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'''Dewford Town''' (Japanese: | '''Dewford Town''' (Japanese: '''ムロタウン''' ''Muro Town'') is located on an island south of mainland [[Hoenn]]. It is known as "A Tiny Island in the Blue Sea." | ||
Dewford Town is | Dewford Town is home to [[Brawly]], the Dewford [[Gym Leader]] who specializes in {{t|Fighting}}-type [[Pokémon]]. | ||
Although it is a tiny island community, if someone says something "trendy" there, it quickly spreads throughout the rest of Hoenn. Dewford Town is famous for these fads. Trendy phrases are usually passed around Dewford Hall, called "Everyone's information exchange!" | |||
Fishing, however, seems to be consistently popular with the citizens of the island. | |||
To the west of Dewford Town is [[Granite Cave]], a popular spot for rock collectors. | |||
The town is connected to [[Route 106]] to the north via land and sea, and [[Route 107]] via the ocean. | |||
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{{Towns of Hoenn}} | {{Towns of Hoenn}} | ||
[[Category:Hoenn locations]] | [[Category:Hoenn locations]] | ||
Revision as of 22:57, 18 April 2005
Dewford Town (Japanese: ムロタウン Muro Town) is located on an island south of mainland Hoenn. It is known as "A Tiny Island in the Blue Sea."
Dewford Town is home to Brawly, the Dewford Gym Leader who specializes in Fighting-type Pokémon.
Although it is a tiny island community, if someone says something "trendy" there, it quickly spreads throughout the rest of Hoenn. Dewford Town is famous for these fads. Trendy phrases are usually passed around Dewford Hall, called "Everyone's information exchange!"
Fishing, however, seems to be consistently popular with the citizens of the island.
To the west of Dewford Town is Granite Cave, a popular spot for rock collectors.
The town is connected to Route 106 to the north via land and sea, and Route 107 via the ocean.
