Big Town

Big Town (Japanese: ミレニアムタウン Millennium Town) is an anime-exclusive town in Johto introduced in Pikachu & Pichu. It has since also been featured in several shorts including Pichu Bros. in Party Panic, Of Meowth and Pokémon, Trouble in Big Town, and Big Meowth, Little Dreams, and it is also the only location visited in Pichu Bros. mini.

The Pokémon Clubhouse
Big Town
ミレニアムタウン Millennium Town

Region Johto
Debut Pikachu & Pichu

The town is known for being the home of the Pichu Brothers, who constantly make mischief along with their posse of friends Smoochum, Magby, Wooper, and Teddiursa. The Pokémon Clubhouse, a large playground constructed entirely of disused items, is their hangout spot.

A Lapras ferry, taxis, and double decker buses can be found here for transportation.

Meowth returned to Big Town from a week-long vacation away from Jessie and James in Of Meowth and Pokémon. He soon decided that he wanted to construct a giant statue dedicated to himself, however the plan never eventuated. Instead he became embroiled in the Pichu Posse's antics, and by the end of Big Meowth, Little Dreams, it was time for him to return to Team Rocket.

There are many apartment buildings around here as well as a skyscraper. Notable monuments include Magikarp and Tauros statues and a fountain.

Pokémon

Seen in Big Town


Pidgey (multiple)

Pidgeotto (multiple)

Pidgeot (multiple)

Pichu Brothers

Murkrow (multiple)

Hoppip (multiple)

Chinchou

Wooper (multiple)

Gyarados

Houdour

Snorlax

Magby

Cubone

Smoochum

Voltorb

Igglybuff (×2)

Rattata (×2)

Cleffa (multiple)

Bellsprout (multiple)

Sunflora (multiple)

Spinarak (multiple)

Smeargle

Furret

Oddish (multiple)

Hitmontop

Hoothoot

Shuckle

Diglett (multiple)

Dugtrio (multiple)

Teddiursa

Azumarill

Feraligatr

Kecleon

Skitty

Aipom

Electrode (multiple)

Koffing

Honchkrow

Gastly


Visiting Pokémon


Meowth

Wobbuffet

Squirtle Squad

Azurill


Trivia

  • Its Japanese name, Millennium Town, is a reference to its year of introduction, 2000, being the first year of a new millennium.
  • The town was first introduced in the dub in 2001 without a dub name. It remained without a dub name until 2005, when Pokémon Chronicles simply called the town Big Town in Trouble in Big Town.

In other languages

Language Title
Mandarin Chinese 千禧鎮 / 千禧镇 Qiānxǐ Zhèn
French Ville du Millenium
Italian Big Town
Spanish Ciudad Milenio



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