Volley Town

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Volley Town
Volley Town
Region	Hoenn
Debut	Crazy as a Lunatone

Volley Town is an anime-only location in Hoenn. It was featured in the episode Crazy as a Lunatone. It is located between Fortree City and Lilycove City. Volley Town appears to be based on a classic western town, complete with tumbleweed. It is surrounded at all sides by high mountains and very steep cliffs. At the edge of the town there is a location called Camerupt Point.

When Ash, Brock, May and Max were on their way to Lilycove City for May's next Contest, they decided to take a rest at Volley Town, only to discover that the town was deserted. Even though the town looks old and uncivilised, it has a Pokémon Center. Ash and his friends went here and discovered that the town was not completely deserted: A Nurse Joy showed up, though she acted strange.

Later, it was discovered that the Nurse Joy's mind was actually controlled by a Lunatone that crash landed nearby from space.

Animated series-exclusive locations in Hoenn A-B-C Islands • Anthony's Gym • Baltoy civilization ruins • Banana Slakoth Garden • Bomba Island • Cerosi Town • Crossgate Town • Donto Island Foothill Town • Forbidden Forest • Forina • Giban Island • Izabe Island • Izabe Lake • Kirikiri Mountain • Lake May • LaRousse City • Maisie Island • Mirage Kingdom Misty Village • Monsu Island • Mountain Lighthouse • Muscle Island • North Petalburg • Oldale Ruins • Pokémon Battle Judge Training Institute • Purika City Rinshin Town • Riyado Town • Rubello Town • S.S. St. Flower • Shroomish Forest • South City • Square Top • The Green Lodge • The Greenhouse • Togepi Paradise Trapinch underground labyrinth • Valley of Steel • Volley Town • Wailmer Island • Wales Island • Wazoo Island Animated series-exclusive location templates Kanto • Orange Islands • Johto • Hoenn • Sinnoh • Unova • Decolore Islands • Kalos • Alola • Galar • Paldea • Other

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