First Bloom

First Bloom is an action-adventure game for PCs. It is a spin-off of the Pokémon series taking inspiration from The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. The game takes place in an universe similar to the Pokémon Mystery Dungeon series in which Pokémon have created entire civilizations. Humans are completely absent from First Bloom. It is the first game in the Bloom series.
==Story==
More details on the story can be found on this page.
First Bloom's story takes place from the view of Florence, the main character of the game. It starts in Cheruno Village, with Florence sleeping inside of the house she lives in as her father, Litho, is reading a journal. Suddenly, Litho jumps to the ceiling in shock, waking up Florence. Litho explains that Forbes, a Reuniclus, is planning to cut down the forest Cheruno Village is located in. Florence is shocked and asks why anyone would do such a thing. Litho says that Forbes is infamous for his greed, and that he plans to use the wood from the forest to expand his mansion.
Florence panics while Litho seems to think about something. Litho then tells Florence that he's going to stop Forbes by himself. Florence starts panicking even more, and Litho realises he can't just leave Florence alone. He decides to bring her in his quest, but then realises Florence has little to no combat experience. Litho thus decides to make Florence go through a "trial", and leaves the house, saying he'll be back in a second or two.
A few moments later, Litho does indeed come back, saying the trial is ready. He tells Florence to go to the junkyard of Cheruno Village and to "endure" the "terrifying song" of the creature in it. Florence goes there and finds a mysterious Venonat who looks pretty happy to see her there. He introduces himself as "Showstar" and asks her if she wants to listen to a song he made himself. Florence, figuring out this is the "creature" living in the junkyard, agrees. Showstar starts singing a song, but this song is so bad that Florence attempts to use Sleep Powder on Showstar, angering him. Litho then comes and gives Florence a tutorial as to how to fight (while being relieved that her tastes in music are not terrible).
Once the duo defeats Showstar, the Venonat briefly collapses before coming back to his senses. Both embarassed and angry, he screams about how he was defeated by a "bulb girl" despite the fact he's a Bug/Poison type. He says that he will get revenge on them one day, but Litho interrupts him, saying that he should get a damage-dealing move before considering revenge. Florence then comes back to the house with Litho, leaving Showstar alone.
Litho them comes back home and starts planning things; he tells Florence that she can go shopping while he plans what they'll do next. If she speaks to him after this conversation before leaving the house, he'll ask her if she's really sure she's ready. Saying yes here will reveal he had already planned what they were going to do next all along, much to the annoyance to Florence. The player can otherwise leave the house and explore the various shops in Cheruno Village, and possibly buy some things with a starting sum of 500 money.
==Gameplay==
===Exploration===
Using WASD, the player can move Florence, the player character, freely around the world of the game. She can also jump; the player just needs to press the Spacebar. Pressing Q will make her crouch, and pressing Q again will make her stop crouching. The player can press Control to change the camera angle from First Person to Third Person, and vice versa. By holding the right button of the mouse and moving it around, the player can change the camera angle when playing in Third Person. When playing in First Person, this is automatically done by just moving the mouse around.
====Inventory====
Pressing E will allow you to open an inventory. In this inventory, you can equip tools and items you have collected while exploring by clicking on them and putting them in various inventory slots. The inventory has no limits, allowing players to carry as much items as they want. Items are organized in various sections for convenience:
*Tools are unique in that they can be used by left-clicking elements of the environment, such as a crystal or a barrier.
*Foods are items that you can consume. By putting them in the "Food Slot" of the inventory, you can make the user eat the item causing various effects. You can also double-click them in order to consume them on the spot.
*Equipables are items that you can equip in up to three specific slots in order to cause a buff or a debuff on yourself.
*Key Items are items that you cannot equip, but that may have significant impacts on the story or gameplay.
*Other Items are items that serve other purposes. These can usually be sold at stores for high prices, but may also be used as part of trade chains.
====Character Interactions====
By clicking on a character, you can talk to them. A dialog box will open at the bottom of the screen, and you can see what the character is saying there. By clicking on the dialog box, you can advance the dialog if it doesn't ends.
Some characters may occasionally ask you for items. Once you give them said items, they may give you a rare item or another such reward, like coins.
You may also occasionally encounter shopkeepers. Using coins you get from defeating enemies or from quests, you can buy items from them you could not get otherwise.
