepi]]'''
|
|-
|#0176
|'''[[Togetic]]'''
|
|-
|#0177
|'''[[Natu]]'''
|[[Ruins of Alph]]
|-
|#0178
|'''[[Xatu]]'''
|
|-
|#0179
|'''[[Mareep]]'''
|[[Route 32]]
|-
|#0180
|'''[[Flaaffy]]'''
|
|-
|#0181
|'''[[Ampharos]]'''
|[[Olivine Lighthouse]]
|-
|#0182
|'''[[Bellossom]]'''
|
|-
|#0183
|'''[[Marill]]'''
|[[Cherrygrove City]]
|-
|#0184
|'''[[Azumarill]]'''
|[[Route 27]]
|-
|#0185
|'''[[Sudowoodo]]'''
|
|-
|#0186
|'''[[Politoed]]'''
|
|-
|#0187
|'''[[Hoppip]]'''
|
|-
|#0188
|'''[[Skiploom]]'''
|
|-
|#0189
|'''[[Jumpluff]]'''
|
|-
|#0190
|'''[[Aipom]]'''
|[[Route 34]]
|-
|#0191
|'''[[Sunkern]]'''
|[[National Park]]
|-
|#0192
|'''[[Sunflora]]'''
|
|-
|#0193
|'''[[Yanma]]'''
|
|-
|#0194
|'''[[Wooper]]'''
|[[Violet City]], [[Route 43]]
|-
|#0195
|'''[[Quagsire]]'''
|[[Union Cave]]
|-
|#0196
|'''[[Espeon]]'''
|
|-
|#0197
|'''[[Umbreon]]'''
|
|-
|#0198
|'''[[Murkrow]]'''
|[[Team Rocket Hideout Johto]]
|-
|#0199
|'''[[Slowking]]'''
|
|-
|#0200
|'''[[Misdreavus]]'''
|
|-
|#0201
|'''[[Unown]]'''
|
|-
|#0202
|'''[[Wobbuffet]]'''
|
|-
|#0203
|'''[[Girafarig]]'''
|
|-
|#0204
|'''[[Pineco]]'''
|
|-
|#0205
|'''[[Forretress]]'''
|
|-
|#0206
|'''[[Dunsparce]]'''
|
|-
|#0207
|'''[[Gligar]]'''
|[[Route 42]]
|-
|#0208
|'''[[Steelix]]'''
|
|-
|#0209
|'''[[Snubbull]]'''
|[[Department Store|Johto Department Store]]
|-
|#0210
|'''[[Granbull]]'''
|
|-
|#0211
|'''[[Qwilfish]]'''
|
|-
|#0212
|'''[[Scizor]]'''
|
|-
|#0213
|'''[[Shuckle]]'''
|[[Route 48]], [[Route 46]]
|-
|#0214
|'''[[Heracross]]'''
|
|-
|#0215
|'''[[Sneasel]]'''
|
|-
|#0216
|'''[[Teddiursa]]'''
|
|-
|#0217
|'''[[Ursaring]]'''
|
|-
|#0218
|'''[[Slugma]]'''
|
|-
|#0219
|'''[[Magcargo]]'''
|
|-
|#0220
|'''[[Swinub]]'''
|[[Ice Cave]]
|-
|#0221
|'''[[Piloswine]]'''
|
|-
|#0222
|'''[[Corsola]]'''
|
|-
|#0223
|'''[[Remoraid]]'''
|
|-
|#0224
|'''[[Octillery]]'''
|
|-
|#0225
|'''[[Delibird]]'''
|
|-
|#0226
|'''[[Mantine]]'''
|[[Olivine Lighthouse]]
|-
|#0227
|'''[[Skarmory]]'''
|
|-
|#0228
|'''[[Houndour]]'''
|
|-
|#0229
|'''[[Houndoom]]'''
|
|-
|#0230
|'''[[Kingdra]]'''
|
|-
|#0231
|'''[[Phanpy]]'''
|
|-
|#0232
|'''[[Donphan]]'''
|[[Dark Cave]]
|-
|#0233
|'''[[Porygon2]]'''
|
|-
|#0234
|'''[[Stantler]]'''
|
|-
|#0235
|'''[[Smeargle]]'''
|
|-
|#0236
|'''[[Tyrogue]]'''
|
|-
|#0237
|'''[[Hitmontop]]'''
|
|-
|#0238
|'''[[Smoochum]]'''
|
|-
|#0239
|'''[[Elekid]]'''
|[[Goldenrod City]]
|-
|#0240
|'''[[Magby]]'''
|
|-
|#0241
|'''[[Miltank]]'''
|[[Route 39]]
|-
|#0242
|'''[[Blissey]]'''
|
|-
|#0243
|'''[[Raikou]]'''
|
|-
|#0244
|'''[[Entei]]'''
|
|-
|#0245
|'''[[Suicune]]'''
|
|-
|#0246
|'''[[Larvitar]]'''
|
|-
|#0247
|'''[[Pupitar]]'''
|
|-
|#0248
|'''[[Tyranitar]]'''
|
|-
|#0249
|'''[[Lugia]]'''
|
|-
|#0250
|'''[[Ho-Oh]]'''
|
|-
|#0251
|'''[[Celebi]]'''
|
|}

Mossdeep City

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24Pigs WiKi:

{| class="wikitable" style="float: right; width: 300px; margin-left: 15px;"
! colspan="2" style="text-align: center;" |'''Mossdeep City'''
|-
| colspan="2" style="text-align: center;" |[[File:Mossdeep City 2.png|thumb|center]]
|-
!Region
|Hoenn
|-
!North Connects
|[[Route 125]]
|-
!South Connects
|[[Route 127]]
|-
!West Connects
|[[Route 124]]
|}
Mossdeep City is located along the eastern edge of Hoenn surrounded by water.

