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| * A building south of the [[Global Terminal|Global Trade Station/Global Terminal]] contains two [[Non-player character|NPCs]] whose names are "Wi" and "Fi", a direct reference to [[Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection]]. | | * A building south of the [[Global Terminal|Global Trade Station/Global Terminal]] contains two [[Non-player character|NPCs]] whose names are "Wi" and "Fi", a direct reference to [[Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection]]. |
| * An unused map for a location near the Pokétch Company's headquarters suggests there were once plans for a Gym in this city. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rCFAVsMLK_4&t=14m42s] | | * An unused map for a location near the Pokétch Company's headquarters suggests there were once plans for a Gym in this city. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rCFAVsMLK_4&t=14m42s] |
| | * Only in {{game|Platinum}}, Jubilife is one of the three cities which are more populous than the largest city in its home region, the others being [[Celadon City]] in [[Kanto]] and [[Nimbasa City]] in [[Unova]]. They are more populous than [[Hearthome City]], [[Saffron City]] and [[Castelia City]] respectively. |
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| ==Name origin== | | ==Name origin== |
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コトブキシティ
Kotobuki City
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| "City of Joy"
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Map description
The most modernized city in the Sinnoh region. It is bustling with people on the go.
The Pokétch Company, the developer and manufacturer of the Pokétch, is located here.
Jubilife TV, Sinnoh's TV network, is located here. It is an entertaining place to visit.
The Global Trade Station—GTS for short—is located here.DP
The Global Terminal is located here. It is your connection to the entire world.Pt
Located here is the Trainers' School. Drop in to study up on the basics of Pokémon.
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Location
Location of Jubilife City in Sinnoh.
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Jubilife City (Japanese: コトブキシティ Kotobuki City) is a city in the region of Sinnoh. The entire city is built on land carved out of a mountain by the residents of neighboring Oreburgh City. Jubilife is the most modernized city in the region, and according to the anime, the largest city in Sinnoh. It is the sixth largest city in the Pokémon world. The city can be accessed from all four directions, with a gate occupying the west entrance.
There are many distinctive buildings in Jubilife City, including the TV station, where Mystery Gift can be activated, the Pokétch Company, the Trainers' School, and one of the most important establishments in the game, the Global Trade Station, which allows players to trade Pokémon with anyone across the entire world.
Jubilife City is based on Sapporo, Hokkaidō, a major city in that prefecture. Both are large cities in about the same place when Hokkaidō and Sinnoh are compared.
Places of interest
Jubilife TV
- Main article: Jubilife TV
The Jubilife TV station is a noticeable big, white and cube-shaped building located in the northern section of the city. A Pokétch campaign Clown blocks the main doors until the player defeats the Galactic Grunts at the north end of the city; this event happens upon returning from Oreburgh City with the Coal Badge.
Inside the building, the Jubilife TV station is home to the Pokémon Lottery Corner. In Diamond and Pearl, a Trainer also appears in the lobby and can be fought once a day, depending on the current day of the week. On the second floor, Trainers can dress up their Pokémon using their Accessories. On the third floor, players can see various rankings set by those they have mixed records with. Additionally, a man on the third floor allows the player to activate Mystery Gift.
A man standing outside the TV station will give the player the option to form a group. By mixing records with other players, a player is allowed to join any group of which their friend is a member, upon speaking with the man again.
Jubilife TV
The Fun-and-Games TV Station!
Global Trade Station / Global Terminal
- Main article: Global Terminal
The Global Trade Station is located in the southwestern section of the city. Within the building, players have the opportunity to trade Pokémon with other players around the world. In order to access the GTS, the player must have the Coal Badge.
Inside, there is a large globe, called Geonet, on which players can indicate their location, and on which small dots representing players they have traded with will appear. If the player talks with the woman at the counter, she will direct him or her into a room in which they can either put up a Pokémon to be traded or trade a Pokémon they own for one that has been put up for trade. Pokémon searches, after being confined to one species that has been seen by the player, can be further narrowed down to level and gender of the Pokémon available. By level, players can search for and request Pokémon level 9 and under, level 10 and up, level 20 and up, and so on to level 100, or they can search for Pokémon of any level. Gender is similar, with the player being able to search for male, female, or either gender of the selected Pokémon. Pokémon offerings are similarly governed, as the requested Pokémon in return cannot be any Pokémon that the player has not seen. Unfortunately, Pokémon that are offered cannot be bargained, as the player has to choose one Pokémon he or she wants for it, instead of having a more flexible list.
In Pokémon Platinum, the GTS has been redesigned to be larger and contain more features. It is located in the same place as the older GTS, in Jubilife City, with its name changed to the Global Terminal. One addition is a woman who gives away a random Backdrop daily, rather than initially winning them in the daily lottery. Other than the regular trading feature, there is a new feature where players may exchange Pokémon with another friend. The Global Terminal is apparently a computer-like machine which the player operates. The Vs. Recorder, also introduced in Pokémon Platinum, has the ability to record and replay battles made in-game. A player may send and receive battles over Nintendo Wi-Fi using the Global Station. These battles can also be ranked by popularity and be watched by people on Wi-Fi. In addition, players can take pictures of their PC storage boxes and send them over Wi-Fi to friends. The GTS has incorporated an e-mail system that allows players to be notified of completed trades. The notification messages are sent to the player's actual e-mail address, and so the messages can be viewed either on a PC, mobile phone or a Wii console. In this way, the player will be spared of having to return to the GTS only to find that a trade has not yet been completed.
