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===Shoes=== | ===Shoes=== | ||
====Normal shoes==== | ====Normal shoes==== | ||
These are the primary way of getting around in the games. The {{player}} starts with these, and with them | These are the primary way of getting around in the games. The {{player}} starts with these, and with them is able to walk around. They are used by using the directional controls only. | ||
====Running shoes==== | ====Running shoes==== | ||
Introduced in [[Generation III]], the [[running shoes]] are a pair of shoes that allow the player to run by holding down the B button in conjunction with the directional pad. Running is not allowed in many buildings, however, until [[Generation IV]]. Running speed is | Introduced in [[Generation III]], the [[running shoes]] are a pair of shoes that allow the player to run by holding down the B button in conjunction with the directional pad. Running is not allowed in many buildings, however, until [[Generation IV]]. Running speed is affected by terrain, such as marshes and snow. | ||
===Cycles=== | ===Cycles=== | ||
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In {{game2|Ruby|Sapphire|Emerald}}, there are two types of bicycle: the {{DL|Bicycle|Mach Bike}} and {{DL|Bicycle|Acro Bike}}. They can be swapped at [[Rydel's Cycles]] in [[Mauville City]]. | In {{game2|Ruby|Sapphire|Emerald}}, there are two types of bicycle: the {{DL|Bicycle|Mach Bike}} and {{DL|Bicycle|Acro Bike}}. They can be swapped at [[Rydel's Cycles]] in [[Mauville City]]. | ||
The Mach Bike can move so fast that it can climb muddy slopes or pass over weak ground without falling through. If the player collides with something, the speed will reset. On the [[Seaside Cycling Road]], the player's time and amount of collisions are recorded, and will be sent over to another player if the records are swapped. In addition, there is a period of two blocks of acceleration and deceleration when traveling on the Mach Bike, which makes immediate stops impossible. | The Mach Bike can move so fast that it can climb muddy slopes or pass over weak ground without falling through. If the player collides with something, the speed at which they are traveling will reset. On the [[Seaside Cycling Road]], the player's time and amount of collisions are recorded, and will be sent over to another player if the records are swapped. In addition, there is a period of two blocks of acceleration and deceleration when traveling on the Mach Bike, which makes immediate stops impossible. | ||
The Acro Bike has the same speed as the bikes in earlier games, but can climb rocks in areas like {{rt|112}} and travel on white rails on {{rt|119}} and other places. In addition, if the B button is held while on the Acro Bike, the player will perform a wheelie. If the B button and directional pad are used together, the player is able to bunny hop over small gaps. | The Acro Bike has the same speed as the bikes in earlier games, but can climb rocks in areas like {{rt|112}} and travel on white rails on {{rt|119}} and other places. In addition, if the B button is held while on the Acro Bike, the player will perform a wheelie. If the B button and directional pad are used together, the player is able to bunny hop over small gaps. | ||
=====Generation IV===== | =====Generation IV===== | ||
In | In {{3v2|Diamond|Pearl|Platinum}}, only one bicycle is available. This, however, has two gears which can be changed by pressing the B button, allowing [[Bike obstacles|obstacles]] to be jumped over with sufficient speed. Unlike the previous generations, bikes cannot be ridden in any buildings in Diamond and Pearl. This was changed in Platinum. In {{2v2|HeartGold|SoulSilver}}, the bike only has one speed, as in Generation II. Unlike Generation II, however, it is given to the player for free by the owner of Miracle Cycle. | ||
=====In the anime===== | =====In the anime===== | ||
Bikes are used at various times in the anime, most notably when {{Ash}} borrows [[Misty]]'s bike, but crashes, thus ruining it. This bike is alluded to frequently throughout the first few seasons as a reason Misty is angry at Ash. All of the main female characters owned bikes, which were eventually destroyed. In the [[Diamond and Pearl]] saga, when Ash and the gang are traveling on [[Cycling Road]], they | Bikes are used at various times in the anime, most notably when {{Ash}} borrows [[Misty]]'s bike, but crashes, thus ruining it. This bike is alluded to frequently throughout the first few seasons as a reason Misty is angry at Ash. All of the main female characters owned bikes, which were eventually destroyed. In the [[Diamond and Pearl]] saga, when Ash and the gang are traveling on [[Cycling Road]], they use bikes. | ||
