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Camp Pokéhearst

Camp Pokéhearst is an -exclusive location in the Kanto region that appeared in Go West Young Meowth. It is located east of Hollywood. It was unnamed in the Japanese version.
There is a baseball pitch where the campers practice. The campsite has a projector and large sheet, allowing them to show outdoor movies to the campers.
's earliest memory is waking up alone in the rain in a basket here. He was all alone, and was so hungry that he tried to eat a basket of baseballs. He ended up just knocking it over, causing the baseball coach to string him up from a tree as punishment. From this position, that evening he was able to watch the movie , which was being shown as a special treat for the campers, direct from Hollywood. He then grabbed onto the next truck heading towards Hollywood.
==Related articles==
it:Campo Pokéhearst
zh:宝可梦露营学校
Camper Joey (Battle e)

Camper Joey (Japanese: キャンプボーイ タケオ Camp Boy Takeo) is a card from the of the Pokémon Battle e FireRed & LeafGreen collection for use in conjunction with the Nintendo e-Reader. In the Japanese version of , this card can be scanned to make Joey appear in the Trainer Tower along with other scanned Trainers. In international versions, he appears on 5F of Single Mode. Depending on the floor he is on, Joey will use a specific pair of his 6 Pokémon.
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Category:Battle facility Pokémon
Camphrier Harvest Festival

The Camphrier Harvest Festival is an -exclusive annual event that takes place in Camphrier Town, in the Kalos region.
The Harvest Festival is held in a ’s honor. Every year, a Snorlax visits the town to eat the crop after the harvest. Aside from getting rid of what would otherwise be a waste product, Snorlax also incidentally plows the ground in readiness for the next harvest. The town is decorated in colorful banners while Snorlax slumbers in a specially made podium in the centre of town. Camphrier Town offers Snorlax much of its fresh produce and the Lord of Shabboneau Castle plays the Poké Flute to wake the Snorlax. While Snorlax, with its stomach now full, returns to the mountains, the people of Camphier Town celebrate well into the night with dancing and fireworks.
 and arrived at Camphrier Town in Awakening the Sleeping Giant!. The annual harvest festival was put on hold after Princess Allie of Parfum Palace took the Poké Flute for herself. After some careful negotiations and 's sacrifice, the Poké Flute was returned to Lord Shabboneau and the festival went ahead as planned.
==In other languages==
Category:Festivals and holidays
it:Festival del raccolto di Castel Vanità
Camping Gear

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The Camping Gear (Japanese: キャンプセット Camp Set) is a Key Item introduced in Generation VIII.
==In the core series games==
===Price===
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===Effect===
The Camping Gear allows the to set up a Pokémon Camp. It cannot be used on water, in buildings, or while challenging a Gym, the Champion Cup tournament, or the Galarian Star Tournament.
===Description===
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===Acquisition===
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==In the TCG==
Camping Gear was introduced as an in the Pokémon Trading Card Game during the English Sword & Shield Series (the Japanese Sword & Shield Era). It was first released in the Japanese expansion and the English expansion, with artwork by sadaji. It allows the player to search for a card from their deck and place it in their hand, at the cost of having to end their turn immediately.
==In other languages==
==See also==
* List of Key Items in Generation VIII
Category:Key Items
de:Camping-Set
es:Kit de acampada
fr:Kit de Camping
it:Kit da campeggio
ja:キャンプセット
zh:露营组合（道具）
Camping Gear (Battle Styles 122)

Camping Gear (Japanese: キャンプセット Camp Set) is an . It is part of the expansion.
==Card text==
==Trivia==
===Origin===
The Camping Gear is an item in Pokémon Sword and Shield that allows the player to set up a Pokémon Camp.
Category:Battle Styles cards
Category:Single Strike Master cards
Category:Illus. by sadaji
Category:Trainer cards that move cards from player's deck into hand
Category:Cards that finish player's turn
de:Camping-Set (TCG)
es:Kit de Acampada (TCG)
fr:Kit de Camping (Épée et Bouclier Styles de Combat 122)
it:Kit da campeggio (Stili di Lotta 122)
ja:キャンプセット (カードゲーム)
zh:露營組合（TCG）
Can't Stop (Catchin' 'Em All)