Some NPCs may just speak to you. As you complete more quests in the areas they are in, they will generally get friendlier. They may talk to you about the backstory of landmarks, about the settlement they live in, and so on. They may also just speak about themselves and other people, however.
Finally, some NPCs may activate other things, like battle challenges, but these won't be detailed here.
===Team-Building===
In a few areas - to be specific, friendly settlements like Cheruno Town - you can change your team once you have enough partners. Florence will always be the first character in the team and the one you play as, but the other two can be swapped at will in those areas (Although they are implied to still travel along with Florence, which explains their appearances in cutscenes). Specifically, you can press T to make a menu pop up with the icons of the three members in your team at the top with their names, along with icons of all members you have unlocked so far with their names too. You can then either just drag these icons to the top icons to change those icons to the member you have selected, or you can click on the icon and then click on one of the icons on the top.
===Combat===
Occasionally, while wandering on the overworld, or as part of the story, the player's team will be attacked by enemy Pokémon. The battle does not play based on turns, with Florence, her allies and the enemies attacking whenever they want. Battles use a Health Bar system, with everyone involved in battles having a HP bar that depletes as they are hit by attacks. They can also gain statuses. Florence and the rest of the team have a basic "bump" attack which deals low damage, along with the moves that they can use while fighting.
Pressing 1, 2, 3 or 4 will make Florence use a move (1 being Razor Leaf, 2 being Sunny Day, 3 being Healing Wish and 4 being Sleep Powder). The AI will choose whatever move they believe is most appropriate instead.
====Move Bonuses====
When using a move, Florence and the rest of the team will usually use a few poses while "charging" the attack. Pressing the button the attack was activated with at certain points during the attack while power up the attack, which gives a special move bonus depending on the attack. Some attacks deal more damage, some have higher chance of dealing statuses, some go farther, and so on.
When Florence's allies are controlled by AI, they use a different system for move bonuses. When you first unlock them, they will almost never use move bonuses. As you use a partner more, however, they will "level up" and start using move bonuses more and more often.
====Statuses====
There are a couple of statuses both Florence and enemies can get inflicted with. Precisely:
*When Burned, low amounts of damage are dealed each second. Additionally, move bonuses won't work.
*When Poisoned, very low amounts of damage are dealed about once per 1/10 of a second. Additionally, a slow down is induced.
*When Paralyzed, there is a chance to be temporarily stunned each second, and a slow down is induced. The chance is about 1/5 or 20%.
*When Sleeping, moving becomes impossible, but passive regeneration starts.
*When Frozen, moving becomes impossible, but a high defense boost is given.
*When Confused, moving is in random directions, attacks will be randomly used and they can hit teammates.
*When Infatuated, attacking becomes impossible and the infatuated is forced to stare at whoever gave them the status.
There are other statuses, but they are less common than these. A Pokémon can only have one status at a time. Statuses are usually inflicted with attacks like Sleep Powder, but sometimes, the environment may also give a status. For example, trying to walk on a fire will inflict a burn.
==Characters==
===Team Members===
Note: Litho's art is a placeholder until actual art is made!
Character	Description
Florence	
Florence is the main character of the game. She is a seven-year old Petilil living in Cheruno Village. Because of this, she is quite careless, but unlike most other children, she is quiet and reserved. The player sees the story through her perspective, and it is shown she does not know much about what is happening most of the time.
Florence is more defensive than offensive. While she has a quick ranged attack, she lacks any other move capable of dealing damage. However, she is able to heal allies, put enemies to sleep and change the weather to a sunny one.
Litho 	
Litho is Florence's father and the one taking care of her. He is also technically the one who started the game's events. He has a tendency to make a lot of jokes, especially puns. He cares a lot for his daughter, and often protects her during the storyline. He is never seen in his Sunshine form, since he refuses to show it, to the point he uses an umbrella to block the sun when it is too sunny.
Litho is a very strong character, having a strong melee tackle that gets stronger over time, as well as a ranged attack that has the potential to be devastating. He can also boost his damage further, and can increase his and Florence's defense.
====Movesets====
=====Florence=====
Move 	Effect
Magical Leaf	
Shoots a glowing purple leaf. The leaf is fast and sharp, dealing mediocre damage when hitting an enemy.
When boosted, three leaves are shot instead of only one.
Sunny Day 	
Changes the weather to sunny weather for about 10 seconds.
When boosted, makes it last 15 seconds instead.
Healing Wish	
Lowers Florence's HP and heals the closest ally with double of that amount.
