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Music Mail

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The Music Mail (Japanese: おんぷメール Music Note Mail) is a type of Mail exclusive to the Generation II games.
==In the core series games==
===Price===
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===Effect===
====Held item====
It contains a freely written message with up to 32 characters written across two 16-character rows of text. The player writes the message when giving this item to be held by a Pokémon. Mail uses a unique that has a wider selection of characters than other text entry interfaces in these games. The message can be sent to other games of the same generation by trading the Pokémon holding this item.
The message remains available as long as this item is held by a Pokémon or stored in the . This item is unable to have any message when stored in the Bag or in the Item Storage System, but there is the option to delete any existing message when storing this item in these places. Once the message is deleted from this item, the player is able to reuse it with a new message. A Pokémon holding this item cannot be placed in the PC or in the Pokémon Day Care.
This item cannot be stolen by .
On the Game Boy Color, the message can be printed in grayscale using the Game Boy Printer accessory. The printing feature is accessed by pressing Start when the message is displayed.
On the Nintendo 3DS Virtual Console, when the player attempts to enter the Trade Center while one of the Pokémon in their party is holding Mail, they are given a warning on the touch screen not to include offensive material in Mail. The printing feature is disabled on the Virtual Console.
===Description===
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===Acquisition===
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==In the side series games==
===Gallery===
Music Mail Stadium2.png|Music Mail(Pokémon Stadium 2)
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
de:Melodiebrief
ja:おんぷメール
zh:音符邮件（道具）
Music from 4Kids TV

Music from 4Kids TV is an audio CD of various songs from various shows produced by 4Kids Entertainment. It was released in 2005 by 4Kids Entertainment and Cherry Lane Publishing.
While there are eighteen tracks, each track contains at least three songs resulting in there being a total of 55 songs on the CD. The songs come from Pokémon, , , , , , , , and .
==Tracklist==
No.	Included Songs
1 	Pokémon Theme Season 1 / Winx Club Theme / Magical DoReMi Theme
2 	Pokémon Theme Season 7 / Mew Mew Power Theme / Game On (From Yu-Gi-Oh!)
3 	/ Sonic X Theme / Winx Mean Girls
4 	Yu-Gi-Oh Theme Season 1 / TMNT Theme / I Believe (From 4Kids 5)
5 	Pokémon Theme Season 5 / One Piece Theme / Incredible Crash Dummies Theme
6 	Yu-Gi-Oh! Theme Season 2 / This Side of Paradise (From Pokémon Movie 7) / Winx Club
7 	Pokémon Theme Season Six / Magical DoReMi Theme / Supernatural (From Mew Mew Power)
8 	Pokémon Johto: Theme / Be a Pirate (From One Piece) / Midnight Run (From TMNT)
9 	Magical DoReMi: Theme / Make It Shine / Now That I Can Fly
10 	One Piece: Theme / Be a Pirate / You Can’t Turn The Tide
11 	Mew Mew Power: Theme / Lucky Me / Animal In Me
12 	Mew Mew Power: Animal Instinct / Dance Another Day / Don’t Wake Me Up
13 	Mew Mew Power: Supernatural / Crush / Zoey’s Theme
14 	Believe In / Spirit Set You Free / F Zero / Sonic X Theme / Winx Club
15 	Winx Club: Theme / Searchin’ / Just Us Girls
16 	Feels Like Magic / Mean Girls / Being A Girl
17 	This Is The Beat / You and Me / Where the Girls Are
18 	Gonna Get a Little Crazy / Count on Me / Hero
==Related articles==
Category:English CDs
Must Be Santa

