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* After the battle with Professor Sycamore, he mentions that he left something in the town for the player. An inscription can be found on one of the seats on the train station platform. It contains a message which Sycamore wrote, addressed to himself in the future. | * After the battle with Professor Sycamore, he mentions that he left something in the town for the player. An inscription can be found on one of the seats on the train station platform. It contains a message which Sycamore wrote, addressed to himself in the future. | ||
::''"To the person reading this: What are you like now? Did you become who you wanted to be? For starters, what was the person you wanted to become even like? I don't know, but it would be wonderful if you can boast that you're living each day to the fullest. To future Sycamore. From the Sycamore dreaming of the future." | ::''"To the person reading this: What are you like now? Did you become who you wanted to be? For starters, what was the person you wanted to become even like? I don't know, but it would be wonderful if you can boast that you're living each day to the fullest. To future Sycamore. From the Sycamore dreaming of the future." | ||
* Couriway Town and [[Camphrier Town]] have the same background music. | * Couriway Town and [[Camphrier Town]] have the same background music. | ||
==Origin== | |||
Couriway Town's real-life counterpart is the city of Strasbourg. Located in the traditionally Germanic-speaking region of Alsace, it is known traditionally as Strassburg and was a Germanic-speaking town for most of it's history. It is today known as a cultural bridge between Germany and France, the "Heart of Europe" and is home to many EU governmental buildings. | |||
For Couriway Town, this heritage is reflected in the copying of the traditional Alsatian/German countryhome architecture, the town's French name ("Mozheim"; ''-heim'' being a common Germanic suffix found in Alsatian townnames.) and the town's slogan ("a town connecting differences"). | |||
==Name origin== | ==Name origin== | ||