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A zoomed-out view of Capim Town

Capim Town (Japanese: カピンタウン Capim Town) is a settlement on the Grass Continent in Pokémon Super Mystery Dungeon. The player and their partner can visit the town on the Lapras Travel Liner as long as the corresponding Lapras Liner Pass has been bought from the Kecleon Shop.

Points of interest

Kecleon Shop

Kecleon Shop

Main article: Kecleon Shop

As with other Kecleon Shops, this shop is run by a Kecleon, and sells food, Wonder Orbs, TMs, and other various items. The Deposit Box is found next to it. Once Kecleon has been recruited, there is a "Treasures" section in the shop.

Café Connection

Café Connection

Main article: Café Connection

Run by Kangaskhan, this cafe is where players can connect with other Pokémon and pick up rewards from doing jobs.

Hawlucha's Slam School

Hawlucha's Slam School

Main article: Hawlucha's Slam School

Run by Hawlucha, this shop is opened after the first few chapters in the game. Hawlucha can help Pokémon re-learn or forget unwanted moves free of charge, as well as change Abilities, provided they have a Lucha Token. In Capim Town, Hawlucha is found next to Kecleon.

Lapras Travel Liner

Lapras Travel Liner

Main article: Lapras Travel Liner

Run by Lapras, the Lapras Travel Liner can take the player and their partner to any other continent provided the corresponding Lapras Liner Pass has been bought from the Kecleon Shop. After clearing a dungeon in the Grass Continent, Lapras will automatically bring the player's team back to Lively Town.

Connections

Gallery

  • A zoomed-out view of Capim Town, from overhead

    A zoomed-out view of Capim Town, from overhead

Trivia

Name origin

Language Name Origin
Japanese カピンタウン Capim Town From capim (Brazilian Portuguese for tall grass or similar plants)
English Capim Town Same as Japanese name
French Capim-les-Champs Same as Japanese name. Champs means plains.
German Capim Same as Japanese name
Italian Viridia From viridis (Latin for green)
Spanish Pueblo Grama From grama (grass)