Cerise Laboratory

Cerise Laboratory サクラギ研究所 Sakuragi Institute
Cerise Laboratory
Region	Kanto
Debut	Legend? Go! Friends? Go!

The Cerise Research Laboratory (Japanese: サクラギ研究所 Sakuragi Institute), or the Cerise Laboratory for short, is an anime-exclusive Pokémon research laboratory located in Vermilion City in the Kanto region. It is directed by Professor Cerise, who works there with his research assistants Chrysa and Ren. It also serves as Ash and Goh's base of operations during Pokémon Journeys: The Series.

Structure

A domed area known as Cerise Park (Japanese: サクラギパーク Sakuragi Park) is located inside the lab. Ash and Goh keep their caught Pokémon there whenever they are not on a research mission.

In Legend? Go! Friends? Go!, the Cerise Laboratory officially opened as a Pokémon research facility. However, the building itself is significantly older and was abandoned for a time, as revealed in A Chilling Curse!. Three years prior, a Gengar haunted the facility after it was abandoned by its former Trainer. Professor Cerise was well aware of the haunting rumors when he purchased the building but was unfazed by it. The occurrences soon subsided once the Gengar gave up trying to scare him. However, in Best Friend...Worst Nightmare!, the supernatural occurrences resumed, likely because of new arrivals like Ash and Goh taking residence there. Eventually, Ash caught the Gengar.

In Panic in the Park!, as stated by Professor Cerise, the Pokémon created their own unique habitats just like in the real world. In some instances, a Pokémon from another habitat ended up invading the habitat of others, creating an imbalance and some problems which had to be solved by those responsible for taking care of the Pokémon in place. Some Pokémon are responsible for the food, especially Raichu, and others for taking care of the order, something done by Yamper.

Pokémon seen at the Cerise Laboratory

Yamper ♂	Bulbasaur	Charmander
Squirtle	Boldore	Egg → Piplup (multiple)

Pokémon previously seen at the Cerise Laboratory

Ash

Mr. Mime	Dragonite	Gengar
Egg → Riolu → Lucario	Farfetch'd → Sirfetch'd	Dracovish

Other

Morpeko

Pokémon left at the Cerise Laboratory

Goh

List of Goh's Pokémon

Appearance

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  Exterior

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  Interior

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  Director's office

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  Bedroom

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  Cerise Park

In other languages

Language Title Finnish Cerise-laboratorio European French Laboratoire Cerise German Kirsch-Laboratorium Italian Laboratorio Cerasa Polish Laboratorium Cerise'a Brazilian Portuguese Laboratório Cerejeira Spanish Latin America Laboratorio Cerise Spain Laboratorio Cerezo Turkish Cerice Laboratuvarı

Animated series-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 Animated series-exclusive location templates Kanto • Orange Islands • Johto • Hoenn • Sinnoh • Unova • Decolore Islands • Kalos • Alola • Galar • Paldea • Other

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