Can't Stop (Catchin' 'Em All) is a song by the band , and it was written for the North American launch of . The band first performed it live at the launch event of the games at Rockefeller Center in New York.
The song includes fifty out of the 156 Pokémon introduced in Generation V. A music video for the song was released on TPCi's official YouTube channel and was also included on a bonus DVD included with the August 2011 issue of Nintendo Power along with In the Shadow of Zekrom!
==Lyrics==
<ab> is caring and sweet
 attacks with tusk and teeth
 is gho-gho-ghosty
 is so so toasty
 comes in red and blue
 is electric and cute
 can hear everything
 goes with the seasonal thing
 has a couple digger paws
 has a powerful jaw
 gets inside your dreams
 is little, dark, and mean
 lives out in the weeds
's sword is strong indeed
 is crafty and dark
 is dense like rock
I can't stop catchin' 'em all
I can't stop catchin' 'em all
I can't stop catchin' 'em all
I can't stop catchin' 'em all
I can't stop catchin' 'em all
I can't stop catchin' 'em all
I can't stop catchin' 'em all
I can't stop catchin' 'em all
 is little and brown
 digs underground
 loves the green green grass
 loves to nap
 is so green and bright
 is fuzzy and white
 watches out for stuff
 is a Psychic puff
 is pure white and flies
 changes over time
 burns so strong and bright
 is enormous and white
 is so black and huge
 wins it all for you
 likes to splash and spray
 is not afraid
 is a little bit tricky
 is good at thinking
 burns hot as the sun
 can slice and cut
 is looking out for you
 is watery blue
 - such a tiny bird
 burns, and burns, and burns
I can't stop catchin' 'em all
I can't stop catchin' 'em all
I can't stop catchin' 'em all
I can't stop catchin' 'em all
I can't stop catchin' 'em all
I can't stop catchin' 'em all
I can't stop catchin' 'em all
I can't stop catchin' 'em all
 is a pair of metal gears
 is a ghost to fear
 loves the desert sun
 - electric bug
 - sneaky and devious
 - loyal friend to us
 is a hot little spark
 is black and dark
 is green and bright
 can stitch it up tight
I can't stop catchin' 'em all
I can't stop catchin' 'em all
I can't stop catchin' 'em all
I can't stop catchin' 'em all
I can't stop catchin' 'em all
I can't stop catchin' 'em all
I can't stop catchin' 'em all
I can't stop catchin' 'em all</ab>
==External links==
* Official music video
Category:English songs
Can You Draw All the Pokémon?

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Can You Draw All the Pokémon? (Japanese: ポケモンかけるかな？ Pokémon Kakeru ka na?) is a song performed by Suzukisan.
This song was featured on Suzukisan's video tape .
==Lyrics==
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| lang="ja" | <ab>Ho!
Ho!
　（I finally met you）
　Oh! So Cute!　
　Wicky!　
Ho!
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|<ab>Ho!
Can you draw all the Pokémon?
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Three layers of (Three layers of mirror rice cake)
Decorate with horns (Decorate with horns)
Oops, the horn split (Oops, the horn split)
Dig two holes (Dig two holes, dig)
What now? Sweat trickling down
Mix up sesame with apples, spindly~!
Pelicans flying upside-down (Pelicans flying upside-down)
A sparkling lightning (A sparkling lightning)
Yes, it's Pikachu!
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Ho!
There's a rabbit (There's a rabbit)
Smiling so happy (Smiling so happy)
Hey, don't forget its tootsies (Hey,　don't forget its tootsies)
Add in a pair of pockets　(Add in a pair of pockets)
(How about giving it a spin?)
V-shaped eyebrows put up a show
Its tail twirling round and round, choo-choo!
Eyes open wide (Eyes open wide)
I finally met you (I finally met you)
Look, it's Mew!
Musiiic~!!!
There are three mountains (There are three mountains)
And three rocks (And three rocks)
Raindrops dripping down from above
Wah! Earthquake!
Dugtrio
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There's a (There's a dumpling)
And two beans (And two beans)
Set them on the stone, run run run run run!
Squiggly all round (Squiggly all round)
Squiggly all round (Squiggly all round)
Squiggly all round (Squiggly all round)
Woah! It's Tangela
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There were two eggs
The big one grew a pair of wings
The small one cracked
Pointy ears pop out
Tails wagging, a good day to you
Draw in a cute pair of tootsies
Smiling~ Oh! So Cute! Yes, it's Chansey!
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There's a leaf
With a flower blooming beside it
Butterfly fluttering all around
Googly eyes peeking through
Turning clockwise round and round, what are you?
Drawing its legs, can you guess?
Tadpole Pokémon! Wicky! It's Poliwag!
"" (Encore)
Over the spiky mountain (Over the spiky mountain)
Driving by the 3-shaped road (Driving by the 3-shaped road)
Flash! Lightning strikes down! (Flash! Lightning strikes down!)
Let's rest a bit here (Let's rest a bit here, a bit here)
It's starting to get dark
The clouds are glowing the color of sunset
The crows are cawing~!!
The peaks have also gone dark (The peaks have also gone dark)
Better say goodbye (Better say goodbye)
Hey, it's Pikachu!!
Ho!
So many Pokémon drawn, drawn, drawn
Drawn, drawn, drawn, drawn, drawn
Drawn, drawn, drawn, drawn, draawwn!!</ab>
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Category:Japanese songs
ja:ポケモンかけるかな?
Can You Draw All the Pokémon? (CD)