When boosted, Florence's HP is re-healed immediately after the attack ends.
Sleep Powder	
Shoots a slow powder cloud that puts enemies to sleep on contact.
When boosted, the cloud travels faster.
=====Extra Moves - Florence=====
Florence can, like the other characters, earn some special moves from specific stores. These moves can be used by pressing buttons 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 0 on the keyboards (1, 2, 3 and 4 being already taken by the other moves)
Move 	Effect
Dream Eater 	If there is an asleep enemy near Florence, her eyes will start glowing as she will absorb HP off them. She will then look scared. If there is no enemy around, she will just make a confused expression.
When boosted, more HP will be leeched.
Solar Beam 	
Charges an attack for 5 second and then shoots a large beam that moves with the cursor. Deals a lot of damage, but will deal slight recoil and will prevent her from using moves after this for 5 seconds.
When boosted, Florence will be able to use moves instantly; however, the boost sequence is particularly hard.
Helping Hand	
Dashes towards the nearbiest ally, giving them an attack boost for 5 seconds.
When boosted, the attack boost lasts for 7 seconds.
Heal Bell 	
Heals any statuses the team may have.
When boosted, it also heals the team slightly.
Ingrain 	
Creates roots and regenerates HP for 2 seconds. However, Florence is both unable to move and attack.
When boosted, Florence is able to attack while regenerating, but still can't move.
Endure 	
When used, allows Florence to endure any attack that could knock her out in the 3 seconds after the attack is used. Has a cooldown of 10 seconds.
When boosted, the cooldown is lowered to 7.
=====Litho=====
Move 	Effect
Return 	
Tackles forwards, dealing high damage. The damage is higher as you progress through the story.
When boosted, it knocks enemies away.
Petal Blizzard	
Shoots a flurry of flower petals. Invidual petals deal low damage, but combined they deal amazing damage. However, they usually miss.
When boosted, the flower petals move with higher accuracy.
Swords Dance 	
Sharply boosts damage for 3 seconds.
When boosted, it gives a speed boost too.
Flower Shield 	
Boosts the user and Florence's defense for 7 seconds.
When boosted, the defense boost is stronger.
=====Extra Moves - Litho=====
Litho can, like the other characters, earn some special moves from specific stores. Litho will use these moves like if they were part of his moveset.
Move 	Effect
Seed Bomb 	
Shoots a giant seed forwards. This seed has poor aim, but will create a powerful explosion on contact with the ground.
When boosted, the explosion radius is larger.
Giga Drain 	
Dashes forwards and absorbs HP from an enemy if there is one in the path. This deals rather low damage and isn't affected by Swords Dance, however.
When boosted, Litho will dash for a longer time.
Petal Dance	
Similar to Petal Blizzard, except the petals aren't launched forwards and instead spin around Litho. However, they deal slightly lower damage.
When boosted, more petals are created.
Lucky Chant	
Allows everyone in the team to have a chance to deal a "critical hit", which deals 1.5x more damage. The critical hit chance is 5%. The chance lasts for 5 seconds.
When boosted, the critical hit chance is doubled at 10%.
Rollout 	
Rolls forwards, not stopping until after 10 second, after hitting an obstacle in the terrain, or hitting an enemy. The longer Litho has been rolling, the higher the damage.
When boosted, Litho will try to home on the enemy; his accuracy is not perfect, however.
Giga Impact	
Charges for 2 seconds, complete with a cool charging noise, and then tackles forwards dealing an unbelievable amount of damage. Litho will then fall asleep for 5 seconds.
When boosted, the defense boost is stronger.
====Sun Effects====
Some aspects about the playable characters will change when the weather is sunny, which is usually caused by Florence using Sunny Day.
Character	Effect
Florence	Florence's ability Chlorophyll activates, causing her to moves faster. Her moves take less time to reload as well.
Litho 	Litho pulls out an umbrella to prevent his ability from activating. This boosts his defense and also allows him to reflect attacks like Water Gun.
===Main Antagonists===
===Secondary Characters===
===Tertiary Characters===
==Locations==
===Main Areas===
Area	Description
Forest	The starting area and the second largest in the game. Unlike most Pokémon games, this forest isn't leaf-covered, but is filled with tall tree trunks instead. Wild Pokémon may try to ambush you by jumping from the trees onto your team. However, you may occasionally encounter bushes and other vegetations with collectable Berries on them. As it is large, there are several minor areas you can find in here, like caverns, camps, rivers and lakes. During the main story, you'll likely go here quite a lot, and most of it takes place in this area too.
