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Viridian City

2016-01-18T02:55:52Z

Tendou:

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<tr><td>[[Route 2|North: Route 2]] | [[Route 1|South: Route 1]] | [[Route 22|West: Route 22]]</td></tr>
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<tr><td>[[Viridian Gym]] | [[Transportation Systems|Viridian Train Station]] | [[Kanto Master Roper Quest]] | [[Kanto Pokéball Quest]] | [[Pokemon Center]] | [[Pokemart]]</td></tr>
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=General Information=

Viridian City is a city located in [[Kanto]]. It is located north of [[Route 1]] and south of [[Viridian Forest]]. It is the first city for players who started in Kanto will be able to see and use a [[Pokémon Center]], as well as a [[Pokémart]] where they will be able to purchase Pokéballs and potions. It is also the location of the Eighth [[Gym Leaders|gym]] in the Kanto League. Players must beat [[Gym Leaders#Blue|Blue]] in order to advance to Complete the [[Kanto]] Region. Other than getting the Earth Badge, there is nothing of great interest within the city.
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=Spawns=

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{{Catch2|EncounterPlace=Surfing Pokémon|Type=Water}}
{{Catch2|Entry=yes|Type=Water|PKM1=Psyduck|PDEX1=054|Rare1=#1|Level1=5-6|PKM2=Poliwhirl|PDEX2=061|Rare2=#4|Level2=25-27}}
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Updated 17 January 2016 by Tendou.
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=Npcs on this map=
{{NPCHeader|Land}}
{{NPC|Type=Land|Trainer=Camper|Name=Bug Boy Richark|REP=1|PKM1=Metapod|LV1=13}}
{{NPCFooter|Land}}

[[category:Kanto]]
[[category:Routes]]
[[Category:All Locations]]

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=Points of interest=
==[[Viridian Gym]]==
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The Viridian City Gym is the 8th and last gym of Kanto. Inside the gym the trainers will have mostly [[:Category:Ground|Ground-type]] Pokémon. But the gym leader Blue has Pokémon of different types: Pidgeot, Rhydon, Alakazam, Gyarados, Exeggutor and Arcanine. <br />
Like all gyms in Pokémon World Online, the levels of the trainers inside the gym depend on the type of passport a player has. Those with a Kanto Passport will battle lower-level trainers while those with a Johto Passport will battle higher-level trainers.<br />
The Viridian Gym is located here: <br />
Image that shows where the house of the viridian gym is. </br>
For more information go to [[Viridian Gym]].
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==[[Transportation Systems|Viridian Train Station]]==
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One of the 5 transportation points, centered on the train system, is stationed in Viridian City. The train runs between 5 designated locations in: [[Goldenrod City]], [[Saffron City]], [[Cherrygrove City]], and [[Silver Town]]. At least the Boulder Badge (acquired in [[Pewter City]] is required to board the train to this destination.<br />
The train is considered the most fastest and most convenient method of travel, wherein it is also the only instantaneous transportation method between both regions.<br />
The Viridian Train Station is located here: <br />
Picture of the train station building <br />
For more information about the transportation systems go to [[Transportation Systems]].
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[[Category:Kanto]]
[[Category:Towns/Cities]]
[[Category:All Locations]]

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Prize Corner

2016-01-13T01:00:25Z

Tendou:

A '''Prize Corner''' is a hub, adjoined to the Gaming Corners in [[Goldenrod City]] and [[Celadon City]], wherein vouchers can be exchanged for prizes.

[[File:Prize_Corner_Interior.png|right|215px|thumb]]

==Obtaining Vouchers==
Currently, vouchers are only claimable as event-earned rewards—it is planned that vouchers will be handed out more frequently, once weekend-round events are hosted (1 per month is planned at the least). They are redeemable for any prizes within the Prize Corners; if you have enough vouchers to redeem for a prize, that prize will be mentioned to you by the Prize Corner NPC.

