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Old 05-07-2009, 11:27 AM   #1
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Space: the final frontier!

Since the dawn of time human and Pokémon have stared into the starry night sky, dreaming about what is out there. If you are receiving this transmission, trainer – then dream no more.

I am reporting to you from ground control at the Fizzitopian Space Association, the birthplace of modern planetary science and exploration. It was here that we kickstarted the space race decades ago, launching a rocket powerful enough to overcome the forces of gravity and reach orbital velocities.

And thanks to the help of Pokemon – the space race has been more of a sprint! With creatures capable of thinking faster than a supercomputer or generating enough thermonuclear energy to fuel a flight to Mars and back, space exploration has advanced faster than we could have possible imagined, to the point our shuttles can now reach the edge of our star system in a matter of days.

This has enabled the FSA to establish a footing across the solar system with research posts on every planet – and boy have our findings been interesting! What we have learned is even the most desolate worlds in our system are capable of harbouring life. Our probes scoured space wilds far and wide, uncovering Metang burrowing in the deep craters of Mercury, Avalugg drifting throughout Neptune’s incredible oceans.

In many of these locations we have detected energy traces similar in signature to the wormholes discovered in the Alola region, adding credence to the theory that such spatial anomalies have for millions of years seeded terrestrial life throughout our galaxy. It is truly unknown how many Pokemon originate from space or how many found their way to these planets long before our arrival, but the answers to these mysteries have the potential to fundamentally transform our perspective on the universe and our place in it.

That’s why we need you!

We are calling on able Pokémon trainers across the region to aide us in our continuing mission to explore strange new worlds. To seek out new life and new civilisations. To boldly go where no one has gone before!

But before you accept this mission, you must be warned that the road to discovery is not paved smoothly… While our galactic outposts are ramified with life support systems and our spacesuit technology is designed to protect you and your Pokemon from even the most extreme spatial conditions, danger still awaits around every corner. Satellite monitoring indicates the nefarious Team Rocket have established a moon base for reasons yet unknown to us –- perhaps more alarming, we have intel to believe that Team Galactic are developing space technology capable of surpassing even our own!

If that doesn’t dismay you then you may just be made of the stuff we are looking for. Should you choose to accept this mission, we will dispatch an FSA-commissioned Porygon to your location, who will Teleport you to our new state-of-the-art international space station once you have made your preparations. We hope to welcome you aboard soon for an out of this world adventure!

— Professor Takao Cozmo, Chief Scientist at the FSA (Fizzytopian Space Association)

Fizzitopian Space Station

Newly constructed to accommodate the boom in space exploration and tourism, the Fizzitopian Space Station serves as the central base for FSA activity, as well as the first step in a trainer’s journey to outer space. Orbiting the Earth every 90 minutes at an average altitude of 400 miles, this feat of space engineering spans the length of a typical cruise liner, with a similar assortment of trappings from shops and restaurants to gyms and swimming pools. With robust environmental systems in place, it serves as a permanent home for many crews of astronauts and cosmonauts.
Orbital Plaza: The hive of activity for trainers and astronauts alike exists in the station’s Orbital Plaza. Trainers looking to leisurely explore one of our solar system’s planets can find information on departing shuttles from here. It’s the ideal location to wander aimlessly and let adventure find you.

Ray’s Quasar: A bar offering panoramic views of earth, Ray’s Quasar is the station’s hub of social activity. Everyone aboard comes here to wind down. Ever wanted to see a shooting star up close? Asteroids can be seen burning up on the Earth’s atmosphere, and if one is too large, you might even catch a view of the orbital guardian the venue pays homage to.

Mission Space: If you are looking to make a career out of space travel and think you've got what it takes, enlist as a cadet with Mission Space. The headquarters features a research station which, on top of housing a unique laboratory of its own, is a place where data from the furthest reaches of space is collated and analysed.

