Celadon City Department Store

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Kanto -Celadon City Department Store

Celadon City Department Store

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Location
Celadon City Department Store 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 purchsable TMs, by far, out of any shopping center within PWO.

Floors

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:

Second Floor: Everyday Items

ItemPriceDescription
Pokéball.png Pokéball PokémonDollar.png200 A device used to capture Pokémon.
GreatBall Upgrade.png GreatBall Upgrade PokémonDollar.png100,000 A device used to permanently upgrade the user's Pokéballs, effectively improving their rate to an equivalence of the Great Ball.
Potion.png Potion PokémonDollar.png300 A restorative used to restore 20 of a Pokémon's HP.
Super Potion.png Super Potion PokémonDollar.png700 A restorative used to restore 50 of a Pokémon's HP.
Hyper Potion.png Hyper Potion PokémonDollar.png1,200 A restorative used to restore 200 of a Pokémon's HP.
Max Potion.png Max Potion PokémonDollar.png2,500 A restorative used to fully restore a Pokémon's HP.
Revive.png Revive PokémonDollar.png1,500 An item used to revive a fainted Pokémon, restoring 10% of its health.
Escape Rope.png Escape Rope PokémonDollar.png550 Warps the user to their last-visited Pokémon Center.


Third Floor: Evolution Stones

ItemPriceDescription
Fire Stone.png Fire Stone PokémonDollar.png2,100 An evolutionary stone used to evolve various species of Pokémon.
Thunder Stone.png Thunder Stone PokémonDollar.png2,100 An evolutionary stone used to evolve various species of Pokémon.
Water Stone.png Water Stone PokémonDollar.png2,100 An evolutionary stone used to evolve various species of Pokémon.
Leaf Stone.png Leaf Stone PokémonDollar.png2,100 An evolutionary stone used to evolve various species of Pokémon.
Sun Stone.png Sun Stone PokémonDollar.png2,100 An evolutionary stone used to evolve various species of Pokémon. It's sold by an off-counter NPC vendor.


Fourth Floor: TMs

Main Article: Refer to this article for all TM data
ItemPriceDescription
TM-Psychic.png TM03 (Psyshock) PokémonDollar.png3,250 Encapsulates the Psyshock technique.
TM-Poison.png TM06 (Toxic) PokémonDollar.png4,000 Encapsulates the Toxic technique.
TM-Ice.png TM13 (Ice Beam) PokémonDollar.png4,000 Encapsulates the Ice Beam technique.
TM-Grass.png TM22 (Solarbeam) PokémonDollar.png4,000 Encapsulates the Solarbeamm technique.
TM-Electric.png TM24 (Thunderbolt) PokémonDollar.png5,000 Encapsulates the Thunderbolt technique. It requires completion of the Mareep Ranch Quest in order to be purchasable.
TM-Poison.png TM36 (Sludge Bomb) PokémonDollar.png3,750 Encapsulates the Sludge Bomb technique.
TM-Normal.png TM49 (Echoed Voice) PokémonDollar.png3,500 Encapsulates the Echoed Voice technique.
TM-Fire.png TM61 (Will-O-Wisp) PokémonDollar.png4,000 Encapsulates the Will-O-Wisp technique. It requires the Volcano Badge in order to be purchasable.


Fifth Floor

Currently empty of any NPC vendors or any other notable content.

Rooftop: Vending Machines

ItemPriceDescription
Fresh Water.png Fresh Water PokémonDollar.png200 A beverage used to restore 50 of a Pokémon's HP.
Soda Pop.png Soda Pop PokémonDollar.png300 A beverage used to restore 60 of a Pokémon's HP.
Lemonade.png Lemonade PokémonDollar.png350 A drink used to restore 80 of a Pokémon's HP.