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[[File:Pokemon EME Evergrande City (south).png|300px|right|thumb|Ever Grande City before Victory Road]]
'''Ever Grande City''' actually has no settlements. There's just a pond, a waterfall, a Pokémon Center and lots of flowers. So why is this called a "city"? Your guess is as good as ours.


'''Ever Grande City''' actually has no settlements. There's just a pond, a waterfall, a Pokémon Center and lots of flowers. Also, the main entrance to the Victory Road is here.
Anyway, the main entrance to the Victory Road is here.


==Pokémon found==
==Pokémon found==
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|+ Pokémon found (Surfing)
|+ Pokémon found (Surfing)
! style="background-color:#a82c2a;color:#fff" | Ruby
! style="background-color:#a82c2a;color:#fff" | Encounter Rate
! style="background-color:#36c;color:#fff" | Sapphire
! style="background-color:#36c;color:#fff" | Sapphire
! style="background-color:#36c;color:#fff" | Encounter Rate
! style="background-color:#36c;color:#fff" | Encounter Rate
! style="background-color:#a82c2a;color:#fff" | Ruby
! style="background-color:#a82c2a;color:#fff" | Encounter Rate
! style="background-color:#008000;color:#fff" | Emerald
! style="background-color:#008000;color:#fff" | Emerald
! style="background-color:#008000;color:#fff" | Encounter Rate
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|+ Pokémon found (Fishing)
|+ Pokémon found (Fishing)
! style="background-color:#a82c2a;color:#fff" | Ruby
! style="background-color:#a82c2a;color:#fff" | Encounter Rate
! style="background-color:#36c;color:#fff" | Sapphire
! style="background-color:#36c;color:#fff" | Sapphire
! style="background-color:#36c;color:#fff" | Encounter Rate
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! style="background-color:#a82c2a;color:#fff" | Ruby
! style="background-color:#a82c2a;color:#fff" | Encounter Rate
! style="background-color:#008000;color:#fff" | Emerald
! style="background-color:#008000;color:#fff" | Emerald
! style="background-color:#008000;color:#fff" | Encounter Rate
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Luvdisc is poor in battling but in the wild it usually holds the item Heart Scale. Use a Pokémon that is not holding any item and that knows the attack ''Thief'', ''Covet'' or ''Trick'' to steal a Heart Scale. Then give the scale to a collector in Fallarbor Town and he will teach one of your Pokémon a move that it was able to learn but deleted or never learned.
Luvdisc is poor in battling but in the wild it usually holds the item Heart Scale. Use a Pokémon that is not holding any item and that knows the attack ''Thief'', ''Covet'' or ''Trick'' to steal a Heart Scale. Then give the scale to a collector in Fallarbor Town and he will teach one of your Pokémon a move that it was able to learn but deleted or never learned.


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Ever Grande City before Victory Road

Ever Grande City actually has no settlements. There's just a pond, a waterfall, a Pokémon Center and lots of flowers. So why is this called a "city"? Your guess is as good as ours.

Anyway, the main entrance to the Victory Road is here.

Pokémon found[edit]

Pokémon found (Surfing)
Ruby Encounter Rate Sapphire Encounter Rate Emerald Encounter Rate
Pokemon 072Tentacool.pngTentacool 60% Pokemon 072Tentacool.pngTentacool 60% Pokemon 072Tentacool.pngTentacool 60%
Pokemon 278Wingull.pngWingull 35% Pokemon 278Wingull.pngWingull 35% Pokemon 278Wingull.pngWingull 35%
Pokemon 279Pelipper.pngPelipper 5% Pokemon 279Pelipper.pngPelipper 5% Pokemon 279Pelipper.pngPelipper 5%
Pokémon found (Fishing)
Ruby Encounter Rate Sapphire Encounter Rate Emerald Encounter Rate
Old Rod
Pokemon 129Magikarp.pngMagikarp 70% Pokemon 129Magikarp.pngMagikarp 70% Pokemon 129Magikarp.pngMagikarp 70%
Pokemon 072Tentacool.pngTentacool 30% Pokemon 072Tentacool.pngTentacool 30% Pokemon 072Tentacool.pngTentacool 30%
Good Rod
Pokemon 129Magikarp.pngMagikarp 60% Pokemon 129Magikarp.pngMagikarp 60% Pokemon 129Magikarp.pngMagikarp 60%
Pokemon 320Wailmer.pngWailmer 20% Pokemon 320Wailmer.pngWailmer 20% Pokemon 320Wailmer.pngWailmer 20%
Pokemon 370Luvdisc.pngLuvdisc 20% Pokemon 370Luvdisc.pngLuvdisc 20% Pokemon 370Luvdisc.pngLuvdisc 20%
Super Rod
Pokemon 320Wailmer.pngWailmer 45% Pokemon 320Wailmer.pngWailmer 45% Pokemon 320Wailmer.pngWailmer 45%
Pokemon 370Luvdisc.pngLuvdisc 40% Pokemon 370Luvdisc.pngLuvdisc 40% Pokemon 370Luvdisc.pngLuvdisc 40%
Pokemon 222Corsola.pngCorsola 15% Pokemon 222Corsola.pngCorsola 15% Pokemon 222Corsola.pngCorsola 15%

Fishing[edit]

You can catch Luvdisc, Corsola and Wailmer by fishing in the pond using a Super Rod. If you didn't trade away the rare Bellossom for a Corsola in Pacifidlog Town, catch a Corsola here.

Luvdisc is poor in battling but in the wild it usually holds the item Heart Scale. Use a Pokémon that is not holding any item and that knows the attack Thief, Covet or Trick to steal a Heart Scale. Then give the scale to a collector in Fallarbor Town and he will teach one of your Pokémon a move that it was able to learn but deleted or never learned.