===={{wp|Motorbike}}s==== | ===={{wp|Motorbike}}s==== | ||
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===Trains=== | ===Trains=== | ||
====Magnet Train==== | ====Magnet Train==== | ||
[[File:FreightTrain.jpg|thumb|The freight train stopped at a station in [[Camp Pikachu]].]]The [[Magnet Train]] runs between [[Saffron City]] and [[Goldenrod City]], and was constructed some time after [[Generation I]]. To ride it, a person needs a [[pass]], which was given to those displaced by the train stations' construction. | [[File:FreightTrain.jpg|thumb|The freight train stopped at a station in [[Camp Pikachu]].]]The [[Magnet Train]] runs between [[Saffron City]] and [[Goldenrod City]] in the Generation II games and their Generation IV remakes, and was constructed some time after [[Generation I]]. To ride it, a person needs a [[pass]], which was given to those displaced by the train stations' construction. | ||
====Freight Train==== | ====Freight Train==== | ||
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* [[Outskirt Stand]] in [[Orre]] appears to be made from an old steam locomotive. | * [[Outskirt Stand]] in [[Orre]] appears to be made from an old steam locomotive. | ||
* There is also an [[The Under Subway|underground railway]] in Orre. | * There is also an [[The Under Subway|underground railway]] in Orre. | ||
* [[LaRousse City]] has a monorail that circles the city providing access to the central island. | * [[LaRousse City]] has a monorail that circles the city, providing access to the central island. | ||
==={{wp|Skateboard}}s=== | ==={{wp|Skateboard}}s=== | ||
In ''[[EP228|Extreme Pokémon!]]'', {{Ash}} and {{Gary}} race on skateboards. Skateboards were also supposed to appear in | In ''[[EP228|Extreme Pokémon!]]'', {{Ash}} and {{Gary}} race on skateboards. Skateboards were also supposed to appear in {{game|Gold and Silver|s}} as a different mode of transportation, but that idea was scrapped. | ||
==={{wp|Segway}}s=== | ==={{wp|Segway}}s=== | ||
[[File:AG132 scooter.png|left|200px|thumb|Butch and Cassidy riding Segways]] | [[File:AG132 scooter.png|left|200px|thumb|Butch and Cassidy riding Segways]] | ||
In ''[[AG132|The Scheme Team]]'', [[Butch]] and [[Cassidy]] rode segways | In ''[[AG132|The Scheme Team]]'', [[Butch]] and [[Cassidy]] rode segways, although they were referred to as scooters. | ||
[[Image:ScottsCar.png|right|thumb|[[Scott]]'s car]] | [[Image:ScottsCar.png|right|thumb|[[Scott]]'s car]] | ||
==={{wp|Car}}s=== | ==={{wp|Car}}s=== | ||
Used multiple times in the anime. Among the people with cars | Used multiple times in the anime. Among the people with cars are [[Scott]], [[Norman]]<!--mentioned--> and [[Reggie]]. | ||
==={{wp|Tank}}s=== | ==={{wp|Tank}}s=== | ||
[[Nastina]] was seen using a | [[Nastina]] was seen using a tank in ''[[EP019|Tentacool and Tentacruel]]''. Team Rocket also used a tank in ''[[EP064|It's Mr. Mime Time!]]'', to try to kidnap all the Circus Pokémon. | ||
==Air== | ==Air== | ||
===={{wp|Airship}}s==== | ===={{wp|Airship}}s==== | ||
Seen used frequently by villains. Futuristic airships of a large size, powered apparently by | Seen used frequently by villains. Futuristic airships of a large size, powered apparently by anti-gravity technology of some kind. [[J]], [[Lawrence III]], and [[Zero]] all owned airships. | ||
[[Image:Blimp.jpg|right|thumb|A blimp in the anime]] | [[Image:Blimp.jpg|right|thumb|A blimp in the anime]] | ||
====={{wp|Blimp}}s===== | ====={{wp|Blimp}}s===== | ||
* Ash, Misty, Brock, and Team Rocket used a blimp in ''[[EP082|A Scare in the Air!]]'' and one is seen in ''[[EP205|The Kecleon Caper!]]''. Ash, Dawn, Brock and [[Barry]], along with Team Rocket, used an airship to go | * Ash, Misty, Brock, and Team Rocket used a blimp in ''[[EP082|A Scare in the Air!]]'' and one is seen in ''[[EP205|The Kecleon Caper!]]''. Ash, Dawn, Brock and [[Barry]], along with Team Rocket, used an airship to go to [[Canalave City]] in ''[[DP103|Jumping Rocket Ship!]]''. | ||
