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Sub-boards: The Internet, Phonelines

If you want to discuss any ideas for relationships between characters, here's the place to make a thread. You can also work on ideas for subplots and what not here...

The small two-story houses clumped around the tiny town of Pallet.

The local diner of the town, known for its wide variety of foods and amiable service.

Leading directly to the north, this small meadow is the passage between Pallet Town and Viridian City also known as "Route 1".

Pallet Town has a tiny beach, a slab of sand countered by rocks in both directions blocking one from wandering further down the shore. The water is ice cold and there are reeds poking up from the sand, but it is still a nice place to sit. If you have a swimming pokemon, you could take Route 21 across the ocean and to Cinnabar Island.

Where new trainers come to learn how to be a Pokemon trainer, or where already experience ones can pop by and learn something new.

Sub-boards: Lessons, History Lessons

A small pond just a bit past Miyagi Fields. The fishing here is great, but all you can really catch is Poliwag and Magikarp. If you're lucky you might catch a Poliwhirl.

Nestled off to the corner of Pewter City is Professor Birch's lab. It's large and made almost entirely from bricks and cement, fitting with the atmosphere of the city.

A large cement-looking gym standing in the center of Pewter City. Inside is the gym leader Brock who specializes in rock type pokemon.

This famous museum is located in the northwestern part of town. The main building is open to the public for 50 and features several historical artifacts, including Aerodactyl and Kabutops fossils, and a model of a space shuttle. There's even a rumour you can get fossils from the little building next door...

A family-owned restaurant in the heart of Pewter City. It takes on sort of an "Applebees" like appearance, and serves general breakfast, lunch, and dinner food.

There are a lot of caves leading up to Mt. Moon, true enough. However, most caves don't have solid steel doors. Oh yes, in one of these specially adapted caverns lies the 'secret' lair of Team Magma. Be warning, snooping could end badly for you.

A strange rock formation that looks remarkably like a gigantic tree. It is home to many acient Pokemon thought to be extinct. Long ago, it is said that Mew was seen here- along with the three Legendary Golems. However, in recent times no one has seen any sign of them.

A casual restaurant with reasonable prices, many people come here after their long journey. It is also conviently located next to the hotel.

Named after the first Queen of Rota, Rin hotel's pledge is to make it's customers as comfortable as possible. This is a sight for sore and weary trainers after they traveled so far up north to get here.

A large cave on the outskirts of the city Cerulean Cave is said to be home to all kinds of 'horribly strong' Pokemon. It's a dangerous place to go, and only the strongest of trainers take the risk.

The clear blue river winds lazily around the city, providing the perfect habit for the water Pokemon so loved by the people of this city.

This brightly coloured dome is the main reason trainers flock to Cerulean City. Most come to challange Misty for the Cascade Badge, whereas many others come to watch the Water Ballet preformed by the 'Sensational Sister's. There is also a large aquarium filled with water Pokemon for visitor's to admire.

On the snowy white shores of Rainbow Beach is a little designated area of stretching land that is the perfect spot to hold carnivals and festivals. Currently, Vermilion City is holding its traditional summer carnival. Rides, games, contests, the works! Come on and PARTYYY. We've got cheap tasting cotton candy!

Sub-boards: The Rides District, The Games District, Snorlax Snax & Pavilion, Seaside Shoppes, The Booze Tent, The Contest Canopy

A large light blue warehouse in the center of town, the huge building with no windows is decorated in large lightning bolts. It houses the Vermilion gym leader, Lt. Surge.

Machap, Machoke, and Machamp used to be seen around here doing heavy lifting, but it seems that whatever project that was being doen here has been abandoned. Now it is a place for michievious kids to train Pokemon or write graffiti on the unfinished walls.

This is where the S.S. Anne docks, a luxury cruise for all Pokemon lovers, whether you're a trainer or not. The fishing is great here, too, as it has even saltwater Pokemon.

Tower is a seven-floor graveyard that holds the grave of departed Pokémon. Many ghost Pokemon haunt the tower, and gaurd the graves. Come here to pay your respects.

The Lavender Volunteer Pokémon House, located in central Lavender Town, was founded by Mr. Fuji. The organization exists to care for abandoned and orphaned Pokémon.

The majestic building resides on the edge of the small town. The top floor is made mostly of windows, and provides visitors a stunning view of the area around them. From the Lookout Tower you can head on to Silence Bridge.

Although the Game Corner attracts many of the visitors to the city, most of the locals feel it is bad for the image. Many believe that the place is run by Team Rocket, but the rumours have never been proved...

This is a hotel where Pokemon are also treated as guests, which makes many trainers stay here when they visit Celadon. It's also very entertaining, as it's not too far away from the Game Corner.

The largest laboratory, not counting all of Oak's fence-space. Professor Elm's lab is squished in between rows of houses, and is large and paned with glass.

The gym is often compared to a large greenhouse, as it is filled with exoctic plantlife. The design of the gym reflects Erika's love for Grass Pokemon. Trainers who claim victory here earn the Rainbow Badge.