Must Be Santa is a children's song written by Hal Moore and Bob Fredericks, introduced by Mitch Miller in 1960, and recorded by many other artists since. It was included on the Pokémon Christmas Bash CD, released in 2001, and sung by Veronica Taylor as , Eric Stuart as and Rachael Lillis as .
==Lyrics==
<ab>Ash: Who's got a beard that's long and white?
Brock & Misty: Santa's got a beard that's long and white!
Ash: Who comes around on a special night?
Brock & Misty: Santa comes around on a special night!
Ash: Special night!
Brock & Misty: Beard that's white!
All:
Must be Santa,
Must be Santa,
Must be Santa,
Santa Claus!''
Misty: Who wears boots and a suit of red?
Ash & Brock: Santa wears boots and a suit of red!
Misty: Who wears a long cap on his head?
Ash & Brock: Santa wears a long cap on his head!
Misty: Cap on head!
Ash & Brock: Suit that's red!
Misty: Special night!
Ash & Brock: Beard that's white!
All:
Must be Santa,
Must be Santa,
Must be Santa,
Santa Claus!''
Brock: Who's got a big red cherry nose?
Ash & Misty: Santa's got a big red cherry nose!
Brock: Who laughs this way: "Ho-Ho-Ho!"?
Ash & Misty: Santa laughs this way: "Ho-Ho-Ho!"?
Brock: Ho-Ho-Ho!
Ash & Misty: Cherry nose!
Brock: Cap on head!
Ash & Misty: Suit that's red!
Brock: Special night!
Ash & Misty: Beard that's white!
All:
Must be Santa,
Must be Santa,
Must be Santa,
Santa Claus!''
Ash: Who very soon will come our way?
Misty: Santa very soon will come our way!
Ash: Eight little pull his sleigh?
Brock: Santa's little Stantler pull his sleigh!
All:
Stantler's sleigh!
Come our way!
Ho-Ho-Ho!
Cherry nose!
Cap on head!
Suit that's red!
Special night!
Beard that's white!
Must be Santa,
Must be Santa,
Must be Santa,
Santa Claus!
Ho!</ab>
==In other languages==
Category:Pokémon Christmas Bash songs
de:Santa Claus
zh:Must Be Santa
Mustard (item)

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Mustard (Japanese: マスタード Mustard) is a type of ingredient introduced in Generation IX.
==In the core series games==
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===Effect===
It can be used as an ingredient in making a sandwich.
It adds the following modifiers to a sandwich it is used on:
*4 Sweet Taste
*8 Salty Taste
*8 Sour Taste
*16 Salt Taste
*-3 Egg Power
*12 Exp. Power
*21 Raid Power
*2 Ground Type Power
*2 Rock Type Power
===Description===
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===Acquisition===
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| Artisan Bakery, Aquiesta Supermarket
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| Vending machines (Terarium)
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====Distribution====
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Games	Event	Language/Region	Distribution period
 	 	All 	December 12-17 to 18, 2022
==In other languages==
Category:Food
Category:Ingredients
de:Senf
es:Mostaza
fr:Moutarde
it:Senape
ja:マスタード (アイテム)
zh:黄芥末酱（道具）
Muteki

Muteki (Japanese: ムテキ Muteki) is a character in Be the Best! Pokémon B+W. He was nicknamed the wandering Trainer.
While Monta, Cheren, and Bianca were on their way to the Battle Subway, they encounter Muteki who challenged Monta to a Double Battle. Due to Monta's inexperience with and its moves, Muteki easily won. The trio met up with Muteki again while they went to the Battle Subway. Monta had a rematch with Muteki, proving that he knew about handling Victini better. Unlike before, Monta was able to defeat Muteki. After the battle, Muteki admitted defeat and walked off in the sunset, much to the upset of Monta.
==Pokémon==
==Names==
Language 	Name 	Origin
Japanese 	ムテキ Muteki 	From 無敵 muteki, invincible
English 	Muteki 	Same as Japanese name
Chinese ()	吾迪 Wúdí 	Homophone of 無敵 wúdí, unrivalled
==Related articles==
Category:Male characters
Category:Be the Best! Pokémon B+W characters
zh:吾迪
Mutual Destruction Deck (TCG)

The Mutual Destruction Deck (Japanese: ともだおれデッキ) is a Theme Deck from Pokémon Trading Card Game 2: The Invasion of Team GR! for the Game Boy Color. It is focused on Pokémon and is available from the Auto Deck Machine 1 after has been defeated.
This deck focuses on self-sacrifice strategies, and includes many healing items to keep going.
==Decklist==
it:Mutual Destruction Deck (GCC)
ja:ともだおれデッキ
Mutually Assured (Skill)

Mutually Assured (Japanese: どくやけどまひ同調 Poison, Burn, Paralysis Conformity) is a in .
==Effect==
When the opponent inflicts a status condition (, , , or ) on the user's Pokémon in battle, the same status condition will be inflicted on the same opponent.
==Availability==
===As passive skill===
===As grid skill (yellow tiles)===
==Trivia==
* This skill's effect is the same as the Ability. All Pokémon in the sync pairs that have this skill can have the Synchronize Ability in the core series games.
* This skill's English name comes from .
** The names in Italian and Spanish are based on the idiom eye for an eye.
** The names in all other languages mention the triggering status conditions: poison, burn, and paralysis, in that order.
==In other languages==
Category:Skills that activate when the user is affected by a status condition
Category:Skills that inflict status conditions
Category:Skills that affect the target
My Besties♡COMIC

