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The PokéMart is a shop found in most cities throughout Project Polaro. It allows players to purchase essential items using Pokédollars, such as Poké Balls, Potions, and other useful supplies for battles and exploration. In some cases, PokéMarts may also contain special NPCs that sell limited-time or rare items.
Standard Functionality
Most PokéMarts include a clerk behind the counter that allows you to buy common items like:
- Poké Balls
- Great Balls
- Ultra Balls
- Potions, Super Potions, and Hyper Potions
- Antidotes, Paralyze Heals, and other status cures
- Revives and Full Heals
Special PokéMart Variants
While most PokéMarts follow a standard layout, some have unique features:
- Celadon City – The PokéMart is located in a separate building across the street from the PokéCenter. A second NPC near the counter provides upgraded Roulette and Casino features.
- Elegant Valley – The PokéMart includes specialized vendors for EV/IV Training items and high-cost TMs.
- Mysterious Grotto – Hosts a Battle Points (BP) vendor, allowing players to exchange BP for competitive items after battling in the Battle Tower.
Event & Gamepass Interactions
During certain events or updates, PokéMarts may temporarily offer:
- Event-exclusive items (like seasonal gifts or scrolls)
- Access to reward NPCs after specific battle challenges
- Distribution of gift Pokémon through side NPCs (like Heatran or Ho-Oh) if the conditions are met
Notable NPC Examples
- Clerk in Viridian City PokéMart – Offers the Professor Oaks' Parcel early in the game and grants a Legendary Dog if you’ve purchased the x4 Legends Boost Gamepass.
- Celadon Market NPC – Explains the PokéMart’s move to a new building and offers Roulette options.
- Elegant Valley NPCs – Allow for the purchase of nature-changing services, TM moves, and stat viewers.
Trivia
- PokéMarts share the same exterior building as many PokéCenters but have distinct layouts internally.
- The Viridian City PokéMart plays a key role in the early-game story by triggering the delivery quest to Professor Oak.
- Some locations (like Cinnabar Volcano) use PokéMarts as hubs for unique NPCs rather than traditional item shops.
Medicine (11 available items)
| Item | Name | Cost in Pokédollars (Each) |
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Antidote | $ 100 | A spray-type medicine for poisoning. It can be used once to lift the effects of being poisoned from a Pokémon. |
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Awakening | $ 200 | A spray-type medicine used against sleep. It can be used once to rouse a Pokémon from the clutches of sleep. |
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Burn Heal | $ 250 | A spray-type medicine for treating burns. It can be used once to heal a Pokémon suffering from a burn. |
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Full Restore | $ 1,500 | Heals a Pokémon to its full HP and restores all status conditions. |
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Hyper Potion | $ 750 | A spray-type medicine for treating wounds. It can be used to restore 200 HP to an injured Pokémon. |
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Ice Heal | $ 100 | A spray-type medicine for freezing. It can be used once to defrost a Pokémon that has been frozen solid. |
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Max Elixir | $ 3,000 | Restores every move of one Pokémon to full PP. |
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Max Revive | $ 3,000 | A medicine that can be used to revive a single Pokémon that has fainted. It also fully restores the Pokémon's max HP |
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Potion | $ 200 | A spray-type medicine for treating wounds. It can be used to restore 20 HP to an injured Pokémon. |
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Paralyze Heal | $ 200 | A spray-type medicine for paralysis. It can be used once to free a Pokémon that has been paralyzed. |
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Revive | $ 3,000 | Restores a fainted Pokémon back to half health |
Pokéballs (9 Available Items)
| Pokéball | Cost in Pokédollars (Each) |
Uses | |
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Great Ball | $ 400 | Gives a higher catch rate than a normal Pokéball. Catch rate: 1.5x |
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Master Ball | $ 2,999,999 | Allows the player to catch wild Pokémon without fail. Catch rate: Infinite |
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Nest Ball | $ 500 | Works better on weak Pokémon |
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Net Ball | $ 500 | Works better on Water Bug type Pokémon |
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Pokéball | $ 200 | Catch Rate: 1x |
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Premier Ball | $ 200 | Catch Rate: 1x |
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Quick Ball | $ 500 | A somewhat different Pokéball that has a more successful catch rate if used at the start of the encounter. |
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Repeat Ball | $ 500 | Works better on Pokémon caught before |
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Ultra Ball | $ 750 | Higher catch rate: 2x |
Evolution Items (13 Available Items)
Competitive (10 Available Items)
| Item | Cost in Pokédollars (Each) | Uses | |
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Calcium | $ 5,000 | Raises the base Sp. Attack stat of a single Pokémon by 10 (max at 200) |
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Carbos | $ 5,000 | Raises the base Speed stat of a single Pokémon by 10 (max at 200) |
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HP Up | $ 5,000 | Raises the base HP stat of a single Pokémon by 10 (max at 200) |
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Iron | $ 5,000 | Raises the base Defense stat of a single Pokémon by 10 (max at 200) |
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Mini Stat Reset | $ 2,000 | Subtracts 10 EVs from every stat |
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Nature Stone | $ 2,500 | Changes the nature of a Pokémon into another random nature |
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Bottle Cap | $ 10,000 | Maxes out a random Pokemon IV |
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Nature Mint | $ 2,500 | Changes the nature of aa Pokémon into a random nature. |
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Protein | $ 5,000 | Raises the base Attack stat of a single Pokémon by 10 (max at 200) |
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Stat Reset | $ 5,000 | Resets your Pokémon's base stats |
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Zinc | $ 5,000 | Raises the base Sp. Defense of a single Pokémon by 10 (max at 200) |