== Mossdeep City Gym ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Trainers
!Pokémon Team
|-
|Psychic Maura
|[[Alakazam]], [[Claydol]], [[Malamar]] (Lum Berry), [[Reuniclus]]
|-
|Psychic Preston
|[[Espeon]] (Life Orb), [[Metagross]], [[Slowbro]], [[Gardevoir]]
|-
|Psychic Blake
|[[Gallade]], [[Sigilyph]] (Flame Orb), [[Delphox]], [[Meowstic]]
|-
|Psychic Samantha
|[[Starmie]], [[Xatu]], [[Bronzong]], [[Gothitelle]] (Leftovers)
|-
|Psychic Virgil
|[[Gardevoir]], [[Metagross]], [[Lunatone]], [[Slowbro]], [[Espeon]]
|-
|Gentleman Nate

|[[Grumpig]] (Leftovers), [[Slowking]] (Colcur Berry), [[Jynx]], [[Bronzong]], [[Metagross]]
|-
|Hex Maniac Sylvia
|[[Medicham]] (Life Orb), [[Sigilyph]] (Flame Orb), [[Oranguru]], [[Gothitelle]], [[Gardevoir]]
|-
|Psychic Hannah
|[[Gardevoir]], [[Metagross]], [[Lunatone]], [[Espeon]], [[Slowking]] (Leftovers)
|-
|Psychic Nicholas
|[[Wobbuffet]], [[Gardevoir]], [[Metagross]], [[Lunatone]],[[Slowbro]]
|-
|Hex Maniac Kathleen
|[[Alakazam]], [[Medicham]], [[Sigilyph]], [[Gothitelle]], [[Beheeyem]]
|-
|Gentleman Clifford
|[[Girafarig]], [[Metagross]], [[Slowking]] (Leftovers), [[Bronzong]], [[Gardevoir]]
|-
|Psychic Macey
|[[Xatu]], [[Lunatone]], [[Espeon]], [[Gardevoir]], [[Metagross]]
|}

===== '''Gym Leaders: Liza and Tate''' =====

===== [[Hatterene]], [[Indeedee]], [[Gothitelle]], [[Gallade]], Mega [[Mawile]], [[Claydol]] =====

=== Move Tutor ===
There is a Black Belt on the Shore who will teach a compatible Pokémon Dynamic Punch.\

== Items ==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%;"
!Item
!Location
!Method
|-
|[[Ultra Ball]]
|Small island to the West
|Hidden
|-
|[[Heart Scale]]
|Rock to the North West
|Hidden
|-
|[[Tiny Mushroom]]
|Flowers above the Center
|Hidden
|-
|[[Poké Ball|Great Ball]]
|Along the beach to the South
|Hidden
|-
|[[Net Ball]]
|Along the coast to the South East
|Found in chest
|-
|[[Super Rod]]
|House East of the Gym
|Given by the Fisherman
|}

== Gallery ==
<gallery>
File:Mossdeep City Super Rod House.png
File:Mossdeep City Super Rod.png
File:Mossdeep City Ultra Ball.png
File:Mossdeep City Tiny Mushroom.png
File:Mossdeep City Net Ball.png
File:Mossdeep City Heart Scale.png
File:Mossdeep City Great Ball.png
File:Mossdeep City Dynamic Punch.png
File:Mossdeep City Team Magma Schemer card.png
File:Mossdeep City.png
</gallery>__NOTOC__

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24Pigs WiKi:

{| class="wikitable" style="float:right; width:300px; margin-left:15px;"
! colspan="2" style="background-color:#78c850;" |Route 120
|-
| colspan="2" |[[File:Route 120.png|thumb]]
|-
!Region
|Hoenn
|-
!Connects
|[[Fortree City]] (North)
[[Route 121]] (South)
|}
'''Route 120''' is located east of [[Fortree City]] and runs south through a maze leading to [[Route 121]].

== Pokémon Encounters ==

=== Tall Grass ===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Pokémon
!Chance
!Level
|-
|[[Mightyena]]
|27%
|25 - 27
|-
|[[Oddish]]
|25%
|25 - 27
|-
|[[Poochyena|Poocheyna]]
|20%
|25
|-
|[[Marill]]
|15%
|25 - 27
|-
|[[Absol]]
|8%
|25 - 27
|-
|[[Fomantis]]
|1%
|25 - 27
|-
|[[Kecleon]]
|1%
|25
|-
|[[Palpitoad]]
|1%
|25 - 27
|-
|[[Seedot]]
|1%
|25
|-
|[[Zorua]]
|1%
|25 - 27
|}

=== Water Encounters ===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Method
!Pokémon
!Chance
!Level
|-
| rowspan="3" |'''Surfing'''
|[[Marill]]
|98%
|5 - 35
|-
|[[Goldeen]]
|1%
|20 - 30
|-
|[[Psyduck]]
|1%
|20 - 30
|-
| rowspan="2" |'''Old Rod'''
|[[Magikarp]]
|70%
|5 - 10
|-
|[[Goldeen]]
|30%
|5 - 10
|-
| rowspan="3" |'''Good Rod'''
|[[Magikarp]]
|60%
|10 - 30
|-
|[[Barboach]]
|20%
|10 - 30
|-
|[[Goldeen]]
|20%
|10 - 30
|-
|'''Super Rod'''
|[[Barboach]]
|100%
|20 - 45
|}
[[Category:Hoenn]]
[[Category:Hoenn Routes]]
[[Category:Routes]]