Pokémon Berries: All 68 Berries, Flavours and Effects
Every Pokémon berry with its flavour profile, growth time and in-battle effect. 68 berries on pokee.si.
There are 68 berries here, grouped by what they do in battle. Each one lists its main flavour and the type and power it gives the move Natural Gift.
Natural Gift is a move whose type and power depend on the berry the user holds. The power shown is the Generation VI and VII value (20 less in Generations IV and V, listed as powerGen4to5), and the move cannot be chosen in battle from Generation VIII onwards. Size is in millimetres. Growth time is the hours each growth stage takes in the Generation III and IV planting games, as listed by PokeAPI (a berry goes through four stages). Berries added later (Kee, Maranga, Roseli and Hopo) have no growth data here, and maximum harvest is the PokeAPI figure, not checked against the games. Firmness is left blank for Haban and Apicot because PokeAPI and Bulbapedia disagree.
Status cures (7)
Eaten automatically to cure a status condition.
- Cheri Berry: Eaten automatically by a paralysed holder, curing the paralysis.
- Chesto Berry: Eaten automatically by a sleeping holder, waking it up. (Pairs well with the move Rest.)
- Pecha Berry: Eaten automatically by a poisoned holder, curing both ordinary and bad poison.
- Rawst Berry: Eaten automatically by a burned holder, curing the burn.
- Aspear Berry: Eaten automatically by a frozen holder, thawing it out.
- Persim Berry: Eaten automatically by a confused holder, curing the confusion.
- Lum Berry: Eaten automatically when the holder gets any status condition or becomes confused, curing it. It is the one berry that cures every status condition.
Healing (3)
Restore HP when the holder is low.
- Oran Berry: Eaten automatically when the holder falls to half its HP or less, restoring 10 HP.
- Sitrus Berry: Eaten automatically when the holder falls to half its HP or less, restoring a quarter of its maximum HP.
- Enigma Berry: Eaten automatically when the holder is hit by a super-effective move, restoring a quarter of its maximum HP.
Pinch healing (5)
Restore a third of HP in a pinch (since Generation VIII), but may confuse a Pokémon that dislikes the flavour.
- Figy Berry: Eaten automatically when its holder drops to a quarter of its maximum HP or less (half with the Gluttony Ability), restoring a third of its maximum HP. If the holder's Nature dislikes spicy food, it also becomes confused after eating it.
- Wiki Berry: Eaten automatically when its holder drops to a quarter of its maximum HP or less (half with the Gluttony Ability), restoring a third of its maximum HP. If the holder's Nature dislikes dry food, it also becomes confused after eating it.
- Mago Berry: Eaten automatically when its holder drops to a quarter of its maximum HP or less (half with the Gluttony Ability), restoring a third of its maximum HP. If the holder's Nature dislikes sweet food, it also becomes confused after eating it.
- Aguav Berry: Eaten automatically when its holder drops to a quarter of its maximum HP or less (half with the Gluttony Ability), restoring a third of its maximum HP. If the holder's Nature dislikes bitter food, it also becomes confused after eating it.
- Iapapa Berry: Eaten automatically when its holder drops to a quarter of its maximum HP or less (half with the Gluttony Ability), restoring a third of its maximum HP. If the holder's Nature dislikes sour food, it also becomes confused after eating it.
Damage-halving (18)
Halve one hit from a particular type.
- Occa Berry: Eaten automatically when the holder is hit by a super-effective Fire-type attack, halving that one hit's damage.
- Passho Berry: Eaten automatically when the holder is hit by a super-effective Water-type attack, halving that one hit's damage.
- Wacan Berry: Eaten automatically when the holder is hit by a super-effective Electric-type attack, halving that one hit's damage.
- Rindo Berry: Eaten automatically when the holder is hit by a super-effective Grass-type attack, halving that one hit's damage.
- Yache Berry: Eaten automatically when the holder is hit by a super-effective Ice-type attack, halving that one hit's damage.
- Chople Berry: Eaten automatically when the holder is hit by a super-effective Fighting-type attack, halving that one hit's damage.
- Kebia Berry: Eaten automatically when the holder is hit by a super-effective Poison-type attack, halving that one hit's damage.
- Shuca Berry: Eaten automatically when the holder is hit by a super-effective Ground-type attack, halving that one hit's damage.
- Coba Berry: Eaten automatically when the holder is hit by a super-effective Flying-type attack, halving that one hit's damage.
- Payapa Berry: Eaten automatically when the holder is hit by a super-effective Psychic-type attack, halving that one hit's damage.
- Tanga Berry: Eaten automatically when the holder is hit by a super-effective Bug-type attack, halving that one hit's damage.
- Charti Berry: Eaten automatically when the holder is hit by a super-effective Rock-type attack, halving that one hit's damage.
- Kasib Berry: Eaten automatically when the holder is hit by a super-effective Ghost-type attack, halving that one hit's damage.
- Haban Berry: Eaten automatically when the holder is hit by a super-effective Dragon-type attack, halving that one hit's damage.
- Colbur Berry: Eaten automatically when the holder is hit by a super-effective Dark-type attack, halving that one hit's damage.
- Babiri Berry: Eaten automatically when the holder is hit by a super-effective Steel-type attack, halving that one hit's damage.
