
Azalea Town is a fictional town in the video games Pokémon Pokémon Gold and Silver, and Pokémon Crystal. The player obtains his or her second badge here from Bugsy (Pokémon), the town's Gym Leader. The town has a large Slowpoke population, and is home to the Slowpoke Well. Team Rocket has control of Slowpoke Well once the player reaches Azalea Town. Naturally, it is the player's duty to stop them. The town not only has dozens of Slowpoke; it is also home to Kurt, who make different kinds of Poké Balls out of Apricorns. The Poké Balls he makes cannot be found anywhere else, and have special properties. Most of them are also excusive to Gold, Silver, and Crystal—while the Friend Ball became the Luxury Ball and the Level Ball became the Nest Ball, the rest may or may not be seen again. Kurt takes a day to complete a Poké Ball. While he can only work on a single Apricorn in Gold and Silver, in Crystal he can take multiple Apricorns of the same kind, which still takes the same amount of time as with a single Apricorn. Interestingly, there seems to be a tradition in Pokémon games to include a city either inside or outside a forest. In Pokémon Gold, Pokémon Silver, and Pokémon Crystal, the town is Azalea Town, in Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire it is Fortree City, and in Pokémon Colosseum it is Agate Village. Azalea Town's population is 18. Pokémon towns and cities
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Azalea Town is a fictional town in the video games Pokémon Pokémon Gold and Silver, and Pokémon Crystal. The player obtains his or her second badge here from Bugsy (Pokémon), the town's Gym Leader. The town has a large Slowpoke population, and is home to the Slowpoke Well. Team Rocket has control of Slowpoke Well once the player reaches Azalea Town. Naturally, it is the player's duty to stop them. The town not only has dozens of Slowpoke; it is also home to Kurt, who make different kinds of Poké Balls out of Apricorns. The Poké Balls he makes cannot be found anywhere else, and have special properties. Most of them are also excusive to Gold, Silver, and Crystal—while the Friend Ball became the Luxury Ball and the Level Ball became the Nest Ball, the rest may or may not be seen again. Kurt takes a day to complete a Poké Ball. While he can only work on a single Apricorn in Gold and Silver, in Crystal he can take multiple Apricorns of the same kind, which still takes the same amount of time as with a single Apricorn. Interestingly, there seems to be a tradition in Pokémon games to include a city either inside or outside a forest. In Pokémon Gold, Pokémon Silver, and Pokémon Crystal, the town is Azalea Town, in Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire it is Fortree City, and in Pokémon Colosseum it is Agate Village. Azalea Town's population is 18. Pokémon towns and cities
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