Game Stage Hubs

[Sunflora Azumarill]

CAPE DEZACLOUD
Description: "A remarkable city of skyscrapers and other structures located on the coast. It's known for several different kinds of transportation."

Music Notes: The Castelia City theme from Pokémon Black/White plays throughout the hub during the daytime. A night version of the same theme plays throughout the hub during the nighttime.

Episodes accessed here: Episode 1, Episode 2, Episode 7, City Escape, Night Siege

Welcome to Cape Dezacloud, a coastal metropolis where the events of Pokémon Peace Squad: Trinity begin! Cape Dezacloud shares inspiration with places like Singapore, Mitakihara Town from the anime Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica, and also Cape Suzette from the cartoon Talespin. Cape Dezacloud has a lot of ultramodern architecture throughout and a number of landmarks sharing similarities with known landmarks from all around the world.

Actually, while the game begins with your characters spending time in Cape Dezacloud, the hub can't be visited until clearing Episode 1.

Dezacloud Terminal: Located towards the northwest area of the hub is Dezacloud Terminal, a train station similar to Station Square Central Station in Station Square. There are a number of people to be found here that take the train to other locations, and they change with each Episode cleared. The first time you enter the terminal, none of the trains are available for you to use. Upon clearing Episode 2, the SW train will be able to take you to Island City. Upon clearing Episode 4, the NE train will be able to take you to Plaza Resort. The means to go to two of the game's Episodes are also found at the station.

However, there's more to Dezacloud Terminal than just transportation. While the trains themselves are on the second floor, on the first floor is a food court with three food stands you can go to. Here they are:

Burger Station
Hamburger: 350p
Slaw Dog: 250p
Fried Chicken: 250p
Big G Steak: 450p
Meatball Sub: 350p
Station Lunch: 400p
Side Salad: 200p
Large Fries: 150p
Onion Rings: 150p
Soda Pop: 100p

Veggie Delights
Garden Salad: 200p
Marinated V. Salad: 250p
Carrots: 200p
Radishes: 300p
Turnips: 200p
Peppers: 250p
Beets: 250p
Mushrooms: 250p
Tabouli: 300p
Vegetable Juice: 150p

Vanilla Cape
Ice Cream: 250p
Cookie Dough: 300p
Rum Raisin: 200p
Rainbow Popsicle: 100p
Ice Cream Bar: 100p
Sunflora Fruit Bar: 150p
Azumarill Snow Cone: 150p
Tropic Juice: 150p
Blended Slush: 200p
Rainbow Shake: 300p

Here's what you can get at Dezacloud Pizzeria:

Dezacloud Pizzeria
Basic Pizza: 400p
Seafood Pizza: 450p
Salad Pizza: 350p
Pasta Pizza: 400p
Italian Sub: 350p
Seafood Sub: 350p
Pizza Sub: 300p
Veggie Sub: 300p
Lasagna: 300p
Spaghetti: 250p
Ravioli: 250p
Linguini: 300p

Here's a list of what you can get at the Limonada House:

Limonada House
Limonada Shake: 200p; Power +1, Speed +1, Defense +1

Tangy Fruit Shake: 150p; Speed +2, Defense +1

Tropica Shake: 250p; Power +2, Speed +1

Hard Fruit Shake: 200p; Power +1, Defense +2

Plant Shake: 150p; Power +2, Speed +3, Defense -2

Ice Shake: 150p; Power –2, Speed +2, Defense +3

Shock Shake: 150p; Power +3, Speed –2, Defense +2

Fire Shake: 150p; Power +2, Defense +2, Speed +2, -10 HP
Strawberry Shake: 100p; Jump +2
Orange Shake: 100p; Health +3, Jump -2
Pecha Shake: 200p; Speed +3, Jump +2, Health -2
Aspear Shake: 200p; Jump +3, Health +2, Power –2

Vending Machines: Here's a list of the vending machines in the hub:

