Montenevera

Montenevera フリッジタウン Fridge Town ""

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Montenevera Gym - Paldea Gym #6 Ryme Ghost-type specialist Gym Ghost Badge

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Connecting locations   ↑ Glaseado Mountain   ← Glaseado Mountain Montenevera Glaseado Mountain →   Glaseado Mountain ↓

Location Location of Montenevera in Paldea.

Montenevera (Japanese: フリッジタウン Fridge Town) is a town located on Glaseado Mountain in the Paldea region. It is the only settlement in Paldea's North Province.

Like many other settlements in the Pokémon world, Montenevera has a Pokémon Gym, headed by Ryme, who specializes in Ghost-type Pokémon and hands out the Ghost Badge to students who defeat her. It is one of two gyms on Glaseado Mountain, the other being the Glaseado Gym located next to a nearby ski slope.

Next to the Pokémon Center, a man with an Abomasnow can Hyper Train the player's Pokémon, if they are above level 50, in exchange for a Bottle Cap or Gold Bottle Cap. This will max out that Pokémon's chosen IV (if using a Bottle Cap) or all of the chosen Pokémon's IVs (if using a Gold Bottle Cap).

Places of interest

Montenevera Gym

Main article: Montenevera Gym

The Montenevera Gym is the official Gym of Montenevera. The Gym Leader is Ryme, who specializes in Ghost-type Pokémon. Montenevera's battle court is located just outside of the Gym building, and doubles as a stage where Ryme holds her concerts.

Chains

Chansey Supply

Main article: Chansey Supply

Chansey Supply is a chain store that sells medicines, battle items, and mints. It has one location in Montenevera, by the southern entrance of the town.

Chic Kebab

Main article: Chic Kebab

Chic Kebab is a vending cart chain that sells grilled foods which provide Meal Powers. It has one location in Montenevera, in the central plaza of town.

Deli Cioso

Main article: Deli Cioso

Deli Cioso is a chain store that sells various sandwich ingredients. It has one location in Montenevera, in the northern row of buildings in the central plaza of town.

Every Wich Way

Main article: Every Wich Way

Every Wich Way is a restaurant chain that sells sandwiches which provide Meal Powers. It has one location in Montenevera, in the northern row of buildings in the central plaza of town.

Sushi High Roller

Main article: Sushi High Roller (Paldea)

Sushi High Roller is a restaurant chain that primarily sells sushi dishes which provide Meal Powers. It has one location in Montenevera, by the northern entrance of the town.

Vending machines

There are several vending machines located across town:

• By the northern entrance of the town
• By the southern entrance of the town
• In the central plaza of town (×2)

Vending machines
Fresh Water $200	Soda Pop $300
Lemonade $350

Poké Mart

Poké Mart Cashier
Potion $200	Super Potion1 Badge $700
Hyper Potion4 Badges $1,500	Max Potion7 Badges $2,500
Full Restore8 Badges $3,000	Poké Ball $200
Great Ball1 Badge $600	Ultra Ball5 Badges $800
Heal Ball1 Badge $300	Net Ball2 Badges $1,000
Repeat Ball3 Badges $1,000	Nest Ball3 Badges $1,000
Luxury Ball4 Badges $3,000	Dive Ball5 Badges $1,000
Quick Ball6 Badges $1,000	Dusk Ball7 Badges $1,000
Timer Ball8 Badges $1,000	Antidote $200
Burn Heal $200	Ice Heal $200
Awakening $200	Paralyze Heal $200
Full Heal7 Badges $400	Revive $2,000
Poké Doll $300

Items

Item		Location	Games
	Dusk Stone	Behind the Gym building	S  V
	TM95 (Leech Life)	Underneath a tree in the northwest	S  V
	Exp. Candy M ×2	On top a snow heap near the Hyper Trainer Next to a tree near the southern entrance to the town	S  V
	Covert Cloak	Under a tree and behind a restaurant in the northwest	S  V
	Hyper Potion	Under a tree in the north of the town	S  V

Gallery

S  V  Concept art

In animation

Montenevera in Pokémon Horizons: The Series

Pokémon Horizons: The Series

Montenevera first appeared in HZ061, where Liko, Roy, and Dot arrived there for Roy's second Tera Training test, meeting Nemona soon after. Upon meeting his opponent for the test, Ryme, Roy was surprised, as he had actually met her earlier without learning her name. Believing in the power of his and Fuecoco's battle song, Roy entered the test battle in high spirits, but his attitude soon changed when Ryme's Toxtricity quickly overpowered and defeated them. Ryme declared that Roy had failed his test and told him to come back later. Following some Hyper Training with Nemona in the next episode, Roy challenged Ryme to a rematch. Thanks to a revised strategy, Roy was able to defeat Ryme this time around, impressing the Gym Leader enough to let him pass the test.

Gallery

Montenevera Gym	Montenevera Gym battlefield

Trivia

• Out of all of the cities and towns in Paldea that contain a Gym, Montenevera is the only one where people are not seen standing or walking around with Pokémon of the type specialized in said Gym (in this case, Ghost-type Pokémon). Instead, they're accompanied by Ice-type Pokémon. Ghost-type Pokémon can only be found in the Gym building.
• The entrance arches to Montenevera resemble Lampent.
  • Additionally, the many candles scattered throughout the town reference Litwick or Greavard.

Origin

Montenevera seems to have many of its buildings take on the appearance of baserri, traditional half-timbered farmhouses found in the Basque Country. It may be geographically inspired by cities such as Burgos and Valladolid, as well as Ezcaray, a town that shares similar buildings to Montenevera, and is known for its mountains and a ski resort.

Name origin

Paldea
Settlements South: Cabo Poco • Mesagoza (Naranja Academy/Uva Academy) Los Platos • Cortondo • Alfornada • Pokémon League East: Artazon • Levincia • Zapapico West: Cascarrafa • Porto Marinada • Medali North: Montenevera South Province Area One • Area Two • Area Three Area Four • Area Five • Area Six (Alfornada Cavern) Poco Path • Inlet Grotto • South Paldean Sea East Province Area One (Schedar Squad's Base) • Area Two • Area Three Tagtree Thicket (Navi Squad's Base) • East Paldean Sea West Province Area One (Segin Squad's Base) • Area Two • Area Three Asado Desert • West Paldean Sea North Province Area One • Area Two (Caph Squad's Base) • Area Three (Ruchbah Squad's Base) Casseroya Lake (Socarrat Trail) • Glaseado Mountain (Dalizapa Passage) North Paldean Sea Great Crater of Paldea Area Zero Zero Gate • Zero Lab • Area Zero Underdepths Landmarks Ten Sights of Paldea (Colonnade Hollow) Grasswither Shrine • Icerend Shrine Groundblight Shrine • Firescourge Shrine Access to Kitakami • Blueberry Academy

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