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Humilau City (Japanese: セイガイハシティ Seigaiha City) is a city in northeastern Unova. It is the location of the Humilau Gym, with the Gym Leader Marlon.
Places of interest
Humilau Gym
- Main article: Humilau Gym
The Humilau Gym is the official Gym of Humilau City. The Gym specializes in Water-type Pokémon. The Gym Leader is Marlon. Trainers who defeat him receive the Wave Badge.
Move Tutor
The Move Tutor here will teach a total of 13 moves for Yellow Shards.
Poké Mart
Items
Pokémon
Pokémon
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Games
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Location
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Levels
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Rate
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Surfing
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B2
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W2
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34
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%
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B2
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W2
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31-32, 43-45
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%
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Rippling water
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B2
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W2
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37-39
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%
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B2
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W2
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36, 39, 41-42
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%
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Fishing
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B2
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W2
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40
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%
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B2
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W2
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46
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%
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Rippling water
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B2
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W2
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40, 43, 59
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%
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B2
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W2
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53
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%
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B2
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W2
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50
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%
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Special Pokémon
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B2
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W2
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45
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One
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A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here.
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In the anime
Humilau City was first mentioned by Jeremy in BW093 as a suggestion for Kotetsu's eighth gym.
It made its only anime appearance in the latter part of BW094. Marlon brought Ash and Kotetsu here through his Wailord after the two got lost after separating from Cilan and Iris. At Humilau Gym, Kotetsu battled the Gym Leader for his eighth Gym Badge in Unova.
Trivia
- Humilau's Japanese motto is 表すは 穏やかな 海.
- In the photo stand-in of the two Frillish, the male Frillish's eyes are incorrectly colored and are the inverse of what they should be.
Name origin
Language
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Name
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Origin
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Japanese
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セイガイハシティ Seigaiha City
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From 青海波 seigaiha, a pattern based on overlapping triple semicircles, resembling waves. Literally translates to "blue ocean waves."
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English
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Humilau City
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From cumulus humilis and humid. May also be from hula and luau.
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Italian
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Grecalopoli
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German
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Abidaya City
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From the Italian abitare (to reside) and baia (bay).
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