Vending Machines
Pika Cola: 100p; equivalent of Potion
Mudkip Fruit Juice: 200p; Defense +3
Treecko Punch: 200p; Speed +3
Torchic Energy Drink: 200p; Attack +3
Lemonade: 150p
Fresh Water: 100p

Soda Pop: 150p

Moomoo Milk: 250p
Chaos Soda: 250p; Attack +3, Defense +3, Speed +3, lasts 30 seconds
Potato Chips: 150p; Defense +2, Speed +3, Attack –2
Salad Pack: 250p; Attack +3, Speed +2, Defense –2
Azumarill Snow Cone: 150p; Defense +3, Speed +3, -10 HP
Sunflora Fruit Bar: 150p; Attack +3, Speed +3, -10 HP
Rustboro Root Beer: 200p; Attack +2, Defense +3, Speed –2
Hartache Cola: 200p; Attack +2, Defense +3, Speed –2
Limonada Shake: Effects Varies

BOSS BATTLE: N (Upon clearing Episode 1)
Pokémon: Gengar, Exeggutor, Scyther
When fighting N, the music that plays when facing N in Pokémon Black/White plays. When N is defeated, the Stage Clear theme from Sonic Generations plays.

Episode Entrances

Episode 1: Once you've accessed the hub, go to the southern end of the hub where the inlet gorge leading to the ocean is. There is a speedboat with Agent Avalon at the helm. If you talk to her, she'll ask if you want to explore the coast. Select "Yes" to go to the Episode 1 Map.

Episode 2: Once you've accessed the hub, go to Dezacloud Terminal and look for a red-color two-car train on the SE track. Upon getting onto the train, it'll take off and leave the station. You'll go to the Episode 2 Map.

Episode 7: After you've cleared Episode 6, you'll be asked to head back to Cape Dezacloud. From this moment forward, a futuristic vehicle will reside on the NW track at Dezacloud Terminal. Getting into this vehicle will have it take off and you'll go to the Episode 7 Map.

[Sunflora Azumarill]

ISLAND CITY
Description: "A town located on inland islands with a grid of water bodies separating them. The scenery here is something to admire."

Music Notes: The Opelucid City theme from Pokémon White plays throughout the hub during the daytime. A night version of the same theme plays throughout the hub during the nighttime.

Episodes accessed here: Episode 3, Episode 5, Episode 9, Chemical Plant

This is Island City, a peculiar place known for sitting on a series of small inland islands with what almost look like large canals separating them. However, this place is not at all like Venice, as the water bodies here are more natural, and there are roads near the edges of the islands with bridges that connect them. This place takes inspiration from and is similar to the Sunken City from Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons. There's some natural features here, such as grass, bushes, turquoise palm trees, and for some reason small areas of coral.

This is the second hub visited in the game, first accessed by taking the SW train at Dezacloud Terminal after clearing Episode 2.

Island Marsh: Located in the NW corner of the town is a thick-forested area where the water turns a swampy green upon going in there. This is called the Island Marsh, which as the name implies, is a swampy area (when you're in here, the music fades out a bit and the sounds of life found in marshes can be heard). There are two paths that go through the swamp, one on each side of the water body. Be careful as you go through here as there are patches of mud that can slow you down and also pools of azure mud, which acts like quicksand. It's a bit easy to get lost here, but each path leads to a green pond in the back of the marsh. Once Episode 4 is cleared, an unusual hovercraft will reside here; the means to get to Episode 5.

Island Cascade: Found at the northern point in the hub is a waterfall called the Island Cascade. On both its sides are zigzagging walkways, each with two observation decks that allow people to see the view of Island City. The walkways allow you to go up the waterfall to the top of it.

Island Lake: Located at the top of the Island Cascade is the Island Lake, a large body of water that is the source of the Island Cascade. The water here is bluer than the water bodies in the city proper due to the lake being twice as deep. You can swim in the lake to look for various items that can help you in stages, but once you clear Episode 8, the next time you come up here, you'll get a cutscene of the Highwind arriving and Cloud, Barret, Tifa, Yuffie, and Cid greeting you. The Highwind will stay docked here and can take you to Episode 9.

