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Goldenrod City is the largest city in the Johto region in the Pokémon game. It is Johto's rough equivalent to Saffron City in Kanto. There are plenty of things to do in this city. The Gym Leader here is Whitney, a trainer who specializes in Normal-type Pokémon. It is rumored that Ruby in Pokemon Adventures lives in the city. Team Rocket will start coming into the city as the game progresses. After players win their 7th badge, Team Rocket will take over the Radio Tower; and its broadcasts will all be directed to contact Giovanni. Bill has family here in Goldenrod City and will not be at the Sea Cottage in the Gold and Silver versions. The Name Rater is also here, too. Also, the egg one received from Professor Elm in Violet City should hatch into a Togepi within the city if carried within the main party during the trip to Goldenrod. It is based on Osaka For other meanings of Johto , see Johto (disambiguation). ...
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Places of interest
Goldenrod City Department Store The Goldenrod Department Store is packed full of key items. If players are playing from a Game Boy Color or Game Boy Advance, the Mystery Gift option should become available after talking to a girl on the fifth floor. On Sundays in the game, a woman comes to the department store to hand out TMs on the fifth floor based on one's Pokémon's affection toward its owner. The department store should be one's first stop in Goldenrod City. The Game Boy Color came in a myriad of different colors, as did earlier incarnations of the Game Boy. ...
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Radio Tower Trainers must visit this unique icon of Goldenrod City. This is where trainers can get a free Radio Card by answering trivia questions. Trainers should come here often for the Lucky Number drawings. In Crystal, players can also obtain a Blue Card to play Buena's Password at night. Team Rocket will take over the Radio Tower after the 7th badge is obtained. To meet Wikipedias quality standards and the Pokémon Collaborative Projects article style, this Pokémon-related article or section may require cleanup. ...
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Goldenrod City Underground An underground alley, this is a home to curious shops and Pokémon Trainers waiting to battle. The entrances to the underground are located in the northwest and southwest corners of the city. There is a second part to the underground where Team Rocket will hold the radio director hostage and where players will fight their Gold/Silver rival again. Amazingly enough, the exit to the second part of the underground will be in the basement of the Goldenrod Department Store. The TRBase has 3 switches, to be turned on/off in a certain order. Once you enter the base, your Rival will enter the area, and challenge you. After the battle, there will be 3 Rocket Grunts guarding the switches. Beat them, and find the combo. To reset everything, go in and out of the Base. As you explore the multiple chambers created, there will be Burglars and items scattered throughout. Once you finish the labyrinth, you will find another door guarded by a female Grunt. Here, defeat her, throw the Emergency, open the door, and advance into the part below the mall. Once you are here, you can ascend the stairs to collect the Amulet Coin, and complete the spiral. At the end you will find the true Director. After this, you will be granted steady access to the entire Radio Tower, and the Labyrinth will be constantly open.
Game Corner Unlike the game corner of the Red/Blue/Yellow versions, this Game Corner is not affiliated with Team Rocket. There are the classic slot machines here and the new "card flip game" is introduced.
Magnet Train Station This station is for the high-speed train that connects this city with Saffron City in Kanto. Though it is not available at first, it will be usable later on in the game after the player beats Sabrina and receives the Pass. Transrapid at the Emsland test facility Transrapid maglev in Shanghai Magnetic levitation transport, or maglev, is a radically new form of transportation that suspends, guides and propels vehicles via electro-magnetic energy. ...
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Bike Shop The bike shop from Cerulean City has moved here, but no one can find it. The owners will give players a bike to advertise where the shop is. After a while, the bike becomes yours.
Affection Rater In a house in the eastern part of Goldenrod City, a woman will rate a player's lead Pokémon's affections toward him or her. This is vital as some Pokémon evolve if they are happy toward the trainer.
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