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Here are every character's Personal Computer. You can look at past threads and practically rummage through everything they own. Heheh...

This is the pokedex filled with every pokemon imaginable. All 493 are right here waiting for you to look at them. Well, I'm being overly dramatic obviously but, it's a poekdex, plain and simple.

Did you just join, come her eand introduce yourself. Not only is it for Introducing yourself, it is also for your birthday! *throws confetti*

Sub-board: Leaving?

Here is Route 1. A regular route with paths, ledges, and tall grass that link Viridian City and Pallet Town.

Welcome to Viridian City. Giovanni is the gym here but he is the 8th gym. once you have the other 7 you can come back down here.

Sub-boards: Viridian Gym, Pokemon Center, PokeMart

Welcome to Route 2. This is a short route that is a little bit before and after Viridian Forest. Viridian Forest is home to many Bug-type pokemon and Bug enthusiasts. Bug Spray is recommended.

Welcome to Pewter City. The first gym leader, Brock. The museum is also located here.

Sub-boards: Pewter Gym, Pewter Museum, Pokemon Center, PokeMart

Route 3. The Route filled with trainers and the route that links Pewter and Mount Moon together. The floor is covered in sand and there are shells scattered across the ground for who knows why.

Welcome to Mount Moon, It is't to hard to navigate through here but nevertheless, it is widely inhabited by cave pokemon.

Welcome to Route 4, it borders Cerulean and once you exit Mount Moon, you can see two Karate professionals. Wonder what they have to say.

Welcome to Cerulean City. There is the golden bridge, a building that was guarded by a cop, and Misty's Gym. Your second gym badge.

Sub-boards: Cerulean Gym, Bicycle Shop, Pokemon Center, PokeMart, Nugget Bridge, Cerulean Cave

A somewhat decently-lengthed route that leads to the home of reknowned PC creator Bill

You can take this way and take the Underground Tunnel if you want to get to Vermilion. The location of the third gym.

Sub-board: UnderGround Tunnel

Here is Route 6. A small , winding, curvy route that have patches of grass at the sides. A couple trainers are here and there and there is a small pondjust before Vermilion City.

Sub-board: Duck Pond

Welcome to Vermilion City. Here is where you get the Thunder Badge. Considering LT. Surge is at his amusement park, a new leader, "Tyson", has taken over the gym. There is also Diglett's Cave which is Optional to go to.

Sub-boards: Vermilion Gym, Vermilion Pier, Pokemon Fan Club, Pokemon Center, PokeMart, Diglett's Cave

A route just east of Vermilion City that connects Vermilion to Lavender Town. However, on the far side, it is blocked off by a sleeping Pokemon. It looks like you'll have to find another way to get to Lavender Town.

Sub-board: Beyond the Snorlax

Route 9 of the Kanto region, the path that seperates Cerulean City and Rock Tunnel.

Rock Tunnel, a pitch black tunnel filled with scary noises and cave like pokemon. Flash is almost required if you want to get through here.

Here is Route ten, just outside of Rock Tunnel and right before Lavender Town.

Welcome to Lavender Town, the pokemon tower and name rater are here. It is a very peaceful town that is as far east as towns in Kanto go.

Sub-boards: Name Rater's House, Pokemon Tower, Pokemon Center

A route that connects Lavender Town with Saffron City. However, the way ahead is blocked by the Saffron Security. You'll have to find another way through.

Sub-board: Underground Tunnel 2

Here is Route 7, a meadow that lies in-between Celadon City and Saffron's West Gate. The only way to go from here is west to Celadon.

A beautiful city that is known for its natural attraction. It is home to the Rocket Game Corner, the Celadon Gym and even a Department Store! There's plenty to do here.

Sub-boards: Celadon Gym, Celadon Mansion, Rocket Game Corner, Celadon Department Store, Pokemon Center

Welcome to Saffron City! This is the busiest city in Kanto. There is Silph Co, the Dojo, and Sabrina's Gym!

Sub-boards: Saffron Gym, Saffron Dojo, Silph Co., Pokemon Center, PokeMart

A long route that leads from Route 12 and eventually reaches Fuchsia City to the far south. However, it is a long road, and it is highly recommended that you be prepared for this long leg of your journey.

Fuchsia City, made famous world-wide for its Safari Zone. It is also known as the home of the Fuchsia Gym

Sub-boards: Fuchsia Gym, Safari Zone, Safari Warden's House

These routes together connect the west side of Celadon City to the west of Fuchsia City. A bicycle is required if you want to go down Route 17's Cycle Road.

