Slateport City

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Slateport City
Current
The port where people and Pokémon cross paths with nature. ヒトと ポケモンが いきかう みなと
Information
Region	Hoenn
Connecting locations	↑ North - Route 110 ↓ South - Route 109 →East - Route 134
Location in other languages
Japanese	カイナシティ Kaina Shiti
Japanese	カイナシティ Kaina Shiti
English	Slateport City
English	Slateport City

Slateport City is a city on the southern coast of Hoenn. A market formed because of the abundance of food and clean water in the area. It soon blossomed into a harbor with a lighthouse in the south that lights the way for ships passing and coming into the harbor.

There are three entrances to Slateport City, the northern entrance being Route 110. The southern entrance being Route 109, and to the east is Route 134.

Place of Interest

Slateport Market

The Slateport market is a unique place by itself.

Players can get items here which cannot be found easily.

There is a shop to buy Secret Base decorations, vitamins and fresh seaweed there.

Oceanic Museum

The Oceanic Museum is a large two-floored museum located on the eastern side of Slateport. The museum was built by Captain Stern to teach others of the ocean and its Pokémon.

Pokémon Fan Club

Slateport City has a Pokémon Fan Club. The Fan Club is basically a place for people to meet and chat about their favourite Pokémon and to show off their collections to each other.

Stern's Shipyard

Stern's Shipyard is a building owned by Captain Stern. Stern's Shipyard is a large brown building located next to the ocean. The S.S. Tidal is being constructed here. After the completion of the main game, it will be completed.

Name Rater

There is a Name Rater that allows the player to change the name of their Pokémon.

Contest Hall

In Ruby and Sapphire, it hosts the Hyper Rank Pokémon Contest. Only those who have beaten the Super Rank Pokémon Contest can perform here.

In Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire, Lisia is first met outside the Contest Hall scouting and ended up finding the player. There are no restrictions on the contest rank.

Battle Tent

The Battle Tent can only be found in Pokémon Emerald, replacing the Contest Hall. It is one of the three Battle Tents found in Emerald.

Items

• Soothe Bell: Pokémon Fan Club
• Red Scarf
• Blue Scarf
• Yellow Scarf
• Pink Scarf
• Green Scarf
• TM46 Thief: Talk to Team Magma/Team Aqua grunt.
• TM41 Torment: Talk to a sailor in the Battle Tent or Contest Hall
• Deepseascale: Talk to Stern after getting the Scanner
• Deepseatooth: Talk to Stern after getting the Scanner
• Full Heal: After completing the Battle Tent (Emerald only)
• Pokéblock Case: In the Contest Hall (Ruby and Sapphire only)
• Powder Jar: Talk to a woman at the upper-right market stall. (Emerald only)

In the anime

Slateport City is the site of the Hoenn region's Grand Festival in the anime. May's rival Harley is from Slateport, but he fails to go farther than May.

Slateport also hosts the Water-type Pokémon Friendship Contest, where young kids and their water-type Pokémon can perform to win a trophy. Jinny enters with her Feebas to prove to her friends that Feebas is cute. When Team Rocket attacks the contest in an attempt to steal all of the Pokémon, her Feebas evolves into Milotic and defeats them.

Trivia

• Slateport City's name comes from "slate" (a shade of gray) and "port" (the nature of the town) due to its proximity to the ocean. Kaina City, its Japanese name, comes from 灰 (kai, ash, used in the word for "gray") and 海 (kai, ocean).
• As Hoenn is based on Kyūshu, Slateport City is based on Nagasaki, the same place where the 2nd Atomic Bomb attack happened when B-29 Bomber named Bockscar drop a Fat Man bomb on Nagasaki on August 9, 1945.

Gallery

The Pokémon Center (Gen III)

The Pokémon Mart (Gen III)

The doll shop (Gen III)

The TM shop (Gen III)

The Energy Guru (Gen III)

The Secret Power Club shop (Gen III)

The Pokémon Fan Club (Gen III)

Captain Stern's shipyard (Gen III)

The Oceanic Museum (Gen III)

The name rater's house (Gen III)

The Contest Hall (Gen III)

The ferry terminal (Gen III)