BOSS BATTLE: N (Upon clearing Episode 4)
Pokémon: Houndoom, Slowking, Heracross
When fighting N, the music that plays when facing N in Pokémon Black/White plays. When N is defeated, the Stage Clear theme from Sonic Generations plays.

Episode Entrances

Episode 3: Once you've accessed the hub, head to the NE corner where the Island Cavern is. At the back of the cavern is a tunnel entrance. Head into the tunnel to go to the Episode 3 Map.

Episode 5: After you've cleared Episode 4, you'll be asked to head back to Island City. Head into the Island Marsh and head down either path until you reach a green pond in the back. Once Episode 4 is cleared, there will now be an unusual hovercraft in the middle of the pond. Getting into it will take you to the Episode 5 Map.

Episode 9: After you've cleared Episode 8, you'll be asked to head back to Island City. If you head up the Island Cascade to the Island Lake, you'll now find the Highwind waiting for you. If you head onboard and talk to him, Cid will ask you if you want to head to Mideel. Select "Yes" to go to the Episode 9 Map.

[Sunflora Azumarill]

CASCADE VALLEY
Description: "A lush area of trees and waterfalls centered around a large lake. A small village can be found at the top of its biggest cascade."

Music Notes: The White Forest theme from Pokémon Black/White plays throughout the hub during the daytime. A night version of the same theme plays throughout the hub during the nighttime.

Episodes accessed here: Episode 4, Episode 6, Episode 10, Ice Metropolis

Say hello to Cascade Valley, a very relaxing area of nature. There are tall palm trees and waterfalls as far as the eye can see, and the biggest draw is a large and wide cascade on the west side of the hub, and a village resides at the top. The lake in the center of the lush valley is also something to be admired. The place is known for its turquoise-color soil and tree trunks, and the place is a bit similar to Blue Ridge Zone from Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood.

The third hub in the game, accessed after clearing Episode 3, you can easily get here by use of a pathway leading from Island City.

Cascade Villa: Located on the upper part of the valley to the west is a small village residing on an island in the middle of the river, close to where it becomes a waterfall and deposits into the lake below. There are two bridges connect to the village from the river's edges, the south one with a train track that allows travel to the town from Cape Dezacloud (and is thus the way to reach this hub from Cape Dezacloud).

Cascade Villa's architecture resembles that of Kyoto, Japan, and has a quaint feel to it. A small train depot resides on the southern end of the town, where a train taken from Cape Dezacloud stops. The eastern side of the village is a remarkable view that allows one to see where the central waterfall begins as well as the whole valley.

Rainbow Cascade: Located at the north point of the valley is an unusual waterfall where rainbow-colored water flows down into a small cesspool. This is known as the Rainbow Cascade, and it's considered the wonder of Cascade Valley (a rainbow is cast in front of the main waterfall during certain parts of the day, but this waterfall is truly rainbow-colored). You're going to have to purchase at least all the Magic Materia before you can use a Fly-Type character to get up the cascade. At the top of the waterfall in the entrance to a cave.

Ice Ridge: Located in the NE corner of the hub happens to be an ice mountain with a path going through it (when you're here, the music fades out a bit and the sounds of snow and wind can be heard). There are some paths that split from the main one, but most of them only lead to items you can take into stages. At the end of the path is a blue-color helicopter belonging to Team Aqua, and by entering it you will go to Episode 4. At the end of a path going east close to where the helicopter is a series of icy ledges you can jump up using a Fly-Type character, but you need all the Magic Materia in order to jump up them. At the highest point of the ridge is a set of doors that you can enter and head to another area.

Rocket Dome: Located on a wall of the Ice Ridge you can't access otherwise is an octagonal-shaped glass-and-steel dome that appears to have no activity at this point (when you're here, there's no music and the sound of high winds can be heard). All that can be seen below the dome is a cloud-like fog. The tunnel leading from the Ice Ridge leads right into the dome. The dome happens to be a Team Rocket lab of sorts, with a large, bulky, high-tech device in the center with a door located at its front. Placed around the perimeter of the dome are computers and mainframes and at its front on the wall is a series of 25 large flat video screens placed in a 5-by-5 pattern. Located in front of the screens is a special teleporter that will take you to the Ice Metropolis stage when used.