Just south of Fuchsia City lies the water Route of Route 19 leading to the mysterious Seafoam Islands.

Deep within the mysterious caves of the Seafoam Islands, many have claimed to witness a large bird-like Pokemon. But is it just a myth?

Just south of Pallet Town lies the second possible way to reach Cinnabar Island; yet another water route

An island between Pallet Town and Seafoam Islands. It is home to the Cinnabar Gym, the Fossil Research Center and even the Abandoned Mansion.

Sub-boards: Cinnabar Gym, Cinnabar Mansion, Cinnabar Research Center, Pokemon Center, PokeMart

These routes lead west from Viridian City and leads to Victory Road and by extension, the Pokemon League in Indigo Plateau.

Sub-board: Pokemon League Gates

The final obstacle before the Elite 4 for a travelling Trainer. If you have all eight Gym Badges, you will be permitted past the Indigo Plateau guards and be granted access into this final test of a Trainer's abilities. Will you be able to make it through?

This route leads from New Bark Town to Cherrygrove City

A small city on the opposite side of Route 29. The only notable buildings are the Pokemon Center, and the Mart. To the North is the exit to Route 30

Past Cherrygrove is a long route that is divided into two different paths. One path leads to Violet City while the other leads to the house of Mr. Pokemon.

Sub-boards: Dark Cave, Mr. Pokemon's House

On the opposite side of Route 30. This City is home to the Violet City Gym and its Gym Leader, Falkner, as well as the Pokemon Trainer's School. Sprout Tower also resides here

Sub-boards: Pokemon Trainer's School, Sprout Tower, Violet Gym

Immediately west of Violet City is the Ruins of Alph. Here, it is said that ancient pokemon have once resided. The walls of the ruins are inscribed with some strange symbols. Could this place be hiding some kind of secret?

A long route leading from Violet and the Ruins of Alph down to Union Cave. This is the only way to reach your next destination, Azalea Town.

On the opposite side of Route 32, Union Cave resides. This is the last serious obstacle before reaching Azalea.

A very short route between Union Cave and Azalea Town. Other than a couple occasional Trainers and the wild Pokemon that reside here, it's a rather empty route.

The second major stop on your journey. This town is home to Bugsy's Gym, as well as the Slowpoke Well. Normally the town is crawling with Slowpoke, but because of Team Rocket, they are not seen as you enter. Kurt, the Pokeball Maker, lives in Azalea.

Sub-boards: Slowpoke Well, Kurt's House, Azalea Gym, Charcoal House

The forest that exists just outside of Azalea Town. This Forest is fabled to be the home of Celebi, the Guardian Pokemon of the Forest.

A Route that leaves the Forest and goes north to Goldenrod City, your next stop on your journey. The Pokemon Day Care Center has been set up near the end of this route.

Sub-board: Pokemon Day Care Center

The largest city in the Johto Region. There is a Train Station, A Bicycle Shop, the Johto Department Store, a Radio Tower, and even Whitney's Goldenrod Gym. Even Bill's family lives here! Where should you go first!?

Sub-boards: Goldenrod Gym, Bicycle Shop, Radio Tower, Bill's House, Goldenrod Department Store, The Underground

A decent-length Route that leads from Goldenrod City to the National Park.

This is a small Park in which many Bug type Pokemon live as well as a few others. Every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday the Bug-Catching Contest is held for all who wish to participate.

Sub-board: Bug-Catching Contest

A relatively long combination of Routes divided by a strange tree. Extends just north of Violet. Once the tree is dealt with, it is a shortcut back into Violet and the Ruins of Alph.

Sub-boards: The Strange Tree, Acorn Field

Ecruteak is a somewhat small town that is home to the Ecruteak Dance Hall as well as Morty's Ecruteak Gym.

Sub-boards: Ecruteak Gym, Tin Tower, Burned Tower, Ecruteak Dance Hall

Another long route toward your next destination. However, along the way, there is a Farmhouse that produces cheap MooMoo Milk.

Sub-board: Farmhouse

The Port city of Johto, Olivine borders the ocean and is home to the Olivine Lighthouse and Jasmine's Olivine Gym. The Leader spends a lot of her time in the Lighthouse.

Sub-boards: Olivine Gym, Olivine Lighthouse

Both of these Routes are sea routes that lead from the south end of Olivine City down past the Whirl Islands to Cianwood Island.