Surface Mines	A barren, rocky wasteland full of hills and rocks, in sharp contrast with the Forest, which is located to the west of this area. Quarries and mine tracks are all over the place. You can even go to some special stations in order to travel through the area by minecart. There are generally a lot of friendly NPCs in this area despite its mean look. There are several grottos and caverns, but these count as a different area entirely; the cavern mines.
Cavern Mines	Located under the surface mines are a lot of caverns full of sparkling jewels, which often create pretty sights. There are a lot of different caverns covered by the cavern mines; occasionally, you'll enter some spooky mineshafts. Other times, you'll find yourself in large, crystal-filled caves. If you go deep enough, you may even find magma-filled caves! You can encounter friendly NPCs who are busy mining crystals and other stones in here. They give you rewards if you help them mine.
Beach	A calm, sandy beach found south of the mines. You can go underwater here, but if you go too far, your team will be attacked by Sharpedo that are able to OHKO your team very easily. If you try to go farther, you'll eventually reach an abyss that will cause a Game Over if you fall inside of it. On the beach itself, however, not much is noteworthy. You will rarely encounter some friendly NPCs here and you may also occasionally encounter a few beach-themed objects you can take.
Mountains	The largest area in the game can be considered a hybrid of sorts between the Forest and Surface Mines area, except with many tall mountains in it. There are a lot of hidden areas such as caverns and camps that can be found around here, and there are also several kinds of mountains to explore, such as volcanoes and plateaus. While full of beautiful sights, friendly NPCs are very rare and the enemies here are quite hostile and strong. There are also many boss-strong Steelix patrolling the area, with some special kinds such as Shiny Steelix and Crystal Steelix. The area is located north of the Forest and north-west of the Mines.
Snowland	Located north of the mountains is a snow-filled area. Mountains and glaciers create most of the area, with a few pine mountains being found as well. The area is cold, so it will often snow or hail, both of which inflict debuffs on the team (snow making them slower and hail lowering their defenses). However, there are more friendly NPCs here compared to the other northern areas. You can go rest in shacks and go shop for some winter-based items, most notably the Hot Chocolate item which makes you immune to snow and hail.
Forbes's Domain	Forbes's Domain is located at the top left section of the map. While rather small, it contains some of the toughest and most hostile enemies. Friendly NPCs are almost non-existent, and some enemies will even disguise as friendly NPCs in order to sneak-attack you. Most of it is a large hill with purple vegetation, menacing cliffs and dead trees. There is also a very spacious, maze-like mansion where Forbes himself lives. Said mansion is similar to a haunted house, having furniture that inexplicably moves and a bunch of creepy works of art.
===Settlements===
===Other Areas===
==Enemies==
===Bosses===
==Items==
===Tools===
===Foods===
====Vitamins====
Item Name	Description
Protein 	
Proteins are long chains of amino acids usually created by the body of living organisms. They help the growth and repairs of these organisms.
Temporarily boosts the damage of attacks that make contact.
Iron 	
While people usually think of metal when they think of Iron (it is a metal, after all), Iron is also used by living organisms, most notably for carrying oxygen to the muscles.
Temporarily makes you more resistant to enemy attacks that make contact.
Calcium 	Calcium is a metal that is notably used by living organisms to create bones. It also plays an essential role in the behavior of cells.
Temporarily boosts the damage of projectile attacks.
Zinc 	
Zinc, while not as common as Iron in the body, also plays an important role in it, being part of many enzymes and proteins.
Temporarily makes you more resistant to enemy projectile attacks.
Carbos 	
Carbos, or Carbohydrates, are the most common source of energy in the body of some living organisms including Pokémon. Eating too much will turn the except Carbos into fat, however.
Temporarily makes you move faster.
====Berries====
Item Name	Description
#1 Cheri	
Very spicy berries. Has no relation to Cherubi or Cherrim, fortunately for Litho.
Cures Paralysis and makes you immune to this status for 20 seconds.
#2 Chesto	
A dry berry with a very tough shell; however, all parts of it are edible.
Cures Sleep and makes you immune to this status for 20 seconds.
#3 Pecha	A very sweet and delicious berry; however, it is tender and has a hollow inside, so it must be handled with care.