BOSS BATTLE: N (Upon clearing Episode 10)
Pokémon: Abomasnow, Magnezone, Rhyperior
When fighting N, the music that plays when facing N in Pokémon Black/White plays. When N is defeated, the Stage Clear theme from Sonic Generations plays.

Episode Entrances

Episode 4: Once you've accessed the hub, head towards the icy area in the NE corner and head down the path. At the end of it is a blue-color helicopter. Simply enter it and it'll take off, taking you to the Episode 4 Map.

Episode 6: After you've cleared Episode 5 and watched the cutscene of Angel Island having crashed to the southeast of Cascade Valley, head to the NE corner to find a waterfall, head up to the top, and head through the shallow water into the tunnel the water comes out of. You'll head to the Episode 6 Map.

Episode 10: After you've cleared Episode 9, you'll be asked to go back to Cascade Valley. The crystal wall blocking the tunnel south of the largest waterfall is now gone. Simply head down the tunnel and the screen will go to the Episode 10 Map.

Ice Metropolis: Once you've purchased all the Magic Materia, you can go to Cascade Valley and head to the icy area in the NE area. At the end of the path before where the helicopter is are some ledges you can jump up with a Fly-Type character. Head through the tunnel at the top to enter a dome with a teleporter that takes you to the stage.

[Sunflora Azumarill]

PLAZA RESORT
Description: "A seaside center of commerce and trade. Many different people and things from all around the world can be found here."

Music Notes: The Aqua Resort theme from Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs plays throughout the hub during the daytime. A nighttime version of the same theme plays throughout the hub during the nighttime.

Episodes accessed here: Episode 8, Episode 11, Episode 14, Cyber Carnival

We've now made it to Plaza Resort, a nice city situated on a large island with a bridge connecting to the mainland. A busy trade city, Plaza Resort shares similarities with the city of Ert'Aria from the visual novel and anime Shukufuku no Campanella, but also Soleanna from Sonic '06 and Spagonia from Sonic Unleashed. There is a lot to find here. While you can first come to this hub after finishing Episode 4, you can't enter the first episode found here until you've cleared Episode 7.

This is the fourth hub in the game, accessed after clearing Episode 4. You can take the NE train from Cape Dezacloud, head down a waterway from Island City, or take a path from Cascade Valley to reach here.

Here's a list of what you can get at the Fish Market:

Fish Market
Swordfish: 550p
Salmon: 350p
Blue Marlin: 300p
Saltfish: 350p
Kingfish: 400p
Tilapia: 350p
Catfish: 450p
Perch: 350p
Lobster: 500p
Crab: 400p
Crayfish: 300p
Shrimp: 300p
Scallops: 300p
Clams: 350p

Here's a list of what you can get at the Meat Shop:

Meat Shop
Big Steak: 450p
Marble Meat: 550p
Prime Rib: 500p
Pork Chops: 300p
Large Ham: 450p
Tender Cuts: 350p
Sausage: 300p
Tenderloin: 400p
Beef Pack: 350p
Giant Roast: 500p

Here's a list of what you can get at the Produce Stand:

Produce Stand
Lettuce: 300p
Tomato: 150p
Onion: 200p
Lemon: 250p
Lime: 250p
Pepper: 250p
Leek: 150p
Cucumber: 250p
Orange: 250p
Strawberry: 250p
Melon: 300p
Banana: 200p

Here's a list of what you can get at the Treat Vendor:

Treat Vendor
Chili Dog: 250p
Chao Chugger: 250p
Chocolate: 250p
Sundae Supreme: 300p
Tea: 100p
Candy: 50p

Here's a list of what you can get at the Limonada House:

