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Bailley

Bailley

Bailley is the main setting of Glitch Techs, and the current home of Five and Miko. It’s also the place where they work for the local Hinobi Technology store, one of the Glitch Techs Headquarters which is operated by Phil Altiere.

Geography

Bailley is a remote suburban town, surrounded by mountains and pine trees and near a sea or ocean.

It is likely located in the northwestern United States in either Oregon or Washington State, given its surrounding landscape and the fact that many gaming and tech companies, such as Microsoft, Nintendo and Valve, are located in that area in real life.

Appearances

Season 1
Glitch Techs theme song: Appears
1-2. "Age of Hinobi": Debut 6. "Castle Crawl": Appears
3. "Tutorial Mode": Appears 7. "Alpha Leader": Appears
4. "Going, Going, Gauntlet!": Appears 8. "Collection Quest": Appears
5. "Smashozaurs": Appears 9. "Adventures in Pet Training": Appears
10. "Karate Trainer": Appears
Season 2
Glitch Techs theme song: Appears
1. "The Glitch Modder": Appears 6. "Find the Glitch": Appears
2. "Ping": Appears 7. "The Real Glitch Techs": Appears
3. "Ralphie Bear Is Back": Appears 8. "Settling the Score": Appears
4. "BUDS": Appears 9. "I'm Mitch Williams": Appears
5. "The New Recruit": Appears 10. "BITT Prime": Appears

Places of Interest

Trivia

  • The town is named after the video game programmer Dona Bailey, who is known for creating the Atari game Centipede.
    • Similarly, the pet shop Nolan's Ark is named after Nolan Bushnell, the founder of Atari along with Ted Dabney (the namesake of Bailley's rival city) and of Chuck E. Cheese (which Joystick Jr. is based on).
      • It is also a pun on the biblical story of Noah's Ark.
  • Some establishments are references to other Nickelodeon properties:
    • The Groovy Smoothie is a smoothie joint in the sitcom iCarly.
    • The Frosty Mart is a convenience store in the animated series Fanboy & Chum Chum, by Glitch Techs co-creator Eric Robles.
  • Some establishments are references to real-world locations:
    • Snake Shack's name is based on Shake Shack.
    • Noodle King is likely based on Burger King.
    • Hobby Haul may be based on Hobby Lobby.

References