==Prizes==
===Tier 1===
{{ItemListHeader|Items=
{{PrizeCornerEgg|Igglybuff|Price=1}}
{{PrizeCornerEgg|Smoochum|Price=1}}
{{PrizeCornerEgg|Wynaut|Price=1}}
{{PrizeCornerEgg|Mantyke|Price=1}}
{{PrizeItemMisc|Helix Fossil|Price=1}}
{{PrizeItemMisc|Dome Fossil|Price=1}}
{{PrizeCornerTM|Acrobatics|Price=1}}
<tr><td colspan="3" rowspan="4" style="text-align: left; line-height: 12px;"><small> The following Pokémon are bundled with their respective items:<ul style="text-align: left">
<li>[[Igglybuff]] is bundled with a [[Moon Stone]]</li></small>
</ul></td></tr>
}}

===Tier 2===
{{ItemListHeader|Items=
{{PrizeCornerEgg|Tyrogue|Price=2}}
{{PrizeCornerEgg|Cleffa|Price=2}}
{{PrizeCornerEgg|Pichu|Price=2}}
{{PrizeCornerEgg|Bonsly|Price=2}}
{{PrizeCornerEgg|Mime Jr.|Price=2}}
{{PrizeItemMisc|Claw Fossil|Price=2}}
{{PrizeItemMisc|Root Fossil|Price=2}}
<tr><td colspan="3" rowspan="4" style="text-align: left; line-height: 12px;"><small> The following Pokémon are bundled with their respective items:<ul style="text-align: left">
<li>[[Cleffa]] is bundled with a [[Moon Stone]]</li>
<li>[[Pichu]] is bundled with a [[Thunder Stone]]</li></small>
</ul></td></tr>
}}

===Tier 3===
{{ItemListHeader|Items=
{{PrizeCornerEgg|Togepi|Price=3}}
{{PrizeCornerEgg|Elekid|Price=3}}
{{PrizeCornerEgg|Magby|Price=3}}
{{PrizeCornerEgg|Budew|Price=3}}
{{PrizeCornerEgg|Happiny|Price=3}}
{{PrizeCornerEgg|Chingling|Price=3}}
}}

===Tier 4===
{{ItemListHeader|Items=
{{PrizeCornerEgg|Munchlax|Price=4}}
{{PrizeItemMisc|Old Amber|Price=4}}
{{PrizeItemMisc|Exp. Share|Price=4}}
<tr><td colspan="3" rowspan="4" style="text-align: left; line-height: 12px;"><small> The following Pokémon are bundled with their respective items:<ul style="text-align: left">
<li>[[Munchlax]] is bundled with [[Leftovers]]</li></small>
</ul></td></tr>
}}

===Tier 5===
{{ItemListHeader|Items=
{{PrizeCornerEgg|Togepi|Price=7}}
{{PrizeCornerEgg|Elekid|Price=7}}
{{PrizeCornerEgg|Magby|Price=7}}
{{PrizeCornerEgg|Budew|Price=7}}
<tr><td colspan="3" rowspan="4" style="text-align: left; line-height: 12px;"><small> The following Pokémon are bundled with their respective items:<ul style="text-align: left">
<li>[[Togepi]] is bundled with [[Shiny Stone]]</li>
<li>[[Elekid]] is bundled with [[Electirizer]]</li>
<li>[[Magby]] is bundled with [[Magmarizer]]</li>
<li>[[Budew]] is bundled with [[Shiny Stone]]</li></small>
</ul></td></tr>
}}
===Eggs===
Pokémon eggs can be turned into the daycare centres, on [[Route 34]] or [[Route 5]], for caretaking by the daycare personnel. Depending on how eager the pokemon are to get out into the world, the egg will hatch sometime between 8 and 24 hours after they are given into daycare. This is based on actual ingame playing time on your account. The Pokemon will be at level 1 when it hatches.

===Fossils===
{{mainarticle|Fossil}}
Fossils are the residue of fossilized, prehistoric Pokémon. They can be turned into the [[Cinnabar Island Lab]], for the scientists within the lab to reanimate it into a live Pokémon.

Exp. Share

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In-battle Effect Items

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In-battle effect items are held items that take effect during a battle.

==Choice items==
Choice items boosts a certain stat by 50% during battle, but locks the user to using only one move for the remainder of the battle until fainted.

===Choice Band===
Boosts [[Stats#Attack|Attack]] by 50%, but only allows the use of the first move selected. Can be obtained by exchanging for one at the [[Sevii Trainer Tower|Battle Tower]] for 300 battle points, or by trading.

===Choice Specs===
Boosts [[Stats#Special_Attack|Special Attack]] by 50%, but only allows the use of the first move selected. Can be obtained by exchanging for one at the [[Sevii Trainer Tower|Battle Tower]] for 300 battle points, or by trading.

===Choice Scarf===
Boosts [[Stats#Speed|Speed]] by 50%, but only allows the use of the first move selected. Can be obtained by exchanging for one at the [[Sevii Trainer Tower|Battle Tower]] for 300 battle points, or by trading.

==HP Restoration==

===Leftovers===
Restores 1/16 of the Pokémon's maximum [[Stats#HP|HP]] (rounded down) each turn when held. Can be obtained by capturing a wild [[Snorlax]], or by trading.

