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Porto Marinada Market マリナード市場 Marinade Market "Wild Missingno. appeared!"
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Location:	Porto Marinada
Region:	Paldea
Generations:	IX
Location of Porto Marinada Market inPaldea.
Pokémon world locations

ThePorto Marinada Market (Japanese:マリナード市場Marinade Market) is a marketplace and point of interest inPorto Marinada in thePaldea region. The market auctions off various items to buyers.

In the games

Geography

The market is situated in the center of Porto Marinada and is the first thing travelers see after walking down the curved path. The market has a respectable number of vendors and auctioneers selling items to customers.

Buying items

There are four food vendors on the outside booths. These vendors will sell to anyone who wants to buy from them.Every Wich Way is the only vendor selling complete sandwiches whileArtisan Bakery,Deli Cioso, andSure Cans all sell various ingredients for sandwich building.

Auctions

Up to four auctioneers are present in the inner booths. These auctioneers will only sell to those who they feel are able to handle the auctions. Passing theCascarrafa Gym's Gym Test allows the player to buy items here.

The auctioneers will sell their items in lots and up to three customers, one being the player and the other two being NPCs, can bid on the items, with only the winning bid getting the lot. The items sold in these lots will vary in type, and the items on offer will change at the start of every in-game day.

In order to join an auction, the player must have an amount ofPokémon Dollars equal to the starting bid. The amount varies depending on the item, with some items such asApricornPoké Balls starting bid being as high as$100,000.

After clearing the specialTeam Star storyline introduced inThe Indigo Disk,Atticus will also appear as a fifth auctioneer, selling clothing items designed after characters and outfits from past Pokémon games, though he has no booth and will stand off to the side.

Available items

Each of the five venues offers a different pool of items, with each item having a weighted probability of appearing.

For venues 1-3, the total probability weight is 1001.

• The first-listed item in a venue's pool will have 1 more weight than usual. The table below already accounts for this.

Venue 4 only sells items specific to certain Pokémon, and each item will only appear in the pool if the corresponding Pokémon is already in the player'sparty orBoxes. The total probability weight is the total number of eligible items + 1.

• The first eligible item in venue 4's list will have a probability weight of 2. The table below does not account for this, as items can enter the pool upon the Pokémon being obtained, or leave the pool upon the item being obtained.
• Venue 4 items always come in a quantity of 1, and will never have discounts. Each item can only be obtained once.
• Latias andLatios each add a separate chance for theSoul Dew to appear, and each of theforces of nature adds a separate chance for theReveal Glass to appear.
• Unlike other venues, the player can cycle through each potential item if they talk to the vendor but do not join the auction.

After the player completes the group study session quest withTeam Star fromThe Indigo Disk expansion,Atticus will appear at the Porto Marinada Market to sell clothing items that he has created, calling his venue the "Atticus Emporium". These clothing items are replicas of items worn by various characters in past games in the series.

Each item has the following attributes:

• Minimum price: The initial price of an item, before applying quantity or discounts.
• Base price: Value used when calculating an NPC's max budget.
• Item quantity range: The range of possible quantities of the item when it appears. For example, the auctioneer may offer at least 10 Great Balls in one auction, and at most 50 in one auction.
• Discount rate: When multiple of an item is included in an auction, a discount will be applied to the initial bid based on how many items are in the bundle. However, items with a discount rate of 0 are not eligible for discounts.
• Venue X weight: The probability weight that the item will appear for auction at each venue. The probability of the item appearing is the weight divided by 1001.