Cures Poison and makes you immune to this status for 20 seconds.
#4 Rawst	
A rather bitter berry. Rawst Berries with longer leaves are more bitter than those with shorter leaves.
Cures Burn and makes you immune to this status for 20 seconds.
#5 Aspear	
Despite having a hard peel, the inside of this berry is filled with a rich juice; however, this juice is quite sour.
Cures Freeze and makes you immune to this status for 20 seconds.
#6 Leppa	
Smaller Leppa Berries are tastier than bigger ones, having a more concentrated taste. It can take a while to grow, however.
Halves your cooldown times for 10 seconds.
#7 Oran 	
A common berry with many flavors in it. Some think they taste wonderful while others dislike how many tastes there are at once.
Heals you a tiny bit.
#8 Persim	A berry that gets more vivid colors when exposed to sunlight; of course, these vivid variants are tastier.
Cures Confusion and makes you immune to this status for 20 seconds.
#9 Lum 	
While it contains a truckload of beneficial nutrients, it takes a while to grow due to this.
Cures any status you may have been inflicted with.
#10 Sitrus	
This berry is from the same family as Oran Berries. However, it is larger and has a smoother, less spicy taste.
Heals you a bit; more than Oran Berries, however.
#11 Figy	
An odd berry; most Pokémon think another Pokémon already took a bite out of it when they see it, although this isn't the case usually.
Causes you to regenerate around 2% HP per 2 seconds for 10 seconds.
#12 Wiki	
The lumps on this berry makes it easy to grip. Scientists think the berry evolved that way to make itself propagate farther.
Causes you to regenerate around 1% HP per second for 10 seconds.
#13 Mago	
A curvy-shaped berry that gets curvier and tastier as it grows. One berry with a total of three full curves was found once!
Causes you to regenerate around 5% HP per 5 seconds for 10 seconds.
#14 Aguav	
This berry's flower doesn't absorbs much sunlight, and it is quite bitter, especially towards the stem.
Causes you to regenerate around 1% HP per 2 seconds for 20 seconds.
#15 Iapapa	
A very big, sour berry. The pulp in particular has a very sour juice.
Causes you to regenerate around 2% HP per 4 seconds for 20 seconds.
#16 Razz	
A slightly spicy berry that can grow very quickly. The center has a dry taste while the granulates around it are spicy.
Makes you jump higher for 10 seconds.
#17 Bluk	
While blue-colored, this delicate berry is filled with black juice that leaves a nasty black stain.
Makes your next jump a lot higher.
#18 Nanab	
A bitter berry with a taste of sweetness. It was one of the earliest berries discovered and farmed.
Makes you jump a little higher for 30 seconds.
#19 Wepear	
This berry is popular for its small, yet beautiful white flowers. It also seems to make digestion easier when eaten.
Makes your next 5 jumps higher.
#20 Pinap	
Vulnerable to temperature changes, especially colder ones. The berry is often used to make medicine for some diseases.
Makes your next 10 jumps a little higher.
#21 Pomeg	
The spicy skin of this berry hides a berry that falls apart quickly. Apparently has some odd, yet interesting properties.
Makes your total HP a bit lower temporarily, but gives you more time to press the attack button when trying to boost.
#22 Kelpsy	
This berry's flower is gigantic. The berry itself can be eaten both fresh and boiled; but people universally agree it's better boiled.
Makes your physical attacks a bit weaker temporarily, but gives you more time to press the attack button when trying to boost.
#23 Qualot	
This berry loves water. Even in constant rainfall, this berry will grow well, making people living in wet regions often grow it.
Makes your physical defense a bit lower temporarily, but gives you more time to press the attack button when trying to boost.
#24 Hondew	
A quite valuable berry. Grass type Pokémon like to give it to other Grass types as gifts.
Makes your projectile attacks a bit weaker temporarily, but gives you more time to press the attack button when trying to boost.
#25 Grepa	
Although tender and round, this berry is actually incredibly sour, although those who like sour tastes claim it's a little sweet too.
Makes your total projectile defense a bit lower temporarily, but gives you more time to press the attack button when trying to boost.
#26 Tamato	
An incredibly spicy berry that will make you feel like you're breathing fire for a few seconds once consumed.
Makes you move slower temporarily, but gives you more time to press the attack button when trying to boost.
#27 Cornn	
An ancient berry known for its dry taste. Fans of this berry's taste claim just eating 1 or 2 will not make you appreciate it.