Limonada House
Limonada Shake: 200p; Power +1, Speed +1, Defense +1

Tangy Fruit Shake: 150p; Speed +2, Defense +1

Tropica Shake: 250p; Power +2, Speed +1

Hard Fruit Shake: 200p; Power +1, Defense +2

Plant Shake: 150p; Power +2, Speed +3, Defense -2

Ice Shake: 150p; Power –2, Speed +2, Defense +3

Shock Shake: 150p; Power +3, Speed –2, Defense +2

Fire Shake: 150p; Power +2, Defense +2, Speed +2, -10 HP
Lemon Shake: 100p; Health +1, Jump +1
Lime Shake: 100p; Health +2
Sitrus Shake: 200p; Health +3, Power +2, Defense –2
Pamtre Shake: 200p; Defense +3 +2, Jump -2

BOSS BATTLE: N (Upon clearing Episode 7)
Pokémon: Whiscash, Aggron, Altaria
When fighting N, the music that plays when facing N in Pokémon Black/White plays. When N is defeated, the Stage Clear theme from Sonic Generations plays.

Episode Entrances

Episode 8: Once you've cleared Episode 7, you'll be asked to head to Plaza Resort. Go to the lighthouse in the SE corner, where starting at this point, a ferry will be docked. Simply board the ferry and head into your cabin. The ferry will then take off, and you'll go to the Episode 8 Map.

Episode 11: Once you've cleared Episode 10, you'll be asked to head back to Plaza Resort. You'll be directed towards the Plaza Airstrip, accessible only by boat, and from there, you can board a plane that's ready to take off. Head aboard it and after being seated, the plane will take off and you'll go to the Episode 11 Map.

Episode 14: Once you've cleared Episode 13, you'll be asked to head back to Plaza Resort, where special transportation is waiting for you on the NE dock. When you get there, you'll find Agent Taylor, who has brought in a trio of SquadWings (or one if you're playing Single Player Mode). She'll tell you that the route to where all of the Pokemon Team Rocket has taken is programmed into the SquadWings' computers. Head into the Squadwings and after a cutscene of the trio taking off, you'll go to the Final Episode Map.

[Sunflora Azumarill]

ROCKET FORTRESS
Description: "A massive mobile drilling machine constructed and manned by Team Rocket. Exactly where do they plan on going using this?"

Music Notes: A "Team Rocket" remix of the Pirates' Fortress theme from Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask plays throughout the hub during the day. A night version of the same theme plays throughout the hub during the night.

Episodes accessed here: Episode 12, Episode 13, Cosmic Plant, Dim Sun Station

BOSS BATTLE: N (Upon clearing Episode 13)
Pokémon: Chandelure, Leavanny, Excadrill
When fighting N, the music that plays when facing N in Pokémon Black/White plays. When N is defeated, the Stage Clear theme from Sonic Generations plays.

Episode Entrances

Episode 12: Once you've accessed the hub, head to the northern wall of the gigantic cavern the Rocket Fortress sits in and head through the large doors to enter a launch bay containing a shuttle. Make you way to the shuttle's entrance, enter it, and sit down in the thingypit. The shuttle will then launch upward and clear the launch bay as it heads into space. The Episode 12 Map comes up.

Episode 13: Once you've cleared Episode 12, you'll be asked to head to Rocket Fortress (unless you're already there). You'll be asked to go towards the base's central dome and activate the central control panel. Upon doing so, the fortress will start drilling out of the cavern, and you'll then go to the Episode 13 Map.

[Sunflora Azumarill]

ANGEL ISLAND
Description: "A mysterious floating island that's home to Knuckles the Echidna and the Master Emerald. But just why has it crashed?"

Music Notes: A Sonic Generations Modern remix of the Mystic Ruins theme from Sonic Adventure DX plays throughout the hub during the daytime. A Sonic Generations Classic remix of the same theme plays throughout the hub during the nighttime.

Episodes accessed here: Episode 6, Hidden Ruins, Trial Mountain

Episode Entrances

Episode 6: Once you've accessed the hub, head to the NE corner of the jungle area to find a large tree-log-like tunnel that you can go down. Simply do so to head to the Episode 6 Map. (This is an alternate way to get to Episode 6.)