==Power Boosters==
Power boosters are items that boosts a stat or move power by a certain percentage.

===Expert Belt===
Boosts power of super effective moves by 20%. Can be obtained by exchanging for one at the [[Sevii Trainer Tower|Battle Tower]] for 210 battle points, or by trading.

===Life Orb===
Boosts the power of moves by ~30% (5324/4096), but at the cost of 10% max HP each time the holder uses an attack. Life Orb does not damage the holder if the holder has abilities such as Magic Guard, Sheer Force and uses a move boosted by the Ability, or when the power is not boosted by the Life Orb. It does not boost the damage for fixed-damage attacks, self-inflicted [[Status Effects#Confusion|confusion]] damage or recoil. Can be obtained by exchanging for one at the [[Sevii Trainer Tower|Battle Tower]] for 450 battle points, or by trading.

===Muscle Band===
Boosts power of [[Physical Moves|physical moves]] by 10%. Can be obtained by exchanging for one at the [[Sevii Trainer Tower|Battle Tower]] for 30 battle points, or by trading.

===Wise Glasses===
Boosts the power of [[Special Moves|special moves]] by 10%. Can be obtained by exchanging for one at the [[Sevii Trainer Tower|Battle Tower]] for 30 battle points, or by trading.

==Focus Items==
Focus items are items that allows the user to survive from an attack, recoil or self-inflicted damage that would otherwise cause fainting.

===Focus Sash===
If the holder has full HP and is hit by an attack that would otherwise cause fainting, it survives with 1 HP. It can only protect from one strike of a multi-strike move. Cannot protect from damage from Future Sight or Doom Desire. Although it disappears after use in the handheld, it is however not a one-time use item in PWO. Can be obtained by exchanging for one at the [[Sevii Trainer Tower|Battle Tower]] for 210 battle points, or by trading.

==Stat-enhancing Items==
Stat-enhancing items are items that affect a particular stat of a Pokémon when held.

===Eviolite===
Raises the holder's [[Stats#Defense|Defense]] and [[Stats#Special_Defense|Special Defense]] by 50% if the holder is not fully evolved. Can be obtained by exchanging for one at the [[Sevii Trainer Tower|Battle Tower]] for 150 battle points, or by trading.

===Stick===
Increases critical hit ratio of [[Farfetch'd]] by two stages. Can be obtained by fainting wild Farfetch'd.

==Other Items==

===Exp. Share===
An item to be held by a Pokémon. The holder gets a share of a battle's Exp. Points without battling. Can be purchasable at [[Prize Corner]] by 4 Vouchers.

===King's Rock===
Has a 10% chance of causing the target Pokémon to flinch when using a move that deals damage and does not already have a chance to flinch. Can also cause [[Poliwhirl]] to evolve into [[Politoed]] or [[Slowpoke]] to evolve into [[Slowking]]. Can be obtained by fainting or catching a wild [[Politoed]] (catching it ''does not'' guarantee the King's Rock), or by trading.

===Metal Coat===
Boosts the power of Steel-type moves by 20% when held. Can also cause [[Onix]] to evolve into [[Steelix]] or [[Scyther]] to evolve into [[Scizor]]. Can be obtained by fainting wild [[Magnemite]], [[Magneton]], and [[Steelix]], by buying one from [[Tokens|token Store]] for a price of 750 tokens, or by trading.

===Razor Claw===
Raises the critical hit ratio of the holder. Can also cause [[Sneasel]] to evolve into [[Weavile]]. It was a reward from the 2014 Christmas event, currently the only way to obtain it is by trading.

===Razor Fang===
Has a 10% chance of causing the target Pokémon to flinch when using a move that deals damage and does not already have a chance to flinch. Can also cause [[Gligar]] to evolve into [[Gliscor]]. It was a reward from the 2014 Haloween event, currently the only way to obtain it is by trading.

===Rocky Helmet===
Contact moves used against the holder will damage the attacker with 1/6 of their maximum [[Stats#HP|HP]]. Can be obtained by exchanging for one at the [[Sevii Trainer Tower|Battle Tower]] for 150 battle points, or by trading.

[[Category:Game Features]] [[Category:Items]]

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In-battle Effect Items

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In-battle effect items are held items that take effect during a battle.

==Choice items==
Choice items boosts a certain stat by 50% during battle, but locks the user to using only one move for the remainder of the battle until fainted.

===Choice Band===
Boosts [[Stats#Attack|Attack]] by 50%, but only allows the use of the first move selected. Can be obtained by exchanging for one at the [[Sevii Trainer Tower|Battle Tower]] for 300 battle points, or by trading.