- Chilan Berry: Eaten automatically when the holder is hit by a Normal-type attack (Normal is never super effective against anything, so this works on any hit), halving that one hit's damage.
- Roseli Berry: Eaten automatically when the holder is hit by a super-effective Fairy-type attack, halving that one hit's damage.
Stat boosters (8)
Raise a stat in a pinch or after a hit.
- Liechi Berry: Eaten automatically when its holder drops to a quarter of its maximum HP or less (half with the Gluttony Ability), raising its Attack by one stage.
- Ganlon Berry: Eaten automatically when its holder drops to a quarter of its maximum HP or less (half with the Gluttony Ability), raising its Defense by one stage.
- Salac Berry: Eaten automatically when its holder drops to a quarter of its maximum HP or less (half with the Gluttony Ability), raising its Speed by one stage.
- Petaya Berry: Eaten automatically when its holder drops to a quarter of its maximum HP or less (half with the Gluttony Ability), raising its Special Attack by one stage.
- Apicot Berry: Eaten automatically when its holder drops to a quarter of its maximum HP or less (half with the Gluttony Ability), raising its Special Defense by one stage.
- Starf Berry: Eaten automatically when its holder drops to a quarter of its maximum HP or less (half with the Gluttony Ability), sharply raising (by two stages) one randomly chosen stat out of Attack, Defense, Special Attack, Special Defense and Speed.
- Kee Berry: Eaten automatically when the holder is hit by a physical move, raising its Defense by one stage.
- Maranga Berry: Eaten automatically when the holder is hit by a special move, raising its Special Defense by one stage.
Other pinch berries (3)
Boost crit chance, accuracy or speed order in a pinch.
- Lansat Berry: Eaten automatically when its holder drops to a quarter of its maximum HP or less (half with the Gluttony Ability), boosting its critical-hit chance (as if it had used Focus Energy).
- Micle Berry: Eaten automatically when its holder drops to a quarter of its maximum HP or less (half with the Gluttony Ability), giving the holder's next move a one-off accuracy boost of about 20%.
- Custap Berry: Eaten automatically when its holder drops to a quarter of its maximum HP or less (half with the Gluttony Ability), letting the holder move first in its priority bracket on that turn.
Retaliation (2)
Hurt the attacker.
- Jaboca Berry: Eaten automatically when the holder is hit by a physical move, hurting the attacker for an eighth of the attacker's maximum HP.
- Rowap Berry: Eaten automatically when the holder is hit by a special move, hurting the attacker for an eighth of the attacker's maximum HP.
PP restoring (2)
Restore PP.
- Leppa Berry: Eaten automatically when one of the holder's moves runs out of PP, restoring 10 PP to that move.
- Hopo Berry: A Pokémon Legends: Arceus berry. Given to a Pokémon, it restores 10 PP to one of its moves. Thrown to wild Pokémon, it makes them slower to notice the player.
EV lowering (6)
Lower a stat's effort values.
- Pomeg Berry: Eaten outside battle, it lowers the Pokémon's HP effort values by 10 and raises its friendship. Used to retrain stats.
- Kelpsy Berry: Eaten outside battle, it lowers the Pokémon's Attack effort values by 10 and raises its friendship. Used to retrain stats.
- Qualot Berry: Eaten outside battle, it lowers the Pokémon's Defense effort values by 10 and raises its friendship. Used to retrain stats.
- Hondew Berry: Eaten outside battle, it lowers the Pokémon's Special Attack effort values by 10 and raises its friendship. Used to retrain stats.
- Grepa Berry: Eaten outside battle, it lowers the Pokémon's Special Defense effort values by 10 and raises its friendship. Used to retrain stats.
- Tamato Berry: Eaten outside battle, it lowers the Pokémon's Speed effort values by 10 and raises its friendship. Used to retrain stats.
Cooking berries (14)
No battle effect.
- Razz Berry: No battle effect. Mainly used for cooking and for Pokémon food in games that have it.
- Bluk Berry: No battle effect. Mainly used for cooking and for Pokémon food in games that have it.
- Nanab Berry: No battle effect. Mainly used for cooking and for Pokémon food in games that have it.
- Wepear Berry: No battle effect. Mainly used for cooking and for Pokémon food in games that have it.
- Pinap Berry: No battle effect. Mainly used for cooking and for Pokémon food in games that have it.
- Cornn Berry: No battle effect. Mainly used for cooking and for Pokémon food in games that have it.
- Magost Berry: No battle effect. Mainly used for cooking and for Pokémon food in games that have it.
- Rabuta Berry: No battle effect. Mainly used for cooking and for Pokémon food in games that have it.
- Nomel Berry: No battle effect. Mainly used for cooking and for Pokémon food in games that have it.
- Spelon Berry: No battle effect. Mainly used for cooking and for Pokémon food in games that have it.
- Pamtre Berry: No battle effect. Mainly used for cooking and for Pokémon food in games that have it.
- Watmel Berry: No battle effect. Mainly used for cooking and for Pokémon food in games that have it.
- Durin Berry: No battle effect. Mainly used for cooking and for Pokémon food in games that have it.
- Belue Berry: No battle effect. Mainly used for cooking and for Pokémon food in games that have it.
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