Can You Draw All the Pokémon? (Japanese: ポケモンかけるかな？ Pokémon Kakerukana) is an album performed by Suzukisan. It was released by Pikachu Records in 1997 and its catalogue number is TGCS-385.
In addition to song lyrics, the liner notes also include directions for drawing various Pokémon.
==Tracklist==
No.	Track Title	Translation 	Duration
1 	 	Can You Draw All the Pokémon?	5:36
2 	 	Yes, It Is Morning! 	0:55
3 	 	Flexible Gas Gas 	3:10
4 	 	Oh Electrode 	0:29
5 	 	Crayon de Pokémon 	4:36
==Related articles==
Category:Japanese CDs
de:Pokémon Kakeru Kana? (CD)
zh:会画宝可梦吗？（专辑）
Can You Name/Draw All The Pokémon? (video)

Can You Name All the Pokémon? Can You Draw All the Pokémon? (Japanese: ポケモン言えるかな？ ポケモンかけるかな？ Pokémon Ierukana? Pokémon Kakerukana?) is an official music video by the group Suzukisan. It was released on VHS format by Pikachu Records.
There are seven videos in total on the tape, all featuring Suzukisan members Tomoaki Imakuni, Sachiko Kobayashi, and Raymond Johnson. Images from the Pokémon Trading Card Game are frequently depicted as well.
==Track listing==
# Can You Name All the Pokémon? (ポケモン言えるかな？ Pokémon Ierukana?) 
# Can You Draw All the Pokémon? (ポケモンかけるかな？ Pokémon Kakerukana?)
# Yes, It Is Morning! (はい あさですよ！ Hai Asa Desu Yo!)
# Flexible Gas Gas (ぐにゃぐにゃガスガス GUNYA-GUNYA GAS GAS)
# Oh Electrode (ああ マルマイン Aa Marumain)
# Crayon de Pokémon (クレヨン デ ポケモン Crayon de Pokémon)
# Can You Name All the Pokémon? (Karaoke Version)
Category:Music
Category:Home video
Category:Can You Name All the Pokémon?
Can You Name All the Pokémon?