Pokétch Company
- Main article: Pokétch Company
The Pokétch Company's headquarters is located in the northwestern section of the city. The Pokétch Company is a family-owned company, and the manufacturer of the Pokétch. It is relatively small, unlike Silph Co. or the Devon Corporation, and actually started as a hobby of the owner, who made what he liked before the business grew to its present state. The building has three floors, in which the family of the president of the company reside in. The president holds a promotion to receive a free Pokétch in Jubilife City, if three clowns with Pokémon trivia questions can be found, and coupons collected from each. He will also give new Pokétch applications out to the player.
The Pokétch Company
Pokémon Watches for the World!
Trainers' School
- Main article: Trainers' School (Sinnoh)
The Trainers' School is located in the center of the city, west of the Pokémon Center. The School features tutorials on how to raise Pokémon. There are two adjoined rooms in the School. The kids on the left room have some basic information about the game of Pokémon. On the table is a notebook with notes on Trainers written inside. Status conditions and their effects are listed on the chalkboard at the back. In the room on the right, there are two School Kids on a blue carpet who will ask the player to battle. There is a version-dependent reward for defeating them both. If the School Kids inside are defeated, they hand out TM10 (Hidden Power) on Diamond and Pearl, or a Potion on Platinum.
On the player's first visit to the School, their rival is situated at the back of the room, reading the chalkboard. Upon talking to the rival, the player will deliver the Parcel entrusted to them by the rival's mother back in Twinleaf Town. Two Town Maps are found inside the Parcel, and the rival will give the player one.
Trainers' School
The First Step for Trainers!
Jubilife Condominiums
Jubilife Condominiums (Japanese: コトブキマンション Kotobuki Condominiums) is located in the northeastern section of the city. The building has two floors. On the ground floor, an old lady says how fetching a Pokétch is, and the young girl with a Pachirisu and Pikachu gives the player a Quick Claw. On the second floor, a girl tells about the advantage of Heal Balls and the guy in Bug Catcher apparel lectures on new moves. This floor is an educational one for new Trainers.
Jubilife Condominiums
Tenants Wanted!
Demographics
Pokémon Diamond and Pearl
Jubilife City in Diamond and Pearl
The population is 87, making it one of the largest cities in the Pokémon world and the second biggest in Sinnoh.
Pokémon Platinum
The population is 124, making it fourth largest city in the Pokémon world and the biggest in Sinnoh. The reason for such dramatic increase from Diamond and Pearl is the expansion of the Global Trade Station to the Global Terminal.
Poké Mart
Items
Trainers
Lucas/Dawn will join the player in a Multi Battle against a pair of Galactic Grunts.
If the player chose Turtwig:
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On certain days, the player can challenge a Trainer who appears in the Pokémon Center. Depending on the game progress, these Trainers will have teams with higher leveled Pokémon upon rematch.
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In the anime
Jubilife City in the anime
Ash and his friends first arrived in Jubilife City in Not on MY Watch Ya Don't!. Having seen an advertisement for the Pokétch and knowing that every Top Coordinator has one, Dawn wandered the city looking for a Pokétch shop. She ran into three suspicious clowns who were giving Pokétches away and got one for herself. The three clowns, however, were actually Team Rocket in disguise and the Pokétches they were handing out were fake ones. After an encounter with Landis, the son of the Pokétch Co. President, Dawn received an original Pokétch.
In the anime, Jubilife City has its own Contest Hall, where Dawn and Ash obtained their Sinnoh Contest Passes. A Pokémon Contest was held there from Mounting a Coordinator Assault! to Arrival of a Rival!. Dawn, Ash, Zoey, and Jessilina all entered the Contest in hopes of getting the prestigious Jubilife Ribbon. They all did a good job at showing off their Pokémon's skills in the Appeals Round and were able to advance to the Contest Battles. There, Zoey defeated one by one until she was declared the winner of the competition. This victory gave Zoey her second Contest Ribbon.
Ash and his friends returned to Jubilife City in order to reach Floaroma Town in Ya See We Want An Evolution!, where they visited the B-Button League, an organization made by people that do not evolve their Pokémon.
In the manga
In the Pokémon Adventures manga
Jubilife City the setting of Stagestruck Starly, therefore being the starting point of the seventh chapter. The rounds A Bevy of Bidoof, Licking Lickitung and Luring in a Lickilicky are also set in the city. Like many major cities of the Sinnoh region, the city houses a Grand Hotel where the main trio stays.
Trivia
Name origin
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コトブキシティ Kotobuki City
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寿 (kotobuki) is a Japanese expression similar to "Long life!" or "Congratulations!".
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Jubilife City
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From jubilant and life.
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| French
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Féli-Cité
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From félicité, felicity, and cité, city.
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Jubelstadt
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From Jubel, joy, and Stadt, city.
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| Italian
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Giubilopoli
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From giubilo, jubilation, and the suffix -poli, meaning city.
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| Spanish
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Ciudad Jubileo
Ciudad Júbilo*
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Jubileo means jubilee.
Júbilo means joy.
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| Korean
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축복시티 Chukbok City
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From 축복 (祝福) chukbok.
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| Chinese (Mandarin)
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祝慶市／祝庆市 Zhùqìng Shì
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Derived from 慶祝 qìngzhù (to celebrate). Literally means "Celebration city".
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祝慶市 Jukhing Si
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Same as Mandarin name.
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| Russian
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Джубили Сити
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Transcrption of English name
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