Sub-board: Whirl Islands

The island that is far down to the South, past the two sea routes. This island is home to the world-famous Cianwood Pharmacy as well as Chuck's Cianwood Gym.

Sub-board: Cianwood Gym

The second route leaving from Ecruteak. The only way to get here is to backtrack all the way back to this city. Rock Smash, Surf and Strength are required to get through here.

Sub-board: Mt. Mortar

This town is famous for the Lake of Rage to its north side as well as Pryce's Mahogany Town Gym. Kanto's Elite 4 Lance has also been known to visit the Lake of Rage, which helps the Lake's tourist trade.

Sub-board: Mahogany Gym

A short route just north of Mahogany Town. There are two routes that lead to the Lake of Rage. One way has tall grass and wild pokemon while the other is a safer road. However, whichever way you go, you are required to pay a toll to proceed to the Lake.

On the opposite side of Route 43 lies the Lake of Rage. When you arrive at the Lake, you see a large, red Gyarados in the center of the lake. And it is causing serious problems with the Lake for some unknown reason.

Team Rocket's secret hideout. In a mysterious location that will not be revealed until the time is right.

A somewhat short route east of Mahogany Town. It leads to the vicious (and terribly freezing) Ice Cave.

An icy cavern on the opposite side of Route 44. Beyond this is the eighth Gym city, Blackthorn.

The final stop, other than Indigo Plateau, for your Pokemon journey. This place is home to not only Claire's Blackthorn Gym, but also the Dragon's Den, the only known place to capture wild Dragon-type pokemon.

Sub-boards: Blackthorn Gym, Dragon's Den

These routes are directly south of Blackthorn City. It is ONE WAY, so be careful where you step. These long routes will eventually lead you all the way back to New Bark Town.

The Tohjo Falls is the divider between New Bark Town and your final stretch. Once you pass through, you will step into Route 26, a water route directly past Tohjo Falls. All HMs are required to make it through.

The longest Route in all of Johto. This Route is a straight shot northward through some hills and pathways. Trainers who can tough it out to the end, however, find themselves at the Pokemon League's Reception Gate, and thus, finally, their final obstacle before the Elite 4.

The final test for all Trainers before the Pokemon League will recognize them as a worthy challenger. If a Trainer can brave their way through Victory Road to the end, The Elite 4 will accept the Trainer's challenge.

The first route in Hoenn. This route is grassy and simple, linking together Littleroot and Oldale.

A quiet town just off Littleroot. No gyms yet, just a few houses and shops.

This route is longer than the last one, linking Oldale with Petalburg. It's more challenging, with lakes dotted about.

This route links Oldale Town to route 110. It is only optional. You won't be able to get far down it, however, unless you know Surf.

Sub-board: Altering Cave

Petalburg is a small city, but still a nice place. There is a gym, but it's the fifth one. You'll have to Fly back to challenge the leader later.

Sub-board: Petalburg Gym

This thick forest separates Rustboro City from Petalburg City. There's a huge stretch of water leading to the next town, and a locked sailor's house... hm...

Sub-boards: Mr. Briney's Cottage, Flower Shop

Finally, you've reached the first gym you can actually challenge. There's lots to do in Rustboro; Pokénavs, Pokémon research, and a man named Mr. Briney who, if you can find him, will take you to Dewford Town.

Sub-boards: Rustboro Gym, Pokénav Headquarters, Rustboro Pokémon Research Facility

These two routes are exactly the same, so to sace space they're in one board. These routes can be travelled by Surfing or by Mr. Briney's boat.

Dewford Town is on a remote island off the coast of Hoenn. It hosts the second gym, along with Granite Cave and a sandy beach. Their Pokémon Mart is famous for it's fishing rods.

Sub-boards: Dewford Gym, Granite Cave

Again, compacted to save forum space. These routes are on the sea. You can take another boat to get directly to Slateport, or you can investigate the various places using Surf.

Slateport. It's a very touristy place, with many people coming here for their holiday thanks to the gorgeous beach.

Sub-board: Slateport Beach

This is the Cycling Road. You can either ride your bike along it, battling lots of trainers, or walk under it, where you can find a few wild Pokémon.

Sub-board: New Mauville

Mauville City. It's not the biggest of cities, but it does have a game corner where you can win a Pokémon, a gym and a Daycare Center.

