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"A Poké Mart is a convenience store that sells supplies necessary for Pokémon training. All Poké Marts sell the same basic supplies (such as Balls, Potions, etc), however, some shops sell local specialties (Ball strengths, for example). Some marts sell more items than others. Poké Marts also buy many different items from trainers in exchange for money. Many products sold at Marts are produced by Silph Co. of Kanto and the Devon Corporation of Hoenn. Almost all cities, both major and minor, have Poké Marts, however several towns do not have an official mart. These are replaced by smaller locally-owned shops. Most Shops have two vendors- One selling basic supplies, the other supplying stronger, more expensive products. As well as that, each mart has Pokémon that help stock shelves, box products, and deliver purchases for customers."

Like my new Pokémon Center, this is my new design for a Poké Mart. Basically, the shape is the main thing that changes. But, there are also shelfs hanging behind the vendors. I never liked the idea that the early game used....where the items changed depending on where in your journey you were. Take this for example- What if someone started in cinnabar went to viridian. The could buy ultra balls in cinnabar, but not in viridian :/

So, one vendor will sell basic supplies- the ones that would originally change between town. The other sells all major products- such as great balls, ultra balls, etc. The only change would be that early in your journey, you wouldn't be able to afford them. However, the vendors do not sell the same items, so when you could normally buy great balls, they second vendor stops selling them. Get it? lol.

There will also be more specialties, such as the "buy ten Poké balls, get one premier ball..." Advertisements may be seen on TVs.

Lastly, i will eventually create a mart-helper Pokémon- as a parallel to chansey and blissey.

Description
Notable Changes:
~Size and Shape

"A Poké Mart is a convenience store that sells supplies necessary for Pokémon training. All Poké Marts sell the same basic supplies (such as Balls, Potions, etc), however, some shops sell local specialties (Ball strengths, for example). Some marts sell more items than others. Poké Marts also buy many different items from trainers in exchange for money. Many products sold at Marts are produced by Silph Co. of Kanto and the Devon Corporation of Hoenn. Almost all cities, both major and minor, have Poké Marts, however several towns do not have an official mart. These are replaced by smaller locally-owned shops. Most Shops have two vendors- One selling basic supplies, the other supplying stronger, more expensive products. As well as that, each mart has Pokémon that help stock shelves, box products, and deliver purchases for customers."

Like my new Pokémon Center, this is my new design for a Poké Mart. Basically, the shape is the main thing that changes. But, there are also shelfs hanging behind the vendors. I never liked the idea that the early game used....where the items changed depending on where in your journey you were. Take this for example- What if someone started in cinnabar went to viridian. The could buy ultra balls in cinnabar, but not in viridian :/

So, one vendor will sell basic supplies- the ones that would originally change between town. The other sells all major products- such as great balls, ultra balls, etc. The only change would be that early in your journey, you wouldn't be able to afford them. However, the vendors do not sell the same items, so when you could normally buy great balls, they second vendor stops selling them. Get it? lol.

There will also be more specialties, such as the "buy ten Poké balls, get one premier ball..." Advertisements may be seen on TVs.

Lastly, i will eventually create a mart-helper Pokémon- as a parallel to chansey and blissey.