Pallet Town
| Pokémon Revolution Online Town | Viridian City → |
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Location  A positional vantage point of Pallet Town in Kanto. | ||||||||||||||
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Pallet Town is a small Kanto town and the hometown of the protagonist in Pokémon Revolution Online.
Its northern terminus leads to Route 1, the first route in your journey and its southern terminus leads to Route 21; the latter requires the out-of-battle usage of the move Surf to be reachable.
This is the very first town all players will visit after completing the starting-area walkthrough. You will select your starter Pokémon herein and encounter your first rival battle with Jackson before embarking on your journey.
Slogan
Shades of your journey await!
Places of Interest
Player's House
Upon arriving in Pallet Town, you will be auto-situated in the bedroom of your own house. You can find two item balls behind the cushions on the floor, which contains 5 Pokéballs and 5 Potions respectively; they will be claimable after speaking with your mother, who will also give you 
10,000.
After a mawkish talk with your mother, you can leave the house for Professor Oak's lab. Once you have received a starter Pokémon, talking to your mother will heal all of your Pokémons, similar to a Pokémon Center.
Professor Oak's Lab
When embarking on your journey, Professor Oak will provide some necessary items—including your starter Pokémon and a Pokédex. Once you have acquired the Pokédex, it can be used to register the seen-data entries of all overworld Pokémon you interact/encounter—including all those that are roaming around as well as the starter Pokémon Pokéballs on the lab table.
The PC in his lab can be used to restore lost Pokédex data of any Legendary Pokémon; this is especially resourceful if you have battled a Legendary Pokémon yet lost its seen-data entry due to a server rollback.
Kanto's starter Pokémons comprise the same ensemble used in the handheld games, except for Eevee, which can be obtained later on in-game.
To select Pikachu, you must first interact with and decline each starter Pokémon option on the table; thereafter, you can select the lightning-bolt Pokéball on the ground, which contains Pikachu. Starting with Pikachu will result in various encounters with the Team Rocket Trio throughout Kanto.
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Demographics
Pallet Town's population is 5 (not including the player and the rival(Jackson), who leave Pallet Town at the beginning of the game).
Wild Pokémon
Water
Surfing
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Goldeen | 36-40 | Morning | Day | Night |  |
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Horsea | 36-40 | Morning | Day | Night |  |
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Lapras | 36-40 | Morning | Day | Night |  |
Rare | |
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Magikarp | 36-40 | Morning | Day | Night | |
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Seaking | 36-40 | Morning | Day | Night | |
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Staryu | 36-40 | Morning | Day | Night | |
Rare | |
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Tentacool | 36-40 | Morning | Day | Night | |
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| Pokémon | Levels | Rarity Tier | |
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| Silcoon | 2-6 | Common |
| Caterpie | 2-6 | Common |
| Rattata | 2-6 | Common |
| Venonat | 2-6 | Common |
| Exeggcute | 2-6 | Uncommon |
| Bulbasaur | 2-6 | Rare |
| Charmander | 2-6 | Rare |
| Squirtle | 2-6 | Rare |
| Amount of Trees | 6 trees | ||
Special Encounter
Mew is one of the few Legendary pokemons that is catchable. In order to meet Mew, the following requirements must be met:
- 100 hours played or more.
- All Generation 1 Pokémon seen.
- All Generation 1 Pokémon caught, with the exception of Articuno, Zapdos, Moltres and Mewtwo.
- 71 Pokémon evolved.
Once all the conditions have been fulfilled and the Old Sea Map has been obtained from an old man in Celadon City, the Lapras south of Pallet Town will bring the player to Faraway Island, the island where Mew can be caught. However, accessing the island requires a strict timing as it is only possible to go there between 12:00 and 13:00 in-game time.
Items
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Potion | 5 | Not respawnable | Bedroom of Player House Pallet (after speaking to the mother) |
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Pokeball | 5 | Not respawnable | Bedroom of Player House Pallet (after speaking to the mother) |
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Leppa Berry | 1-3 | 1 day | A randomized eventuality of all Headbuttable trees |
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Lum Berry | 1-3 | 1 day | A randomized eventuality of all Headbuttable trees |
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Sitrus Berry | 1-3 | 1 day | A randomized eventuality of all Headbuttable trees |
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Pomeg Berry | 1-3 | 1 day | A randomized eventuality of all Headbuttable trees |
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Kelpsy Berry | 1-3 | 1 day | A randomized eventuality of all Headbuttable trees |
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Qualot Berry | 1-3 | 1 day | A randomized eventuality of all Headbuttable trees |
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Hondew Berry | 1-3 | 1 day | A randomized eventuality of all Headbuttable trees |
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Grepa Berry | 1-3 | 1 day | A randomized eventuality of all Headbuttable trees |
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Tamato Berry | 1-3 | 1 day | A randomized eventuality of all Headbuttable trees |
NPC Trainers
Before entering Route 1, you will attempt to catch an Eevee, which turns out to be owned by Jackson. He will then challenge you to your first Trainer battle.
He only uses a level 3 Eevee; this can easily be defeated as long as you use damage-dealing moves on it, as your starter Pokémon will outlevel it and should have an Oran Berry on-hand to automatically restore health as a fallback if needed.
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