Casseroya Lake

Casseroya Lake (Japanese: オージャの湖 Olla Lake) is a large lake and surrounding region in northwestern Paldea, it is part of the . Contained within it is the Socarrat Trail. It is located west of Glaseado Mountain and north of West Province (Area Two) and West Province (Area Three). To the north and east is the North Paldean Sea. The False Dragon Titan, and , collectively one of the Titan Pokémon of the Paldea region, can be found here.
==Places of interest==
===Casseroya Falls===
Casseroya Falls is one of the . It is two waterfalls that originate from Glaseado Mountain and feed into the lake below.
===Casseroya Watchtowers===
Casseroya Lake has three watchtowers. Casseroya Watchtower No. 1 is located south of the lake, adjacent to the river that borders West Province (Area Two). Casseroya Watchtower No. 2 is located northeast of Casseroya Watchtower No. 1, closer to the border of the lake. Casseroya Watchtower No. 3 is located on a cliffside to the northeast, right by Glaseado Mountain between Casseroya Falls and . A Chest Form can be found and battled at each watchtower.
A Pokémon League representative at Casseroya Watchtower No. 2 asks the to defeat seven Pokémon Trainers in Casseroya Lake for a TM.
===Gracia Stones===
The Gracia Stones are one of the . They are rock pillars that jut from the surface of the North Paldean Sea.
===Socarrat Trail===
Socarrat Trail is a subregion of Casseroya Lake that encompasses most of the northern shore of the lake. It features colorful foliage and is home to the Groundblight Shrine.
==Items==
===Gifts===
===Forest biome===
===Lake biome===
==Special encounters==
After acquiring the corresponding Treat from Snacksworth, certain Legendary Pokémon will spawn in this area as a static encounter. If defeated, they can be battled again after the game has been rebooted, provided that over one hour has passed in Nintendo Switch's internal clock since their defeat. They are coded to never be .
		
==Pokémon==
 Fixed Encounters
Pokémon	Level 	Game
* 	60 	S/V
 	50, 55	S/V
 	50 	S/V
 	49, 55	S/V
* 	45 	S/V
* 	45 	S/V
 	55 	S/V
 	50, 52	S/V
 	30 	S/V
 	45 	S/V
 	35 	S/V
 	49-54 	S/V
 	51-52 	S/V
 	50-56 	S/V
* 	49 	S/V
 	49-51 	S/V
* 	50 	S/V
 Terastallized Encounters
Pokémon	Level	Tera Type	Game
 	55 	Dragon 	S/V
 	55 	Grass 	S/V
 	50 	Water 	S/V
 	55 	Ice 	S/V
 	55 	Fairy 	S/V
 	55 	Water 	S/V
* An asterisk indicates that this Pokémon is unobtainable as a random encounter in this Area.
* Casseroya Lake has 57 unique encounters (excluding Pack Pokémon).
==Trainers==
===Multi-Battle partners===
Arven joins the as a Multi Battle partner against the False Dragon Titan.
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==In animation==
===Pokémon: Paldean Winds===
The Casseroya Falls, one of the Ten Sights of Paldea located in Casseroya Lake, was briefly featured in Breathe Together.
==In other languages==
Language 	Name 	Origin
Japanese 	オージャの湖 Olla no Mizumi 	From olla (Spanish for pot) and 王者 ōja (monarch)
English 	Casseroya Lake 	From and royal Yassin: "Hey! What does Casseroya mean? That’s all I can think about recently! [...] Wait! I know! Maybe it’s a royal casserole?!" ()
German 	Caldero-See 	From caldero (Spanish for cauldron)
Spanish 	Lago Cazola 	From cazola ( for casserole) and possibly
French 	Lac Asrol 	From la casserole (the casserole)
Italian 	Lago Gran Caldero 	From gran (Spanish for great) and caldero (Spanish for cauldron)
Korean 	오야 호수 Olla Hosu 	From the Japanese name
Chinese ()	大鍋湖 / 大锅湖 Dàguō Hú 	From 大鍋 dàguō / daaihwō (cauldron)
Chinese ()	大鍋湖 Daaihwō Wùh 	From 大鍋 dàguō / daaihwō (cauldron)
==References==
==Related articles==
Category:Scarlet and Violet locations
Category:Lakes
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