From Bulbapedia, the community-driven Pokémon encyclopedia.
|
This article is incomplete. Please feel free to edit this article to add missing information and complete it. Reason: Additional ESP information and rewards
|
Alfornada (Japanese: ベイクタウン Bake Town) is a town in the Paldea region, located in South Province (Area Six).
Because of the Gym's specialized type, the people of this town tend to walk around accompanied by Psychic-type Pokémon.
Places of interest
Alfornada Gym
- Main article: Alfornada Gym
The Alfornada Gym is the official Gym of Alfornada. The Gym Leader is Tulip, who specializes in Psychic-type Pokémon.
Alfornada Pokémon Center
A Pokémon League representative at this Pokémon Center asks the player to defeat seven Pokémon Trainers in South Province (Area Six) for a TM.
Emotional Spectrum Practice
Emotional Spectrum Practice, or ESP for short, is an exercise activity formulated by Tulip to help one become more beautiful. ESP regimens are taught by Dendra at the eastern side of town at the base of the observatory. The player must participate in two ESP sessions, featuring 10 and 15 rounds respectively under standard mode rules, as part of the Alfornada Gym Test. In subsequent visits, Dendra will continue to offer ESP sessions, in two different modes: Standard and Knockout.
During an ESP session, Dendra will prompt the player to press either the X, A, B, or Y button before a short timer expires. Each button corresponds to a color-coded emotion that the player must mimic, and it is possible for the same emotion to be chosen multiple times in a row. If the correct emotion is given, the timer will pause briefly, and the current round will be marked as a success even if the player later switches to a different emotion. No penalty is given for expressing the wrong emotion, and the timer will keep running while still allowing the player to switch to the correct emotion. It is possible to input the correct emotion multiple times in the same round, but this does not provide any additional points.
Standard mode offers four different courses of increasing difficulty (more rounds and a shorter timer per round): Nice 'n' easy, Moderate, Vigorous, and All-out. This mode will end in failure if at any point the player has accumulated seven more unsuccessful rounds than they have successful rounds, and no reward will be given in this case. If the player reaches the end of the session without having too many unsuccessful rounds, they will receive various Berries as a reward.
Course
|
Rounds
|
Successful rounds required to finish
|
Time per round
|
Reward
|
Nice 'n' easy
|
15
|
5
|
3.0 seconds
|
3 copies of one random Berry:
|
Moderate
|
20
|
7
|
2.3 seconds
|
3 copies of one random Berry:
|
Vigorous
|
30
|
12
|
1.6 seconds
|
3 copies of one random Berry:
|
All-out
|
40
|
17
|
1.2 seconds
|
Same as Vigorous, plus one:
|
In Knockout mode, a single unsuccessful round at any time will end the session. Dendra will continue for a maximum of 151 prompts, divided into phases of increasing speed. After each phase, there is an opportunity to rest, in which the game will not proceed to the next phase until the player presses any button.
Phase
|
Rounds (cumulative)
|
Time per round
|
Consolation prize for failure during this phase
|
Phase 1
|
10
|
3.0 seconds
|
None
|
Phase 2
|
15 (25)
|
2.3 seconds
|
One copy of a random Berry:
|
Phase 3
|
20 (45)
|
2.0 seconds
|
3 copies of a random one of the six Berry types above
|
Phase 4
|
25 (70)
|
1.3 seconds
|
5 copies each of two random Berry types from above
|
Phase 5
|
81 (151)
|
1.0 seconds
|
10 copies each of two random Berry types from above
|
Completing all 151 rounds causes the player to be rewarded with "an assortment of Berries"; this consists of 10 copies of each of the six Berry types that can be given as consolation prizes, plus one Starf Berry.
Chains
Artisan Bakery
- Main article: Artisan Bakery
Artisan Bakery is a chain store that sells various sandwich ingredients and picks. It has one location in Alfornada, along the northern strip of the main street 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 Alfornada, along the northern strip of the main street of town.
Gastronomie en Famille
- Main article: Gastronomie en Famille
Gastronomie en Famille is a restaurant chain that sells fancy dishes which provide Meal Powers. It has one location in Alfornada, along the southern strip of the main street of town.
Seabreeze Café
- Main article: Seabreeze Café
Seabreeze Café is a restaurant chain that sells light fare which provide Meal Powers. It has one location in Alfornada, along the southern strip of the main street of town.
Vending machines
A vending machine can be found across the street from the battle court, by the warehouse.
Poké Mart
Items
Item
|
Location
|
Games
|
|
TM165 (Flare Blitz)
|
Alfornada Pokémon Center; from the Pokémon League representative after defeating seven Trainers in South Province (Area Six)
|
S V
|
|
In animation
Pokémon: Paldean Winds
Alfornada briefly appeared in Breathe Together.
Music
Trivia
- The battle court features all the menu sprites from the Generation I games along the outside of the building and the sidewalk, except for Pikachu's sprite from Pokémon Yellow.
- The theme that plays in this location, "ベイクタウン / Alfornada", is a subtle remix of the overworld theme used within the South Province, and is programmed to dynamically interact with the other South Province themes.
- The Emotional Spectrum Practice Knockout mode has a total of 151 rounds, matching the original number of Pokémon in Generation I.
Origin
Name origin
Language
|
Name
|
Origin
|
Japanese
|
ベイクタウン Bake Town
|
From bake
|
English
|
Alfornada
|
From al- (a prefix of Arabic origin, roughly equivalent to "the", common in many Iberian place names) and forno (Portuguese for "oven") or fornada (Portuguese for "batch", particularly baked goods).
|
German
|
Asarilla
|
From asar (Spanish for "to roast") and possibly Sevilla (Seville)
|
Spanish
|
Pueblo Alforno
|
From forno (Portuguese for oven) or al forno (Italian for baked)
|
French
|
Alforneira
|
From forno (Portuguese for oven) and possibly Albufeira
|
Italian
|
Las Brasas
|
From las brasas (Spanish for "the embers")
|
Korean
|
베이크마을 Bake Maeul
|
From its Japanese name
|
Chinese (Mandarin)
|
焙固鎮 / 焙固镇 Bèigù Zhèn
|
From 焙 bèi / buih (to bake) and 固 gù / gu (firm; to solidify) or a transcription of Japanese name
|
Chinese (Cantonese)
|
焙固鎮 Buihgu Jan
|