===Choice Specs===
Boosts [[Stats#Special_Attack|Special Attack]] by 50%, but only allows the use of the first move selected. Can be obtained by exchanging for one at the [[Sevii Trainer Tower|Battle Tower]] for 300 battle points, or by trading.

===Choice Scarf===
Boosts [[Stats#Speed|Speed]] by 50%, but only allows the use of the first move selected. Can be obtained by exchanging for one at the [[Sevii Trainer Tower|Battle Tower]] for 300 battle points, or by trading.

==HP Restoration==

===Leftovers===
Restores 1/16 of the Pokémon's maximum [[Stats#HP|HP]] (rounded down) each turn when held. Can be obtained by capturing a wild [[Snorlax]], or by trading.

==Power Boosters==
Power boosters are items that boosts a stat or move power by a certain percentage.

===Expert Belt===
Boosts power of super effective moves by 20%. Can be obtained by exchanging for one at the [[Sevii Trainer Tower|Battle Tower]] for 210 battle points, or by trading.

===Life Orb===
Boosts the power of moves by ~30% (5324/4096), but at the cost of 10% max HP each time the holder uses an attack. Life Orb does not damage the holder if the holder has abilities such as Magic Guard, Sheer Force and uses a move boosted by the Ability, or when the power is not boosted by the Life Orb. It does not boost the damage for fixed-damage attacks, self-inflicted [[Status Effects#Confusion|confusion]] damage or recoil. Can be obtained by exchanging for one at the [[Sevii Trainer Tower|Battle Tower]] for 450 battle points, or by trading.

===Muscle Band===
Boosts power of [[Physical Moves|physical moves]] by 10%. Can be obtained by exchanging for one at the [[Sevii Trainer Tower|Battle Tower]] for 30 battle points, or by trading.

===Wise Glasses===
Boosts the power of [[Special Moves|special moves]] by 10%. Can be obtained by exchanging for one at the [[Sevii Trainer Tower|Battle Tower]] for 30 battle points, or by trading.

==Focus Items==
Focus items are items that allows the user to survive from an attack, recoil or self-inflicted damage that would otherwise cause fainting.

===Focus Sash===
If the holder has full HP and is hit by an attack that would otherwise cause fainting, it survives with 1 HP. It can only protect from one strike of a multi-strike move. Cannot protect from damage from Future Sight or Doom Desire. Although it disappears after use in the handheld, it is however not a one-time use item in PWO. Can be obtained by exchanging for one at the [[Sevii Trainer Tower|Battle Tower]] for 210 battle points, or by trading.

==Stat-enhancing Items==
Stat-enhancing items are items that affect a particular stat of a Pokémon when held.

===Eviolite===
Raises the holder's [[Stats#Defense|Defense]] and [[Stats#Special_Defense|Special Defense]] by 50% if the holder is not fully evolved. Can be obtained by exchanging for one at the [[Sevii Trainer Tower|Battle Tower]] for 150 battle points, or by trading.

===Stick===
Increases critical hit ratio of [[Farfetch'd]] by two stages. Can be obtained by fainting wild Farfetch'd.

==Other Items==

===King's Rock===
Has a 10% chance of causing the target Pokémon to flinch when using a move that deals damage and does not already have a chance to flinch. Can also cause [[Poliwhirl]] to evolve into [[Politoed]] or [[Slowpoke]] to evolve into [[Slowking]]. Can be obtained by fainting or catching a wild [[Politoed]] (catching it ''does not'' guarantee the King's Rock), or by trading.

===Metal Coat===
Boosts the power of Steel-type moves by 20% when held. Can also cause [[Onix]] to evolve into [[Steelix]] or [[Scyther]] to evolve into [[Scizor]]. Can be obtained by fainting wild [[Magnemite]], [[Magneton]], and [[Steelix]], by buying one from [[Tokens|token Store]] for a price of 750 tokens, or by trading.

===Razor Claw===
Raises the critical hit ratio of the holder. Can also cause [[Sneasel]] to evolve into [[Weavile]]. It was a reward from the 2014 Christmas event, currently the only way to obtain it is by trading.

===Razor Fang===
Has a 10% chance of causing the target Pokémon to flinch when using a move that deals damage and does not already have a chance to flinch. Can also cause [[Gligar]] to evolve into [[Gliscor]]. It was a reward from the 2014 Haloween event, currently the only way to obtain it is by trading.