Venues 1-3

Item	Minimum price ($)	Base price ($) (used for NPC budgets)	Item quantity range	Discount rate	Venue 1 weight (x/1001)	Venue 2 weight (x/1001)	Venue 3 weight (x/1001)
Potion	50	130	50-100	0.7	N/A	31	N/A
Fresh Water	50	130	20-50	1	N/A	90	N/A
Soda Pop	150	250	10-50	1	N/A	90	N/A
Super Potion	200	500	10-50	1	N/A	30	N/A
Lemonade	150	250	10-50	1	N/A	90	N/A
Moomoo Milk	150	300	10-50	1	N/A	90	N/A
Hyper Potion	800	1,000	10-50	1	N/A	60	N/A
Poké Ball	50	130	50-100	0.7	31	N/A	N/A
Great Ball	200	350	10-50	1	60	N/A	N/A
Ultra Ball	400	600	10-30	1	90	N/A	N/A
Premier Ball	50	130	50-100	0.5	60	N/A	N/A
Heal Ball	100	200	3-50	1	30	N/A	N/A
Net Ball	300	1,000	3-20	1	50	N/A	N/A
Nest Ball	300	1,000	3-20	1	50	N/A	N/A
Repeat Ball	300	1,000	3-20	1	50	N/A	N/A
Dive Ball	300	1,000	3-20	1	70	N/A	N/A
Luxury Ball	900	3,000	3-20	1	70	N/A	N/A
Quick Ball	300	1,000	3-20	1	70	N/A	N/A
Dusk Ball	300	1,000	3-20	1	70	N/A	N/A
Timer Ball	500	1,000	3-20	1	50	N/A	N/A
Fried Fillet	200	360	20-50	0.5	24	24	25
Herbed Sausage	200	400	20-50	0.5	24	24	24
Horseradish	200	410	20-50	0.5	24	24	24
Curry Powder	200	450	20-50	0.5	23	23	23
Klawf Stick	300	500	20-50	0.5	23	23	23
Health Feather	200	500	10-50	0.5	N/A	N/A	50
Muscle Feather	200	500	10-50	0.5	N/A	N/A	50
Resist Feather	200	500	10-50	0.5	N/A	N/A	50
Genius Feather	200	500	10-50	0.5	N/A	N/A	50
Clever Feather	200	500	10-50	0.5	N/A	N/A	50
Swift Feather	200	500	10-50	0.5	N/A	N/A	50
Pomeg Berry	100	300	10-100	0.5	N/A	N/A	70
Kelpsy Berry	100	300	10-100	0.5	N/A	N/A	70
Hondew Berry	100	300	10-100	0.5	N/A	N/A	70
Grepa Berry	100	300	10-100	0.5	N/A	N/A	70
Qualot Berry	100	300	10-100	0.5	N/A	N/A	70
Tamato Berry	100	300	10-100	0.5	N/A	N/A	70
HP Up	5,000	10,000	3-30	1	N/A	40	N/A
Protein	5,000	10,000	3-30	1	N/A	40	N/A
Iron	5,000	10,000	3-30	1	N/A	40	N/A
Carbos	5,000	10,000	3-30	1	N/A	40	N/A
Calcium	5,000	10,000	3-30	1	N/A	40	N/A
Zinc	5,000	10,000	3-30	1	N/A	40	N/A
PP Up	3,000	10,000	3-20	0.5	N/A	20	20
PP Max	10,000	30,000	1-3	0	N/A	10	10
Sun Stone	1,500	3,000	1	0	10	10	10
Moon Stone	1,500	3,000	1	0	10	10	10
Shiny Stone	1,500	3,000	1	0	10	10	10
Dusk Stone	1,500	3,000	1	0	10	10	10
Dawn Stone	1,500	3,000	1	0	10	10	10
King's Rock	3,000	10,000	1	0	10	10	10
Metal Coat	1,000	3,000	1	0	10	10	10
Razor Claw	5,000	15,000	1	0	10	10	10
Cracked Pot	3,000	10,000	1	0	10	10	10
Chipped Pot	3,000	10,000	1	0	10	10	10
Bottle Cap	10,000	30,000	3-10	0	10	10	10
Gold Bottle Cap	50,000	150,000	1-3	0	6	6	6
Fast Ball	100,000	200,000	1	0	2	2	2
Level Ball	100,000	200,000	1	0	2	2	2
Lure Ball	100,000	200,000	1	0	2	2	2
Heavy Ball	100,000	200,000	1	0	2	2	2
Love Ball	100,000	200,000	1	0	2	2	2
Friend Ball	100,000	200,000	1	0	2	2	2
Moon Ball	100,000	200,000	1	0	2	2	2
Dream Ball	100,000	200,000	1	0	2	2	2