Zero-gravity Dome: You haven’t battled until you battle at zero gs. Tournaments are held often, and if you look tough enough a space rangers are known to scout combatants made of the right mettle for their missions.
The Solar System

The planetary system we call home is located in an outer spiral arm of the Milky Way galaxy. Our solar system consists of our star, the Sun, and everything bound to it by gravity - the planets Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune, dwarf planets such as Pluto, dozens of moons and millions of asteroids, comets and meteoroids. Our solar system formed about 4.5 billion years ago from a dense cloud of interstellar gas and dust.
The Sun: The heart of our solar system. Daring trainers are invited traverse the Sun’s plasma fields in a heat-protective suit, at rare times encountering extreme fire-types birthed from the glowing ball of hot gas itself.
Solar Orbiter: Drifting in close satellite, the orbiter’s purpose is to provide detailed measurements of the inner heliosphere and nascent solar winds; the orbiter also houses an artificial volcanic biome with robust life support systems, designed to study how terrestrial Fire-types react to prolonged waves of solar energy. Their resultant boost in power makes them difficult to contend with.

Mercury: The smallest and innermost planet in our solar system. Despite its size, Mercury is incredibly dense with a composition of heavy metals and rock. Without an atmosphere to protect from asteroids, Mercury’s surface is pockmarked with craters and scant of organic life. However, explorers who bore down to its mantle will find it teaming with hardy steel-types.

Venus: Billions of years ago the climate of Venus may been similar to that of Earth, however Greenhouse gases have made the world uninhabitable for all life short of Poison types. The FSA have been hard at work constructing artificial biomes across the planet in an attempt to restore its ancient climate, to great success; the lush jungles have proved capable of harbouring many introduced grass, bug and poison-type species, although the oxygen-rich atmosphere has made them larger and more powerful than usual.

The Moon: Our nearest neighbour in outerspace, the Moon holds a special relationship with terrestrial Fairy types. To this point, colonies of fairy Pokemon can be found dancing around its surface and Moon Stones can be mined from its craters in abundance. Those who journey to the Moon's dark side will find a contrast starker than night and day, its friendly Fairy-types driven away by the evil energies that take shape under the cover of darkness. Occasionally furious ice storms break out resulting in extreme cold and luring many ice pokemon out into the open, most of which are hostile.

Mars: Mars was the first planet humans set foot on in their quest to discover extra-terrestrial life. What they found was an ancient coliseum of unknown origin, which has since been restored into a battle facility for space-faring trainers. Outside of testing their mettle in the coliseum, explorers can traverse the red planet’s rocky canyons in search of life.

Jupiter: The biggest planet in our solar system, Jupiter is a gas giant is composed of swirling clouds of ammonia, however a narrow band of breathable air exists in the upper atmosphere where floating outposts have been established. Jupiter is known for its iconic Great Red Spot, a storm bigger than Earth that has raged for hundreds of years; it is rumoured within the eye of the storm a trio of legendary Pokemon are locked in eternal battle, our probes have failed to gather any empirical data on these Forces of Nature.
Cloud City: The network of floating outposts constructed by the FSA to research the gas giant’s unique properties, the city has since expanded to include training facilities, mess halls and a galactic park. Serving as a pitstop for space vessels heading to the deeper reaches of our solar system, aspiring cadets are bound to find a mission if they stick around for long enough. Terrestrial flying-type Pokemon were introduced to study their adaptability to Jupiter’s fierce skies, occasionally coming to roost when not testing the fierce winds. It is recommended you bring a Pokemon that can fly to get around easily.

Saturn: Adorned with a stream of beautiful ringlets, Saturn is unique among the planets for its strong electromagnetic field. Its distinctive rings are bound by this charge and are capable of being traversed when wearing a protective spacesuit; while scant of lifeforms, if you bring your own Electric Pokemon here it will experience a boost in power.

Uranus: The upper atmosphere of methane ice crystals gives Uranus its distinctive pale blue color. An icy mantle covers its rock and iron core, making it a home for exotic ice types. However even these lifeforms are sparsely populated.

Neptune: Neptune is a planet made up entirely of ocean. Fierce winds above the surface make the waters choppier than any sea on Earth and its depth is a hundredfold deeper. Who knows what strange creatures lurk below its tides.

The Outer Rim

Technologies capable of reaching these regions of space are experimental and highly dangerous, trainers must have clearance to explore these areas following completion of an adventure in our solar system’s limits.
Faerie Nebula: a region of space foretold by astrologers long before our most powerful telescopes, the nebula is named for its pink glow and butterfly formation. The worlds scattered throughout this star nursery are teeming with fairy types and strange energy fields which send have sent all our probes haywire; what lies on remains a mystery.