===Rocky Helmet===
Contact moves used against the holder will damage the attacker with 1/6 of their maximum [[Stats#HP|HP]]. Can be obtained by exchanging for one at the [[Sevii Trainer Tower|Battle Tower]] for 150 battle points, or by trading.

[[Category:Game Features]] [[Category:Items]]

Evolution Items

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'''Evolution Items''' can be used to induce evolution on a Pokémon who is compatible with that evolution item.

When it comes to learning moves, it will only learn the moves that are listed for the evolution. However, an evolved Pokémon is still capable of learning its pre-evolution's moves via [[Playerdex]] if it has fulfilled that pre-evolution's level requirement for the move; modifying your Pokémon's attacks will cost 500 PokéMoney multiplied by its level.

''GMs or DEVs will not revert the evolution if you aren't happy with it.''

==Evolutionary Stones==
[[File:Stones.jpg|right]]

Most evolutionary stones can be purchased at the [[Celadon City Department Store]] or [[Goldenrod City Department Store]] for a price of {{pdollar}}2,100 PokéMoney. The only evolution stones sold elsewhere are Moon Stones (locations specified below), which currently sell for {{pdollar}}10,000 PokéMoney each. Most stones can also be purchased in the PlayerDex [[Token|Token Store]] for varying prices depending on the stone.

===Dawn Stone===
Locations:
*[[Cerulean Cave]] '''(No longer avaliable)'''
*[[Saffron City]]
<ul>
{|
|<li>From Lass Dawn Vendor NPC at Rest Stop South by {{pdollar}}25,000 PokéDollar '''(No longer avaliable)'''</li>
|}
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<ul>
{|
|<li>From Dawn Stone Vendor NPC by {{pdollar}}250,000 PokéDollar '''(No longer avaliable)'''</li>
|}
</ul>
*[[Sevii Trainer Tower]] for 450 Battle Points.

Evolves:
*[[Kirlia]] into [[Gallade]].
*[[Snorunt]] into [[Froslass]].

'''''Kirlia''''':
It is better to evolve it at level 64, after it learned its last move - [[Stored Power]].

'''''Froslass''''':
It is better to evolve it after level 55 and before level 59 so you will not miss [[Destiny Bond]], a level 59 move for Froslass.

===Dusk Stone===
Locations:
*[[Route 12]] - Random drop by [[Gloom]] and [[Murkrow]]
*[[Route 13]] - Random drop by [[Gloom]] and [[Murkrow]]
*[[Route 14]] - Random drop by [[Gloom]]

Evolves:
*[[Misdreavus]] into [[Mismagius]].
*[[Murkrow]] into [[Honchkrow]].

'''''Misdreavus''''':
It is better to evolve it at level 55, after it learned its last move - [[Power Gem]].

'''''Murkrow''''':
It is better to evolve it after level 55 and before level 75 so you will not miss [[Dark Pulse]], a level 75 move for Honchkrow.
===Fire Stone===
Locations:
*[[Celadon City Department Store]]
*[[Goldenrod City Department Store]]
*[[Tokens|Token Store]] for 150 Tokens.
Evolves:
*[[Growlithe]] into [[Arcanine]].
*[[Vulpix]] into [[Ninetales]].
*[[Eevee]] into [[Flareon]].

'''''Growlithe''''':
Ideally you may want to evolve it at level 56, after it learned its last move - [[Flare Blitz]]. Once it evolves, you can go to the Playerdex and teach it [[Extremespeed]].

'''''Vulpix''''':
You may want to evolve it after level 37, when it learns [[Flamethrower]]. Otherwise, you may want to evolve it after level 54 if you want it to learn Fire Blast.

'''''Eevee''''':
If it is desirable to learn [[Last Resort]], it may be optimal to evolve Eevee at level 50, whereafter it learns the move. After evolving to [[Flareon]], you may wish to go to the [[Editing moves|Playerdex]] to teach it some extra [[Fire_(type)|Fire-type]] moves.

===Leaf Stone===

Locations:
*[[Celadon City Department Store]]
*[[Goldenrod City Department Store]]
*[[Tokens|Token Store]] for 150 Tokens.

Evolves:
*[[Gloom]] into [[Vileplume]].
*[[Weepinbell]] into [[Victreebel]].
*[[Exeggcute]] into [[Exeggutor]].
*[[Nuzleaf]] into [[Shiftry]].

'''''Gloom''''':
Since both Gloom and [[Vileplume]] learn [[Petal Dance]] at level 44, evolve Gloom after level 35 when it learns [[Moonlight]].

