Poffin House
The Poffin House (Japanese: ポフィンハウス Poffin HouseBDSP, ポフィンりょうりハウス Poffin Cooking HouseDPPt) is a location in Hearthome City situated west of the Poké Mart where people go to make Poffins, a form of Pokémon food used to raise a Pokémon's condition stats for Super Contests.
In the games
In Pokémon Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum, the Poffin House is the only place where players can make Poffins. It contains just one room, which has various non-player characters and a Poffin making machine inside.
The Poffin making machine is on the left side of the room; a woman watches over it. To make Poffins, players must have a Poffin Case before speaking with her. By throwing in Berries and stirring the liquid, Poffins are cooked over a hot element. The level of the Poffin is dependent on the player's mixing technique—and the number of people making Poffins at the same time.
Although there are many NPCs inside, none of them will offer to make Poffins together with the player (although they will share their advice for making high-quality Poffins). This is unlike the Pokéblock-making areas of Pokémon Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald, where up to three non-player characters will assist the player in their endeavors. Instead, to achieve the maximum quality of their Poffins, players must work together with their friends over local wireless and the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection.
In Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl, the Poffin House remains unchanged, though Poffins can also be made at Amity Square.
Appearance
Interior
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In the manga
Pokémon Adventures
Diamond & Pearl arc
Diamond visited the Poffin House in Perturbed by Pachirisu to prepare Poffins for Platinum, who was preparing to enter her first Pokémon Super Contest.
In other languages
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See also
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