Draco Meteor: This giant meteor orbits a dying pulsar. Legend has it that the pulsar is the aftermath of a battle between a trio of legendary space dragons. The meteor is so immense it harbours a weak atmosphere, and dragon Pokémon ferried here by the ancient legendary Pokémon have dwelled in its caverns for millennia, only coming to its surface to spar under the fiery glow of the pulsar.

Entropy’s enclave: A region of space where the rules of time and space don’t seem to apply. Spacefarers who come this far will not just get the chance to map stars and study nebulae, but chart the unknown possibilities of existence itself. Do you have the ability to expand your mind, or will you simply lose it?

Cosmic chasm: A black hole where the spirits of those lost at space are said to lie. Those who have ventured too close to its event horizon have joined its sea of crying souls. Nothing can escape a black hole – not even light.

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Old 07-29-2009, 11:33 AM   #2
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With Mask’s blessing I am submitting an expanded version of New Fizz City, as well as myself for consideration for Zone Administration. Of all the amazing zones to have come out of the new era, NFC seems to have really positioned itself as a staple in the game’s lore and geography. With that said I feel there’s so much more untapped potential in a metropolitan zone, from colourful and distinct neighbourhoods to places where a greater abundance of wildlife can be found; I feel it would make the perfect compliment to the more rural and fantastical zones we currently have in play. If someone else is elected I would be happy to let them take the reins on its revival should they wish to do so. That being said I’m still brimming with ideas for maps and stories so you can bet I’d still play a supporting hand in its development.

So without further ado, I present to you a New New Fizz City:



New Fizz City stands as a shining beacon of hope and prosperity for the world of Fizzy Bubbles. Built on the shores of Cape Effervescence over two centuries ago, the city started root as a trading port which fell into great prosperity during the industrial revolution. The port town attracted people from far and wide in search of a better life, quickly growing into a diverse and bustling metropolis sprawling for miles across the land and stretching way up into the clouds. As the modern urban center of Fizzytopia, New Fizz City boasts significant high-rise development, widespread use of cars and motorcycles and one of the most extensive transit systems in the world; from its subway and commuter trains to the world-famous yellow cabs that shuffle along the city streets, there is just about nowhere you can’t get to in the city.

Famed for its vibrant neighborhoods and unparalleled culture, New Fizz City is a proud cultural melting pot where you are sure to encounter trainers from every walk of life. While city folk have a strong sense of community you will find them just as welcoming to outsiders, although tourists are advised to keep out of certain districts after dark with growing poverty giving way to increased crime and gang violence. While green spaces are hard to come by in the concrete jungle, many species of Pokemon have learned to adapt to urban life. Resident strays have a certain street smart about them making them valuable companions, provided you can win their trust. As the locals will tell you, the city that never sleeps holds adventure on every street corner. If you can make it here, you can make it anywhere!


Downtown - The Business & Commercial District

Downtown reply in Slate Gray

Downtown is the bustling financial center of New Fizz City and its most urbanized area, with historically laidback zoning restrictions giving rise to the tallest high-rises in the city. The biggest, busiest and most crowded area in the city, downtown it is a hive of activity for both shoppers and businesspeople alike; even if you're not mesmerized by the city's soaring skyscrapers and monuments, you'll be blown away by its flourishing arts, food, and fashion scenes. From famed museums and art galleries to world class sporting venues, you could live a lifetime and not experience all the amazing things downtown has to offer.
Municipal Plaza: The beating heart of the city, Municipal Plaza holds many of the buildings necessary to keep New Fizz ticking, including its city hall, banks, hospitals, schools and universities. The headquarters of both the New Fizz Police Department and the Fizzitopian Investigation Bureau are also present here. What the plaza lacks in wild Pokemon it more than makes up for in human activity - you’d be hard pressed not to get swept up in adventure strolling through Municipal Plaza.

Commercial Boulevard: For those who love window shopping and spending major bucks, Commercial Boulevard is a great place to start. Lined with stores as far as the eye can see, if you’re looking for a particular item you can bet you’ll find it here. Even if you don’t have a goal in mind, browse the shop window displays for long enough and something is sure to steal your attention. The city council endeavors to keep wild Pokemon away from Commercial Boulevard, but that hasn’t stopped strays spilling out from its back alleys.