'''''Weepinbell''''':
[[Victreebel]] will not learn any new moves, so you are advised not to evolve Weepinbell until after level 54, which is when it learns [[Slam]].

'''''Exeggcute''''':
If you want [[Stomp]], [[Egg Bomb]] and [[Leafstorm]], evolve at level 18; if you want [[Solarbeam]] and [[Psychic]], evolve after level 47.

'''''Nuzleaf''''':
[[Shiftry]] will not learn any new moves, so you are advised not to evolve Nuzleaf until after level 49, which is when it learns [[Extrasensory]].

===Moon Stone===

Locations:
*[[Celadon City Department Store]]
*[[Mt. Moon]]
*[[Dark Cave]] West
*[[Tokens|Token Store]] for 300 Tokens.

Evolves:
*[[Nidorina]] into [[Nidoqueen]].
*[[Nidorino]] into [[Nidoking]].
*[[Clefairy]] into [[Clefable]].
*[[Jigglypuff]] into [[Wigglytuff]].
*[[Skitty]] into [[Delcatty]].

'''''Nidorina''''':
If you want [[Body Slam]], evolve it at level 22. Otherwise, evolve it after level 53, which is when it learns [[Crunch]].

'''''Nidorino''''':
If you want [[Thrash]] and [[Megahorn]], evolve it at level 21. Otherwise, evolve it after level 53, which is when it learns [[Horn Drill]].

'''''Clefairy''''':
[[Clefable]] will not learn any new moves, so you are advised not to evolve Clefairy until after level 55, which is when it learns [[Meteor Mash]].

'''''Jigglypuff''''':
[[Wigglytuff]] will not learn any new moves, so you are advised not to evolve Jigglypuff until after level 49, which is when it learns [[Double Edge]].

'''''Skitty''''':
[[Delcatty]] will not learn any new moves, so you are advised not to evolve Skitty until after level 39, which is when it learns [[Double-Edge]].

===Sun Stone===

Locations:
*[[Celadon City Department Store]]
*[[Goldenrod City Department Store]]

Evolves:
*[[Sunkern]] into [[Sunflora]].
*[[Gloom]] into [[Bellossom]].

'''''Sunkern''''':
If you want [[Mega Drain]], [[Endeavor]], [[Synthesis]], and [[Giga Drain]], evolve after level 42, which is when it learns Giga Drain. If you want [[Razor Leaf]], [[Bullet Seed]], [[Petal Dance]], and [[Solarbeam]], evolve it at level 12. (Sunkern and [[Sunflora]] have nearly identical move sets, but learn different moves at specific levels.)

===Thunder Stone===

Locations:
*[[Celadon City Department Store]]
*[[Goldenrod City Department Store]]
*[[Power Plant]]
*[[Tokens|Token Store]] for 150 Tokens.

Evolves:
*[[Pikachu]] into [[Raichu]].
*[[Eevee]] into [[Jolteon]].

'''''Pikachu''''':
[[Raichu]] will not learn any new moves, so you are advised not to evolve Pikachu until after level 50, which is when it learns [[Thunder]].

'''''Eevee''''':
Raise Eevee to level 50 so that it can learn [[Last Resort]]. After evolving to [[Jolteon]], you may wish to go to the [[Editing moves|Playerdex]] to teach it some extra [[Electric_(type)|Electric-type moves]].

===Water Stone===

Locations:
*[[Celadon City Department Store]]
*[[Goldenrod City Department Store]]
*[[Tokens|Token Store]] for 150 Tokens.

Evolves:
*[[Poliwhirl]] into [[Poliwrath]].
*[[Shellder]] into [[Cloyster]].
*[[Staryu]] into [[Starmie]].
*[[Lombre]] into [[Ludicolo]].
*[[Eevee]] into [[Vaporeon]].

'''''Poliwhirl''''':
Either at level 34 so that [[Poliwrath]] can learn [[Submission]] at level 35, or at level 51 after Poliwhirl has learned Hydro Pump.

'''''Shellder''''':
If you want to learn [[Spikes]] and [[Spike Cannon]], evolve it at level 35. Otherwise, evolve it after level 50 (when Shellder learns [[Ice Beam]]).

'''''Staryu''''':
If you want Confuse Ray, evolve it at level 28. Otherwise, evolve it after level 46 to enable it to learn [[Hydro Pump]].

'''''Lombre''''':
[[Ludicolo]] will not learn any new moves, so you are advised not to evolve Lombre until after level 49, which is when it learns [[Hydro Pump]].

