Mossdeep City

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Mossdeep City
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Region	Hoenn
Connecting locations	↑ North - Route 125 ↓ South - Route 127 ← West - Route 124
Location in other languages
Japanese	トクサネシティ Tokusane Shiti
Japanese	トクサネシティ Tokusane Shiti
English	Mossdeep City
English	Mossdeep City
Gym
Name	Mossdeep City Gym
Gym Leader	Tate and Liza
Pokémon type
Badge	Mind Badge

Mossdeep City is a city in Hoenn. Tate and Liza (7th) are the Gym Leaders here who both use Psychic-type Pokémon. In Ruby, Sapphire and Emerald, the rocket launch center is taken over by Team Magma for rocket fuel later in the storyline. It is also apparent that Steven lives here. The HM Surf is needed to get here, and you will be able to use the HM Dive from beating the Gym Leaders here.

Places of interest

Mossdeep Space Center

There's a Space Center in the northeast of the city. Due to the sunny weather and stable winds, Mossdeep is a good place to build a Space Center.

After defeating Team Magma here in Emerald, Steven gives the player HM08 (Dive).

Steven's house

After defeating the Gym in Ruby, Sapphire, Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire), Steven will give the player HM08 (Ruby and Sapphire)/HM07 (Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire) containing Dive.

After becoming the Champion, Steven leaves a Level 5 (Ruby, Sapphire and Emerald)/Level 1 (Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire) Beldum in his house, along with a letter.

Game Corner

In Emerald, a Game Corner is located here. Players can interact with FireRed and LeafGreen players and can play two Mini-Games.

Mossdeep Gym

Here locates a Psychic-type Gym whose Gym Leaders are Tate and Liza.

Items

• Big Pearl
• Net Ball
• Star Piece
• King's Rock
• Sun Stone
• Revive
• Iron
• Super Rod
• Iron Plate

HM/TM

• HM08(Dive)

Anime

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Trivia

• Mossdeep City is based on the island of Tanegashima, home to the largest rocket-launching complex in Japan.
• Mossdeep City's name comes from "moss" (a shade of dark green, as well as a plant) and "deep," referring to the areas around the city where the player can dive. Tokusane City, its Japanese name, comes from 木賊色 (tokusairo, literally "horsetail color," a shade of dark green).
• In Ruby and Sapphire, there's a house at the left side of the city (which a "Secret Base" finding kid lives in). The child's mother has a Skitty but when the player interacts with it, the dialogue says "DELCATTY" instead of "SKITTY". This error was fixed in Emerald.
• In Ruby and Sapphire, there is a man with a locked door in his house (the one below the Pokémon Center) who says "Everyone these days has a cable to battle. Nobody will battle with me. Now all I can do is watch." If the player hacks the game and opens the door, they will go to his basement and a replica of the player of the opposing gender is present. If they talk to it, it will say "!!!!!!! !!!!!!! !!!!!!!" and their game will freeze. In Emerald, his home in Mossdeep City is replaced with the Mossdeep Game Corner and his home is moved to Sootopolis City.

Gallery

Mossdeep City as it appears in Ruby and Sapphire.

Mossdeep City as it appears in Emerald.

The Pokémon Center (Gen III)

The Pokémon Mart (Gen III)

The gym (Gen III)

The home to Steven Stone (Gen III)

This is a home to an elderly man that hosts special battles only after an e-Reader card is scanned.

The Mossdeep Game Corner (Gen III)

The Mossdeep Space Center (Gen III)

A fisherman that gives the player a Super Rod

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