Fall City

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Fall City フォルシティ Fall City "Wild Missingno. appeared!"

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Map description This bustling town has symbols such as a clock tower, fountain, and lighthouse.

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Connecting locations ← East Road and Waterworks Fall City Dusk Factory →   Safra Sea ↓

Location Location of Fall City in Fiore.

Fall City (Japanese: フォルシティ Fall City) is a large city in Fiore. It is the location of the second numbered mission in Pokémon Ranger. It is the home of the Fall City Ranger Base run by Joel.

Fall City is a port town on the coast that is known for many symbols, such as the lighthouse, Joy Clock Tower, and a fountain named after the player. Amity Square can be found beyond the wooden fence near the Dusk Factory, where an invisible Kecleon runs around. The Go-Rock Quads do one last performance in front of the clock tower before leaving for far-off lands.

When news of the Go-Rock Squad first reaches Fall City, all of the local Rangers are sent to investigate. The player briefly takes their place patrolling the city and helping residents. One lady needs help moving into her new apartment while another has lost her five Skitty. Professor Hastings' research lab needs to be lit by a Staryu and, finally, the Joy Clock Tower must be saved from a Machoke controlled by the Go-Rock Squad.

In a mission after the credits, a disturbance at the docks must be investigated. This leads to the necessity to capture a Kyogre.

Places of interest

Capture Arena

After the credits roll, the Capture Arena opens within the city. This challenge takes place in front of an audience and is hosted by MC Arena. Unlike the capture challenges of Kisara Plain and Safra Sea, the Ranger is always in the capture screen into which Pokémon are randomly dropped. The time limit starts at two minutes but is slightly extended each time a capture is made, depending on the points earned by it. Up to 10 seconds can be earned per capture, with an added 10-second bonus after each section boss Pokémon. Catching a Pichu, Pikachu or Raichu here automatically recharges the Capture Styler, with the level again dependent on the point value of the capture. The initial high score is set by Spenser at 50,000 points.

Demographics

Fall City's total population is 49. Fall City's Ranger Base is staffed by 10 full-time members. The citizens of Fall City number at 39. This makes Fall City the most populous place in Fiore.

Notable Residents

• Professor Hastings
• MC Arena
• Teresa
• Dino
• Lapras Guy

Fall City Rangers

• Joel
• Aria
• Lind
• Keith

Wild Pokémon

Pokémon		Assist	Field	Loops
	Blastoise	Water		17
	Jigglypuff	Normal	None	7
	Venonat *	Poison	None	3
	Meowth	Normal		5
	Machoke *	Fighting		8
	Krabby	Water		6
	Staryu *	Water		5
	Pichu	Electric		1
	Snubbull	Normal		4
	Houndoom *	Dark		6
	Ludicolo	Water	None	8
	Wingull	Water	None	3
	Makuhita	Fighting		5
	Skitty	Normal	None	3
	Carvanha *	Water	None	4

Obstacles

Main article: Obstacle

Image	Name	Description	Field Move	Hidden Pokemon
	Sign	This sign is mysteriously replaced if it is cut into tiny pieces.
	Crate	This bulky crate is tough to move, but it's sturdy and unbreakable.
	Wood Fence	This ordinary wooden fence can be seen anywhere. It's so easy to cut down.
	Trash Can	Pokémon sometimes hide inside this can. A good thump can send one scurrying out.		Skitty
	Big Tree	This tree grows straight and true. If it's shaken, Pokémon may fall out!

Layout

City	Port	Capture Arena

Trivia

• Hanging from the lampposts, players may see what seems to be the city flag: rectangular shape, sky-blue field with a white bordure.
  • The colours could relate to the clear sky mentioned by Spenser after the first capture, to Fall City being a portual settlement, or possibly to the crystal-clear water running through the underneath system.
  • In the US versions of the game, the flag is defaced by a letter F in italics following the same colour scheme. The letter F is also seen embossed onto benches.
  • In the European version, the flag has no defacing elements, this possibly due to said version supporting multiple languages as well as game and time limitations.
• According to an NPC living in the north-eastern area, the Joy Clock tower was built long ago to commemorate the growth of Fall City from a village into a bustling city. A Go-Rock Squad member's loud thinking after the player successfully captures the raging Machoke also suggests the landmark is fairly dated.
• Prior to the post-game, a boy standing by the fountain claims that a competition to name it is being held, hinting its recent edification.
  • After the events of atop the Fiore Temple, he suggests to name the fountain after the player, and the suggestion is accepted.
• Inside several houses and apartments, framed pictures of the Eon duo in the dusk and a Mew casting a protective bubble hang on the walls.

Names

Language	Name	Origin
Japanese	フォルシティ Fall City	From fall
English	Fall City	Same as Japanese name
German	Herbstenau	From Herbst and -au (suffix for settlements on rivers)
Spanish	Otonia	From otoño (autumn)
French	Automnelle	From automne (autumn) and tonnelle (arbor)
Italian	Autunnia	From autunno (autumn)
Chinese (Mandarin)	秋露市 Qiūlù Shì	From 秋 qiū (autumn), 露 lù (dew), and a partial transcription of its Japanese name
Vietnamese	Thành phố Fall	Transliteration of Japanese name

Related articles

Fiore
Settlements Ringtown • Fall City • Summerland • Wintown Roads East Road • North Road Landmarks Lyra Forest • Krokka Tunnel • Waterworks • Safra Sea • Olive Jungle • Jungle Relic Kisara Plain • Dusk Factory • Panula Cave • Sekra Range • Go-Rock Base • Fiore Temple

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