'''''Eevee''''':
If it is desirable to learn [[Last Resort]] via level-up, it may be optimal to evolve Eevee at level 50, whereafter it learns the move. After evolving to [[Vaporeon]], you may wish to go to the [[Editing moves|Playerdex]] to teach it some extra [[Water_(type)#Moves|Water-type moves]].

==Held Evolution Items==
In PWO, handheld items required to be held items upon trading to trigger an evolution works differently than Nintendo - Hold inducing evolutions acts identically to evolution stones in PWO; you have to select the item from your bag pack, and select what Pokémon to use it on when prompted.

These items are currently not purchasable from NPC vendors, but they can be purchased on the [[Tokens|Token Store]], or bundled together with a Pokémon purchase in the [[Prize Corner]]. Additionally, the Dragon Scale and Metal Coats are known to be an occasional drop from Pokémon in the [[Horsea]] and [[Magnemite]] evolution lines, respectively.

For items that are redeemed from the Prize Corner, they are only tied to the Pokémon it's bundled with, and not inducible for any other Pokémon with that particular item. For example, if a Shiny Stone is co-purchased with [[Togetic]], then it's only usable on Togepi; not any other Pokémon, even if they were compatible with it in the handheld games.

===Dragon Scale===

Location(s):
*Reward from the [[Whirl Islands Quest]].
*Wild [[Horsea]] and [[Seadra]] drop.
*[[Tokens|Token Store]] for a price of 750 tokens.

Evolves:
*[[Seadra]] into [[Kingdra]].

===Electirizer===

Location(s):
*It is bundled with an [[Elekid|Elekid egg]], which can be redeemed for 7 vouchers at the [[Prize Corner]].

Evolves:
*[[Electabuzz]] into [[Electivire]].

===King's Rock===

Location(s):
*Fainting or catching a wild [[Politoed]], however catching it ''does not'' guarantee the King's Rock.

Evolves:
*[[Poliwhirl]] into [[Politoed]].
*[[Slowpoke]] into [[Slowking]].

In-battle Effect:
*Has a 10% chance of causing the target Pokémon to flinch when using a move that deals damage and does not already have a chance to flinch.

===Magmarizer===

Location(s):
*It is bundled with a [[Magby|Magby egg]], which can be redeemed for 7 vouchers at the [[Prize Corner]].

Evolves:
*[[Magmar]] into [[Magmortar]].

===Metal Coat===

Location(s):
*Wild [[Magnemite]], [[Magneton]], and [[Steelix]] drop.
*[[Tokens|Token Store]] for a price of 750 tokens.
*Reward from the [[Volcanic_Eruption_Quest#Part 2|Volcanic Eruption Quest]].

Evolves:
*[[Onix]] into [[Steelix]].
*[[Scyther]] into [[Scizor]].

In-battle Effect:
*Boosts the power of Steel-type moves by 20% when held.

===Prism Scale===

Location(s):
*[[Tokens|Token Store]] for a price of 1,500 tokens.

Evolves:
*[[Feebas]] into [[Milotic]].

===Protector===

Location(s):
*[[Sevii Trainer Tower]] for 800 Battle Points.

Evolves:
*[[Rhydon]] into [[Rhyperior]].

===Razor Claw===

Location(s):
*A reward from the 2014 Christmas event.

Evolves:
*[[Sneasel]] into [[Weavile]].

In-battle Effect:
*Raises the critical hit ratio of the holder.

===Razor Fang===

Location(s):
*A reward from the 2014 Haloween event.

Evolves:
*[[Gligar]] into [[Gliscor]].

In-battle Effect:
*Has a 10% chance of causing the target Pokémon to flinch when using a move that deals damage and does not already have a chance to flinch.

===Reaper Cloth===

Location(s):
*A reward from the 2013 Halloween event.
*A reward from the 2015 Occult Day event.

Evolves:
*[[Dusclops]] into [[Dusknoir]].

===Shiny Stone===

Location(s):
*It is bundled with a [[Togepi|Togepi egg]], which can be redeemed for 7 vouchers at the [[Prize Corner]].

Evolves:
*[[Togetic]] into [[Togekiss]].
*[[Roselia]] into [[Roserade]].

===Up-Grade===

Location(s):
*[[Tokens|Token Store]] for a price of 1,000 Tokens.
*A reward from the 2015 Occult Day event.

Evolves:
*[[Porygon]] into [[Porygon2]].