Cures Infatuation and makes you immune to this status for 20 seconds.
#28 Magost	
A very delicious berry. This berry is getting rarer as the demand for it grows, which may lead to its eventual extinction if nothing is done.
Makes you jump shorter for 10 seconds, but makes you faster.
#29 Rabuta	
Not a particularly tasty berry. If you're going to bother eating it, eat it whole, since the hairs are going to clean your stomach.
Makes you jump much higher for 10 seconds, but makes you slower.
#30 Nomel	
A ridiculously sour berry. People claim that eating it will make it impossible to taste for 3 days, but this has been proven false.
Cures both Burn and Freeze and makes you immune to both statuses for 10 seconds.
#31 Spelon	
This "berry" is not good for you; it is so spicy you will breath fire after eating it, even if you shouldn't be able to otherwise!
Boosts all your stats for 5 seconds, but inflicts a 10 second burn.
#32 Pamtre	
Surprisingly dry, despite the fact it travels from one region to another by the sea.
Makes you twice as fast in water for 20 seconds.
#33 Watmel	
Ridiculously large for a berry; it's about the size of Florence! It is also quite sweet.
Unlike other berries, it is only consumed after 5 bites. Each bite will restore a tiny bit of HP.
#34 Durin	
A super bitter berry that will make you shake uncontrolably if you even lick it.
Deals a large amount of damage. Gives the character an angry expression for one minute.
#35 Belue	
Although tasty-looking thanks to its colors and its glossyness, it is actually extremely sour.
Deals a little damage. Gives the character an angry expression for 10 seconds.
#36 Occa	
A berry mostly found in tropical regions. It is very spicy, but not as much as Tamato or Spelon.
Makes Fire-based attacks less effective on you for 30 seconds.
#37 Passho	
These berries form in water like lilypads, staying afloat by forming pockets of air.
Makes Water-based attacks less effective on you for 30 seconds.
#38 Wacan	
This electricity-attracting berry is very rich in nutrients, but requires a lot of electricity in order to grow.
Makes Electric-based attacks less effective on you for 30 seconds.
#39 Rindo	
This vegetable-esque berry contains health-promoting fibers. It doesn't haves a very nice taste, however.
Makes Grass-based attacks less effective on you for 30 seconds.
#40 Yache	
This berry mostly grows in cold regions. It is better eaten fresh than if eaten boiled, as the juice will be very refreshing.
Makes Ice-based attacks less effective on you for 30 seconds.
#41 Chople	
This berry seems to increase physical strength when consumed. It also contains a heat-generating substance.
Makes Fighting-based attacks less effective on you for 30 seconds.
#42 Kebia	
While a beautiful green on the outside, the inside is a deep black color. Several Pokémon are allergic to it.
Makes Poison-based attacks less effective on you for 30 seconds.
#43 Shuca	
The pulp is generally considered the best part of this berry, being quite sweet. It grows in dry regions.
Makes Ground-based attacks less effective on you for 30 seconds.
#44 Coba	
This berry is actually a hybrid between two kinds of berries. It is unknown how the hybrid happened as those berries are found in very different locations.
Makes Flying-based attacks less effective on you for 30 seconds.
#45 Payapa	
This berry is said to detect emotions, as when a Pokémon approaches, it suddenly starts swelling.
Makes Psychic-based attacks less effective on you for 30 seconds.
#46 Tanga	
The flower of this berry grows at its tip. It has stringy petals, which seem to attract Bug-type Pokémon.
Makes Bug-based attacks less effective on you for 30 seconds.
#47 Charti	
When eated raw, it has a provocative taste. It has a very dry flavor, so it is often conserved in vinegar to make the flavor less dry.
Makes Rock-based attacks less effective on you for 30 seconds.
#48 Kasib	
People claim this berry has special powers. It is often dried and then used as a good luck charm.
Makes Ghost-based attacks less effective on you for 30 seconds.
#49 Haban	
This berry, while edible fresh, is very bitter unless boiled, where the sweet taste of this berry will appear.
Makes Dragon-based attacks less effective on you for 30 seconds.
#50 Colbur	
Small hooks grow on this berry's surface, allowing it to latch on Pokémon and be caried away.
Makes Dark-based attacks less effective on you for 30 seconds.
#51 Babiri	
While similar to Durin Berry, it isn't bitter at all. It instead has a tough, spicy flavor. In the past, people used it to make medicine.
