Celadon City Department Store

Kanto -Celadon City Department Store

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Location Celadon City Department Store is located here in the Kanto region.

The Celadon City Department Store is the biggest store in Kanto, and it carries many different items and commodities, some which are not available in regular Pokémarts.

Alongside the Goldenrod City Department Store, it carries the most purchasable TMs out of any shopping center in PWO.

Floors

Basement: Limited Quantity Shop

From time to time (mostly during events) Goldenrod/Celadon Department stores give their costumers opportunity to buy regular items for discounted prices or items that you can't normally buy in game . Stock is limited, so it's better to get there as fast as you can when you see announcement about restock on your chat. There is one item pool, so it makes no difference from which department store you are visiting Limited Quantity Shop. Note that you need to use lift to get to LQS, there are no stairs to get there.

First Floor: Service Counter

The first floor simply features the service counters, where an NPC greets customers. Additionally, a junk-collecting NPC is available (more details below).

Collector Wayne

Collector Wayne will offer to collect items in your bagpack, obsolete and dispensable items, to remove them from your inventory; this is often used by players who want crop out of the list of items in their inventory.

Collector Wayne is known to accept the following junk items:

Discardable Items
Stolen Goods
Icy Essence
Secret Lab Key
Kidnap Note
Skates
Slowpoke Tail
Letter from Pointdexter
Empty Bottle
Kate's Eevee
Lunar Amulet
Solar Amulet
Magical Stone
Earth Element
Fire Element
Water Element
Wood Element
Metal Element
Bamboo Fairy
Bamboo Stick
Personal Letter
Wrapped Package
Key
Nian Hair
Red Sheet
Snake Skin
Dizi Flutes
Fisherman's Hat
Test Tube
Silver Disks
Cocoa Beans
Lump of Coal

Second Floor: Everyday Items

Item		Price	Description
	Pokéball	200	A device used to capture Pokémon.
	GreatBall	600	A good, high-performance Ball that provides a higher Pokémon catch rate than a standard Poké Ball.
	Potion	300	A restorative used to restore 20 of a Pokémon's HP.
	Super Potion	700	A restorative used to restore 50 of a Pokémon's HP.
	Hyper Potion	1,200	A restorative used to restore 200 of a Pokémon's HP.
	Max Potion	2,500	A restorative used to fully restore a Pokémon's HP.
	Revive	1,500	An item used to revive a fainted Pokémon, restoring 10% of its health.
	Antidote	100	A spray-type medicine. It lifts the effect of poison from one Pokémon.
	Ice Heal	250	A spray-type medicine. It thaws out one Pokémon.
	Paralyze Heal	200	A spray-type medicine. It lifts the effect of paralysis from one Pokémon.
	Awakening	250	A spray-type medicine. It lifts the effect of sleep from one Pokémon.
	Burn Heal	250	A spray-type medicine. It lifts the effect of burn from one Pokémon.
	Full Heal	600	A spray-type medicine. It heals all the status problems of a single Pokémon.
	Escape Rope	550	Warps the user to their last-visited Pokémon Center.
	Repel	350	An item that prevents weak wild Pokémon from appearing for 100 steps after its use.
	Super Repel	500	An item that prevents weak wild Pokémon from appearing for 200 steps after its use.
	Max Repel	700	An item that prevents weak wild Pokémon from appearing for 250 steps after its use.

Third Floor: Evolution Stones

Item		Price	Description
	Fire Stone	2,100	An evolutionary stone used to evolve various species of Pokémon.
	Thunder Stone	2,100	An evolutionary stone used to evolve various species of Pokémon.
	Water Stone	2,100	An evolutionary stone used to evolve various species of Pokémon.
	Leaf Stone	2,100	An evolutionary stone used to evolve various species of Pokémon.
	Sun Stone	10,000	An evolutionary stone used to evolve various species of Pokémon.
	Moon Stone	10,000	An evolutionary stone used to evolve various species of Pokémon.

Fourth Floor: TMs

Main Article: Refer to this article for all TM data

There is a Hidden Power Checker NPC that will allow you to see what Hidden Power type your Pokémon can use.

The availability of the TMs are dependent on your badge count.

Item		Price	Description
	TM49 (Echoed Voice)	4,000	Encapsulates the Echoed Voice technique.
	TM40 (Aerial Ace)	4,000	Encapsulates the Aerial Ace technique.
	TM81 (X-Scissor)	4,000	Encapsulates the X-Scissor technique.
	TM87 (Swagger)	4,000	Encapsulates the Swagger technique.
	TM30 (Shadow Ball)	4,500	Encapsulates the Shadow Ball technique.
	TM47 (Low Sweep)	4,000	Encapsulates the Low Sweep technique.
	TM36 (Sludge Bomb)	3,750	Encapsulates the Sludge Bomb technique.
	TM22 (Solarbeam)	3,500	Encapsulates the Solarbeam technique.
	TM91 (Flash Cannon)	4,500	Encapsulates the Flash Cannon technique.
	TM13 (Ice Beam)	5,000	Encapsulates the Ice Beam technique.
	TM24 (Thunderbolt)	4,000	Encapsulates the Thunderbolt technique. It requires completion of the Mareep Ranch-house Quest in order to be purchasable.
	TM55 (Scald)	5,000	Encapsulates the Scald technique. It requires completion of the Scald Quest in order to be purchasable.
	TM02 (Dragon Claw)	5,000	Encapsulates the Dragon Claw technique.

Fifth Floor

General merchandise

Item		Price	Description
	Antidote	100	Cures a Pokémon from poison.
	Paralyze Heal	200	Cures a Pokémon from paralysis.
	Awakening	250	Awaken a Pokémon from sleep.
	Burn Heal	250	Cures a Pokémon from a burn.
	Ice Heal	250	Defrost a frozen Pokémon.
	Full Heal	600	Eliminates all status problems for a Pokémon.
	Repel	350	Repel wild Pokémon for 100 steps. Sold by off-counter vendor NPC.
	Super Repel	500	Repel wild Pokémon for 200 steps. Sold by off-counter vendor NPC.
	Max Repel	700	Repel wild Pokémon for 250 steps. Sold by off-counter vendor NPC.

Vitamins Vendor

Item		Price	Description
	HP Up	9800	Adds 10 HP EVs to the target Pokémon.
	Protein	9800	Adds 10 Attack EVs to the target Pokémon.
	Iron	9800	Adds 10 Defense EVs to the target Pokémon.
	Calcium	9800	Adds 10 Special Attack EVs to the target Pokémon.
	Zinc	9800	Adds 10 Special Defense EVs to the target Pokémon.
	Carbos	9800	Adds 10 Speed EVs to the target Pokémon.

Rooftop

Vending Machines

Item		Price	Description
	Fresh Water	200	A beverage used to restore 50 of a Pokémon's HP.
	Soda Pop	300	A beverage used to restore 60 of a Pokémon's HP.
	Lemonade	350	A beverage used to restore 80 of a Pokémon's HP.

NPC

Pokémon Trainer

Pokémon

Picnicker Entry Hazard Specialist		Onix                              Level. 41		Skarmory                              Level. 31
		Cacturne                              Level. 41		Steelix                              Level. 41
		Roselia                              Level. 31		Cloyster                              Level. 60