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|name=Gringey City
|name=Gringey City
|characters=グンジョンシティ
|characters=グンジョウシティ
|japanese=Gunjon City
|japanese=Gunjou City
|image=GringeyCity.png
|image=Gringey City.png
|region=Kanto
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|epicode=EP030
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'''Gringey City''' (Japanese: '''グンジョンシティ''' ''Gunjon City'') is a location that exists only in the [[Pokémon anime]]. It is located in between [[Celadon City]] and [[Fuchsia City]].
'''Gringey City''' (Japanese: '''グンジョウシティ''' ''Gunjou City'') is a location that exists only in the [[Pokémon anime]]. It is located in between [[Celadon City]] and [[Fuchsia City]].


According to a map that Misty owned, Gringey City was originally bustling with activity, but the city eventually over-expanded the factories and power plants, resulting in the town becoming virtually abandoned as well as the sea nearby becoming polluted.
According to a map that Misty owned, Gringey City was originally bustling with activity, but the city eventually over-expanded the factories and power plants, resulting in the town becoming virtually abandoned as well as the sea nearby becoming polluted. It was featured in the episode ''[[EP030|Sparks Fly for Magnemite]]''. [[Ash's Pikachu]] was sick, later determined to be caused by a problem with buildup of electricity in the creature's cheeks, and the nearest [[Pokémon Center]] was located there. An uncharacteristically ill-tempered [[Nurse Joy]] greets Ash.


Gringey City was featured in the episode ''[[EP030|Sparks Fly For Magnemite]]''. [[Ash's Pikachu]] was sick, later determined to be caused by a problem with buildup of electricity in the creature's cheeks, and the nearest [[Pokémon Center]] was located there. An uncharacteristically ill-tempered Nurse Joy greets Ash. She initially snaps at him for not taking better care of his Pikachu, but eventually agrees to let it recover there. There are other Pokémon also recieving treatment there, including a {{p|Growlithe}} and a {{p|Spearow}}. Suddenly, the power in the town goes out. This was due to a large amount of {{p|Grimer}} clogging the tunnels that deliver water to power the hydroelectric generators. Pikachu, however, refuses to stay at the [[Pokémon Center]], and insists on following Ash. It is later revealed that Pikachu is afraid that Ash will abandon it.
During their time the power in the town goes out. This was due to a large amount of {{p|Grimer}} clogging the tunnels that deliver water to power the hydroelectric generators. Ash, Brock, and Misty go to investigate the power plant and restore normal operations.


Ash, Brock, and Misty go to investigate the power plant and restore normal operations. It is implied by Joy that, "if those kids don't get the power back on soon, I don't know what's going to happen to these Pokémon."
Pikachu, along with the {{p|Magnemite}} and several {{p|Magneton}} were able to ward off the Grimer. They also weakened a {{AP|Muk}}, which Ash ended up capturing. Power was restored and the waterways were cleared. The residents left in the city say that they will work hard to clean it up and make it beautiful again.


In the meantime, {{TRT}} has made an appearance, and decides to take advantage of Pikachu's sickness and the power outage to capture it. For some reason, they need to swim through the polluted water to get inside the power plant. Bringing external oxygen pump diving suits, Jessie and James begin to make their descent. Meowth is left to operate the pump; however, he gets distracted, and [[Jessie]]'s and [[James]]'s oxygen supplies are summarily cut off. After making it back to dry land, they abandon their scheme.
It is likely that Gringey City is based on the [[Kanto Power Plant]] in the games, since Grimer and Muk were added to the Power Plant in {{game|Yellow}}.


As soon as they enter the building, Pikachu attracts the attentions of a Magnemite, and the cause of its sickness is clarified. This Magnemite follows Ash's Pikachu, visibly blushing in its presence and acting as though it is in love with Pikachu. This episode contains one of Ash's accidental word-swaps, saying that Magnemite must be a "streaker." Brock hurriedly corrects him.
==Pokémon seen in Gringey City==
 
{| width="100%"
It was here where Pikachu notably came down with a 'cold' caused by a build-up of electricity. This attracted a Magnemite thanks to the sparks coming out of Pikachu's cheeks, which in turn made Pikachu magnetized.
|-
 
| {{InactivePoké|Gringey City|Grimer|Grimer anime.png|Poison|disp=Grimer (multiple)|link=no}}
The group eventually encounters a group of [[p|Grimer]], and a particularly odorous [[p|Muk]]. Ash accidentally offends the leader by covering his nose from the stench. The entire group of Pokémon is angered, and they chase after the three. Running from the Muk, they eventually reach the control room, where several other Magnemite and a Magneton aid them.
| {{InactivePoké|Ash|Muk|Muk Grimer EP030.png|Poison}}
 
| {{InactivePoké|Gringey City|Magnemite|Gringey City Magnemite.png|Electric|link=no}}
Pikachu, along with the {{p|Magnemite}} and several {{p|Magneton}} were able to ward off the Grimer. They also weakened a {{AP|Muk}}, which Ash ended up capturing.
| {{InactivePoké|Gringey City|Magneton|Gringey City Magneton.png|Electric|disp=Magneton (multiple)|link=no}}
 
|-
The power is restored and the waterways cleared. The residents left in the city say that they will work hard to clean it up and make it beautiful again.
| {{InactivePoké|Gringey City|Pidgey|EP030 error.png|Normal|Flying|link=no}}
 