Amity Gardens: Spanning hundreds of acres, Amity Gardens is a popular meeting point among tourists and locals alike, offering much needed respite from the city hustle and bustle. The gardens make up for the city’s lack of green space and then some, boasting botanicals from around the world and a number of artificial lakes where swimming and fishing is permitted. Although urban Pokemon often spill out into the park, Amity Gardens boasts a more rural assortment of Pokemon found nowhere else in the city.

Battle Tower: Behind the city’s most impressive skyscraper you’ll find one of the world’s most state-of-art battle facilities, the Battle Tower! With a number of play formats to choose from, challengers are tasked with battling their way to the top of the tower, facing increased difficulty at each level. Plucky trainers are awarded useful battle items depending on how far they progress. Make it all the way to the rooftop and you’ll face the mysterious Tower Tycoon – but beware, they haven’t lost to a challenger yet!

Central Station: Explore the region’s largest subway system, the flowing arteries of the city that never sleeps. Almost as old as the city itself, the urban dungeon exists beneath an expansive succession of support arches. All tracks lead through Central and will take you wherever you need to go, whether that be the colorful districts of uptown or the far reaches of city limits. The station is complete with one section of non-working subway cars taken over as a hangout by local youth subcultures; journey deeper into these decommissioned tunnels and you’ll discover an ecosystem of underground Pokemon.

Uptown - The Culture & Entertainment Districts

Hoodlem Reply in Orange

Hoodlem is economically poor and the most deprived of the five boroughs in New Fizz City, characterized by its run-down housing projects, pockets of small-time businesses and shops that have presumably failed shortly after their establishment. Although the district has industrial roots, it has been experiencing gentrification over the last few years with tourists seeking to escape the downtown hustle in favor of this urban shangri-la. Abandoned buildings and decrepit warehouses are a common sight in Hoodlem, overrun with wild Pokemon that give even the local street gangs a hard time.
Alto Bridge: One of the world’s longest suspension bridges, Alto Bridge connects Hoodlem and neighboring districts with downtown New Fizz. It is considered a historic staple of the New Fizz City skyline, transporting commuter car traffic underneath and touristic foot traffic above. Standing before its incredible arches with city skyscrapers rising in the distance will inspire a sense of grandiosity, just watch out for strong winds and swooping flying-type Pokemon!

Gasoline Row: Located directly under the Alto Bridge overpass, you’ll find the most down-and-divey bars New Fizz City has to offer. Gasoline Row is packed with every type of scene from biker bars to hip hop venues and punk warehouses - just be prepared for sticky floors, tagged bathrooms, and dubious clientele. Where many bars in the city discourage bringing Pokemon, the grungy dive bars of Gasoline Row encourage it, oft sporting fighting cages where patrons can partake in a battle or a bet.

Kickflip Park: Grab your board, throw on your baggy pants, and tuck the hat down as low as it’ll go – you’ve just arrived at Kickflip Park. Situated deep in the Hoodlem ghettos, the skatepark is loaded with ledges, ramps, pipes and plenty of bowls which are used for battling as much as skating – stick around long enough and you’re bound to be challenged by a resident youth or stray Pokemon. Just be sure to check out of there by nightfall when the park becomes a popular meeting point for criminals and street gangs.
Neon East Reply in Yellow Green

As you walk up the stairs from the dark underground subway, give your eyes a minute to adjust to the bright pulsating lights of Neon East. This futuristic district looks like something straight out of cyberpunk fiction, walls covered in flashing billboards and holographic signage that blanket your field of vision; it’s said on a clear night the glow of its colorful multi-storey shops and arcades are visible all the way from the high-rise balconies of downtown! With unparalleled nightlife and entertainment, Neon East is a thrilling location to visit, as well as an interesting and vibrant place to live for those of means.
Sparkling Strip: You’ve heard New Fizz is the city that never sleeps, now meet the venues that are keeping residents up. If you’re looking for a night on the town Sparkling Strip is the place to be, from glitzy rooftop bars with swimming pools to underground raves which go on until sunrise, there’s a scene for every style. Pokemon are usually only allowed out in VIP areas, so you’ll need to rub shoulders with the right people if you want this privilege.

