Excellently done.

How does the SS Anne get out?

akumaten said:

How does the SS Anne get out?

I think that canonically, the cycling road is a bridge, either one of the drawbridge variety that can pull up to let boats through or one that's just built high enough that boats can just sail under it.

akumaten said:

How does the SS Anne get out?

The crew come together to call upon their pidgys to fly over the road.

akumaten said:

How does the SS Anne get out?

At least in HGSS, the Cycling Road seems to be a tall bridge built high above the sea, so the boats would presumably pass below the bridge. See image from HGSS: https://archives.bulbagarden.net/wiki/File:Kanto_Route_17_HGSS.png

This may not be true for other games. I don't have an answer that applies to all games. In my opinion, the sea route seems truly blocked in FRLG for example, because the Cycling Road seems to be a patch of land on the same level as the sea. See image from FRLG: https://archives.bulbagarden.net/wiki/File:Kanto_Route_17_FRLG.png

Another thing to think about is that the Map only "looks small". Realistically, it could take Days or even weeks for the SS Anne to get from Vermillion city to like Celdon city or something. Granted the map doesn't show a dock, but we can consider it an abridged version.

The Anne could just be a luxery ship only ment to go from 1 city to another within the region and never to other regions.

Tetsamaru said:

Another thing to think about is that the Map only "looks small". Realistically, it could take Days or even weeks for the SS Anne to get from Vermillion city to like Celdon city or something. Granted the map doesn't show a dock, but we can consider it an abridged version.

The Anne could just be a luxery ship only ment to go from 1 city to another within the region and never to other regions.

A luxury ship would be an insanely expensive endeavor to travel what amounts to a closed lake and river system. A ferry would be fine, but something like the SS Anne is treated like an ocean-going vessel. With about three and a half decks thats about $555 million to $600 million dollars.

Given the region doesn't appear to be densely populated, I don't see how it could survive getting funding in the first place.

It could be that Giovanni is running a laundering scheme ala the producers, hoping the company goes bankrupt and he can make hundreds of millions on the whole deal.

Well, keep in mind that this is basically Tokyo-area Japan, and the SS Anne is sitting in Tokyo Bay.

XionGaTaosenai said:

I think that canonically, the cycling road is a bridge, either one of the drawbridge variety that can pull up to let boats through or one that's just built high enough that boats can just sail under it.

Well yeah, but then there's rocks everywhere.