What is Your Favourite City in Unova?

Castelia City! It's so pretty, and really seems like a city with the bustling people going about. I think it's absolutely stunning with how large it is, and the beautiful way it's constructed.

 

Going to have to agree with @[member="LostSpirit"] here. I looooved Castelia City. It's absolutely gorgeous. I mean, look at its majesty:

 

I liked Nimbasa City! It always seemed so energetic, and it was a good place to grind with the courts, haha.

 

Castelia is awesome! I love the aspect, more so since it was modeled after NYC which is where I live. It wasn't as hard to traverse as Lumiose and really did give off the major hub of Unova vibe. Humilau was also pretty awesome despite it being very forgettable.

 

Castiela is my fave, It was HUGEEE and there was so much to do!!!! Like every day I would check in for the developer battle, then I would run around the streets trying to hit people, then i would probably discover a new area. It was amazing

 

I spent most of time in Nimbasa City with all of the battle areas and I really grew to love it a lot. The music is also darn catchy there too.

 

Crap, I have to choose my favorite town of where I live?!
I'll choose Castelia. I love Lower Manhattan so much, I practically go there more often then I should~

 

My favorite city from Unova would definitely be Driftveil City. It has my favorite Unova Gym Leader, Clay, and a lot of buildings that look nice, and in B2W2 they were redesigned with emeralds. And there's that market, not to mention in those games it's home to the PWT. Nice stuff.

 

Castelia is my favorite. The huge buildings bring me good memories of the hotels I went to (and will continue to go to) for anime conventions. Not to mention that Burgh is VERY attractive... O///O;

 

Ummm... what's the name of that one water city from B2/W2 again?
Anyway, that was my favourite. I really liked those houses in the water
Plus, the gym leader was super sexy

 

Marlon was his name I believe.

Also, hell yes, he's sexy!!!

 

I love Humilau City. The idea of a city on the water appeals greatly to me, and the designs of resort-like houses with glass floors all the more! It's really a very relaxing city that makes you feel like you're on a holiday everyday at home.

 

Driftveil City was really awesome in B2/W2, I had a lot of fun there. The aesthetic looked pretty different and overall it was a fun stay. Cool items to get there too.

 

@[member="Dragon"] I love Nimbasa the most too! It seemed so happy and the location right by Join Avenue made it ideal. I loved the Battle Subway of course, and since Nimbasa is home to it I'm a sucker for the city itself. The amusement park, the musical, Elesa's gym...it"/ all so full of life and exciting. I can't wait for a Unova remake to revisit lovely "Raimon" Nimbasa city~

 

I like Castelia city because of how urban and cool the place looks. Kinda reminds me of New York.
Does anyone think Lt. Surge was from Castelia city? I do

 

For me, my favorite city is Aspertia City. It's a first starting city ever, it's pretty big, and it has a refreshing lookout so that we can see the mountains! I'm not sure if there's other starting town/city as complete as this one yet.

 

Opelucid City! I've always liked the quieter, almost Rococo-esque feel to the place's design, and I'm pretty fond of the music. I used to save and end my games there a lot just so I could start there when I booted up the game again. The city's specialty being dragons also really helped seal the deal.

 

I really like Humilau City and Undella Town. Aspertia City was also nice. Opelucid City is nice in white when it has stone paths and plants. I can't choose a favorite!

 

Castelia was so amazing when I first went there in game. It was so BIG. I was really impressed how much detail was out into it and there was just so much you could explore there. Plus the huge bridge entrance was pretty amazing and it even had a sewer you train in. I loved how the Pokémon center was merged with the skyscrapers too. It sort of reminded me of the Pokémon Center in New York.