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Treasure
Hunter's House
| There are lots of spots to dive into on Route 124, West of
Mossdeep City. Because of this, the treasure hunter has built his
house on a small island on this route. He will exchange ancient
shards trainers find at the bottom of the sea for evolutionary
stones, which are more useful to these trainers. |
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Mossdeep
Houses
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A house that trainers should visit is where an old fighter
lives. He can tell just by looking at a pokémon its nature and
favorite flavor of pokéblock. At another house, a funny little
boy lives who can tell anyone where their secret base is because
he likes to visit others' hideouts. |
Shoal
Cave
Shoal Cave is located north of Mosseep City. This cave in the
sea hides many treasures. There's an old man that lives near the
entrance who makes special bells with the things found in the
cave.
Many areas are only accessible during high tide, since the water
floods the area and makes the eleveted places seem like little
areas that can be SURFed to. However, during high tide, certain
areas become flooded and inaccessible. |
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Steven's
House
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Steven Stone has built a little house here. He collects rare stones
and gives his visitors one of these. |
Mossdeep
Space Center
| There is a tall building in the east of the island that is a space
center. From here, rockets are regularly deployed off into space.
This location is ideal for launching rockets due to the wonderful,
unchanging weather conditions. |
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E-card
Trainers
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South of the Pokémon Center, there is an old man who
has a rather large house. Any new trainers that come to Hoenn are
received by him here ready for battle. |
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New trainers come by sliding an e-card (like the one shown here)
through the E-reader when two gameboys are connected. This is one of the Mystery
Events. |
Net Balls & Dive Balls
Pokémon
Gym
Tate and Liza are two twin gym leaders that should give challengers
a tough double battle. Being twins, they share a bond only comparable
to that of some psychic pokémon.
Their gym has a large amount of slipping panels that make whoever
steps on them slide uncontrollably in the direction indicated. Some of
these panels' direction can be changed by flipping certain switches,
which are guarded by gym trainers
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