Big Town

Big Town ミレニアムタウン Millennium Town
Region	Johto
Debut	Pikachu & Pichu

Big Town (Japanese: ミレニアムタウン Millennium Town) is an anime-exclusive town in Johto introduced in Pikachu & Pichu. It has since also been featured in several shorts including Pichu Bros. in Party Panic, Of Meowth and Pokémon, Trouble in Big Town, and Big Meowth, Little Dreams, and it is also the only location visited in Pichu Bros. mini.

The Pokémon Clubhouse

The town is known for being the home of the Pichu Brothers, who constantly make mischief along with their posse of friends Smoochum, Magby, Wooper, and Teddiursa. The Pokémon Clubhouse, a large playground constructed entirely of disused items, is their hangout spot.

A Lapras ferry, taxis, and double decker buses can be found here for transportation.

Meowth returned to Big Town from a week-long vacation away from Jessie and James in Of Meowth and Pokémon. He soon decided that he wanted to construct a giant statue dedicated to himself, however the plan never eventuated. Instead he became embroiled in the Pichu Posse's antics, and by the end of Big Meowth, Little Dreams, it was time for him to return to Team Rocket.

There are many apartment buildings around here as well as a skyscraper. Notable monuments include Magikarp and Tauros statues and a fountain.

Pokémon

Seen in Big Town

Pidgey (multiple)	Pidgeotto (multiple)	Pidgeot (multiple)
Pichu Brothers ♂	Murkrow (multiple)	Hoppip (multiple)
Chinchou	Wooper (multiple)	Gyarados
Houdour	Snorlax	Magby
Cubone	Smoochum ♀	Voltorb
Igglybuff (×2)	Rattata (×2)	Cleffa (multiple)
Bellsprout (multiple)	Sunflora (multiple)	Spinarak (multiple)
Smeargle	Furret	Oddish (multiple)
Hitmontop ♂	Hoothoot	Shuckle
Diglett (multiple)	Dugtrio (multiple)	Teddiursa
Azumarill	Feraligatr	Kecleon
Skitty	Aipom	Electrode (multiple)
Koffing	Honchkrow	Gastly

Visiting Pokémon

Meowth ♂

Wobbuffet ♂

Squirtle Squad

Azurill

Trivia

• Its Japanese name, Millennium Town, is a reference to its year of introduction, 2000, being the first year of a new millennium.
• The town was first introduced in the dub in 2001 without a dub name. It remained without a dub name until 2005, when Pokémon Chronicles simply called the town Big Town in Trouble in Big Town.
• This town appears to have drawn inspiration from Boston, Massachusetts.

In other languages

Language Title Mandarin Chinese 千禧鎮 / 千禧镇 Qiānxǐ Zhèn French Ville du Millenium Italian Big Town Spanish Ciudad Milenio Turkish Büyük Kasaba

Animated series-exclusive locations in Johto Alto Mare • Arborville • Battle Park • Big Town • Bloomingvale • Bluefinland • Blue Lagoon • Blue Moon Falls • Blue Point Isle • Bonitaville • Catallia City Charicific Valley • Coastline Gym • Colossal Tree Tribe ruins • Diglett Village • Dragon Holy Land • Eclipse Castle • Eggseter • Florando • Greenfield • Happy Town Ho-Oh Shrine • I.S.S. Raspberry shipwreck • Inland City • Kasado City • Lake Lucid • Lake of Life • Lake Slowpoke • Len Town • Marine Pokémon Laboratory Marion Town • Maroon Town • Megi City • Mount Quena • Ogi City • Ogi Isle • Onix Tunnel • Palm Hills • Palmpona • Pokémon Jujitsu Academy • Pudgy Pidgey Isle Red Rock Isle • Remoraid Mountain • Rikishii Town • Scarlet City • Secret Garden • Silver Rock Isle • Silver Town • Slowpoke Temple • Snowtop Mountain Sunflora Lodge • Transit Town • Way Away Island • Whitestone • Wobbuffet Village • Yellow Rock Isle Animated series-exclusive location templates Kanto • Orange Islands • Johto • Hoenn • Sinnoh • Unova • Decolore Islands • Kalos • Alola • Galar • Paldea • Kitakami • Other

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