Florescent Funfair: Tucked away in the high-rises is one of Fizzytopia’s most popular fairgrounds, with all the typical trappings from carousels and bumper cars to waltzes and river boats. Whether you’re a thrill-seeker or spectator, the fairground offers something for everyone – although only the truly fearless should take on the Dazzler, a rollercoaster that reaches as high as the tallest skyscrapers with a 250km/h drop speed. The florescent lights and high voltage machinery are a magnet for city-dwelling electric-types.

Grey Matter Labs: The tallest tower in Neon East is host to a thinktank of the world’s most renowned professors and inventors. Their mission? To bring about a better tomorrow, today. This consortium of geniuses are behind much of the district’s innovations and resident scientists are close to a breakthroughs in a range of fields, from fossil revival to dream monitoring. What they are short on however is subjects to test their experiments – volunteers will be handsomely rewarded.
Bohem Reply in Deep Pink

If you want to get away from the traffic and crowds to kick back with the more beatnik populace of New Fizz City, head on over to Bohem. Years ago, artists seeking affordable housing, open studio space, and a lifestyle away from the mainstream metropolis seeped into this deteriorating industrial district and gave it new verve. They converted the abandoned warehouses into lofted art studios, independent galleries, and coffee shops buzzing with character. Visitors are invited to pull up a chair at the local coffee shop or stroll through its galleries, where you’ll meet all manner of artists, musicians and creative types.
Artisan Avenue: The streets of Bohem are a blank canvas for the city’s most talented street artists, brightening up abandoned storefronts, turning corrugated gates into canvases and covering entire apartment blocks; all this creative energy culminates in the appropriately dubbed Artisan Avenue. The street is closed off to road traffic, giving creatives free rein to chalk asphalt, tag walls and sculpt all kinds of strange monuments the call art. You’ll find the avenue littered at any time with artists selling their creations as well as lively street performers, their music and dancing often interrupted by curious stray Pokemon.

Milcery Patisserie: Follow the waft of fresh baked pastries to what is considered the best (and most photogenic) coffee shops in town. The Kalosian inspired patisserie may be small, but its owners are big on serving some of the best pastries and coffees you’ll ever see. Customers flock from around the world bringing all sorts of colorful tales with them, just be sure to arrive during off-peak times since it's tough to land a seat.

The Foundry: Not all art in Bohem is just for show – this metalwork makerspace is standing proof of that. The Foundry is a multi-floor warehouse where metal is melted and poured into specially shaped molds to produce valuable items and special Pokeballs. If you’re looking to whet your welding appetite, metalworkers are often in need of an apprentice for the day. The high temperatures at The Foundry are suited to stray fire-types who take refuge in its lofts, often coming down to lend their firepower to the welding process.
Alderboro Reply in Khaki

Amidst the urban jungle you’ll also find a little pocket of history, Alderboro faithfully evoking the spirits of days long gone. Alderboro is the last remnants of New Fizz City before it was new, drawing both locals and tourists alike to its nostalgic, almost enigmatic charm. The neighborhood’s narrow winding streets are lined with attractive green spaces as well as cafes and shops passed down through generations, offering a perfect place to while away the afternoon. You’ll find time seems to move much slower in Alderboro.
Trader’s Bazaar: A bustling marketplace packed with food, clothing, and knick-knacks you’re not likely to find in the city’s shopping malls and boutiques. Beware of some of the dodgier vendors advertising fake items as genuine artefacts. If you're lucky, however, you may just find a gem amongst the junk.

Remembrance Park: New Fizz City wasn’t always a land of peace and prosperity – as a reminder of its past wars, a shrine was erected to forever remember citizens lost. Surrounding the shrine is a beautiful sakura-lined cemetery spanning acres of land. Despite its size, the graveyard is meticulously cared for and while peaceful for the most part, has its share of ghostly stories and tragic tales.