Sub-boards: Mauville Gym, Mauville Daycare Center

This route is a desert. A sandstorm constantly rages, and Fire and Ground types love it here.

This route is rough. You can take the hike up, in which case you'll pass by Team Magma's hideout, or you can go to Lavarige via cablecar.

Sub-board: Magma Hideout

This town is well known for it's hot springs. It's a very relaxing little town, and it's an ideal place to treat yourself and your Pokémon in the hot springs. Even Fire types love it for the heat!

Sub-board: Lavaridge Gym

This is the second part to route 111. It's pretty much the same as the first, just hotter.

A volcanic route. It's full of lava and everything's coated in ash.

Fallarbor is a peacefull little town. A man living on the outskirts is absolutely crazy for fossils.

This route starts out ashy and warm, but gets cooler and more rocky.

This cave follows the course of a waterfall. It's very cold, attracking Ice types along with the many other rare Pokémon. You'll have to navigate a network of streams and tunnels in order to get out unless you know an HM move called Waterfall.

Route 116 passed right beside Rustboro City. There's a little train station which'll take you back to Petalburg City and the fifth gym. A lot of the rest of the route is taken up by Rustrf Tunnel.

Sub-board: Petalburg - Rusturf Tunnel Train

Verdanturf is a quiet little town. There isn't much to do here other than rest up.

This route is peacefull. There are lots and lots of trainers here among the flowers. A lot of them are breeders training to impress the daycare couple, others like the flowers and others are getting active. This leads back to Mauville City.

This route starts off being wet and covered in ponds, one massive lake being the home of the rare Feebas.

This route is a rainforest. Hot and humid, many jungle Pokémon live here. Some live in the dark dense areas, other the light clearings.

This is only just classed as a city. Perched in the treetops of the rainforest, it's an unusual town made from tree houses. Not good if you're scared of hights.

Sub-board: Fortree Gym

As the rainforest ends halfway, the surroundings take on a sinister feeling. Ghost and Dark types are common at the end of this route, and it gets pretty barren and chilly, too.

Mt. Pyre is where people's Pokémon are buried when they pass on. Come here to pay your respects and find some Ghost types you'd have a hard time finding anywhere else.

This is the largest city in Hoenn. Lots of people want to live here. There's a deparment store and all sorts of activities to do with Pokémon; games and playgrounds and so on.

Sub-boards: Lilycove Department Store, Team Aqua Hideout

It's on the sea, so you'll have to know Surf. It takes some time to Surf along, of course, but there are some pretty rare Pokémon to be seen.

Mossdeep City is a very wet city. It's an island, and besides the few buildings, is very much untouched. No concrete or roads spoil nature here. The seventh gym is also here.

Sub-board: Mossdeep Gym

This is much like Route 124, a large stretch of water. There are a lot more rocks, however.

I hope one of your Pokémon knows Dive! If not, there's a man living in a house on a rock who makes a living selling the HM Dive. Along the ocean floor, you'll see many Pokémon you'd never see ever otherwise.

This is the final city of Hoenn. It's inside a crater, so the only way in or out is to use Dive. There's a gym here; the final one. Other than that, this city's pretty empty. The crater in interesting enough, of course.

Sub-board: Sootopolis Gym

This is the last route you'll travel down. It's on the sea, but not as plain as the others; you'll need the HM Waterfall to climb all the various waterfalls here. The largest is huge and towering, leading to Ever Grande City itself.

The final path all the greatest trainers tread before they face up to the elite four and the champion. Hoenn's toughest trainers line this cave.

A short, pleasant little walk between Twinleaf and Sandgem. The pefrect place to get your feet wet in Sinnoh.

Full of sand and beach, this small town is home to Professor Rowan's lab.

Another short route between two cities. Beginning trainers like to hang out here and challenge each other.

One of the most bustling cities of Sinnoh, and perhaps all of the world. There may not be a gym, but there's a TV station, Poketch corporation, and Global Trading Station.

Sub-boards: Jubilife TV, Pokétch Coorporation, Global Trade Station

A rough path with a tunnel running through a fair amount of it.

Sinnoh sure doesn't disppoint! Although a little rocky, Oreburgh has lots to do, especially if you're into geology. As well as the Gym, there's a mine and a museum.

Sub-boards: Oreburgh Gym, Coal Mine, Mining Museum

This route must be taken, since the others need Surf or a Bike to cross. It leads to Floaroma Town.

Floaroma Town is a pretty little town filled with flowers. Plants and Honey can be bought here, but other than that it's not too special.

