HopHopHop Town

HopHopHop Town ヨヨヨタウン YoYoYo Town
HopHopHop Town
Region	Kanto
Debut	Hypno's Naptime

HopHopHop Town (Japanese: ヨヨヨタウン YoYoYo Town) is an animated series-exclusive location in the Kanto region. It is a suburb located close to Celadon City.

Bearing a closer resemblance to a city, the urban town is made up mostly of large buildings and skyscrapers. It is shown to have a large Pokémon Center. Despite the lack of greenery around the streets, a blooming garden is located on top of one of the enormous skyscrapers inhabited by a Drowzee and Hypno. A very similar garden would later appear in Curbing the Crimson Tide, although no references were made to link the two areas.

HopHopHop Town was featured in Hypno's Naptime. Ash and his friends learned that several children had gone missing in the city, and several Pokémon were suffering from fatigue. With the help of Officer Jenny, they were able to discover the source of the problem; a group of people suffering from insomnia were using a Hypno to help them fall asleep. After Misty was hypnotized by it, she ran into a park thinking she was a Seel, where all the missing children were discovered, thinking they were Pokémon. Using Drowzee, the children were cured and sent home to their parents.

In addition, HopHopHop Town is where Misty caught her Psyduck. Brock promised Nurse Joy he would take care of it, but changed his mind after seeing it. Psyduck caught itself inside a Poké Ball that Misty accidentally dropped, making it hers.

Places of interest

Pokémon Lover's Club

HopHopHop Town is home to the Pokémon Lover's Club. Members reportedly all suffer from insomnia, but through the use of a Pokémon, they overcame their symptoms.

Pokémon seen in HopHopHop Town

Drowzee	Drowzee → Hypno	Charmander
Oddish	Magikarp	Cubone

Caught Pokémon

Misty's Psyduck

Trivia

• The skyscraper with a mansion at its top where the Pokémon Lover's Club met in HopHopHop Town is similar to the skyscraper with a mansion on its top where Luna lives in Commerce City. Both cities are located in the Kanto region.

In other languages

Language Title Mandarin Chinese 唷唷唷喔區 / 唷唷唷喔区 YōyōyōWō qū 哎呀呀街 āiyaya Jiē 哎呀呀鎮 / 哎呀呀镇 āiyaya Zhèn Danish Hoppe-hoppe-hop-by German Hop-Hop-Hop Town Italian HopHopHop Town Polish Miasto HopHopHop Swedish HopHopHop-staden

References

Animated series-exclusive locations in Kanto A.J.'s Gym • Acapulco • Bill's Lighthouse • Cameran Palace • Camomile Island • Camp Pokéhearst • Celadon University • Cerise Laboratory Chrysanthemum Island • Commerce City • Cremini Town • Crimson City • Dark City • Dragonite Island • Eevee Evolution Lab • Evolution Mountain Fennel Valley • Fighting Spirit Gym • Frodomar City • Gaiva Dam • Gardenia Town • Grampa Canyon • Gringey City • Hidden Village • Hollywood HopHopHop Town • House of Imite • Hutber Port • Indigo Academy • Island of the Giant Pokémon • Kaz Gym • Leaf Forest • Maiden's Peak • Matcha City Metallica Island • Mirage Mansion • Mossgreen Village • Mt. Hideaway • Mulberry City • Neon Town • New Island • O-Hina Town • Old Shore Wharf • Pokélantis Pokémon Land • Pokémon Ninja School • Pokémon Tech • Pokémon Theme Park • Pokémopolis • Potpourri Island • Rifure Village • Rota • Roy's hometown • Sable City Safari Land • Sayda Island • Sayda Lab • Scissor Street • Seafoam Island • Silver Town • Stone Town • Sunnytown • Team Rocket Academy • Team Rocket HQ Terracotta Town • Tree of Beginning • Unnamed island (EP060) • Vermilion City school • Vermilion Forest • Wisteria Town • Xanadu Nursery • Yas Gym Animated series-exclusive location templates Kanto • Orange Islands • Johto • Hoenn • Sinnoh • Unova • Decolore Islands • Kalos • Alola • Galar • Paldea • Other

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