Parfum Palace

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Parfum Palace パルファム宮殿 Parfum Palace "Wild Missingno. appeared!"
Map description:	A luxurious palace constructed 300 years ago by a king who wished to display his power to all.
Location:	North of Route 6
Region:	Kalos
Generations:	VI
Location of Parfum Palace in Kalos.
Pokémon world locations

The Parfum Palace (Japanese: パルファム宮殿 Parfum Palace) is a palace in Kalos located at the north end of Route 6.

The palace was built by the king of Kalos shortly after a war with the neighboring regions 300 years ago, which is not to be confused with the 3,000-year-old Kalos war. In modern times, the palace has been re-purposed as a public museum, which charges an entrance fee of $1,000.

Description

Photo from outside the Parfum Palace gates

The Parfum Palace was once the home of the king of Kalos, and has the fitting style for a regal man. Many statues honoring the knights and Pokémon who fought in the 300-year-old war are on display inside, including those of a Bisharp general, which once lead a legion of Pawniard into battle. The entrance hall also contains a statue of Milotic, said to be the most beautiful Pokémon in the world.

Besides statues, the palace is also filled with numerous rooms, paintings, and antique artifacts. In the king's bedroom, the player can fully heal their Pokémon by briefly sleeping in the bed. Many tourists and guides can be found all around the castle, telling either their own opinions of the place or bits of its history. On the second floor, there is a hallway decorated with wall-sized mirrors. The hallway leads to the balcony, which offers an overview of the palace's gardens.

The palace garden, preceded by a bridge over a pond, contains statues of Reshiram and Zekrom, two Legendary Pokémon from the Unova region. In addition, the garden is decorated with four hedge mazes, Poké Ball statues added in a later era, and a fountain. The king of Kalos is said to have prized his garden back in the day, even holding garden parties out there. Three of the four hedge mazes are shaped to look like a Solrock, a Chandelure, and a male Pyroar, respectively.

When the player first arrives at the palace with Shauna, the palace's owner can be found in the entrance hall, looking for his lost Furfrou. The Furfrou can be found inside of a hedge maze at the garden, and the player and Shauna must team up to chase it to a dead end, preventing it from running away. After catching Furfrou, the player and Shauna are invited to watch fireworks at the balcony. Once the fireworks are over, the owner's Butler will hand over the Poké Flute needed to wake up the Snorlax blocking Route 7.

A Photo Spot can be found at the right section of the lawn in front of the palace, where the player can get their picture taken by Phil the Photo Guy in front of the palace's gates.

Items

Item		Location	Games
	Oran Berry	Entrance: from a Tourist on the dirt path	X  Y
	Ether	Entrance: northwest corner	X  Y
	Amulet Coin	2F: in front of the fireplace in the room closest to the western staircase	X  Y
	Antidote	Courtyard: in the southeast hedge maze, just north of the center	X  Y
	Revive	Courtyard: along the east edge, between two trees in planters opposite the middle exit of the northeast maze	X  Y
	Pretty Wing	Courtyard: in the northeast maze, in the westernmost lone tree (the center of Solrock's left eye) (hidden)	X  Y
	X Sp. Atk	Courtyard: in the southwest maze, in the small clearing west of the center (the center of Chandelure's left eye) (hidden)	X  Y
	HM01 (Cut)	Courtyard: in the southwest maze, just east of the center	X  Y
	Super Potion	Courtyard: in the southwest maze, in the northwestern area	X  Y
	Guard Spec.	Courtyard: in the northwest corner	X  Y
	Rare Candy	Courtyard: on the north edge of the center fountain (hidden)	X  Y
	Poké Flute	Balcony: from the Butler after catching Furfrou	X  Y
	TM17 (Protect)	Balcony: from the Butler after catching Furfrou	X  Y

Pokémon

Pokémon	Games						Location	Levels	Rate
Fishing
Magikarp	X			Y			Fishing Old Rod	15	100%
Goldeen	X			Y			Fishing Good Rod	25	65%
Corphish	X			Y			Fishing Good Rod	25	35%
Seaking	X			Y			Fishing Super Rod	35	35%
Gyarados	X			Y			Fishing Super Rod	35	60%
Crawdaunt	X			Y			Fishing Super Rod	35	5%
A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here.

Layout

Game	Entrance	1F	2F	Balcony	Courtyard
X
Y

In the spin-off games

Pokémon Masters EX

Artwork depicting the Parfum Palace balcony is seen in Shauna's mindscape.

Shauna & Chesnaught

In animation

The Parfum Palace in the anime

The Parfum Palace appeared in Awakening the Sleeping Giant!. Unlike in the games, where the palace is a museum, in the anime, it is the home of Princess Allie. She had taken the Poké Flute from Lord Shabboneau on her own permission, thinking that it looked pretty. As the flute was required in an annual festival to awaken a Snorlax sleeping in Camphrier Town, Ash and his friends went to the Parfum Palace to get it back. Princess Allie, however, considered the Poké Flute her own, and refused to hand it back. She then noticed Ash's Pikachu, and said that she wanted to have it. Ash naturally refused to do so, even when Allie offered him great riches in return. She then made Ash an offer: they would have a battle, with Pikachu and the Poké Flute being the bets. Even though this put the ownership of his best friend in danger, Ash reluctantly accepted the challenge.