My Besties♡COMIC (Japanese: ) is a Pokémon 4Koma by momo ironemomo irone on X (Twitter) (Japanese)momo irone on Instagram (Japanese) created to promote ＃POKÉGENIC in Shibuya ～My Besties♡～. It was published from October 4 to November 8, 2024 on the official Japanese Pokémon Instagram account and from October 4 to November 15, 2024 on Poké Times. It consists of 12 comic strips divided into four mini-arcs.
==Comics==
Mini-arc 	Number	Image	Title	Release date
Pikachu & 💛🤍	01 	 	 	October 4, 2024Comics 1-3 on Instagram (Japanese)Pikachu & Mimikkyu💛🤍 on Poké Times (Japanese)
Pikachu & 💛🤍	02 	 	 	October 4, 2024Comics 1-3 on Instagram (Japanese)Pikachu & Mimikkyu💛🤍 on Poké Times (Japanese)
Pikachu & 💛🤍	03 	 	 	October 4, 2024Comics 1-3 on Instagram (Japanese)Pikachu & Mimikkyu💛🤍 on Poké Times (Japanese)
🤎 	04 	 	 	October 18, 2024Comics 4-7 on Instagram (Japanese)Eievui🤎 on Poké Times (Japanese)
🤎 	05 	 	 	October 18, 2024Comics 4-7 on Instagram (Japanese)Eievui🤎 on Poké Times (Japanese)
🤎 	06 	 	 	October 18, 2024Comics 4-7 on Instagram (Japanese)Eievui🤎 on Poké Times (Japanese)
🤎 	07 	 	 	October 18, 2024Comics 4-7 on Instagram (Japanese)Eievui🤎 on Poké Times (Japanese)
& 💚💜 	08 	 	 	November 1, 2024 (Poké Times)Nyahoja & Metamon💚💜 on Poké Times (Japanese)November 8, 2024 (Instagram)Comics 8-12 on Instagram (Japanese)
& 💚💜 	09 	 	 	November 1, 2024 (Poké Times)Nyahoja & Metamon💚💜 on Poké Times (Japanese)November 8, 2024 (Instagram)Comics 8-12 on Instagram (Japanese)
& 🩷💙 	10 	 	 	November 8, 2024 (Instagram)November 15, 2024 (Poké Times)Purin & Kabigon🩷💙 on Poké Times (Japanese)
& 🩷💙 	11 	 	 	November 8, 2024 (Instagram)November 15, 2024 (Poké Times)Purin & Kabigon🩷💙 on Poké Times (Japanese)
& 🩷💙 	12 	 	 	November 8, 2024 (Instagram)November 15, 2024 (Poké Times)Purin & Kabigon🩷💙 on Poké Times (Japanese)
==References==
==External links==
* Official website
Category:Manga
My Fair Misdreavus

My Fair Misdreavus (Japanese: ムウマの Holiday) is a dungeon in Pokémon Super Mystery Dungeon that could only be accessed through Meowth Theater.
Prior to entering the dungeon, the party's levels will temporarily be set to 5 and all items and Poké will be sent to the Deposit Box. After the finishes the dungeon or faints on the way, the related Meowth Theater film is stored on the SD card and could be sent to other players. On August 30, 2017, an update was released that disabled Meowth Theater, removing the ability to access the dungeon.
==Pokémon encountered==
==In other languages==
Language	Movie name 	Based upon
Japanese	ムウマの Mūma no Kyūjitsu 	ローマの休日
English 	My Fair Misdreavus 	
French 	SOS Feuforêve 	SOS Fantômes
German 	Täglich grüßt das Traunfugil	Und täglich grüßt das Murmeltier
Italian 	Colazione da Misdreavus 	Colazione da Tiffany
Spanish 	Pequeña Miss Dreavus 	Pequeña Miss Sunshine
Category:Pokémon Super Mystery Dungeon locations
de:Täglich grüßt das Traunfugil
fr:SOS Feuforêve
ja:ムウマの休日
zh:夢妖假期
My First Wide: Pocket Monsters Special Ruby Sapphire Chapter volume 1