Sub-board: Valley Windworks

A fun little route containing ledges and rocky mounds. There is a stream towards the beginning, which attracts Water types.

This route isn't so cheery as the others. People often get nervous in there, and it's like a natural maze. There's also said to be a haunted house somewhere...

Sub-board: Old Chateau

This City is home of the second gym, the Bicycle Shop, a number of anceint statues and a building which is owned by Team Galactic.

Sub-boards: Eterna Gym, Team Galactic Building

The Cycling Road leads to a small tunnel in Mt. Coronet. If you don't have a bike, you can walk under it. There are lots of trainers above and wild Pokémon below.

Sub-boards: Under the Road, Wayward Cave

Half of this route goes through a small tunnel in Mt. Coronet, making it full of Rock and Ground types. The other part is lush with rock mounds. If you're lucky, you might get a free berry from the Berry Man.

There is Sinnoh's Contest Hall, Amity Square and the fifth gym here. If you beat Fantina, the gym leader, you'll NEED to buy the HM Fly to get back to Jubilife City and move on to the next gym. Thankfully, they sell them here half price.

Sub-boards: Hearthome Gym, Contest Hall, Amity Square

A peaceful route. There are a few streams running along little plains, and touching the sky is Lost tower.

Sub-board: Lost Tower

This town is small and relaxed. Home of a Daycare Centre and the Soleceon Ruins, trainers often stop here for a day or two.

Sub-boards: Daycare Centre, Solaceon Ruins

This route has a clear path through the insanely tall grass there. There's a small café selling Moomoomilk there. The path splits in two; one side leads to Veilstone and the next Gym, the other to Celestic Town.

THIS IS ENTIRELY OPTIONAL
There really isn't much here at all. The only thing of interest is the small shrine to the ancient beings which created Sinnoh.

This route is plauged with constant heavy rain. As a result, it's very marshy and muddy, ideal for Water types and the occasional Ground or Poison type.

Veilstone is a Sinnoh's busiest town, along with Jubilife and Hearthome. You can find Sinnoh's biggest department store here, along with the third gym and Team Galactic's headquarters.

Sub-boards: Veilstone City Gym, The Department Store, Team Galactic Headquarters

A route that has very much been left to nature. It is overgrown and wild.

This route is a beach, with a resort on it where you can rest for a little while. Wild Pokémon can be hard to find, but rare Water types live here thanks to the huge sea.

Pastoria City is quite popular among trainers. For a fee, you can enter the Great Marsh, Sinnoh's Safari Zone, and catch lots of rare Pokémon.

Sub-boards: Pastoria Gym, Great Marsh

AFTER COMPLETING THIS ROUTE, YOU'LL BE IN HEARTHOME FOR YOUR 5TH GYM!
This route is inhabited by Pokémon of every type. An area of it is under constant rainfall, but the rest of it has normal weather. There is a large mansion taking up a lot of space.

Sub-board: Trophy Garden

You'll need to buy the HM Fly to Fly here. This route leads to the sixth gym in Canalave City, and yes, you'll need the HM Surf to Surf over the water, too.

This city is a port. Unfortunately, these ships need tickets you don't have. Well, you can still go to the library and the gym if you want.

Sub-board: Canalave Gym

Again, you'll need to use the HM Fly to get from Canalave City to here. This is the tallest mountain in Sinnoh, and you'll have to go through tunnels and up ledges to get across.

I hope you packed a sweater, because this route is chilly! In some places, the snow is neck high! Ice types are very common here.

Here, you really are walking in a winter wonderland. Everything is covered in a thick blanket of snow, and glitters with ice. It's beautiful, and home to the seventh gym.

Sub-board: Snowpoint Gym

This is your last required use of the HM Fly - to Fly from Snowpoint City back to here. This is another warm, sandy beach. There are lots of fishermen to challenge in battle, and if you went off from the sand you can find a few Fire types thanks to the warmth.

This is the last city in Sinnoh. It is large, and has a walkway over the top of the entire city made from solar panels. It's a very nice place to prepare for the Elite Four.

Sub-board: Sunnyshore Gym

This is the last route. Many champion wannabies stalk the waters. Yeah, waters; you'll need to Surf to the elite. And Waterfall; there's a massively tall waterfall right at the end.

This is it; the final step before the elite. Rare Pokémon of every type live here, and they are highly tough. The trainers here, too, are tough as they get in some last-minute training.