| {{InactivePoké|Gringey City|Rattata|EP030 error.png|Normal|link=no}}
It's likely that Gringey City is based on Kanto's [[Power Plant]] in the games, since Muk was added to the Power Plant in {{game|Yellow}}.
| {{InactivePoké|Gringey City|Raticate|EP030 error.png|Normal|link=no}}
| {{InactivePoké|Gringey City|Spearow|Gringey City Spearow.png|Normal|Flying|link=no}}
|-
| {{InactivePoké|Gringey City|Fearow|EP030 error.png|Normal|Flying|link=no}}
| {{InactivePoké|Gringey City|Sandshrew|Gringey City Sandshrew.png|Ground|link=no}}
| {{InactivePoké|Gringey City|Nidoran♀|EP030 error.png|Poison|link=no}}
| {{InactivePoké|Gringey City|Oddish|EP030 error.png|Grass|Poison|link=no}}
|-
| {{InactivePoké|Gringey City|Growlithe|Gringey City Growlithe.png|Fire|link=no}}
| {{InactivePoké|Gringey City|Bellsprout|EP030 error.png|Grass|Poison|link=no}}
|}
{{-}}


==In other languages==
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|zh_yue=工業市 ''{{tt|Gūngyihp Síh|Industrial City}}''
|zh_cmn=黑雲市 / 黑云市 ''{{tt|Hēiyún Shì|Black Clouds City}}''
|it=Gringey City<br>Grigiopoli{{tt|*|K2 redub}}
|da=Gringey City
|nl=Gringey City
|fr_eu=Salville
|de=Gringy City
|no=Gringey City
|pt_br=Cidade de Gringey
|es_eu=Ciudad Gringy
|sv=Gringystaden<br>Gringey City{{tt|*|Pokémon TV summary}}
}}
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Revision as of 17:53, 5 March 2017

Gringey City
グンジョウシティ Gunjou City
Gringey City.png
Gringey City
Region Kanto
Debut Sparks Fly for Magnemite

Gringey City (Japanese: グンジョウシティ Gunjou City) is a location that exists only in the Pokémon anime. It is located in between Celadon City and Fuchsia City.

According to a map that Misty owned, Gringey City was originally bustling with activity, but the city eventually over-expanded the factories and power plants, resulting in the town becoming virtually abandoned as well as the sea nearby becoming polluted. It was featured in the episode Sparks Fly for Magnemite. Ash's Pikachu was sick, later determined to be caused by a problem with buildup of electricity in the creature's cheeks, and the nearest Pokémon Center was located there. An uncharacteristically ill-tempered Nurse Joy greets Ash.

During their time the power in the town goes out. This was due to a large amount of Grimer clogging the tunnels that deliver water to power the hydroelectric generators. Ash, Brock, and Misty go to investigate the power plant and restore normal operations.

Pikachu, along with the Magnemite and several Magneton were able to ward off the Grimer. They also weakened a Muk, which Ash ended up capturing. Power was restored and the waterways were cleared. The residents left in the city say that they will work hard to clean it up and make it beautiful again.

It is likely that Gringey City is based on the Kanto Power Plant in the games, since Grimer and Muk were added to the Power Plant in Pokémon Yellow.

Pokémon seen in Gringey City

File:Grimer anime.png
Grimer (multiple) 		File:Muk Grimer EP030.png
Muk 		Gringey City Magnemite.png
Magnemite 		Gringey City Magneton.png
Magneton (multiple)
EP030 error.png
Pidgey 		EP030 error.png
Rattata 		EP030 error.png
Raticate 		Gringey City Spearow.png
Spearow
EP030 error.png
Fearow 		Gringey City Sandshrew.png
Sandshrew 		EP030 error.png
Nidoran♀ 		EP030 error.png
Oddish
Gringey City Growlithe.png
Growlithe 		EP030 error.png
Bellsprout


In other languages

Language Title
Chinese Cantonese 工業市 Gūngyihp Síh
Mandarin 黑雲市 / 黑云市 Hēiyún Shì
Denmark Flag.png Danish Gringey City
The Netherlands Flag.png Dutch Gringey City
France Flag.png European French Salville
Germany Flag.png German Gringy City
Italy Flag.png Italian Gringey City
Grigiopoli*
Norway Flag.png Norwegian Gringey City
Brazil Flag.png Brazilian Portuguese Cidade de Gringey
Spain Flag.png European Spanish Ciudad Gringy
Sweden Flag.png Swedish Gringystaden
Gringey City*



Anime-exclusive locations in Kanto
A.J.'s Gym • Acapulco • Bill's Lighthouse • Cameran Palace • Camomile Island • Camp Pokéhearst • Celadon University • Cerise Laboratory
Chrysanthemum Island • Commerce City • Cremini Town • Crimson City • Dark City • Dragonite Island • Eevee Evolution Lab • Evolution Mountain
Fennel Valley • Fighting Spirit Gym • Frodomar City • Gaiva Dam • Gardenia Town • Grampa Canyon • Gringey City • Hidden Village • Hollywood
HopHopHop Town • House of Imite • Hutber Port • Indigo Academy • Island of the Giant Pokémon • Kaz Gym • Leaf Forest • Maiden's Peak • Matcha City
Metallica Island • Mirage Mansion • Mossgreen Village • Mt. Hideaway • Mulberry City • Neon Town • New Island • O-Hina Town • Old Shore Wharf • Pokélantis
Pokémon Land • Pokémon Ninja School • Pokémon Tech • Pokémon Theme Park • Pokémopolis • Potpourri Island • Rifure Village • Rota • Roy's hometown • Sable City
Safari Land • Sayda Island • Sayda Lab • Scissor Street • Seafoam Island • Silver Town • Stone Town • Sunnytown • Team Rocket Academy • Team Rocket HQ
Terracotta Town • Tree of Beginning • Unnamed island (EP060) • Vermilion City school • Vermilion Forest • Wisteria Town • Xanadu Nursery • Yas Gym
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