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They don't get any bigger than Celadon City. This Pokémon megalopolis is home to the massive Celadon Department Store (a much bigger version of a Poké Mart) where you can buy all sorts of enhancements for your Pokémon and items to help you on your quest. Make sure you also check out the far right side of the town. When you walk over, you will see a bunch of trees that lead to a dead end. Go up as far as you can go until you hit a tree. Inside that tree is a '''PP Up''', which increases a Pokémon's move's PP slightly (can be used a maximum of three times per move). | They don't get any bigger than Celadon City. This Pokémon megalopolis is home to the massive Celadon Department Store (a much bigger version of a Poké Mart) where you can buy all sorts of enhancements for your Pokémon and items to help you on your quest. Make sure you also check out the far right side of the town. When you walk over, you will see a bunch of trees that lead to a dead end. Go up as far as you can go until you hit a tree. Inside that tree is a '''PP Up''', which increases a Pokémon's move's PP slightly (can be used a maximum of three times per move). | ||
Southwest of the city you'll find the Celadon Gym (the place where you can get the Rainbow Badge), and a casino that's home to Team Rocket and their secret Pokémon trafficking operations... And in charge of it all is the shadowy figure of Giovanni, the man who's currently in possession of the '''Silph Scope''' you've been looking for. | |||
===Celadon Mansion=== | ===Celadon Mansion=== | ||