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Can You Name All the Pokémon? (Japanese: ポケモン言えるかな？ Pokémon Ieru ka na?) is a song sung by Suzukisan, that lists the original 150 Pokémon that existed at Generation I, excluding . It is considered by many English-speaking fans to be the Japanese version of the Kanto Pokérap.
This song, as well as a karaoke version, was featured on Suzukisan's video tape . A cover version by the group appeared on the CD single.
==Lyrics==
Japanese	English											
<ab><sc>Hello, Kids!
How's your mouth rolling today！
One, Two, Three, ah-here we go!
（Yeah!）／
All right,
　　
All right, kids,
It's time to take a break, here
One, Two, Three, ah-here we go!
OKIDOKI！
Now that's the way to say it,
</sc></ab>	<ab>Hello Kids!
Have you also caught a lot of Pokémon?
I challenge you who got a hundred and fifty-one Pokémon,
as well as you who haven't yet,
(Can you say Pokémon?) I challenge you!
How's your mouth rolling today!
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La, la, la, can you say them?
Can you say them?
la, la, la, can you say them?
The names of Pokémon!
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La, la, la, can you say them?
Can you say them?
La, la, la, can you say them?
The names of Pokémon!
Now let's try changing styles!
One, Two, Three, ah-here we go!
(Yeah) / / / 
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It sure feels good
La, la, la, can you say them?
Can you say them?
La, la, la, can you say them?
The names of Pokémon!
All right.
Next, how about singing them while crying?
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All right, kids.
It's time to take a break, here.
Wonderful creatures
Animal picture books don't have 'em
Pocket Monsters Pokémon for short
It's really something if you're able to say them till here
But, the hard part starts from here
Hookay! It's the last spurt Let's give it a shot
One, Two, Three, ah-here we go!
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La, la, la, were you able to say them?
Were you able to say them?
La, la, la, were you able to say them?
The names of Pokémon!
La, la, la, were you able to say them?
Were you able to say them?
La, la, la, were you able to say them?
The names of Pokémon!
Okee-Dokee!
Now that's the way to say it.
Huh? Wait a second!
Aren't we forgetting ?</ab>
The last Pokémon that was forgotten was , which is normally displayed at the end of a video rendition.
==Trivia==
* In the Japanese version of the Game Boy Color video game , Imakuni? mentions that he sings this song. In the English localization, he says that he sings the Pokérap.
* This song samples the intro for "I Am The Walrus" by the band the Beatles
==Related articles==
* Can You Name All the Pokémon Neo?
* Can You Name All the Pokémon? BW
* Trying On the Pokémon Shirts
Category:Japanese songs
Category:Can You Name All the Pokémon?
es:¿Puedes nombrar a todos los Pokémon?
ja:ポケモン言えるかな?
zh:會說寶可夢嗎？
Can You Name All the Pokémon? BW (single)

Can You Name All the Pokémon? BW (Japanese: ポケモン言えるかな？BW lit. Pokemon Ierukana? BW) is a Japanese single released on July 22, 2011, featuring Takeshi Tsuruno's song from Pokémon the Series: Black & White in four tracks.
==Tracklist==
# Can You Name All the Pokémon? BW (ポケモン言えるかな？BW lit. Pokemon Ierukana? BW)
# Can You Name All the Pokémon? BW (TV Size) (ポケモン言えるかな？BW(TVサイズ) lit. Pokemon Ierukana? BW (TV Size))
# Can You Name All the Pokémon? BW (Original Karaoke) (ポケモン言えるかな？BW(オリジナルカラオケ) lit. Pokemon Ierukana? BW (Original Karaoke))
# Can You Name All the Pokémon? BW (TV Size Original Karaoke) (ポケモン言えるかな？BW(TVサイズ)(オリジナルカラオケ) lit. Pokemon Ierukana? BW (TV Size) (Original Karaoke))
==Related articles==
Category:Japanese CDs
Category:Can You Name All the Pokémon?
zh:會說寶可夢嗎？BW（專輯）
Can You Name All the Pokémon Neo? (single)

Can You Name All the Pokémon Neo? (Japanese: ポケモン言えるかneo？ Pokémon Ieru Ka Neo?) is a single-style album, released on June 28, 2000. The songs are sung by Suzukisan, and the Pokémon Kids. The cover of the album is a picture of Imakuni.
==Track listing==
# Can You Name All the Pokémon Neo? (Pokémon IerukaNEO?) [5:33]
# Ne-o-e-oh! [4:10]
# Can You Name All the Pokémon Neo? (Karaoke) (Pokémon IerukaNEO? (Karaoke)) [5:34]
# Ne-o-e-oh! (Karaoke) [4:06]
==Trivia==
* This album came with a Dance! Neo Imakuni? card.
==Related articles==
Category:Japanese CDs
Category:Can You Name All the Pokémon?
de:Pokémon Ieru Ka neo? (CD)
zh:会说新的宝可梦吗？（专辑）
Can You Play Pokémon?