==See Also==
===[[Items]]===
===[[Poké Ball]]===
===[[Healing Items]]===
===[[Stats Modifying Items]]===
===[[In-battle Effect Items]]===
===[[TMs]]===

[[Category:Game Features]] [[Category:Items]] [[Category:Evolution Methods]]

Stolen Merchandise Quest

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Tendou:

{{Quest|Type=Steel|StartNPC=StolenMerchandise.png|Reg1=[[Johto]]|SP=Cherrygrove City|Dif= Easy |Req1= No Badges|Rew1=Pokeballs (If REP less than 25)|Rew2=Pokedollars (If REP higher than 24)}}

The Stolen Merchandise Quest is a '''repeatable''' quest started at [[Cherrygrove City]]. A Manager requires you to recover some Stolen Merchadises and will reward you according with your REP and the amount of recovered Stolen Merchandise.

==Walkthrough==
===Step 1===
Talk with the Manager at Cherrygrove City's Pokecenter. He will request you to recover his Merchandise stolen by Sentrets at [[Route 29]] by fainting them.
He will reward you with '''one''' Pokeball for '''every 3''' Stolen Merchandise you recovered if your REP is '''lower''' than 25.
Otherwise you get rewarded with '''{{pdollar}} 65''' for '''every''' Stolen Merchandise you recover if your REP is '''higher''' than 24.

[[Category:Quests]]

Stolen Merchandise Quest

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TMs/Roar

2015-11-07T04:06:41Z

Tendou:

'''Roar''', the proprietary move of '''TM05''', contains the following statistical properties:

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Lake of Rage's Roar Quest

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{{Quest|Type=Water|Reg1=Johto|SP=Lake of Rage|StartNPC=RoarQuestStart.png|px=163|Dif=Medium|Req1=[[Mineral Badge]]|Rew1=Permitted access through the forest.|Rew1= 3 [[TM05|TM05 (Roar)]]}}

The Roar Quest is a '''repeatable quest based on online hours''' and begins in the [[Lake of Rage]] by talking to a girl named Serenity. She will states your fears and nightmares can be scared away if you work with your pokemon as a team and let it roar to blow them away. The quest rewards you the [[TM05|TM05 (Roar)]]

==Walkthrough==
===Step 1===
Start by talking with Serenity. She will request from you to catch a pokemon capable of learning roar by level up in order to start this quest ([[Vulpix]], [[Ninetales]], [[Growlithe]], [[Arcanine]], [[Aerodactyl]], [[Snubbull]], [[Granbull]], [[Houndour]], [[Houndoom]], [[Poochyena]], [[Mightyena]], [[Whismur]], [[Loudred]], [[Exploud]], [[Aron]], [[Lairon]], [[Aggron]], [[Electrike]], [[Manectric]] and [[Zangoose]]) you also need to be the OT (Original Trainer) of these pokemons.

===Step 2===
Once you show her the proper pokemon you will cheer up your pokemon to Roar and hit a certain Pokecibel scale, she will only rewards you if your pokemon is capable to hit 85 or beyond points of Pokecibel scale. Upon finishing your goal she will reward you with 3 [[TM05|TM05 (Roar)]].
You will be able to repeat the quest again after certain amount of hours by being online only.

==Extra Reward==
Serenity keeps a record for the highest Pokecibel a player did for this quest, upon completing the quest and having your name as the highest Pokecibel made within the game you will get 2 extra [[TM05|TM05s (Roar)]], ending with 5 [[TM05|TM05s (Roar)]].

[[Category:Quests]]

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Tendou: Questgiver

Questgiver

Ilex Forest Quest

{{Quest|Type=Rock|StartNPC=DCaveQuest.png|Reg1=[[Kanto]]|SP=Digletts Cave|Dif= Easy |Req1=3 Badges|Req2=|Req3=|Req4=|Rew1=Access to TM 78 - Bulldoze}}
The Digletts Cave's Quest begins in [[Digletts Cave#B_2_F|Digletts Cave B2F]] by talking to a NPC named Pokemon Ranger Bob. To access this place you just need to fall from the dark holes located in the Digletts Cave B1F.

==Walkthrough==
===Step 1===
Start by talking with Pokemon Ranger Bob, he will request you to faint Digglets and Paras until you have 5 or more Shiny Rocks and Wild Murshrooms

===Step 2===
Once you have 5 or more Shiny Rocks and Wild Mushrooms go back to him to complete the quest. Upon completion, he will let you to buy the TM 78 (Bulldoze) from one of his aids, Valency, by 2,000 {{pdollar}} each.

[[File:Valency.png|left|thumb|120px|After completing the quest Valency will let you to buy Bulldozes by 2k each]]

[[category:Quests]]

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Tendou: Digletts Cave's quest

Digletts Cave's quest

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Tendou: Digletts Cave Quest

Digletts Cave Quest