My First Wide: Volume 1 (Japanese: My First WIDE: ポケットモンスターSPECIAL ルビーサファイア編 1 My First Wide: Ruby Sapphire Chapter volume 1) is the first volume of an omnibus compilation of the of the Pokémon Adventures manga. It is authored by Hidenori Kusaka and illustrated by Satoshi Yamamoto. It contains chapters originally included in , and .
==Publications==
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==Chapters==
* Chapter 181: VS Cacnea
* Chapter 182: VS Mightyena
* Chapter 183: VS Torchic
* Chapter 184: VS Dustox
* Chapter 185: VS Nuzleaf
* Chapter 186: VS Breloom
* Chapter 187: VS Kecleon
* Chapter 188: VS Lombre
* Chapter 189: VS Ludicolo
* Chapter 190: VS Nosepass I
* Chapter 191: VS Nosepass II
* Chapter 192: VS Crawdaunt I
* Chapter 193: VS Crawdaunt II
* Chapter 194: VS Mawile
* Chapter 195: VS Makuhita
* Chapter 196: VS Beldum
* Chapter 197: VS Hariyama
* Chapter 198: VS Plusle & Minun I
* Chapter 199: VS Plusle & Minun II
* Chapter 200: VS Torkoal
* Chapter 201: VS Slugma
* Chapter 202: VS Slugma II
* Chapter 203: VS Donphan
* Chapter 204: VS Electrike I
* Chapter 205: VS Electrike II
* Chapter 206: VS Feebas
* Chapter 207: VS Zangoose & Seviper I
* Chapter 208: VS Zangoose & Seviper II
* Chapter 209: VS Slaking I
* Chapter 210: VS Slaking II
* Chapter 211: VS Slaking III
* Chapter 212: VS Azumarill I
==Major events==
* moves from Johto to Littleroot Town in Hoenn.
* Ruby arrives at his new house, but quickly runs away.
* Ruby meets Professor Birch.
* Ruby meets .
* Sapphire is revealed to own a Pokédex.
* Ruby and Sapphire make a bet to see who can beat their respective goals in eighty days.
* Ruby meets .
* Ruby helps Wally capture his first Pokémon, a .
* Ruby is swept out to sea after an earthquake.
* Gabby and Ty are attacked by Team Aqua's .
* Sapphire defeats Team Aqua, but they successfully steal the Devon Goods.
* Mr. Stone gives Sapphire a letter for .
* Ruby is rescued by Mr. Briney at sea.
* Ruby meets Steven Stone.
* Blaise obtains the Submarine Explorer 1 submarine for Team Magma.
* Norman successfully finds Ruby.
* Ruby faces his father in battle to force him to let him do Contests. 
* Norman allows Ruby to participate in Pokémon Contests.
* Shelly and capture Flannery as a way to lure Sapphire.
* Sapphire faces Matt in battle to rescue Flannery.
* Team Aqua goes to stop Mt. Chimney's activity.
==Party changes==
===Additions===
====Ruby====
* (Mumu) in PS183.
* (Feefee) in PS206.
====Sapphire====
* (Phado) in PS205.
===Evolutions===
====Ruby====
* Kiki evolves into in PS196.
* Nana evolves into in PS196.
* Mumu evolves into in PS200.
====Sapphire====
* Chic evolves into in PS195.
* Rono evolves into in PS195.
==Gym battles==
* defeats Roxanne in PS191.
* Sapphire defeats Brawly in PS197.
* Sapphire challenges Wattson in PS204 and loses, but he awards her the badge in PS205 for helping him.
Category:Pokémon Adventures volumes
it:My First Wide: Pocket Monsters Special Ruby Sapphire Chapter volume 1
My First Wide: Pocket Monsters Special Ruby Sapphire Chapter volume 2