The battle between Allie's Furfrou and Ash's Pikachu took place at a battlefield located in the palace's courtyard. After a while into the battle, Pikachu attacked Furfrou with Thunderbolt, the static electricity causing Furfrou's hair to stand up. Horrified of the terrible outlook, Allie had Furfrou taken to be groomed right away. Since Furfrou had been withdrawn from the battle, Clemont declared Ash the winner by forfeit. When Ash asked Allie to give back the Poké Flute, she shocked him by saying that she wouldn't: she had only said that Pikachu and the Poké Flute were bet on the battle, not who would get which if she lost. Ash and his friends were outraged, and Clemont gave Allie a speech of how selfish her behavior was and that wasn't the way how the world worked, saying that she should hand over the Poké Flute, since Ash even risked his precious partner when accepting the challenge. Hearing Clemont's seemingly caring speech, Allie agreed to give the Poké Flute back on the condition of letting Clemont stay with her. Clemont was shocked, but the others told him to accept the offer, secretly assuring him that they would come back to save him once Snorlax had been awakened.

After the Poké Flute had been returned to its rightful owner and the festival had been completed (even though Team Rocket had tried to steal the Poké Flute), Bonnie realized that they had forgotten to save Clemont. However, Clemont then arrived, having left behind a robotic duplicate of himself. Once Allie found out that Clemont had left, she angrily slapped the robot, causing it to blow up in her face.

In the manga

The Parfum Palace in Pokémon Adventures

Pokémon Adventures

X & Y arc

The Parfum Palace appeared in Overthrowing a Tyrunt and Morphing Manectric, where X and Trevor followed a Team Flare Grunt who had stolen a Manectite there. While they tried to keep up with the Grunt's Tyrunt through the hedge mazes, the Royal Heir Pokémon suddenly jumped into Kanga's pouch and stole her Kangaskhanite. The Grunt then explained to the two Trainers how there was a specific Mega Stone for each Pokémon capable of Mega Evolving.

X proceeded to battle the Grunt which the Manectric that had followed him and his friends from the Lumiose Gym in search for its Mega Stone and now joined X's team with the nickname "Élec". Due to Tyrunt being part Dragon type, Élec's Electric attacks weren't very effective against it. However, with the help of Trevor's Flabébé, Élec managed to subdue the Grunt, giving Flabébé a chance to recover the stolen Mega Stones. X then used the Manectite to Mega Evolve Élec and defeat the Grunt, driving him away. After the battle, X discovered that the Grunt had dropped a complete list of all known Mega Stones.

In Connecting with Gardevoir, fireworks from the Parfum Palace were briefly seen in Korrina's flashback.

Trivia

• The Butler guarding the gate will still let the player in even if they do not have the requested entrance fee when they first visit the palace. This is due to getting the Poké Flute being essential for the game's plot to continue.
• After the player has beaten the Champion, examining the painting of the king who built the palace in one of the rooms will cause them to notice that it looks like AZ.
• If the player has a Hoopa in their party, a Backpacker will appear in the westernmost room on the second floor, telling the player various things about Hoopa and its rings.

Origin

Parfum Palace is based on the Palace of Versailles, located outside Paris, which was originally built as a hunting lodge by the French king Louis XIII and later expanded into a palace by his son and successor, Louis XIV. The palace is well known for being among the most opulent in Europe, and this opulence is referenced numerous times in the game. Like its game counterpart, the expansive gardens and man-made lake were the site of extravagant parties, a similarity which is pointed out by a visitor in Parfum Palace. Today, the site is a popular tourist attraction, which requires expensive upkeep. This is cynically echoed by the man who minds the front gate and defends the high entrance fee to Shauna, saying that the proceeds will be used to maintain the museum, "probably." The major difference between the two palaces, however, is that Parfum Palace is apparently privately owned, whereas Versailles is owned and maintained by the French government.

In other languages

Language	Name	Origin
Japanese	パルファム宮殿 Parfum Kyūden	From parfum, French for perfume
English	Parfum Palace	From its Japanese name
German	Magnum-Opus-Palast	From Magnum Opus
Spanish	Palacio Cénit	From cénit (zenith)
French	Palais Chaydeuvre	From chef-d'œuvre (masterpiece)
Italian	Reggia Aurea	From aurea (golden)
Korean	파르팽궁전 Pareupaeng Gungjeon	From its Japanese name
Chinese (Mandarin)	巴爾法姆香殿 / 巴尔法姆香殿 Bā'ěrfǎmǔ Xiāngdiàn	From the transcription of its Japanese name, 香 xiāng (fragrance), and 殿 diàn (palace hall)
Chinese (Cantonese)	巴爾法姆香殿 Bāyíhfaatmóuh Hēungdihn	From the Mandarin-based transcription of its Japanese name, 香 hēung (fragrance), and 殿 dihn (palace hall)
Finnish	Parfyymipalatsi	From its English name
Polish	Pałac Perfum	From its English name
Brazilian Portuguese	Palácio de Perfume	Translation of its English name

Kalos
Settlements Vaniville Town • Aquacorde Town‎ • Santalune City • Lumiose City • Camphrier Town • Cyllage City Ambrette Town • Geosenge Town • Shalour City • Coumarine City • Laverre City • Dendemille Town • Anistar City Couriway Town • Snowbelle City • Pokémon League • Kiloude City‎ Routes 1 • 2 • 3 • 4 • 5 • 6 • 7 • 8 • 9 • 10 • 11 • 12 • 13 • 14 • 15 • 16 • 17 • 18 • 19 • 20 • 21 • 22 Landmarks Santalune Forest • Chamber of Emptiness • Parfum Palace • Battle Chateau • Berry fields • Connecting Cave • Glittering Cave • Reflection Cave Tower of Mastery • Azure Bay • Sea Spirit's Den • Kalos Power Plant • Poké Ball Factory • Lost Hotel • Frost Cavern • Lysandre Labs Team Flare Secret HQ • Terminus Cave • Pokémon Village • Victory Road • Battle Maison • Friend Safari • Unknown Dungeon

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