Can You Play Pokémon? (Japanese: ポケモンひけるかな？ Pokémon Hikerukana?) is a music album released in Japan on July 18, 1998. The music was composed by Junichi Masuda and arranged by Masao Mizuno. The artwork on the cover was drawn by Ken Sugimori.
The album also came with a piano songbook.
==Tracklist==
No.	Track Title 	Duration
1 	Opening 	2:19
2 	Rival Appears 	1:35
3 	Cycling 	2:20
4 	Rocket Gang Hideout 	1:49
5 	The Saint Anne (Level 1) 	2:30
6 	Pokémon Gym 	0:45
7 	The Sea 	1:13
8 	Battle (VS Gym Leader) 	2:58
9 	The Caves of Mt. Otsukimi 	2:31
10 	Ending 	3:31
11 	The Saint Anne (Level 2) 	2:35
12 	Opening (Practice Version) 	2:22
13 	Rival Appears (Practice Version) 	1:39
14 	Cycling (Practice Version) 	2:24
15 	Rocket Gang Hideout (Practice Version) 	1:54
16 	The Saint Anne (Level 1&2/Practice Version)	2:35
17 	The Sea (1st Practice Version) 	1:19
18 	The Sea (2nd Practice Version) 	1:19
19 	Battle (1st Practice Version) 	3:05
20 	Battle (2nd Practice Version) 	3:08
21 	Ending (Practice Version) 	3:31
==Related articles==
Category:Japanese CDs
Category:Sheet music books
de:Pokémon Hikeru Kana? (CD)
it:Pokémon hikeru ka na?
zh:会弹宝可梦吗？
Canal Ruins

Canal Ruins (Japanese: カナルのいせき Canal Ruins) is a location in .
It is located south of Sophian Road on Sophian Island, and is where the player finds 's Ranger Sign, after the try to capture it and the player calms it. It is always rainy and has a lot of water, as it is the place where Suicune can be found.
==Wild Pokémon==
===Outside===
===Underwater===
==Quests==
	
==Layout==
===Outside===
Game 	Canals	Canals	Canals
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	 
===Subterranean Lake===
Game 	Entrance	Underwater	Underwater	Underwater
 	 	 	 	
 	  	  	  	 
==In other languages==
de:Altes Aquädukt
es:Ruinas del Canal
fr:Ruines du canal
it:Rovine del canale
ja:カナルのいせき
zh:運河遺跡
Canceling Cologne (Astral Radiance 136)

Canceling Cologne (Japanese: キャンセルコロン Cancel Cologne) is an . It was first released as part of the expansion.
==Card text==
==Release information==
This card was included in the expansion, first released in the Japanese subset. It was later reprinted for the Japanese .
==Trivia==
===Origin===
Category:Astral Radiance cards
Category:Battle Region cards
Category:Ruler of the Black Flame Deck Build Box cards
Category:Illus. by Studio Bora Inc.
de:Neutralisierendes Parfüm (TCG)
es:Colonia Neutralizadora (TCG)
fr:Parfum Inhibiteur (Épée et Bouclier Astres Radieux 136)
it:Colonia di Annullamento (Lucentezza Siderale 136)
ja:キャンセルコロン
zh:消除香水（TCG）
Candela (Pokémon GO 65)

Candela (Japanese: キャンデラ Candela) is a . It was first released as part of the expansion.
==Card text==
==Release information==
In Japan, this card was included as a Regular card, a , and as a Rainbow Rare in the subset, each with artwork by Ryuta Fuse. The Regular and Rainbow Rare prints were included in the English expansion of the same name, while the Full Art print became a available in the released July 1, 2022.
===Gallery===
==Trivia==
===Origin===
Candela is the leader of Valor in Pokémon GO.
Category:Candela (TCG)
Category:Pokémon GO cards
Category:SWSH Black Star Promotional cards
Category:Illus. by Ryuta Fuse
Category:Holographic cards
Category:Secret cards
Category:Full Art cards
Category:Trainer cards that draw cards from player's deck
Category:Trainer cards that attach Energy cards from discard pile
de:Candela (TCG)
es:Líder de Equipo Candela (TCG)
fr:Capitaine d'équipe Candela (Pokémon GO 083)
it:Candela (Pokémon GO 65)
ja:キャンデラ (カードゲーム)
zh:坎迪拉（TCG）
Candice (Silver Tempest 152)

