Bloomingbud Town

Bloomingbud Town ' "A town that can't be shaded any hue."

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[[|Bloomingbud Town Gym]] - Tohjo Gym #{{{gymno}}} [[File:{{{leadersprite3}}}|{{{leader3}}}|link={{{leader3}}}]] [[{{{leader3}}}|{{{leader3}}}]] Unknown-type specialist Gym [[File:{{{badge}}} Badge.png|70px|{{{badge}}} Badge|link=Badge#{{{badge}}} Badge]] [[Badge#{{{badge}}} Badge|{{{badge}}} Badge]]

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Connecting locations   ↑ Route -   Bloomingbud Town Route - →

Location Location of Bloomingbud Town in Tohjo.

Other generation maps Gen II

Bloomingbud Town is located in southwestern Tohjo. It is where Template:Players of the Tohjo-based games start their Pokémon journeys. Tohjo's region-exclusive professor, Professor Maple, has a laboratory in the town that he uses for research on Pokémon.

Places of interest

File:Littleroot Town RS.png

Littleroot Town in Ruby and Sapphire

Professor Birch's Lab

In the southwest corner of town is Professor Birch's Laboratory. Here, Pokémon Trainers just beginning their quest can receive either a Treecko, Torchic, or Mudkip from Professor Birch. Instead of obtaining the player's starter Pokémon here, the player must gain it on Template:Rt while saving Professor Birch during the storyline. Professor Birch's assistant often looks after the laboratory by himself because Professor Birch likes doing field work instead of being inside his laboratory. Professor Birch's house is also located in the northeast (if player character is male) or northwest (if player character is female).

Player's house

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Inside the player's bedroom

This is the house where the Template:Player lives before beginning his/her journey. The game begins with him or her moving into Littleroot from the Johto region. The male character lives in the house on the left, while the female character lives in the house on the right. The player's mother lives here, while Norman, the player's father, drops by and stays a while. After the player has left town for the first time, going home and talking to his/her mother will fully rest/restore all of the player's Pokémon, just like a Pokémon Center.

There are two levels, the first being a living room and kitchen area, while upstairs on the second level is where the player's bedroom is located. It contains a clock that the player must set at the start of the game to keep track of the time, a Nintendo GameCube with a Game Boy Advance hooked up to it as a controller, and a PC to store items and Template:OBP. The rug can be decorated with Poké Dolls.

Rival's house

Brendan lives in the house on the left, while May lives in the house on the right. The rival's house is similar to the Template:Player's house. As the rival is the son/daughter of Prof. Birch, it is also his residence.

Demographics

Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire

In Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire, Littleroot Town's population is 8 (excluding the Template:Player and the rival). This means that it is the smallest town in Hoenn.

Items

Item		Location	Games
	Potion	Obtained from Mom at start	L  C
	Antidote	Obtained from Mom at start	L  C
	Rare Candy	Obtained from Mom at start	L  C
	Paralyze Heal	Obtained from Mom at start	L  C
	Poké Ball	Obtained from Mom at start	L  C
File:Bag Trainer Guide v.1 Sprite.png	Trainer Guide v.1	Obtained from rival at start	L  C
File:Bag Trainer Card Sprite.png	Trainer Card	Obtained from Prof.Pine at start	L  C
File:Bag Pokédex Sprite.png	Pokédex	Obtained from Prof.Oak at start	L  C

Pokémon

In Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire, no Pokémon can be found or obtained here, as Professor Birch gives the player their starter Pokémon on Template:Rt. In Pokémon Emerald, Professor Birch hands the player one of the Johto Template:Pkmn2s after completing the regional Pokédex.

Pokémon	Games						Location	Levels	Rate
Gift Pokémon
A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here.

File:Littleroot Town anime.png

Littleroot Town seen in the anime

In the anime

In the anime, Littleroot Town is first seen in Get the Show on the Road!, it is where Template:Ash meets Template:An and Professor Birch and Joshua for the first time while trying to save his Template:AP. May, who lives in Petalburg City, comes to get her starter Pokémon, Template:TP. It is also the hometown of Template:Jo.

Littleroot Town in the anime is shown as quite a large town with a couple of tall buildings and towers. The anime also depicts Littleroot Town as having a port, despite being clearly landlocked in the maps of the games. Professor Birch's laboratory is located in the forested outskirt of Littleroot Town.

In the manga

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Littleroot Town

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Littleroot Town

In the Pokémon Adventures manga

Template:Adv and his family moved from Johto to Littleroot Town during the beginning of the Template:Chap. Template:Sectionstub

In the Pokémon Ruby-Sapphire manga

Littleroot Town appeared in I Won't Let You Lead!!. A fishing hole was located there where Template:PPM and his Pokémon challenged Professor Birch to various contests and lost to them all.

Trivia

• Littleroot's Japanese motto is どんな いろにも そまらない まち "A town that can't be shaded any hue".
• The town's motto is a reference to how in Template:3v2 all the towns were named after colors, and how the games of Generations I and II caused the towns to be shaded in one color so as to preserve the palette.
• The television inside the player's house plays a different program than the others. When walking up to it, it says "There is a movie on TV. Two men are dancing on a big piano keyboard.", whereas any other TV in Hoenn will say "MOM/DAD might like this program..........................."
  • The movie playing in the player's house is most likely Template:Wp, as it has a famous scene where the main character (played by Template:Wp) dances on a giant piano keyboard with his boss (played by Template:Wp).
• As Hoenn coincides with Template:Wp, the location of Littleroot coincides with the city of Template:Wp.

Name origin

Language	Name	Origin
Japanese	ミシロタウン Mishiro Town	Possibly from 未 mi (not yet) and 白 shiro (white). May also come from 三 mi (three), referencing the third generation.
English	Littleroot Town	Literally "little root".
French	Bourg-en-Vol	From bourg, burg, and envol, the start of a flight.
German	Wurzelheim	From Wurzel, root, and the suffix -heim, home.
Italian	Albanova	Old-fashioned form for alba nuova, new dawn.
Spanish	Villa Raíz Pueblo Raíz Chica *	From raíz, root.
Korean	미로마을 Miro Maeul	미로 (miro) means labyrinth.
Chinese (Mandarin)	未白鎮／未白镇 Wèibái Zhèn	From its Japanese name. 未白 (wèibái) can either mean "not yet white" or "not white."

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