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| ===Functions=== | | ===Functions=== |
| {{Fulisth|road}} | | {{Fulisth|road}} |
| {{Functionlist|Day Care Agent|Allows the player to receive eggs from Pokémon left in the Daycare in [[Metchi Town]].|display=[[Bulbapedia:Day Care|Day Care Agent]]}} | | {{Functionlist|Day Care Agent|Allows the player to receive eggs from Pokémon left in the Daycare in [[Metchi Town]].|display=[[Bulbapedia:Day Care|Day Care Agent]]|10000}} |
| {{Functionlist|EV Resetter|Resets a specific EV of a Pokémon.|display=[[Bulbapedia:EV|EV Resetter]]}} | | {{Functionlist|EV Resetter|Resets a specific EV of a Pokémon.|display=[[Bulbapedia:EV|EV Resetter]]|10000}} |
| {{Functionlist|EV Trainer|Helpful in EV training Pokémon by using specific Pokémon in battle to distribute the designated EVs. Costs {{PDollar}}1300 per battle. Can be upgraded after the 4th and 8th gyms.|display=[[Bulbapedia:EV|EV Trainer]]}} | | {{Functionlist|EV Trainer|Helpful in EV training Pokémon by using specific Pokémon in battle to distribute the designated EVs. Costs {{PDollar}}1300 per battle. Can be upgraded after the 4th and 8th gyms.|display=[[Bulbapedia:EV|EV Trainer]]|3000}} |
| {{Functionlist|Fossil Maniac|The Fossil Maniac is an upgrade that can revive any fossil in the player's possession for no cost.|display=[[Bulbapedia:Fossil|Fossil Maniac]]}} | | {{Functionlist|Fossil Maniac|The Fossil Maniac is an upgrade that can revive any fossil in the player's possession for no cost.|display=[[Bulbapedia:Fossil|Fossil Maniac]]|10000}} |
| {{Functionlist|Flag Guy|The player is able to capture flags from friend's Secret Bases and return to the Flag Guy for a [[Secret Base#Flag Guy Prizes|prize]]|display=[[Bulbapedia:Secret Base|Flag Guy]]}} | | {{Functionlist|Flag Guy|The player is able to capture flags from friend's Secret Bases and return to the Flag Guy for a [[Secret Base#Flag Guy Prizes|prize]]|display=[[Bulbapedia:Secret Base|Flag Guy]]|1000}} |
| {{Functionlist|IV Changer|Maxes out the IVs of a specific IV in a Pokémon per IV Stone.|display=[[Bulbapedia:IV|IV Changer]]}} | | {{Functionlist|IV Changer|Maxes out the IVs of a specific IV in a Pokémon per IV Stone.|display=[[Bulbapedia:IV|IV Changer]]|40000}} |
| {{Functionlist|Level Trainer|Helpful in training Pokémon very quickly. He has 3 Audinos whose levels can be selected in multiples of 10. The highest multiple of 10 available is dependent on the number of gym badges the player has.|display=[[Bulbapedia:Level|Level Trainer]]}} | | {{Functionlist|Level Trainer|Helpful in training Pokémon very quickly. He has 3 Audinos whose levels can be selected in multiples of 10. The highest multiple of 10 available is dependent on the number of gym badges the player has.|display=[[Bulbapedia:Level|Level Trainer]]|2000}} |
| {{Functionlist|Mart Worker|Sells the same items that a normal Mart would.|display=[[Bulbapedia:Mart|Mart Worker]]}} | | {{Functionlist|Mart Worker|Sells the same items that a normal Mart would.|display=[[Bulbapedia:Mart|Mart Worker]]|1000}} |
| {{Functionlist|Move Deleter|Removes a move from a Pokémon.|display={{BLink|Move Deleter}}}} | | {{Functionlist|Move Deleter|Removes a move from a Pokémon.|display={{BLink|Move Deleter}}|1000}} |
| {{Functionlist|Move Relearner|The Move Relearner is an upgrade that can teach any move that the player's Pokémon could learn from a previous level. Costs one {{BLink|Heart Scale}} per move relearned.|display=[[Bulbapedia:Move Reminder|Move Relearner]]}} | | {{Functionlist|Move Relearner|The Move Relearner is an upgrade that can teach any move that the player's Pokémon could learn from a previous level. Costs one {{BLink|Heart Scale}} per move relearned.|display=[[Bulbapedia:Move Reminder|Move Relearner]]|4000}} |
| {{Functionlist|Name Rater|Allows the player to change a Pokémon's name.|display={{BLink|Name Rater}}}} | | {{Functionlist|Name Rater|Allows the player to change a Pokémon's name.|display={{BLink|Name Rater}}|1000}} |
| {{Functionlist|Nurse|Heals the player's Pokémon.|display={{BLink|Nurse}}}} | | {{Functionlist|Nurse|Heals the player's Pokémon.|display={{BLink|Nurse}}|1000}} |
| {{Functionlist|Pokégear Upgrader|Before version 1.2, this NPC added the Jukebox and [[Memory Chamber]] to the Pokégear. This NPC currently has no function.|display=[[Bulbapedia:Pokégear|Pokégear Upgrader]]{{tt|*|No longer purchasable as of 1.2.5}}}} | | {{Functionlist|Pokégear Upgrader|Before version 1.2, this NPC added the Jukebox and [[Memory Chamber]] to the Pokégear. This NPC currently has no function.|display=[[Bulbapedia:Pokégear|Pokégear Upgrader]]{{tt|*|No longer purchasable as of 1.2.5}}|—}} |
| {{Functionlist|PikaTaxi|Allows transportation by [[soar]] or [[fly]].|}} | | {{Functionlist|PikaTaxi|Allows transportation by [[soar]] or [[fly]].|1000}} |
| {{Itlistfoot|road}} | | {{Itlistfoot|road}} |
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5000 in Metchi Town. Every Secret Base comes with a Friend Safari. Secret Bases can be accessed by interacting with the backs of bookshelves on the bottom floor of any Pokémon center, or top floor of any PokéMall.