* Misty uses one to go back to [[Cerulean City]] from the [[Mirage Kingdom]] in the episode ''[[AG045|A Togepi Mirage]]''. | * Misty uses one to go back to [[Cerulean City]] from the [[Mirage Kingdom]] in the episode ''[[AG045|A Togepi Mirage]]''. | ||
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===={{wp|Cable car}}==== | ===={{wp|Cable car}}==== | ||
A cable car is the only transport | A cable car is the only transport to the summit of [[Mt. Chimney]] in the Hoenn region. The cable cars here have appeared in both the [[Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire Versions|games]] and the [[AG054|anime]]. | ||
==Water== | ==Water== | ||
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====S.S. Anne==== | ====S.S. Anne==== | ||
[[Image:260.gif|thumb|left|{{ga|Leaf}} about to board S.S. Anne]] | [[Image:260.gif|thumb|left|{{ga|Leaf}} about to board S.S. Anne]] | ||
The [[S.S. Anne]] stops four years, | The [[S.S. Anne]] stops once every four years, annually or monthly (depending on [[canon]]) in [[Vermilion City]]. The [[S.S. Ticket]] that is needed to board the ship is only given away to exclusive people, such as [[Bill]] and [[Professor Oak]]. However, they can give the ticket away to others. | ||
====S.S. Aqua==== | ====S.S. Aqua==== | ||
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The [[Seagallop Ferries]] run between [[Vermilion City]] in [[Kanto]] and each of the nine [[Sevii Islands]]. | The [[Seagallop Ferries]] run between [[Vermilion City]] in [[Kanto]] and each of the nine [[Sevii Islands]]. | ||
There are currently four known tickets that can be used to board a Seagallop Ferry: The [[Tri-Pass]] allows | There are currently four known tickets that can be used to board a Seagallop Ferry: The [[Tri-Pass]] allows the holder to travel to [[Knot Island|Knot]], [[Boon Island|Boon]] and [[Kin Island|Kin]] Islands, the [[Rainbow Pass]] to the same three islands, as well as [[Floe Island|Floe]], [[Chrono Island|Chrono]], [[Fortune Island|Fortune]], and [[Quest Island|Quest]] Islands, the [[Mysticticket]] allows travel to [[Navel Rock]], and the [[Aurora Ticket]] allows travel to [[Birth Island]]. | ||
====S.S. Spiral==== | ====S.S. Spiral==== | ||
[[Image:Submarine.PNG|left|thumb|One of [[Team Rocket]]'s submarines]] | [[Image:Submarine.PNG|left|thumb|One of [[Team Rocket]]'s submarines]] | ||
The S.S. Spiral is a boat that runs from [[Snowpoint City]] to the [[Battle Zone]] in Sinnoh | The S.S. Spiral is a boat that runs from [[Snowpoint City]] to the [[Battle Zone]] in Sinnoh. | ||
In | In {{game|Diamond and Pearl|s}}, the S.S. Spiral was a regular looking ship. However, in {{game|Platinum}}, it had a redesign. The S.S. Spiral became a red boat with a crane on the back, and, its possible namesake, two spinning drills to part the ice floes in the area from Snowpoint City to the Battle Zone. | ||
===={{wp|Submarine}}s==== | ===={{wp|Submarine}}s==== | ||
[[Image:Wailord Steam Boat.PNG|thumb|A {{p|Wailord}}-shaped Steam Boat]] | [[Image:Wailord Steam Boat.PNG|thumb|A {{p|Wailord}}-shaped Steam Boat]] | ||
Used by [[Team Rocket]] many times and by {{Ash}} and {{Ashfr|his friends}} in ''[[Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea]]'' and in ''[[AG094|Relicanth Really Can!]]''. In {{game2|Ruby|Sapphire|Emerald}} a [[Submarine Explorer 1|submarine]] made by [[Captain Stern]] is stolen by [[Team Magma]] or [[Team Aqua]] to reach [[Seafloor Cavern]] where {{p|Groudon}} or {{p|Kyogre}} is. | Used by [[Team Rocket]] many times and by {{Ash}} and {{Ashfr|his friends}} in ''[[Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea]]'' and in ''[[AG094|Relicanth Really Can!]]''. In {{game2|Ruby|Sapphire|Emerald}}, a [[Submarine Explorer 1|submarine]] made by [[Captain Stern]] is stolen by [[Team Magma]] or [[Team Aqua]] (depending on version) to reach [[Seafloor Cavern]], where either {{p|Groudon}} or {{p|Kyogre}} is. | ||
===={{wp|Kayak}}s and {{wp|canoe}}s==== | ===={{wp|Kayak}}s and {{wp|canoe}}s==== | ||
Used by a [[Nurse Joy]] in ''[[EP092|The Joy of Pokémon]]'' and by Ash and his friends in ''[[Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea]]''. | Used by a [[Nurse Joy]] in ''[[EP092|The Joy of Pokémon]]'', and by Ash and his friends in ''[[Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea]]''. | ||
====[[Team Rocket]]'s boats==== | ====[[Team Rocket]]'s boats==== | ||
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There are various methods of transportation used in the Pokémon world.