Venue 4

Item	Minimum price ($)	Base price ($)	Item quantity	Probability (x/eligible)	Required Pokémon
Soul Dew	500	4,000	1	1-2	Latias or Latios
Meteorite	500	4,000	1	1	Deoxys
Rotom Catalog	500	4,000	1	1	Rotom
Adamant Orb	500	4,000	1	1	Dialga
Adamant Crystal	500	4,000	1	1	Dialga
Lustrous Orb	500	4,000	1	1	Palkia
Lustrous Globe	500	4,000	1	1	Palkia
Griseous Orb	500	4,000	1	1	Giratina
Griseous Core	500	4,000	1	1	Giratina
GracideaVer. 2.0.1+	500	4,000	1	1	Shaymin
Flame Plate	500	4,000	1	1	Arceus
Splash Plate	500	4,000	1	1	Arceus
Zap Plate	500	4,000	1	1	Arceus
Meadow Plate	500	4,000	1	1	Arceus
Icicle Plate	500	4,000	1	1	Arceus
Fist Plate	500	4,000	1	1	Arceus
Toxic Plate	500	4,000	1	1	Arceus
Earth Plate	500	4,000	1	1	Arceus
Sky Plate	500	4,000	1	1	Arceus
Mind Plate	500	4,000	1	1	Arceus
Insect Plate	500	4,000	1	1	Arceus
Stone Plate	500	4,000	1	1	Arceus
Spooky Plate	500	4,000	1	1	Arceus
Draco Plate	500	4,000	1	1	Arceus
Dread Plate	500	4,000	1	1	Arceus
Iron Plate	500	4,000	1	1	Arceus
Pixie Plate	500	4,000	1	1	Arceus
Reveal Glass	500	4,000	1	1-4	Tornadus, Thundurus, Landorus, or Enamorus
DNA Splicers	500	4,000	1	1	Kyurem
Prison Bottle	500	4,000	1	1	Hoopa
N-Solarizer	500	4,000	1	1	Necrozma
N-Lunarizer	500	4,000	1	1	Necrozma
Rusted Sword	500	4,000	1	1	Zacian
Rusted Shield	500	4,000	1	1	Zamazenta
Scroll of Darkness	500	4,000	1	1	Kubfu
Scroll of Waters	500	4,000	1	1	Kubfu
Reins of Unity	500	4,000	1	1	Calyrex

Atticus Emporium

Discount calculation

When multiple of an item is sold in a single auction (example: 50 Poké Balls), a discount percentage is applied based on the quantity.

This discount multiplier is calculated as follows:${\displaystyle DiscountMultiplier=\frac{(100-quantity\times DiscountRate)}{100}}$

Example with Poké Balls:

• The discount rate for Poké Balls is 0.7.
• 50 Poké Balls:$\frac{(100-50\times 0.7)}{100}=0.65$. This is effectively a 35% discount.
• 100 Poké Balls:$\frac{(100-100\times 0.7)}{100}=0.30$. This is effectively a 70% discount.

Initial bid calculation

An auction's initial bid price is calculated as follows:

${\displaystyle StartPrice=quantity\times MinPrice\times DiscountMultiplier+0.5}$

The amount is then rounded to the nearest hundred.

Example with Poké Balls:

• Poké Ball's minimum price is$50.
• 50 Poké Balls:${\displaystyle 50\times 50\times 0.65+0.5=1625.5}$. This rounds to$1,600.
• 100 Poké Balls:${\displaystyle 100\times 50\times 0.30+0.5=1500.5}$. This rounds to$1,500.

Bidding

Auctions begin with three participants, one being the player and two being NPCs.

At the start of an auction, the player may bid the starting price, or$500 higher than the starting price. On subsequent rounds, these options are replaced by$500 or$1,000 higher than the current bid.

• On expensive items, a 10× multiplier is applied to these increments, for both the player and NPCs.

Bids will proceed in order of the player, then the first NPC, then the second NPC, back to the player, and so on. The auction will end when all but one participant has withdrawn.

• If all three participants are still in the running, the player has an option to skip bidding when reaching their turn. This option is not available once there are only two participants remaining, and if one of the other two bidders drops out in the same round, the auction will end without giving the player another chance to re-enter the bidding.

If the player wins the auction, they then pay the amount of the final bid, and receive the item. If the player does not have enough money at this time, the auctioneer will hold the item until the player returns with enough money.

NPC behavior

There are 8 possible NPCs that can appear as bidders, with each having a budget as well as a wish item.

An NPC's budget is calculated similarly to the initial bid price, but using the item's base price instead of minimum price:

${\displaystyle budget=quantity\times BasePrice\times BaseBudgetRate\times DiscountMultiplier+0.5}$

NPCs can make low bids or high bids, until making another bid would exceed their budget. At this point, they will withdraw from the auction.

• Low bids have a 7,001/10,001 (~70%) chance to occur, while high bids have a 3,000/10,001 (~30%) chance to occur.
• Note that the table below does not account for the 10× multiplier on increments for expensive items.

If an NPC's wish item is the one on auction, they will say a unique line at the start of the auction. Their budget will also be higher, and they will be more likely to make high bids.

• The budget formula will use the NPC's wish budget rate instead of base budget rate.
• Low bids have a 3,001/10,001 (~30%) chance to occur, while high bids have a 7,000/10,001 (~70%) chance to occur.

Example: NPCs 7 and 8 are bidding on 1 Moon Ball.

