Treasure Town is the main village in Explorers of Time and Explorers of Darkness, just steps from Wigglytuff’s Guild. Its seven shops make an explorer’s life easier: shopping, storage, banking, moves, Eggs, training and chests. Here is what each one does.
The seven shops
Kecleon Shop
The two Kecleon brothers are back. The green one sells attack items and food; the purple one sells TMs, Orbs and Keys. The stock changes regularly, so drop by often.
Kangaskhan Storage
Aunt Kangaskhan keeps the items you do not need right away, and mission rewards are delivered there. New in this installment, its capacity depends on the team’s rank, from 64 to 1,000 items. See Ranks.
Duskull Bank
The bank is now run by Duskull, no longer by Persian. Fainting in a dungeon makes you lose the money you are carrying: deposit it before every tough exploration.
Electivire Link Shop
Electivire replaces Gulpin. For 500 Poké, it links moves into a chain that is used in a single turn. It also lets you relearn a forgotten move for free.
Marowak Dojo
Marowak succeeds Makuhita. Its dojo offers mazes reserved for training, which you enter without items. After the victory against Dialga, the 48-floor Final Maze opens; you can recruit Jirachi, Suicune and Moltres there.
Chansey Day Care
A new shop: a successful mission sometimes rewards you with an Egg. Entrust it to Chansey; it hatches after at least three missions, and the newborn can be recruited. As in the main games, it may know unusual moves and have better stats.
Xatu Appraisal
Chests found in dungeons do not open by themselves. For 150 Poké, Xatu opens them and reveals their contents: rare items, Gummis, Seeds…
Wigglytuff’s Guild
The guild is the duo’s home throughout the story. You will find the mission and outlaw notice boards there, and the Chimecho Assembly, which manages the recruited Pokémon. At the entrance, Loudred and Diglett identify visitors by their footprints.
Explorers of Sky adds Spinda’s Café at the crossroads: see Treasure Town and the guild in Sky.