Land
Shoes
Normal shoes
These are the primary way of getting around in the games. The player starts with these, and with them is able to walk around. They are used by using the directional controls only.
Running shoes
Introduced in Generation III, the running shoes are a pair of shoes that allow the player to run by holding down the B button in conjunction with the directional pad. Running is not allowed in many buildings, however, until Generation IV. Running speed is affected by terrain, such as marshes and snow.
Cycles
Bikes
Generation I and II
In the Generation I and Generation II games, as well as Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen, there is only a basic bicycle which is sold by Miracle Cycle. Only one obstacle is passable solely by bicycle, and that is Cycling Road. Bicycling is disallowed in most buildings.
Generation III
In Pokémon Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald, there are two types of bicycle: the Mach Bike and Acro Bike. They can be swapped at Rydel's Cycles in Mauville City.
The Mach Bike can move so fast that it can climb muddy slopes or pass over weak ground without falling through. If the player collides with something, the speed at which they are traveling will reset. On the Seaside Cycling Road, the player's time and amount of collisions are recorded, and will be sent over to another player if the records are swapped. In addition, there is a period of two blocks of acceleration and deceleration when traveling on the Mach Bike, which makes immediate stops impossible.
The Acro Bike has the same speed as the bikes in earlier games, but can climb rocks in areas like Route 112 and travel on white rails on Route 119 and other places. In addition, if the B button is held while on the Acro Bike, the player will perform a wheelie. If the B button and directional pad are used together, the player is able to bunny hop over small gaps.
Generation IV
In Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum, only one bicycle is available. This, however, has two gears which can be changed by pressing the B button, allowing obstacles to be jumped over with sufficient speed. Unlike the previous generations, bikes cannot be ridden in any buildings in Diamond and Pearl. This was changed in Platinum. In HeartGold and SoulSilver, the bike only has one speed, as in Generation II. Unlike Generation II, however, it is given to the player for free by the owner of Miracle Cycle.
In the anime
Bikes are used at various times in the anime, most notably when Ash borrows Misty's bike, but crashes, thus ruining it. This bike is alluded to frequently throughout the first few seasons as a reason Misty is angry at Ash. All of the main female characters owned bikes, which were eventually destroyed. In the Diamond and Pearl saga, when Ash and the gang are traveling on Cycling Road, they use bikes.
Motorbikes
Generation III
In Pokémon Colosseum, Wes rides a futuristic levitating motorcycle.
In the anime
Used by Officer Jenny multiple times.
Trucks
Moving truck
A truck is used by the player's family to move from Johto to Hoenn in Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald. The player starts off the game inside of the truck.
S.S. Anne truck
A truck is located in a normally inaccessible part of the S.S. Anne. Its purpose is currently unknown.
Trains
Magnet Train
The Magnet Train runs between Saffron City and Goldenrod City in the Generation II games and their Generation IV remakes, and was constructed some time after Generation I. To ride it, a person needs a pass, which was given to those displaced by the train stations' construction.
Freight Train
A freight train appeared in Camp Pikachu. It consisted of a red steam locomotive, numerous freight wagons and a passenger carriage at the rear. It runs on a line in the mountainous areas of Johto. The Pichu Brothers enjoy going for rides on it.
Ampharos Train
A train powered solely by an Ampharos that runs between Snowpoint City and Lake Acuity in Sinnoh. It was featured in Frozen on Their Tracks.
Other Trains
- Some passenger trains appeared in Time-Warp Heals All Wounds.
- Outskirt Stand in Orre appears to be made from an old steam locomotive.
- There is also an underground railway in Orre.
- LaRousse City has a monorail that circles the city, providing access to the central island.
Skateboards
In Extreme Pokémon!, Ash and Gary race on skateboards. Skateboards were also supposed to appear in Pokémon Gold and Silver as a different mode of transportation, but that idea was scrapped.
Segways
In The Scheme Team, Butch and Cassidy rode segways, although they were referred to as scooters.
Cars
Used multiple times in the anime. Among the people with cars are Scott, Norman and Reggie.