• Moon Ball's base price is$200,000, and it is not eligible for discounts.
• NPC 7: This is not their wish item, so their base budget rate of 1.8 is used. Their budget is therefore 1 × 200,000 × 1.8 + 0.5 = 360,000.5. This rounds to$360,000.
• NPC 8: This is their wish item, so their wish budget rate of 2 is used. Their budget is therefore 1 × 200,000 × 2 + 0.5 = 400,000.5. This rounds to$400,000.
• Additionally, recall that the bid increments of both the player and these NPCs is multiplied by 10×, since the item is expensive.

NPC	Description	Wish item	Base budget rate	Wish budget rate	Low bid increment ($)	High bid increment ($)	Wish item line
1	Small boy in a green shirt	Moomoo Milk	1	1.3	500	500	Oooh, I want this lot real bad!!!
2	Small girl in a pink striped shirt	Lemonade	1	1.3	500	500	This lot is mine!
3	Man in a yellow shirt and blue jeans	King's Rock	1.1	1.5	500	1,500	I'll outbid all of ya!
4	Woman in a white shirt and an orange flower-print skirt	Metal Coat	1.1	1.5	500	1,500	I really wanna win!
5	Burly man in a hot-pink shirt and white pants	Bottle Cap	1.2	1.6	500	1,500	Time for this old geezer to shine!
6	Older woman in a blue top and orange pants	Gold Bottle Cap	1.2	1.6	500	1,500	I'm taking this home for sure!
7	Older man in a square-patterned light-pink shirt and beige pants	Dream Ball	1.8	2	1,500	2,000	No way I'm lettin' this lot go!
8	Older woman in a blue top and blue pants	Moon Ball	1.8	2	1,500	2,000	Time to empty the pension pot!

Gym test

During theCascarrafa Gym test, the player is given$50,000 and told to engage in a simplified version of the auction system.

The auction item, 1 Wakame seaweed, has a starting bid price of$10,000, a base price of also$10,000, and is not eligible for discounts. This item is considered expensive, so the player and NPCs have the 10× multiplier applied to their bid increments.

The two NPCs here do not have wish items, and each has only one possible bid increment they can make.

• NPC A's budget is effectively 1 × 10,000 × 2.5 + 0.5 = 25,000.5. This rounds to$25,000.
• NPC B's budget is effectively 1 × 10,000 × 4 + 0.5 = 40,000.5. This rounds to$40,000.

It is mathematically impossible for the player to fail to win the auction, and to exceed spending$50,000.

• NPC A will always bid$5,000, while NPC B will always bid$10,000.

Worst case (spending exactly$50,000):

• Player (bids base price, total 10,000)
• NPC A (bids 5,000, total 15,000)
• NPC B (bids 10,000, total 25,000)
• Player (bids 5,000, total 30,000)
• NPC A (over budget of 25,000; withdraws)
• NPC B (bids 10,000, total 40,000)
• Player (bids 10,000, total 50,000)
• NPC B (over budget of 40,000; withdraws)
• Final price:$50,000

Best case (spending minimum amount of$35,000):

• Player (bids base price, total 10,000)
• NPC A (bids 5,000, total 15,000)
• NPC B (bids 10,000, total 25,000)
• Player (bids 10,000, total 35,000)
• NPC A (over budget of 25,000; withdraws)
• NPC B (bidding would increase total to 45,000, which is over budget; withdraws)
• Final price:$35,000

In other languages

External links

• Research thread by Anubis on Twitter

Paldea
South Province Settlements Mesagoza (Naranja Academy/Uva Academy) Cabo Poco •Los Platos •Cortondo •Artazon •Alfornada Areas Area One •Area Two •Area Three Area Four •Area Five •Area Six (Alfornada Cavern) Poco Path •Inlet Grotto •Pokémon League •South Paldean Sea West Province Settlements Cascarrafa •Porto Marinada •Medali Areas Area One (Segin Squad's Base) •Area Two •Area Three Asado Desert •West Paldean Sea East Province Settlements Levincia •Artazon •Zapapico Areas Area One (Schedar Squad's Base) •Area Two •Area Three Tagtree Thicket (Navi Squad's Base) •East Paldean Sea North Province Settlements Montenevera Areas Area One •Area Two (Caph Squad's Base) •Area Three (Ruchbah Squad's Base) Casseroya Lake (Socarrat Trail) •Glaseado Mountain (Dalizapa Passage) North Paldean Sea Great Crater of Paldea Area Zero Zero Gate •Zero Lab •Area Zero Underdepths Landmarks Ten Sights of Paldea (Colonnade Hollow) Grasswither Shrine •Icerend Shrine Groundblight Shrine •Firescourge Shrine Access to Kitakami •Blueberry Academy

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