Makes Steel-based attacks less effective on you for 30 seconds.
#52 Chilan	
Drying out this berry and removing the core will allow you to make a whistle that makes an incredibly odd sound.
Makes Normal-based attacks less effective on you for 30 seconds.
#53 Liechi	One of the "mystery berries". It is said to contain the power of the sea due to how juicy it is.
Raises the damage of physical attacks for 10 seconds. This raise is higher the less HP the user had left when the berry was consumed.
#54Ganlon	
One of the "mystery berries". It is said to contain the power of the land, being able to grow almost anywhere.
Raises physical defense for 10 seconds. This raise is higher the less HP the user had left when the berry was consumed.
#55 Salac	One of the "mystery berries". It has been found at higher places than any other berries, and thus is said to contain the power of the sky.
Raises how fast you move for 10 seconds. This raise is higher the less HP the user had left when the berry was consumed.
#56 Petaya	
One of the "mystery berries". It grows in place where there is a high concentration of Pokémon. Thus, it is said to contain the power of life.
Raises the damage of projectile attacks for 10 seconds. This raise is higher the less HP the user had left when the berry was consumed.
#57 Apicot	
This berry is extremely strange. It seems to have very different effect depending on where it grows. It is very rare in Kornero.
Raises projectile defense for 10 seconds. This raise is higher the less HP the user had left when the berry was consumed.
#58 Lansat	
A legendary berry, being one of the rarest in the world. Holding it is said to give you great joy.
Makes your next 3 attacks automatically boosted.
#59 Starf	
Practically a mirage. It is so strong that it was carefully hidden away; nobody knows why exactly it is considered so strong.
Sharply raises a random stat for 10 seconds. This raise is higher the less HP the user had left when the berry was consumed.
#60 Enigma	
...This berry is not recorded in any logs. What IS this thing?
Teleports you to a random place in the map.
#61 Micle	
A berry with a dry flavor. For some reason, after eating it, things will taste generally sweeter.
Makes your next projectile attack home.
#62 Custap	
Behind the very thick, sour skin of this berry, you will find a creamy, extremely sweet juice.
Makes your next physical attack reach twice as far.
#63 Jaboca	
If handled roughly, the drupelets that make this berry will start popping rythmically. This is quite painful.
Deals damage to the next enemy that hits you with a physical attack.
#64Rowap	
Each "berry" that is part of this berry can be used to make a top toy. This makes it quite popular among kids.
Deals damage to the next enemy that hits you with a projectile attack.
#65 Roseli	
This berry releases a very sweet scent, which attracts Fairy-type Pokémon to it.
Makes Fairy-based attacks less effective on you for 30 seconds.
#66 Kee 	
The seeds found inside of this berry are said to be nearly indestructible. Of course, this is only a rumor.
Makes you immune to the next physical attack that hits you.
#67 Maranga	
This berry smells quite bad; this has a tendency to distract people. Its taste is a bizarre mix of spicy and sour.
Makes you immune to the next projectile attack that hits you.
===Equipables===
====Personality Orbs====
Item Name 	Description
Timid Orb 	
A purple-colored magical orb. Seems to slide away from you when put on a flat surface.
Increases how fast you move, but lowers the damage you do.
Rash Orb 	
A red-colored magical orb. Touching it will make the touched spot light up temporarily.
Increases how much damage you do, but increases the amount of damage you take from enemy attacks.
Calm Orb 	
A blue-colored magical orb. It is refreshing to the touch.
Lowers the amount of damage you take from enemy attacks, but lowers the damage you do.
Hasty Orb 	
A yellow-colored magical orb. It seems to have been made rather sloppily, having multiple bumps on it.
Increases how fast you move, but increases the amount of damage you take from enemy attacks.
Brave Orb 	
An orange-colored magical orb. Seems to slide to you when put on a flat surface.
Increases how much damage you do, but makes you move slower.
Relaxed Orb	
A green-colored magical orb. Looking at it makes you think about what's happening.
Lowers the amount of damage you take from enemy attacks, but makes you move slower.
===Key Items===
===Other Items===
==Trivia==
*Litho's fourth move was changed twice. Originally, it was going to be Morning Sun, but it was changed because that would be too overpowered. It was then briefly changed to Healing Wish before it got changed to Flower Shield.
*The reason why T opens the team-building menu when possible is because T is the first letter of "Team".
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