Favorite City in the Pokemon World?

[King Koop]

And, because Pokemon is a multi-media franchise, what version?

I like the games' depiction of Lavender Town; something about the music and the ghost tower makes it awesomely creepy and atmospheric.

 

[Bestintheworld]

Wow this is hard to pick since I only played platinum and pearl once I'll leave those out of my thought process, I enjoyed fuchsia in gen 1 and leaf green/firered for the pokemon safari the bike path, and all the trainers near by not to mention koga was epic. In gen 5 castella city is pretty cool prolly the biggest city/ town in any game

 

[Flushed]

Anistar City in Kalos is very interesting with the giant sundial thing or whatever it is. Very chill music too. I also like Fortree, so if there were ever a 3D remake of RSE, I'd be interested to see what Fortree is like.

 

[RedKomet]

I gotta say Viridian City from Pokemon Red. Mostly because its the town to start the Missing# trick. Replaying it pains me to walk through there knowing I can't fly and perform the trick but then its that much more satisfying when I return with wings and I can do the trick.
King Koop I gotta say Lavender town is pretty creepy and thus memorable. The reason I don't like it is because they are ghastlys in the cemetery. Gengar is one of my favorite pokemon and I'm playing without anybody to trade with. So I could evolve a Ghastly into a Haunter but then I have no way to evolve it into a Gengar, which requires trading the ghastly.

 

[Shitik]

Uhh, maybe Viridian City? There are a lot of good one's out there, I also liked Castelia City, just awesome evolution compared to the other games, until Lumiose City.

 

[Lycanroc]

I have a favorite city from each region. If you don't mind...

Kanto: Vermillon City
Johto: Goldenrod City
Hoenn: Slateport City
Sinnoh: Veilstone City
Unova: Opelucid City
Kalos: Lumiose City

The major cities of the Pokémon world really appeal to me, as you can see.

And also...

This is my 300th post! *throws confetti*

 

[Venitardus]

I also have a favorite city in each region.

Kanto: cerulean city
Johto: mahogany town and new bark town (I couldn't style one one. I like them both)
Hoenn: fortree
Sinnoh: snowpoint city
Unova: Opelucid city
Kalos: out of the 5 I like, my top one would have to be Geosenge town.

 

[Brendino]

If we're not restricting it to the games, LaRousse City and Altomare are my two favorites, and two I'd really wish we had the chance to explore in the games. I also liked the anime's version of the Seafoam Islands much more than the games', since it was a resort town rather than a pair of caves.

Just as far as the games are concerned though, my two favorite cities are Goldenrod and Nimbasa. Goldenrod felt like a true major city (unlike Celadon and Saffron, where you couldn't even enter most buildings), including almost everything you can think of either in, or right by the city. As for Nimbasa, it had quite a bit to offer as well, but didn't feel as busy as Castelia, which was almost too big.

 

[Atomic Pirate]

Kanto: Cinnabar Island. It's a city built on a volcano.
Johto: Mahogany Town. Home to a completely legit souvenir shop and south of a lake with a red Gyarados.
Hoenn: Slateport City. Home to one of the few real beaches in Pokemon.
Sinnoh: Snowpoint City. Literally the only one I like in this boring region.
Unova: Opelucid City (Both). One version is a cool old city with great music, and the other looks like something out of Star Wars.
Kalos: Lumiose City. After years of tiny cities with about 20 citizens, we finally get a huge, sprawling metropolis.

 

[Apollo]

Probably either Lilycove or Slateport, both from Hoenn. In both towns, there are many things to look at and to see. Slateport has this beach down south, and the cycling road up north. It has the Science Museum, with it's beautiful music...and the facts. It's also home to one of the Battle Tents in Emerald, which I enjoyed, because it gave me an opportunity to use other Pokemon and see what they're like. Lilycove has contests, the department store and the art gallery. The flow from the land to the sea is natural, and the beach is peaceful -- compared to Slateport's, with lots of trainers.

 

[Elaitenstile]

I've always liked Fortree City in Hoenn because of the rooftops and the Kecleon. They really hit the town with the exotic feel and honestly, the city seems to have the real 'homely' feeling about it. It's looking really like a cute pass on which people live in harmony. A fantastic place, if I do say so myself. I've not seen much of it in the anime (other than a vague memory of Ash beating Winona's shiny Swellow) but in the games it was awesome. Too bad the graphics of the GBA games were too limiting to depict its true beauty.

 

[Satoshi Ookami]

Probably Tachiwaki City (Virbank?) because of Homika =D
I kinda fell in love with that city after B2W2 =D

 

[Hiatus]

Personally, I like Fortree. People live in tree-houses in this city, which is pretty cool! Also, the weather always seems to be perfect there, and the neighborhood is quite friendly. Fortree is where Winona resides, who is one of Hoenn's gym leaders. If I ever lived there, perhaps she'd be able to teach me a thing or two about battling. I do know plenty of things about it already, but there's always room for improvements! Aside from Fortree, Castelia is also my favorite, as it always reminds me of New York. Another of my favorites would have to be Slateport. :]

 

[curiousnathan]

Azalea Town. It's so quaint and rustic and seems as though it would pleasantly peaceful to live there.

 

[moon]

Saffron City in the PokéSpe manga was pretty cool. Like a fortress where TR had taken over.

But my usual favorite is Ecruteak City from the games. It's pleasant and has the beautiful towers and I like its general feeling and design and concept. Have yet to see it in HG/SS actually, haha, but I imagine it's even better there than in the old games.

 

[Evening]

Lavender Town.

I'm interested on how the music in Lavender Town from The Red and Blue Versions, affected young children in the past.

 

[Morning Sun Espeon]

Fortree City. forts in trees, people it has an unique touch no other city so far has had, and it was very simplistic.