| Phenac City
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フェナスシティ
Phenace City
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Phenac City in {{{variable2}}}.
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Map description
A gorgeous jewel of a town that overflows with water in a forbidding desert.Colo
A gorgeous, oasis-like city that is targeted by Cipher.XD
A gorgeous city in the desert that overflows with bounteous water.XD
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[[|Phenac City Gym]] - Orre Gym #{{{gymno}}}
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Location
Location of Phenac City in Orre.
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Phenac City (Japanese: フェナスシティ Phenace City) is a small city built around a desert oasis in southeast Orre. The entire city is surrounded by a wall that keeps out the harsh desert winds. Most of the buildings within Phenac are built of stone. In the center of town there is a large, ornamental fountain that serves as both decoration and a rich display of Phenac's water supply. According to a resident in Phenac City, the mayor's grandfather, the first mayor and founder of the city, drew water to this formerly barren place.
The inhabitants of Phenac are generally good-natured folk; however, they are very suspicious of the citizens of Pyrite Town. Gossip about the criminals of Pyrite Town is always a popular topic, so people who announce that they come from Pyrite are met with suspicion.
The presence of the Pre Gym and Phenac Stadium has instilled a deep interest in Pokémon training amongst the residents of Phenac. Many Trainers prepare their Pokémon so that they can challenge Justy or compete in the nearest Colosseum.
The Mayor's House is located to the west of the Pre Gym.
In Pokémon Colosseum, Bluno, Rosso, and Verde also appear here, blocking the three exits: the main entrance, the entrance close to Mayor Es Cade's house, and the one across Mayor Es Cade's entrance.
Places of interest
Discounting the Trainers found in the Colosseum's lobby, by the end of the game Phenac City has population of 34 in Colosseum.
Phenac Stadium
- Main article: Phenac Stadium
In the very northern area of Phenac is Phenac Stadium, a giant dome-shaped Colosseum containing several gigantic waterfalls within its walls. The stadium was closed after Realgam Tower opened a short distance west of Phenac; however, some Trainers still come to the stadium's floor in search of battles. In Pokémon XD, the abandoned stadium was used by Cipher as a hideout during their attempt to take over Phenac City.
Pokémon Center
- Main article: Pokémon Center
Phenac's Pokémon Center is notable in that its basement is home to the region's only trade machine. Here, Pokémon can be traded between Orre (Colosseum and XD), Kanto (Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen), and Hoenn (Pokémon Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald). In the Japanese version, there is an e-Reader room in the basement; this room was made inaccessible in international releases.
Prestige Precept Center
- Main article: Prestige Precept Center
The Prestige Precept Center, known locally as the Pre Gym, is located in the north-central area of town. It is the closest equivalent to a Pokémon Gym in Orre. The first floor contains an instructing area as well as a Pokémon battle arena. The basement contains a series of simulated habitats (grassland, pond, rocks, and desert) ideal for training Pokémon to adapt to various areas.
The leader of the Center is Justy, also known as the Pregymleader.
Mayor's House
Located at the far west of town near the western gate, the Mayor's House is where Phenac's elected official works. In Colosseum, Mayor Es Cade is initially met here, though Miror B. and his peons Folly and Trudly later arrive to crash the house. In XD, Es Cade's replacement, Mayor Trest, can be met here, though he is initially missing.
Poké Mart
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First visit
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Second visit
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Only one of the three Mystery Troops can be challenged here. When one is defeated, the other two will disappear, and cannot be battled until the post-game.
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Reward: $900
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After defeating Evice
If Makuhita was not snagged during the first battle against Trudly, it will replace his Machoke here.
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Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness
During Cipher's invasion
During the invasion, Cipher Peons will take the place of many of Phenac City's citizens. All female peons will be disguised as Beauties, while the majority of male peons will be disguised as Casual Dudes. Exceptions include Forgs, who is masquerading as the Athlete usually seen running around the fountain, and Kapen, who is disguised as a Poké Mart shopkeeper.
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After the player has found the Mayor's Note and exited the Mayor's House, the Hexagon Brothers will come out of the Pre Gym, each of them disguised as Justy, and scatter around the city.
- Near the western city entrance
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- Near the southern city entrance
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- Near the eastern city entrance
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- In front of the Pre Gym
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- Mayor's House
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After Cipher's invasion
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Trivia
- Besides having a similar sounding name to Phoenix, Arizona, the origin stories of Phenac and Phoenix are quite similar. Phenac was founded when the first mayor of the town (Mayor Es Cade's grandfather) drew water into the city, as mentioned by a resident in-game. Phoenix was founded when a man by the name of Jack Swilling had a series of canals built to bring water into the area. These canals followed an ancient Native American canal system, and the communities that sprung up along them were built on top of ruins of the same people. Eventually, the city came to be known as Phoenix, as it was a city born from the ruins of a former civilization.
- During the Lucky Egg quest in XD, it is necessary to speak to Dash, the athlete circling the water fountain. At one point, when he mentions his Castform, its name is misspelled as Castfrom.
Names
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| Japanese
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フェナスシティ Phenace City
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From the mineral phenacite and possibly the city of Phoenix (capital of the U.S. state that served as the model for Orre)
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| English
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Phenac City
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From phenacite
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| German
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Phenac
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From Phenakit (phenacite)
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| Spanish
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Ciudad Oasis
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From oasis
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| French
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Phénacit
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From phénacite (phenacite)
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| Italian
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Diamantopoli
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From diamante (diamond) and the suffix -poli (city)
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