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Pokémon Center Japanese: ポケモンセンター, English: pokemoncenter

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Pokémon Centers are facilities for Pokémon trainers and can be found in almost every major city within the Alliance's jurisdiction.

Trainers can enjoy the free services of the Pokémon Center only after showing their trainer license from the Pokémon Pokédex. Citizens who are not trainers need to pay a certain fee if they want to receive services from the Pokémon Center.

Pokémon Centers in the Unova, Kalos, and Alola regions were opened in conjunction with Friendly Shops.

Pokémon Center services:

1.Reply Pokémon

This service is free for trainers and has no limit on the number of times.Whether it is to relieve fatigue, cleanse the body or treat injuries, they are all included in the scope of services.

If a Pokémon is seriously injured, you can ask Ms. Joy for first aid.

2.Accommodation

This service is free for trainers and has a limited number of times. Usually, the number of days you can stay for free every month is ten; if you still want to stay, you need to pay a certain fee.

During the Regional League and World League periods, there are no restrictions on free accommodation for participating players.

Dormitory specifications include single rooms, double rooms, triple rooms, quadruple rooms and quintuple rooms. Most Pokémon Center dormitories have desktop computers available for use.

3. Catering

This service is free for trainers and has a limited number of times. Usually the number of free meals per month is 25; if you still want to continue to dine here, you need to pay a certain fee.

During the Regional League and World League periods, there are no restrictions on free meals for participating players.

The food provided by Pokémon Centers varies depending on the city where they are located, and some Pokémon Centers will provide local specialties.

5. Other

There are seats in the public service area of ​​the Pokémon Center for trainers to take a short break or wait for the Pokémon's treatment to be completed. The service area usually has a large-screen LCD TV for broadcasting news or popular Pokémon battles. Many trainers like to gather in the service area to watch the competition together.

The service area is equipped with Pokémon teleportation devices and exchange devices, as well as machines required for communication evolution.

At the front desk in the service area, you can handle competition procedures, report the loss of illustrated books and other services.