Little Kanto: A vibrant and densely populated neighborhood founded by immigrants of Kanto and its neighboring regions – foodies and tourists come from all over for a taste of authentic sushi, ramen or famous fried Farfetch’d. The busy sidewalks are packed with souvenir stores, bubble tea shops, and markets selling everything you’d expect to find in the faraway region it pays homage to. There is also an abundance of green spaces where locals can be watched practicing traditional martial arts, stick around and they might be willing to give you a lesson.
Fizzby Harbor Reply in Light Sea Green

The largest natural harbor on the Fizzitopian Coast and its busiest waterway, Fizzby Harbor welcomes thousands of ships carrying millions of metric tons of cargo from around the world each year. The harbor is also serviced by several cruise lines, commuter ferries, and tourist excursion boats; if you ask around you might just find a captain offering sightseeing tours or looking for an extra crew mate. Further down the wharf, Fizzby Harbor is archetypical of a seaside funfair, with several attractions and a ferris wheel, though the promenade at night is a sight for sore eyes to drown their sorrows on.
Cape Effervescence: The main tourist draw of the harbor district, Cape Effervescence’s undersea vents leave the waters bubbly, but not chaotic enough to hinder swimming. While its coral reefs died centuries ago due to the sea traffic pollution, water-types and other sea loving Pokemon still reside here. If you want a calm area to just fish and watch the ships go by, look no further. And don’t forget to record your catches! The cape’s famous fishing hut gives out prizes for the biggest or best catch of the day.

Victory Island: Just a few miles out at sea lies Victory Island, one of the city’s most popular attractions. The island is home to a great monument depicting the hero who brought peace New Fizz City and their partner, Victini. It is foretold that the mythical Pokemon still resides on the island and will at rare times appear to visitors to grant them insatiable fortune – to this point, budding Pokemon trainers often come here to train before exhibition matches. Be warned that the island Pokemon have a competitive spirit making them tough to contend with.

Fizz City Sewers: Take a manhole through to one of the oldest and most intricate sewer networks in the world. Every day, Fizz City Sewers transports billion gallons of wastewater from homes, offices, stores, and factories to water treatment plants out in the city limits. It is also an interesting place to explore unto itself, the dark narrow walkways home to all kinds of lost treasures and sewer Pokemon. Explorers should keep out of the sewers in rainy seasons as fast flowing waters can flood passages at a moment’s notice, the fetid water often carrying disease.


New Fizz City Limits - The Industrial Districts

Fizzy Power Co. Reply in Dark Orange

Situated on the far outskirts of the city, Fizzy Power Co. carries the burden of not just New Fizz City’s electricity usage, but much of the wider region’s power supply. Operated by skilled technicians and a workforce of hardy electric-types, this Power Plant is proud to have kept the city lights on without an outage in over fifty years. Other than those that work at the plant, many electric Pokemon can be found mooching off the excess electricity and occasionally wreaking havoc. Surrounding the plant is an electromagnetic field which is reported to trigger evolution in certain species of Pokemon.


State Landfill Reply in Dark Sea Green

A vast and hilly expanse composed of trash heaps and compacted vehicles stacked to the nines, you can guarantee that any and all waste from the city will eventually find its way here. Naturally the landfill has become a habitat for poison types, with the hazardous chemical waste sent from the neighboring power plant birthing all sorts of toxic Pokemon. Why a tourist would visit here is a mystery, although the rumors of thrown out treasures may be enough for you to brave the stench.


Sonder Island Reply in Pale Violet Red

Once an island town with a sizeable population and booming economy, Sunder Island was plundered into catastrophe when its nuclear power plant went into meltdown. The radioactive island was evacuated and its bridge to the mainland closed off for good; but today Sunder Island exclusion zone isn’t devoid of life. Its abandoned tower blocks have been overrun by lush forest and home a collection of wildlife, as well as descendants of Pokemon that were left in the city when its residents fled the nuclear fallout. Exploring the island offers an eerie look at what our cities would look like if humans vanished off the face of the earth.


Fizzitopian Rail Reply in Dark Khaki

Once a popular train line, the track was decommissioned after an incident where a powerful Pokemon wrought havoc on its tracks. The now defunct railyard is home to many steel types which can be found burrowing in its empty train carts or feeding off of scrap metal. A walk down the train tracks offers views of some of the city’s best graffiti art, just don’t stick around for nightfall when crime and other mysterious goings on are commonplace.


Fizzby Freight Yard Reply in Dark Cyan

Situated on the far outskirts of Fizzby harbor, Fizzby Freight Yard is the region’s largest shipping and trading operation. The complex specializes in oil refinery and distribution, though warehousing is also an important element of business. The freight yard is a playground for all kinds of urban Pokemon, and if you’re willing to weather its cold-storage warehouses you’ll find them swarming with ice-types.


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