Candice (Japanese: スズナ Suzuna) is a . It is part of the expansion.
==Card text==
==Release information==
This card was included as a Regular card, a , and as a Rainbow Rare in the expansion, first released in the Japanese expansion. The Regular print features artwork by Ken Sugimori, while the Full Art and Rainbow Rare prints feature artwork by Naoki Saito.
===Gallery===
==Trivia==
===Origin===
Candice is a Gym Leader in Sinnoh. The interior of the Snowpoint Gym is featured in the Regular print's illustration, while Snowpoint City is featured in the Full Art print's illustration.
Category:Candice (TCG)
Category:Silver Tempest cards
Category:Paradigm Trigger cards
Category:Illus. by Ken Sugimori
Category:Illus. by Naoki Saito
Category:Holographic cards
Category:Secret cards
Category:Full Art cards
de:Frida (TCG)
es:Inverna (TCG)
fr:Gladys (Épée et Bouclier Tempête Argentée 152)
ja:スズナ (カードゲーム)
zh:小菘（TCG）
Candy Fruit Stand

The Candy Fruit Stand (Japanese: フルーツ飴屋 Candy Fruit Stand) is a vendor located in Kitakami.
==In the games==
Candy treats purchased at the Candy Fruit Stand can be consumed to gain different types of .
===Location===
Candy Fruit Stands are in the following locations:
Branch 	Detail
Kitakami Hall	On either side of the entrance to the hall (×2)
Kitakami Hall	
===Candy Treats===
All Candy Fruit Stands sell the same products.
Name 	Cost	Image	Meal Power 	Description
Candy Apple 	500 	 	Encounter Power: (1) Humungo Power: (1) Item Drop Power: (1) 	The apple beneath the candy coating is from the land of Kitakami, giving this treat its great flavor.
Green Candy Apple	500 	 	Humungo Power: (1) Exp. Point Power: (1) Exp. Point Power: (1)	Green apples from the land of Kitakami have a strong acidity, which pairs perfectly with a candy coating.
Candy Rawst Berry	700 	 	Encounter Power: (1) Teensy Power: (1) Catching Power: (1) 	It tastes incredibly bitter to humans, but there's no end to the children who buy it, fooled by its appetizing look.
Candy Razz Berry 	700 	 	Teensy Power: (1) Item Drop Power: (1) Exp. Point Power: (1) 	This treat is 100 percent spicy-dry Razz Berry, causing any human who tries it to make it an indescribable face.
Candy Leppa Berry	700 	 	Encounter Power: (1) Exp. Point Power: (1) Teensy Power: (1) 	This Berry treat is easier to stomach than the others, and its complex flavor is popular among connoisseurs.
Candy Pinap Berry	700 	 	Teensy Power: (1) Raid Power: (1) Egg Power (1) 	The sweetness of the candy coating and the spicy-sour taste of the Pinap Berry form a perfect combination.
==In animation==
===Pokémon Horizons: The Series===
The Candy Fruit Stand appeared in HZ069, where Liko, Roy, Dot, and Murdock visited it at the Countryside Harvest Festival. As Roy had switched bodies with his due to their use of a Synchro Machine, he ended up accidentally baking a candy apple with his fire, but both Murdock and the stall owner liked the result.
==In other languages==
==See also==
* Poké Mart
Category:Shops
Category:Pokémon world
Category:Scarlet and Violet locations
de:Obststand
Candy Truffle

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The Candy Truffle (Japanese: スイートトリュフ Sweet Truffle) is a type of item introduced in .
==In the core series games==
===Price===
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===Effect===
The following items can be crafted using the Candy Truffle:
* Dire Hit with one Candy Truffle
* Aux Evasion with one Candy Truffle
* Swap Snack with one Candy Truffle
===Description===
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===Acquisition===
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| Summit Camp (×3; from Melli during Mission 18: "The Counterpart")Jubilife Village (×5; reward for completing Request 33: "What a Massive Mushroom!")
| (mushroom harvest) (Tuli, after starting Mission 10: "The Lordless Island")Sometimes found by 
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==In other languages==
Category:Crafting materials
de:Süßtrüffel
es:Trufa dulce
fr:Truffe Sucrée
it:Tartufo dolce
ja:スイートトリュフ
zh:甜松露（道具）