My First Wide: Volume 2 (Japanese: My First WIDE: ポケットモンスターSPECIAL ルビーサファイア編 2 My First Wide: Ruby Sapphire Chapter volume 2) was intended to be the second volume of an omnibus compilation of the of the Pokémon Adventures manga authored by Hidenori Kusaka and illustrated by Satoshi Yamamoto.
==Publications==
While the ISBN and release date were tentatively confirmed for this volume, it has not been released anywhere in the world.
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==Cancellation==
While the first volume was released in Japan on March 31, 2011, it was decided that the second and third volumes would be cancelled, and the first volume quietly went out of print. The reason for this is due to the depictions of earthquakes and tsunamis in the , which were deemed inappropriate due to the recent .Pokémon Memo (Japanese language) (retrieved October 10, 2014)
In 2014, in coordination with the upcoming release of Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire, a new omnibus release of the was announced under Shogakukan's "My First Series" (マイファーストシリーズ) brand of volumes sold in convenience stores. Satoshi Yamamoto has confirmed on his Twitter account that the new series of volumes has no connection to the 2011 releases and that the 2011 releases have been permanently discontinued.
==References==
Category:Pokémon Adventures volumes
it:My First Wide: Pocket Monsters Special Ruby Sapphire Chapter volume 2
My Little Bestie collection

My Little Bestie is a line of merchandise based around Puppy Pokémon, featuring , , , , and , released in January of 2025 in Japan.
==Sitting Plushies==
==Plush Badges==
==Sound Plushies==
==Magnet Clips==
==Blanket and Cushion==
==Pass Case with Reel==
==Puppy Mug==
==Food Bowl==
==Quilted Bag and Pouch==
==Bottle with Carabiner==
==Towels==
==Frisbee==
==Corduroy Cap==
==Sweatshirt==
==Sticky Notes==
==B6 Ring Notebook==
==Stickers==
Category:Japanese Pokémon Center collections
My New Friends

My New Friends is a theme song for the English dub of Secrets of the Jungle. It was written, arranged and produced by Ed Goldfarb, mixed by Jeff Stuart Saltzman, with vocals by Ben Dixon, and guitars by Stan Cotey. It replaced Show Window from the Japanese version.
==Lyrics==
<ab>So much to see
New places I can show you
So cool are we
It's like I've always known you
Whatever I can do
I'm sure you can
Let's take it easy
We don't need a plan
No way!
So much to learn
I just have to watch you
Let's all take turns
And if you fall
I got'chu
Sharing adventures
That's what friends are for
Can't wait for what the future
Has in store
Ooh woah ho ho
Everyone together 
I hope this day never ends
Ooh woah ho
Nothing could be better
Playing and running around
With my new
My new friends
Ooh woah ho
Nothing could be better
Having the time of my life
With my new
My new friends</ab>
==Errors==
* The credits for the song mistakenly credit Kristin Naigus for winds.
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
* Song of Zarude
* Always Safe
* See What I See
* No Matter What
Category:English songs
de:My New Friends
es:Mis nuevos amigos
fr:Mon nouveau copain
Mycelium Might (Ability)

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 Might (Japanese: きんしのちから l Power) is an Ability introduced in Generation IX. It is the signature Ability of and .
==Effect==
===In battle===
When a Pokémon with Mycelium Might uses a status move, it always moves last within its priority bracket, and the effects of all Pokémon's are ignored for the execution of that move. (Ignorable Abilities are most Abilities that could potentially negatively affect the success, damage, or effects of a move if possessed by the target of a move or its allies.)
For example, a Pokémon with Mycelium Might that uses will move last in its priority bracket, but can affect opponents that have , , or .
===Outside of battle===
Mycelium Might has no effect outside of battle.
==Pokémon with Mycelium Might==
==In other languages==
Category:Abilities with negative effects
Category:Abilities that ignore other Abilities
de:Myzelienkraft
es:Poder fúngico
fr:Force Fongique
it:Micoforza
ja:きんしのちから
zh:菌丝之力（特性）
Myron (EP208)

Myron (Japanese: ハッサク Hassaku) is a character of the day who appeared in Fight for the Light!. He is the grandfather of Olivine City Gym Leader Jasmine.
He helped Jasmine to take care of Sparkle when it was ill. Later, he advised to challenge the Cianwood Gym before challenging Jasmine, to give her time to get ready for battle.
Myron commended Janina, Jasmine's Gym apprentice, and her quick thinking after she used her as a rope to stop from escaping with Sparkle. His accolades helped Jasmine trust Janina after she pretended to be the Olivine Gym Leader and coated her Onix in wax to give it an unfair advantage in .
==Voice actors==
==Trivia==
* His shirt is printed with oranges, which may be a reference to his and his granddaughter's Japanese names—Hassaku and Mikan respectively—both of which are types of citrus fruits.
Myron
Myron
Category:Animation characters
es:Myron
it:Myron
zh:八朔（城都）
Myron (XY029)

