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A Nurse in training can teach the player's Pokémon various healing moves.
A Nurse in training can teach the player's Pokémon various healing moves.
====Moves taught====
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A young man in the house closest to the gym can teach the player's Pokémon various Sound-based moves.
A young man in the house closest to the gym can teach the player's Pokémon various Sound-based moves.


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===Poképon===
===Poképon===
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==PokéMall==
==PokéMall==
===Poké Mart===
===Poké Mart===
{{Mart}}
{{Mart|3}}
{{shop|Vending Machine}}
{{shop|Vending Machine}}
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{{shoprow|{{shopitem|Lemonade|350}}}}
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===Clothing Shop===
===Clothing Shop===
{{shop|Hats}}
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{{shop|Backpack}}
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Latest revision as of 03:37, 4 September 2020

Sonata City
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Map description
Sonata City Gym - Torren Gym #4
Harmony
Harmony
Fairy-type
specialist Gym
Paragon Badge
Paragon Badge
Sonata City Gym - Torren Gym #4
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Fairy-type
specialist Gym
Paragon Badge
Paragon Badge
Sonata City Gym - Torren Gym #4
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Fairy-type
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Paragon Badge
Paragon Badge
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Sonata Hills
 
Sonata City
Route 9
 
Sonata Tracks
 
Location
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Interactive Map Location of Sonata City in Torren.

Sonata City is the southwesternmost city in Torren. Trainers can challenge Harmony, the fourth Gym Leader of Torren, for the Paragon Badge. Sonata is known in particular for the Sonata Tracks, the official location for Pokémon races, and the community surrounding them. It is the dream of many to become famous by racing, and some even get sponsored. There is a Poképon machine in the northeast of the city.

The eastern entrance to the city is Route 9. To the north of Sonata City lie the beautiful and serene Sonata Hills, a hospital and home for the elderly.

Walkthrough

When first entering the city

After defeating Harmony

Places of interest

Move Tutors

An Artist in Sonata City's second westernmost house is willing to teach the player's Smeargle various moves.

Moves taught

A Nurse in training can teach the player's Pokémon various healing moves.

Moves taught

A young man in the house closest to the gym can teach the player's Pokémon various Sound-based moves.

Moves taught

Poképon

Main article: Poképon

Poképon is a game based on the Gachapon machine, a vending machine popular in Japan that dispenses capsule toys and prizes. In Torren, a Pokémon walks into the machine, and a prize is given to it. Prizes can range from rare items to even a Nature change. Once you enter the Poképon it will save the game, and if you have autosave on, turn autosave off without telling you.

Sonata Gym

Main article: Sonata Gym

Here Trainers can battle the Gym Leader Harmony, a specialist in Fairy and Normal-type Pokémon, for the chance to obtain the Paragon Badge, as well as TM100 (Dazzling Gleam) as a reward.

Sonata Hills

Main article: Sonata Hills

Harmony, the city's Gym Leader, takes care of Sonata Hills, where the sick and the elderly come to be treated. It lies to the north of Sonata City, and it has a western exit to Route 10. Because the hospital takes advantage of the healing powers of Pokémon, patients are usually discharged soon after they are admitted.

Sonata Tracks

Main article: Sonata Tracks

The Sonata Tracks are a main tourist attraction of Sonata City. They are located in the south of the city. They are the site of official Pokémon races, which the player themselves can enter Pokémon to participate in. A draw of these races is that the Speed stat of the participating Pokémon has no bearing on its ability to place highly in the race. By placing highly in a race, the player can increase their Sponsorship Value. With a high enough Sponsorship Value, the player can become sponsored and be paid. The races are conducted on tracks which have both boosting tiles and hazards, which should be avoided.

PokéMall

Poké Mart


Vending Machine
Fresh Water Fresh Water
Pokémon Dollar200
Soda Pop Soda Pop
Pokémon Dollar300
Lemonade Lemonade
Pokémon Dollar350


Clothing Shop

Hats
Headband Headband
Pokémon Dollar2000
Miner's Helmet Miner's Helmet
Pokémon Dollar2000
Fedora Fedora
Pokémon Dollar2000
Poop Hat Poop Hat
Pokémon Dollar2000
Straw Hat Straw Hat
Pokémon Dollar2000
Beret Beret
Pokémon Dollar2000
Beanie Beanie
Pokémon Dollar2000
Youngster Cap Youngster Cap
Pokémon Dollar2000
Cat Ears Cat Ears
Pokémon Dollar2000
Devil Horns Devil Horns
Pokémon Dollar2000
Silver Crown Silver Crown
Pokémon Dollar2000
Golden Crown Golden Crown
Pokémon Dollar2000




Backpack
Black Pack Black Pack
Pokémon Dollar2000
Blue Pack Blue Pack
Pokémon Dollar2000
Green Pack Green Pack
Pokémon Dollar2000
Magenta Pack Magenta Pack
Pokémon Dollar2000
Orange Pack Orange Pack
Pokémon Dollar2000
Red Pack Red Pack
Pokémon Dollar2000
Yellow Pack Yellow Pack
Pokémon Dollar2000



Hair Salon

Here the player got the chance to alternate their hair style.


Items

Item Location
Burn Heal.png Burn Heal Hidden behind the trees in the southwestern corner of the city
Leftovers.png Leftovers Talk to the boy near the Gym entrance
Water Stone.png Water Stone Talk to the girl in the house just west of the Pokémon Center
Typhlosionite.png Typhlosionite Held by the Cyndaquil traded in the house above the statue
Super Potion.png Super Potion From an Old Man inside the PokéMall
Dream Mist.png Dream Mist Between a tree and a set of three bushes next to the path leading to Sonata Tracks

Pokémon

Wild Pokémon can be encountered by surfing or fishing in either of the two ponds in the city.

A Firebreather in the house above the statue is willing to trade the player a Cyndaquil holding a Typhlosionite for a Druddigon.

Interacting with any of the TVs in the city's houses has a chance of spawning a Rotom.

  Pokémon     Location     Levels     Rate  
Surfing
073.png Tentacruel
Surfing Surfing
46-50 30%


278.png Wingull
Surfing Surfing
42-46 60%


319.png Sharpedo
Surfing Surfing
46-50 1%


320.png Wailmer
Surfing Surfing
42-46 5%


581.png Swanna
Surfing Surfing
46-50 4%


Fishing
129.png Magikarp
Old Rod Fishing
Old Rod
42-46 70%


211.png Qwilfish
Old Rod Fishing
Old Rod
42-46 30%


130.png Gyarados
Good Rod Fishing
Good Rod
46-50 40%


211.png Qwilfish
Good Rod Fishing
Good Rod
46-50 60%


171.png Lanturn
Super Rod Fishing
Super Rod
46-50 4%


211.png Qwilfish
Super Rod Fishing
Super Rod
46-50 40%


349.png Feebas
Super Rod Fishing
Super Rod
5-10 1%


367.png Huntail
Super Rod Fishing
Super Rod
46-50 15%


368.png Gorebyss
Super Rod Fishing
Super Rod
46-50 40%


Special Pokémon
155.png Cyndaquil
Druddigon Trade
Druddigon
5 One


479.png Rotom
Normal Rotom
Interact Interact
Highest level Pokémon, minimum of 10 Infinite