Tanks
Nastina was seen using a tank in Tentacool and Tentacruel. Team Rocket also used a tank in It's Mr. Mime Time!, to try to kidnap all the Circus Pokémon.
Air
Airships
Seen used frequently by villains. Futuristic airships of a large size, powered apparently by anti-gravity technology of some kind. J, Lawrence III, and Zero all owned airships.
Blimps
- Ash, Misty, Brock, and Team Rocket used a blimp in A Scare in the Air! and one is seen in The Kecleon Caper!. Ash, Dawn, Brock and Barry, along with Team Rocket, used an airship to go to Canalave City in Jumping Rocket Ship!.
- Misty uses one to go back to Cerulean City from the Mirage Kingdom in the episode A Togepi Mirage.
Hot air balloons
Used by Team Rocket in most episodes. Some balloons were shaped as a Wobbuffet, a Sneasel, a Gliscor, a Carnivine, and a Meowth. A hot air-balloon was also used by Ash and co. in the episode The Kecleon Caper and by various contestants, including Ash, in The Big Balloon Blow-Up. There were also others in various other episodes like That's Just Swellow and in the movie The Rise of Darkrai.
Airplanes
Used by Noland in Numero Uno Articuno.
Used by Officer Jenny and other police officers in Losing Its Lustrous.
Hangliders
Used by Falkner in Fighting Flyer with Fire.
Used by Domino and many Team Rocket grunts in Mewtwo Returns.
Helicopters
Used by Team Rocket, Team Magma, Team Aqua and Team Galactic multiple times and by Rhonda in All Dressed Up With Somewhere To Go!.
Jet pack
In The Scheme Team, Butch and Cassidy rode on jet packs to go to the location of their mission. Domino also used one in Mewtwo Returns.
Air car
Seen commonly in the various manga. Most notably, Officer Jenny patrols in a flying car in the Electric Tale of Pikachu. Wallace also has a flying car in Pokémon Special.
Cable car
A cable car is the only transport to the summit of Mt. Chimney in the Hoenn region. The cable cars here have appeared in both the games and the anime.
Water
S.S. Anne
The S.S. Anne stops once every four years, annually or monthly (depending on canon) in Vermilion City. The S.S. Ticket that is needed to board the ship is only given away to exclusive people, such as Bill and Professor Oak. However, they can give the ticket away to others.
S.S. Aqua
The S.S. Aqua is a boat that runs between Olivine City in Johto and Vermilion City in Kanto. It is the largest ship seen so far in the Pokémon world.
S.S. Tidal
The S.S. Tidal is a boat that mostly runs in the Hoenn region.
After the player has become the champion, it will always run between Lilycove City and Slateport City, and to the Battle Tower in Ruby and Sapphire. However, it will also run to other places if the player has a ticket. With the Battle Pass, it will run to the Battle Frontier (in Emerald); with the Eon Ticket, it will run to Southern Island; with the Mysticticket, it will run to Navel Rock; with the Aurora Ticket, it will run to Birth Island; and with the Old Sea Map, it will run to Faraway Island.
Seagallop Ferries
The Seagallop Ferries run between Vermilion City in Kanto and each of the nine Sevii Islands.
There are currently four known tickets that can be used to board a Seagallop Ferry: The Tri-Pass allows the holder to travel to Knot, Boon and Kin Islands, the Rainbow Pass to the same three islands, as well as Floe, Chrono, Fortune, and Quest Islands, the Mysticticket allows travel to Navel Rock, and the Aurora Ticket allows travel to Birth Island.
S.S. Spiral
The S.S. Spiral is a boat that runs from Snowpoint City to the Battle Zone in Sinnoh.
In Pokémon Diamond and Pearl, the S.S. Spiral was a regular looking ship. However, in Pokémon Platinum, it had a redesign. The S.S. Spiral became a red boat with a crane on the back, and, its possible namesake, two spinning drills to part the ice floes in the area from Snowpoint City to the Battle Zone.
Submarines
Used by Team Rocket many times and by Ash and his friends in Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea and in Relicanth Really Can!. In Pokémon Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald, a submarine made by Captain Stern is stolen by Team Magma or Team Aqua (depending on version) to reach Seafloor Cavern, where either Groudon or Kyogre is.
Kayaks and canoes
Used by a Nurse Joy in The Joy of Pokémon, and by Ash and his friends in Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea.
Team Rocket's boats
Team Rocket has used many different boats in the anime.
Steam boats
Ash and his friends went on a Wailord-shaped Steam Boat in Steamboat Willies!.
