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[[Image:Pokemon-GSC-Johto-CherrygroveCity.png|thumb|600px|left|Cherrygrove City]] | [[Image:Pokemon-GSC-Johto-CherrygroveCity.png|thumb|600px|left|Cherrygrove City]] | ||
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== Take the Cherrygrove City Tour == | ==Take the Cherrygrove City Tour== | ||
{{sidebar|width=250px|title=Surf for power|contents=Once your Pokémon can learn Surf and you can use it outside of battles, head over to the island and talk to the fisherman. He will give you Mystic Water, which powers up Water moves.}} | {{sidebar|width=250px|title=Surf for power|contents=Once your Pokémon can learn Surf and you can use it outside of battles, head over to the island and talk to the fisherman. He will give you Mystic Water, which powers up Water moves.}} | ||
[[ | [[File:Pokemon-GSC-Johto-CherrygroveCity-OldMan.png|thumb|180px|left|This old man will show you around town.]] | ||
The old man who greets you at the entrance to the city will offer to "teach you a few things." It may seem like a small town, but politely agree whether you're interested or not. After the nice older gentleman is finished showing you the sights, he'll give you the handy '''Map Card''' for your PokéGear when the guided tour is over. Now you can view the World Map at any time. To use the map, hit {{gb|Start}}, select Pokégear from the menu, then choose the Map icon. | The old man who greets you at the entrance to the city will offer to "teach you a few things." It may seem like a small town, but politely agree whether you're interested or not. After the nice older gentleman is finished showing you the sights, he'll give you the handy '''Map Card''' for your PokéGear when the guided tour is over. Now you can view the World Map at any time. To use the map, hit {{gb|Start}}, select Pokégear from the menu, then choose the Map icon. | ||
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== Pokémon Center == | ==Pokémon Center== | ||
[[ | [[File:Pokemon-GSC-Johto-CherrygroveCity-PokeCenterFloor1.png|thumb|180px|left|Poké Center lower floor]] | ||
You'll definitely want to stop at the Pokémon Center to get your Pokémon healed up for the journey ahead. If you have never been to a Pokémon Center before, you're in for a treat. Pokémon Centers are located in nearly every town, and they are a great resource for Pokémon Trainers of all skill levels. You can ask the nurse at the desk to heal your Pokémon back to perfect health and you can use the PC there to access your PC, where you store your items, and Bill's PC where you store your Pokémon. But all of this Pokémon Center's other functions (like trading with your friends) are currently under adjustment. They won't become available until you've finished your errand for Professor Elm. | You'll definitely want to stop at the Pokémon Center to get your Pokémon healed up for the journey ahead. If you have never been to a Pokémon Center before, you're in for a treat. Pokémon Centers are located in nearly every town, and they are a great resource for Pokémon Trainers of all skill levels. You can ask the nurse at the desk to heal your Pokémon back to perfect health and you can use the PC there to access your PC, where you store your items, and Bill's PC where you store your Pokémon. But all of this Pokémon Center's other functions (like trading with your friends) are currently under adjustment. They won't become available until you've finished your errand for Professor Elm. | ||
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=== After Elm's errand === | ===After Elm's errand=== | ||
[[ | [[File:Pokemon-GSC-Johto-CherrygroveCity-PokeCenterFloor2.png|thumb|180px|right|Poké Center upper floor]] | ||
The second floor of every Pokémon Center has several areas that you won't be able to use until you've finished your errand for Professor Elm. The first area is the Cable Club Trade Center, where you can use the Game Link Cable to trade Pokémon with a friend who has Pokémon Gold, Silver, or Crystal. The second is the Cable Club Battle Center, where you can battle with a friend who has Pokémon GSC or Pokémon RBY. | The second floor of every Pokémon Center has several areas that you won't be able to use until you've finished your errand for Professor Elm. The first area is the Cable Club Trade Center, where you can use the Game Link Cable to trade Pokémon with a friend who has Pokémon Gold, Silver, or Crystal. The second is the Cable Club Battle Center, where you can battle with a friend who has Pokémon GSC or Pokémon RBY. | ||
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== Poké Mart == | ==Poké Mart== | ||
[[ | [[File:Pokemon-GSC-Johto-CherrygroveCity-PokeMart.png|thumb|180px|left|Poké Mart]] | ||
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|- align="center" style="background:red; color:white" | |- align="center" style="background:red; color:white" | ||
|colspan="2"|Poké Mart | |colspan="2" | Poké Mart | ||
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| | |Poké Ball* || [[File:Pokébuck.png]]200 | ||
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| | |Potion || [[File:Pokébuck.png]]300 | ||
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|Awakening||[[ | |Antidote || [[File:Pokébuck.png]]100 | ||
|- style="background:red; color:white" | |- | ||
|colspan="2"|<small>*Poké Balls only become<br />available after you return from<br />Mr. Pokémon's house.</small> | |Parlyz Heal || [[File:Pokébuck.png]]200 | ||
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|Awakening || [[File:Pokébuck.png]]250 | |||
|- style="background:red; color:white" | |||
|colspan="2" | <small>*Poké Balls only become<br />available after you return from<br />Mr. Pokémon's house.</small> | |||
|} | |} | ||
The shop next door can sell you some useful supplies, but is currently sold out of Poké Balls. The Pokémon Mart is a good place to stock up on items that you need to become a great Pokémon Trainer. You'll have to come back and stock up after you've finished Professor Elm's errand. You can purchase other goods, however, if you wish to spend your money. | The shop next door can sell you some useful supplies, but is currently sold out of Poké Balls. The Pokémon Mart is a good place to stock up on items that you need to become a great Pokémon Trainer. You'll have to come back and stock up after you've finished Professor Elm's errand. You can purchase other goods, however, if you wish to spend your money. | ||
=== After Elm's errand === | |||
===After Elm's errand=== | |||
After you've successfully completed Elm's errand, you can go back to the Pokémon Mart and purchase as many Poké Balls as you can afford. You must use the Poké Balls to catch Pokémon in the wild to bulk up your traveling party. | After you've successfully completed Elm's errand, you can go back to the Pokémon Mart and purchase as many Poké Balls as you can afford. You must use the Poké Balls to catch Pokémon in the wild to bulk up your traveling party. | ||
{{Footer Nav|game=Pokémon Gold and Silver|prevpage=Route 29|nextpage=Mr. Pokémon's House}} | {{Footer Nav|game=Pokémon Gold and Silver|prevpage=Route 29|nextpage=Mr. Pokémon's House}} | ||