Myron (Japanese: キヨシ Kiyoshi) is a character of the day who appeared in Heroes - Friends and Faux Alike!.
Myron was playing with his when he was approached by , who were disguised as and and causing trouble across town. James, who was disguised as Ash, challenged Myron to a . Myron refused, however, saying he didn't want his Pancham to battle. James ignored this, and his , who was disguised as Ash's Pikachu, left Myron's Pancham injured. The trio ran off, while Myron reported the behavior to Officer Jenny.
Later, Myron ran into the real group of Ash and his friends, and let them know that he reported them. He quickly concluded they were not the same people who attacked his Pancham earlier, however, since Pikachu wasn't floating in midair. Realizing his mistake, he ran off while apologizing for the identity mix-up.
==Pokémon==
==Voice actors==
Category:Kalos characters of the day
Category:Animation characters
Category:Male characters
es:Myron (Kalos)
fr:Yohan
it:Mirone
zh:小清
Mysteriosity

Mysteriosity (Japanese: ふしぎ mysteriosity) is a mechanic present in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity that affects the player's adventures in mystery dungeons. After defeating the final boss of the main story, dungeons will begin to have a mysteriosity rating, indicated by a number next to the dungeon's name ranging from 1 to 5. The higher the number, the greater the likelihood of a mysterious distortion (Japanese: ふしぎな ひずみ mysterious distortion) occurring in the dungeon. Some of them benefit the player, while others make the dungeon harder. 
Additionally, dungeons with mysteriosity can also be affected by strange power (Japanese: ふしぎな ちから mysterious force), which warps the player's team when entering the next floor.
==Mysterious distortion effects==
If a mysterious distortion occurs, it is announced at the start of the floor. There are four groups of distortions, indicated by their color. Sometimes a floor can be affected by two distortions; the second one will always be of a different group.
Color 	Possible effect
Blue 	Enemies' default Travel Speed is lowered by one level.
Blue 	Enemies start the floor asleep.
Blue 	Enemies' levels are lowered by 25%, rounded up.
Red 	Enemies' default Travel Speed is increased by one level.
Red 	All forms of healing are disabled.
Yellow	Enemies' levels are increased by 20%, rounded up.
Yellow	Player is unable to use items with the "Eat" option.
Yellow	Player is unable to use Wonder Orbs.
Yellow	Player's held items lose their effects.
Green 	The floor is generated with only corridors.
Green 	The floor is generated with special tiles.
Green 	The floor starts with random weather.
Green 	Only one of the items that can spawn on the floor will appear.
Green 	Only one kind of Pokémon that can spawn on the floor will appear.
Green 	Abilities' effects are disabled.
==Strange power effects==
A strange power can change the next floors into:
*Gilded Hall
*Uncharted Road
*A numberless version, where recruitment capability is reversed
*A story-related dungeon:
**Glacier Palace (as Glacier Palace Mirage) via Stony Cave, Desolate Canyon, Holehills, and Scorching Desert
**Tyrian Maze via Crags of Lament
**Glacier Palace Western Spire (as Glacier Palace Western Mirage) via Stony Cave and Crags of Lament
When the strange power ends, the player will be at the floor number they would have been otherwise. Strange power will always end before the dungeon's final floor.
==In other languages==
Mysteriosity	
Mysterious distortion	
Strange power
Category:Pokémon Mystery Dungeon
Category:Game mechanics
zh:不可思议度
Mysterious Balm

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The Mysterious Balm (Japanese: しずめだま Quelling Ball) is a Key Item introduced in Pokémon Legends: Arceus.
==In the core series games==
===Effect===
During Mission 27: "The Deified Pokémon", once the has gained access to the Hall of Origin, Mysterious Balms are given to the player and are able to be thrown at during the battle against it. They are also usable in rematches against it. Mysterious Balms will leave the player's satchel upon completing the fight.
===Description===
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===Acquisition===
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==In other languages==
==See also==
* List of Key Items in Generation VIII
* Time Balm
* Space Balm
Category:Key Items
Category:Balms
de:Ruhegabe
es:Calmasfera
fr:Pacifisphère
it:Sferazen
ja:しずめだま
zh:镇宝（道具）