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* Cherrygrove City is the second smallest city of Johto, which is ironic since its location is based on {{wp|Nagoya, Aichi|Nagoya}}, which is the third largest city of Japan and the second largest city of the {{wp|Kansai region|region}} Johto represents. | * Cherrygrove City is the second smallest city of Johto, which is ironic since its location is based on {{wp|Nagoya, Aichi|Nagoya}}, which is the third largest city of Japan and the second largest city of the {{wp|Kansai region|region}} Johto represents. | ||
* In {{game|HeartGold and SoulSilver|s}}, the famous pond behind the [[Pokémon Center]] is accessible through a new path and an extension of it on [[Route 30]]. However, this causes a strange phenomenon: as there is only one information for water Pokémon in a single location, one can find {{p|Tentacool}} and {{p|Tentacruel}} in the Cherrygrove City side of the pond (because they can be found in the ocean near the city). However, the Route 30 water Pokémon information only has {{p|Poliwag}} and {{p|Poliwhirl}}. This causes different Pokémon to appear in different sides of the pond. This also applies to Fishing. | * In {{game|HeartGold and SoulSilver|s}}, the famous pond behind the [[Pokémon Center]] is accessible through a new path and an extension of it on [[Route 30]]. However, this causes a strange phenomenon: as there is only one information for water Pokémon in a single location, one can find {{p|Tentacool}} and {{p|Tentacruel}} in the Cherrygrove City side of the pond (because they can be found in the ocean near the city). However, the Route 30 water Pokémon information only has {{p|Poliwag}} and {{p|Poliwhirl}}. This causes different Pokémon to appear in different sides of the pond. This also applies to Fishing. | ||
* As with many other Johto towns, Cherrygrove City's slogan is changed between Generation II and Generation IV. Its Generation II slogan is "The City of Cute, Fragrant Flowers". | |||
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Map description
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Location File:MapCherry.gif Location of Cherrygrove City in Johto. | ||||||||||
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Cherrygrove City (Japanese: ヨシノシティ Yoshino City) is located in south-central Johto. Though the city has no Gym, it is frequently passed through by Pokémon Trainers on their way to Violet City from New Bark Town. The city acts mainly as a tutorial, introducing the player to the main tools of the game (the Pokémon Center, the Poké Mart, etc.).
Places of interest
City Tour
Guide Gent, who first stands near the east entrance of Cherrygrove, will offer the player a tour of the city. The tour route includes the Pokémon Center, the Pokémon Mart, the exit to Route 30, the sea, and Guide Gent's house. Upon the conclusion of the tour, the player will receive the Map Card for their Pokégear. In HeartGold and SoulSilver, he instead gives the player the Running Shoes, and only gives them the Map Card upon leaving Cherrygrove City to the north.
Off-shore island
There is an off-shore island to the west of the town. Trainers are unable to reach the island when they first reach the town, due to the fact they are unable to use Surf. Trainers must gain HM03 in order to access this area. There is a man who will give the player the Mystic Water. A strip of land north of the island has a hidden nugget, which requires HM08 (Rock Climb) to reach.
Demographics
The population of Cherrygrove City is 12, making it the second-smallest in Johto, the smallest being New Bark town.
Items
Item | Location | Games
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Poké Mart
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Pokémon
Generation II
style="background: #ACC9E6;" style="background: #FFFFAA;" style="background: #5ED0FF;" style="background: #003366; color: #FFFF99;"Pokémon | Games | Location | Levels | Rate | |||
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Surfing and Fishing
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Tentacool | G | S | C | Surfing | 15-24 | 90%
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Tentacruel | G | S | C | Surfing | 20-40 | 10%
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Magikarp | G | S | C | Old Rod | 10 | 85%
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Krabby | G | S | C | Old Rod | 10 | 15%
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Krabby | G | S | C | Good Rod | 20 | 55%
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Magikarp | G | S | C | Good Rod | 20 | 35%
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Krabby | G | S | C | Super Rod | 40 | 60%
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Kingler | G | S | C | Super Rod | 40 | 10% | |
Morning
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Corsola | G | S | C | Good Rod | 20 | 10%
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Corsola | G | S | C | Super Rod | 40 | 30% | |
Day
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Corsola | G | S | C | Good Rod | 20 | 10%
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Corsola | G | S | C | Super Rod | 40 | 30% | |
Night
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Staryu | G | S | C | Good Rod | 20 | 10%
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Staryu | G | S | C | Super Rod | 40 | 30%
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A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here. |
Generation IV
style="background: #ACC9E6;" style="background: #FFFFAA;" style="background: #5ED0FF;" style="background: #003366; color: #FFFF99;"Pokémon | Games | Location | Levels | Rate | |||
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Surfing and Fishing
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Tentacool | HG | SS | Surfing | 10-25 | 90%
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Tentacruel | HG | SS | Surfing | 15-25 | 10%
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Magikarp | HG | SS | Old Rod | 10 | 95%
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Krabby | HG | SS | Old Rod | 10 | 5%
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Magikarp | HG | SS | Good Rod | 20 | 60%
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Krabby | HG | SS | Good Rod | 20 | 37%
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Krabby | HG | SS | Super Rod | 40 | 67%
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Kingler | HG | SS | Super Rod | 40 | 3% | ||
Morning
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Corsola | HG | SS | Good Rod | 20 | 3%
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Corsola | HG | SS | Super Rod | 40 | 30% | ||
Day
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Corsola | HG | SS | Good Rod | 20 | 3%
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Corsola | HG | SS | Super Rod | 40 | 30% | ||
Night
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Staryu | HG | SS | Good Rod | 20 | 3%
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Staryu | HG | SS | Super Rod | 40 | 30%
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Trainers
Generation II
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Generation IV
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Trivia
- Cherrygrove City is the second smallest city of Johto, which is ironic since its location is based on Nagoya, which is the third largest city of Japan and the second largest city of the region Johto represents.
- In Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver, the famous pond behind the Pokémon Center is accessible through a new path and an extension of it on Route 30. However, this causes a strange phenomenon: as there is only one information for water Pokémon in a single location, one can find Tentacool and Tentacruel in the Cherrygrove City side of the pond (because they can be found in the ocean near the city). However, the Route 30 water Pokémon information only has Poliwag and Poliwhirl. This causes different Pokémon to appear in different sides of the pond. This also applies to Fishing.
- As with many other Johto towns, Cherrygrove City's slogan is changed between Generation II and Generation IV. Its Generation II slogan is "The City of Cute, Fragrant Flowers".
In other languages
Language | Name | Origin |
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Japanese | ヨシノシティ Yoshino City | From 吉野 Yoshino, a species of Japanese cherry tree. |
English | Cherrygrove City | Cherries are a type of fruit, while a grove is a multitude of trees near each other. |
French | Ville Griotte | From griotte, sour cherry. |
German | Rosalia City | |
Italian | Fiorpescopoli | From fiore di pesco, peach flower, and the suffix -poli, meaning city. |
Spanish | Ciudad Cerezo | From cerezo, cherry tree. |
Korean | 무궁시티 Mugung City | |
Chinese (Mandarin) | 吉花市 Jíhuā Shì | 吉 is derived from 吉野, while 花 may be derived from 櫻花 Yīnghuā (cherry blossom). Literally "Lucky blossom city". |
Chinese (Cantonese) | 吉花市 Gatfa Si |
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