Glaseado Mountain

Glaseado Mountain (Japanese: ナッペ山 Mount Napper) is the tallest mountain in the Paldea region, located in the region's North Province. The Glaseado Gym and the town of Montenevera are located here.
Because of the Gym's specialized type, the people of this area tend to walk around accompanied by Pokémon. Interestingly, the people of Montenevera are often accompanied by the same.
==Geography==
Glaseado Mountain is large, snowed-over mountain that consistently has a cold climate.
==Places of interest==
===Dalizapa Passage===
Dalizapa Passage is a rugged route that runs between Glaseado Mountain and the Great Crater of Paldea.
===Montenevera===
The town of Montenevera is a mountainous settlement located deep within Glaseado Mountain, near its geographical center. It is home to the Montenevera Gym, led by the Gym Leader Ryme.
===Glaseado Gym===
The Glaseado Gym is the official Gym of Glaseado Mountain, located near its highest peak. It is led by the Gym Leader Grusha.
===Glaseado Gym Pokémon Center===
A Pokémon Center is located right outside of the Glaseado Gym. A Pokémon League representative here asks the to defeat ten Pokémon Trainers on Glaseado Mountain for a TM.
===Glaseado Mountain Watchtower===
A watchtower is located at the far eastern edge of Glaseado Mountain, directly to the west of the North Province (Area One) Pokémon Center. A Chest Form can be found and battled here.
===Glaseado's Grasp===
Glaseado's Grasp is one of the . It is a rock structure that resembles a grasping hand, located southeast of .
===Paldea's Highest Peak===
Paldea's Highest Peak is one of the . The highest point of Paldea, it offers a grand view of the region.
==Poké Mart==
==Items==
===Gifts===
===North area===
===Snowfield biome===
===South area===
====Cave biome====
====Mountain biome====
====Rocky Area 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 on the Nintendo Switch's internal clock since their defeat. They are coded to never be .
		
==Pokémon==
===Southern Mountain===
===Northern Mountain===
 Fixed Encounters
Pokémon	Level	Game
 	36 	S/V
 	35 	S/V
* 	45 	S/V
* 	40 	S/V
 	30 	S/V
 	43 	S/V
 	45 	S/V
* 	40 	S/V
 	33-35	S/V
 	40 	S/V
 	51 	S/V
 	25-36	S/V
 	41 	S/V
 	35 	S/V
 	34 	S/V
 	35 	S/V
* 	49 	S/V
* 	49 	S/V
* 	35 	S/V
 Terastallized Encounters
Pokémon	Level	Tera Type	Game
* 	50 	Poison 	S/V
 	40 	Dark 	S/V
* 	49 	Normal 	S/V
 	55 	Fire 	S/V
* 	55 	Electric 	S/V
 	45 	Rock 	S/V
* An asterisk indicates that this Pokémon is unobtainable as a random encounter in this Area.
* Glaseado Mountain has 106 unique encounters (excluding Pack Pokémon or alternate forms of the same Pokémon).
==Trainers==
 
==In animation==
===Pokémon Horizons: The Series===
Glaseado Mountain first appeared in Roy and Fuecoco's First Snow!, where Liko, Roy, and Dot arrived there. After spending a night at a mountain hut, they arrived in their first destination, Montenevera, in the next episode, where Roy had his second Tera Training test at the Montenevera Gym, but lost and failed to pass the test. Following some Hyper Training with Nemona, Roy challenged Ryme to a rematch in A New Song for Fuecoco and managed to beat her through refined strategies, passing the test on his second try.
Following Roy's victory over Ryme, the trio traveled to the Glaseado Gym for Liko's own test, arriving there in Ice Battle! Cold-Eyed Grusha. After some bobsledding with , Liko fought Grusha but lost, causing the Gym Leader to declare she had failed her test.
In The Approaching Shadow!, while heading to Naranja Academy, the group decided to visit along the way in order to cheer Liko up following her failed test. Along the way, however, the Explorers separated Liko from the others, leading to her running into Amethio and battling him until Spinel appeared on the scene. He fooled the two into chasing him into an underground cave before trapping them inside. Meanwhile, Roy and Dot were confronted by Sidian and Coral to keep them from going to Liko's aid. Following a talk about their respective grandparents, Liko and Amethio succeeded in escaping the cave in the following episode, while Roy and Dot were saved by the arrival of Grusha, following which the trio reunited and visited the summit as they had planned.
Montenevera anime.png|Montenevera
Glaseado Gym anime.png|Glaseado Gym
Paldea Highest Peak anime.png|
===Pokémon: Paldean Winds===
Glaseado Mountain first appeared in Breathe Out. Ohara had traveled up the mountain in order to dispose of her flute. There, she encountered Arven, who soon found himself being chased around by a . Fortunately, after her came back with her flute, she managed to calm down the Terra Whale Pokémon by playing a melody.
Glaseado's Grasp and Paldea's Highest Peak, two of the Ten Sights of Paldea located in Glaseado Mountain, were briefly featured in Breathe Together.
Glaseado Grasp PW.png|Glaseado's Grasp
Paldea Highest Peak PW.png|Paldea's Highest Peak
==In other languages==
Language 	Name 	Origin
Japanese 	ナッペ山 Napper 	From napper (French for "to coat with sauce or cream")
English 	Glaseado Mountain	From glaseado (Spanish for )
German 	Montanata 	From montaña (Spanish for mountain), montanha (Portuguese for mountain), and nata (Spanish and Portuguese for cream)
Spanish, Italian 	Sierra Napada 	From napado (Spanish for "coated with sauce or cream") and possibly
French 	Mont Nappé 	From nappé (coated with sauce or cream)
Korean 	나페산 Napper 	From the Japanese name
Chinese () 	霜抹山 Shuāngmǒ 	From 霜 shuāng / sēung (frost) or 糖霜 tángshuāng / tòhngsēung (icing), and 塗抹 túmǒ / tòuhmut (to apply [icing])
Chinese () 	霜抹山 Sēungmut 	From 霜 shuāng / sēung (frost) or 糖霜 tángshuāng / tòhngsēung (icing), and 塗抹 túmǒ / tòuhmut (to apply [icing])
Indonesian 	Gunung Acai 	From icing
Brazilian Portuguese	Montanha Glaseado	From its English name
==Related articles==
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