The Psychic Pokemon-using gym is famous for it's young Gym Leader, Sabrina and her supposedly psychic underlings. If you defeat her, she will reward you with the Marsh Badge.

A restaurant which is well known for it's incorporation of Pokemon while preparing food, such as using Charmeleon to roast meals. Although a bit ritzy, it is a must-see for anyone visiting Saffron City.

Across from the El Fuego Restaurant is a magnificent hall where the Kanto coordination contests are held. Here, coordinators compete frequently for another ribbon to add to their collection.

A mysterious company which produced the Master Ball and the Silph Scope, which allows you to see Ghost Pokemon even if they're invisble to the unaided eye. Rumors have been flowing around that the company may be funded by Team Rocket.

Filled with many stores and a food court, many people choose to shoop here for themselves or for their Pokemon. A nice way to spend any day off.

The Safari Zone is one of the city's main attractions. The Pokemon Preserve allows Trainers to enter and gives them the chance to capture rare Pokemon - for a price of course.

For those not interested in searching through the reserve in search of Pokemon, there is always the Zoo. Take a lesuirley stroll and observe the rare Pokemon shown there for your enjoyment.

This stretch of beach earnt it's name from the highly polished pebbles scattered across the sands. Pebblestone Beach is the perfect place to spend a summer's day, as long as you remember to look out for the Pokemon that live in the sands. From Pebblestone you can sail across Route 19 and be on your way to Cinnabar Island.

Off the shore of Pebblestone Beach there is a concealed cave, which few people know about. The large cavern has become the base for Team Aqua. The watery base is perfect for them, and it is within the hidden safety of the cave that most of the plotting happens. You'd be well advised to avoid this place, unless you wear a lot of blue...

As Cinnabar Island, is in actual fact an Island, the water ways are the main way to travel to and from the place. Route 20 leads towards the east, and the Seafoam Islands.

On the beach of the island, Ivy's lab is relatively small but cluttered full of all sorts of scientific material.

The Pokémon Mansion is a decrepit, burned-down mansion on Cinnabar Island. It got its name because a famous Pokémon Researcher once lived there. Amongst the rubble and wreckage is information that the scientists who once worked there obtained a Mew and impregnated it with the genetically altered Mewtwo, who destroyed the Mansion in its escape.

The Cinnabar Gym is actually located in the crater of the volcano. The itense heat from the lava boosts the power of Fire types, which are the Pokemon used by the Gym Leader. Trainers who defeat Blaine earn the Volcano Badge.

Surrounded by strong and evolved water Pokemon, this island is the second largest of the Sevii chain.

Sub-boards: Kindle Road, Treasure Beach

Unlike One Island, this island is home to significantly more people. A small but welcoming community, tourists and traveling Pokemon trainers are what keep this island thriving.

Sub-boards: Natoru Beach, Wonder Market, Cape Brink

Even more populated is this island, though a bit more unfriendly- as a biker gang lives in this small town as well.

Sub-boards: Three Isle Port, Three Isle Path

Across Bond Bridge which connects this small island to Three Island, lies the Berry Forest. As expected by it's name, many rare and exotic berries grow in the lush forest here. Many bug and darkness-loving Pokemon call this place home, as well as a few freshwater Pokemon that thrive in the small lakes.

Directly south of One Island, this sleepy island is home to the only other Pokemon Daycare in Kanto- as the people who run this daycare are relatives of the other daycare owners. If you need to relax from Pokemon training, or are too busy to train your own Pokemon, why not drop them off here for a bit?

Sub-board: Icefall Cave

Long ago, it was said that Ho-oh and Lugia could be seen here. Now it is (supposedly) deserted, but perhaps you might find remnants of the Gods' visits, or even the Gods themselves.

Located on a tiny island, a resort sits just above Five Island. It is a spa for trainers as well as Pokemon to take a break from their journey.

Sub-board: Lost Cave

This is the least inhabited of the Sevii Islands. This is most likely due to strange Team Rocket activity in the area...

Sub-boards: Five Isle Meadow, Water Labyrinth, Memorial Pillar

No one lives on the mainlaind, but on the "paths" nearby. A Pokemon Center and Pokemon Mart is located near the harbor, but until the Water Path you are not likely to see anyone else.

Sub-boards: Outcast Island, Green Path, Ruin Valley

For Pokemon trainers aspiring to become the best, this place has it all- even news reporters trying to find their next star. Only come here if you're the cream of the crop, otherwise you're screwed.

This is the island most trainers come to, as it is right before the Trainer Tower. Only a handfull of people live here, and live here to battle the Pokemon trainers who come to the island in hopes of becoming the Pokemon Master.

Sub-boards: Seavault Canyon, Tanoby Ruins

Rather than making a Pokemon Center board in every city, and wasting a lot of space... Here's all of them rolled into one. Just make a thread if you want to roleplay there and be sure to point out where you are!

Got a Pokemon you don't want? Make a thread here and see what offer's you get.