Cerulean City ハナダシティ Hanada City "A Mysterious, Blue Aura Surrounds It"

Location info Region: Kanto Connecting routes: ↑ North - Route 24 ↓ South - Route 5 ←West - Route 4 →East - Route 9 Location of Cerulean City in Kanto. Settlements Gym info Name: [[Cerulean Gym|Cerulean Gym]] Leader: Misty Type(s): Badge: Cascade Badge Pokémon Gyms

Cerulean City (ハナダシティ Hanada City) is a city in the Kanto region, it has several national landmarks such as: The bike shop, a house that Team Rocket broke into and the Cerulean Gym. It is the third major city of the Pokémon Red and Blue and FireRed and LeafGreen series. It is also the location of the third gym/second gym battle. Its Gym leader is Misty. It is located between four different routes: Routes 24, 5, 4 and 9. Its motto is: Cerulean City: A mysterious, blue aura surrounds it in Japanese it is Hanada is the color of Aqua mysteries.

Places of InterestEdit

Cerulean GymEdit

Misty's gym is in east of the city. She's a girl that trains and specialises in Water Pokémon. She uses Starmie and Staryu in Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen and Pokémon Red, Blue and Yellow. In Pokémon Gold, Silver and Crystal she uses Quagsire, Golduck, Lapras and Starmie.

Bike Shop Edit

Here, you can buy a bike for 1,000,000 (which is impossible as the limit for the player to carry is 999,999 ) or the player can take a Bike Voucher from the Pokémon Fan Club chairman to receive a free bike.

In Generation II, the Bike Shop was closed due to it moving to Goldenrod City. In Generation IV, the building was open, but nothing was in it.

Cerulean Cave Edit

On the Northwestern point of Cerulean City, there's a cave blocked by someone. Beat the Pokémon league (and in the remake beat the Pokémon League and get the National Pokédex and also deliver the ruby and sapphire gemstones to Celio at one island) and you can enter this dark dungeon filled with strong Pokémon. On the bottom floor floats a level 70 Mewtwo.

Pokémon Edit

Generation I, IIIEdit

Old RodEdit

• Magikarp

Good RodEdit

• Poliwag, Goldeen (Gen I)
• Horsea, Krabby, Magikarp (Gen III)

Super RodEdit

• Psyduck, Krabby, Goldeen (RB)
• Goldeen, Seaking (Y)
• Gyarados, Horsea, Psyduck (FR)
• Krabby, Slowpoke, Gyarados (LG)

SpecialEdit

Generations II, IVEdit

Old RodEdit

• Krabby, Goldeen (Gen IV)

Good RodEdit

• Corsola (Gen II Day and Morning)
• Staryu (Night)

Super RodEdit

• Krabby, Kingler
• Corsola (Morning, day)
• Staryu (Night)
• Goldeen, Magikarp, Seaking (Gen IV)

SurfEdit

• Tentacool (Gen III)
• Goldeen, Seaking (Gen II, Gen IV)

TradeEdit

At all Kanto only versions except Yellow you can trade a Poliwhirl for a Jynx.

PokémartEdit

Generation I and IIIEdit

Generation IIEdit

TrainersEdit

Generation IEdit

Pokémon Red, Blue and GreenEdit

Trainer	Pokémon
	Pidgeotto Spearow*	Abra Sandshrew*	Rattata	Squirtle Charmander Bulbasaur Eevee*
Blue	Lv. 18	Lv. 15	Lv. 15	Lv. 17

Team RocketEdit

Trainer	Pokémon
	Machop	Drowzee
Team Rocket Grunt	Lv. 17	Lv. 17

Generation IIIEdit

Your rival is again like he appeared at Red, Blue, Green. The only difference is that his Abra is a level 16.

Also the Rocket grunt is the same.

ItemsEdit

• Rare Candy (Behind the house near the gym) R/B/Y/FR/LG
• Bicycle (Exchange for a bike voucher) R/B/Y/FR/LG
• Beserk Gene (Surf at the water near Cerulean cave) G/S/C
• Nugget (Take the place of the Beserk Gene) HG/SS
• Fab Mail (Held by the traded Jynx) FR/LG
• TM28 Dig (After you defeat the rocket grunt) R/B/Y/FR/LG