Viridian City

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Viridian City

Earth Badge
Earth Badge
The Gym Leader for this Gym is Blue
Gym Type : Ground -Type
This is the 8th Badge in the Kanto Region.
Location
Viridian City location
Viridian City is located here in the Kanto region.
North Exit: Route 2
South Exit: Route 1
West Exit:Route 22
Pokémon World Cities
Pallet TownViridian CityPewter City


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 in the Kanto League. Players must beat 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.

Quests

Upon asking the man in the Viridian City Pokemon Center labelled ‘Tourist Information’, the man informs the player about the quest in the nearby and surrounding areas, “We have 3 quests in this area. They are located in this Pokecenter, Viridian Forest in the bottom-left area and Viridian City’s Pokemart. Supernerd Joshua will be near those NPCs to help you to complete the quests! Always listen what he says so you can find the NPC whos giving quests.”

Quest 1 (Pokemon Center) – The first quest is given by Master Roper Reinhold in the same Pokemon Center. He instructs the player on how to use the rope and gives the player 5 free ropes. Then he asks the player to use a rope outside before entering any other Pokemon Center, which will bring the player back to the last visited Pokemon , i.e. Viridian City Pokemon Center and then talk to him. Upon doing so, the player completes the quest and gets the reward. Reward: $1000

Quest 2 (Pokemon Mart) – The second quest is given by the ‘Manager’ in the Viridian City Pokemart. He asks the player to find a boy around Viridian Forest who is carrying a missing shipment for the Pokemart. In the Viridian Forest, the player finds ‘Delivery Boy Lee’ who explains that he fell and twisted his ankle and therefore cannot complete the delivery. Upon returning the shipment to the manager, he rewards the player with 15 pokeballs. Rewards: 15 Pokeballs

Quest 3 (Viridian Forest) – Quest 3 refers to the Viridian Forest Quest which can be started by talking to Grandma Louis in Viridian Forest. Grandma Louis wants you to get a Butterfree's data for her. In exchange you will be granted access to the Viridian Forest Clearing. Reward: 3 rep, access to Viridian Forest Clearing


Npcs on this map

Pokémon Trainer Pokémon
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Camper Bug Boy Richark

Link=MetapodMetapod                              Level. 13Ball2.png
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Notes:
*Once Battled again, NPC's Pokémon grow stronger up to 3-4 times.


Spawns

Viridian City
Fishing Pokémon
Art by Ken Sugimori
Goldeen
#1
Level range: 5-8
Fishing Level Required: 5
Art by Ken Sugimori
Poliwag
#1
Level range: 5-8
Fishing Level Required: 1
Art by Ken Sugimori
Magikarp
#1
Level range: 4-6
Fishing Level Required: 0
Surfing Pokémon
Art by Ken Sugimori
Psyduck
#1
Level range: 5-6
Art by Ken Sugimori
Poliwhirl
#1
Level range: 25-27




Points of Interest

The Viridian City Gym is the 8th and last gym of Kanto. Inside the gym the trainers will have mostly Ground-type Pokémon. But the gym leader Blue has Pokémon of different types: Pidgeot, Rhydon, Alakazam, Gyarados, Exeggutor and Arcanine.

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.

NPC's with a Kanto Passport


Pokémon Trainer Pokémon
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Cooltrainer Samuel

Link=DugtrioDugtrio                              Level. 43028small.pngSandslash                              Level. 43
Link=Rhyhorn Rhyhorn                              Level. 44Link=Nidorino Nidorino                              Level. 45
Link=Nidoking Nidoking                              Level. 45Ball2.png
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Black Belt Atsuishi

Link=MachopMachop                              Level. 42067small.pngMachoke                              Level. 45
Ball2.png Ball2.png
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Cooltrainer Yuji

Link=SandslashSandslash                              Level. 45075small.pngGraveler                              Level. 45
Link=Onix Onix                              Level. 42Link=Graveler Graveler                              Level. 44
Link=Marowak Marowak                              Level. 45Ball2.png
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Tamer Cole

Link=ArbokArbok                              Level. 44128small.pngTauros                              Level. 44
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Black Belt.png
Black Belt Kiyo

Link=MachokeMachoke                              Level. 48Ball2.png
Ball2.png Ball2.png
Ball2.png Ball2.png
Black Belt.png
Black Belt Takashi

Link=MachokeMachoke                              Level. 44067small.pngMachoke                              Level. 44
Link=Machoke Machoke                              Level. 44Ball2.png
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Cooltrainer Warren

Link=MarowakMarowak                              Level. 42105small.pngMarowak                              Level. 42
Link=Rhyhorn Rhyhorn                              Level. 44Link=Nidorina Nidorina                              Level. 45
Link=Nidoqueen Nidoqueen                              Level. 45Ball2.png
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Tamer Jason

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Notes:
*Once Battled again, NPC's Pokémon grow stronger up to 3-4 times.


Viridian Train Station

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.

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.

For more information about the transportation systems go to Transportation Systems.


Mart

Pokéballs

ItemPriceDescription
Pokéball.png Pokéball PokémonDollar.png200 A device used to capture Pokémon.
GreatBall.png GreatBall PokémonDollar.png600 A good, high-performance Ball that provides a higher Pokémon catch rate than a standard Poké Ball.
UltraBall.png UltraBall PokémonDollar.png1200 An ultra-performance Ball that provides a higher Pokémon catch rate than a Great Ball.


Potions

ItemPriceDescription
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.


Medicines

ItemPriceDescription
Antidote.png Antidote PokémonDollar.png100 A spray-type medicine. It lifts the effect of poison from one Pokémon.
Paralyze Heal.png Paralyze Heal PokémonDollar.png200 A spray-type medicine. It lifts the effect of paralysis from one Pokémon.
Awakening.png Awakening PokémonDollar.png250 A spray-type medicine. It lifts the effect of sleep from one Pokémon.
Burn Heal.png Burn Heal PokémonDollar.png250 A spray-type medicine. It lifts the effect of burn from one Pokémon.
Ice Heal.png Ice Heal PokémonDollar.png250 A spray-type medicine. It thaws out one Pokémon.
Full Heal.png Full Heal PokémonDollar.png600 A spray-type medicine. It heals all the status problems of a single Pokémon.