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**Belch** (Japanese: **ゲップ** *Belch*) is a **Poison**-type move introduced in the Generation VI games, Pokémon X and Y.

## Game info

### Effect

#### In battle

Belch can only be used if the user already consumed a berry by some means, such as regular consumption, Bug Bite, Pluck, or Fling. The player is prevented from selecting this move until a berry has been used. Once a berry has been used by the Pokémon, the move is able to be used from then on, regardless of if it has been switched out of battle.

## In the anime

*Belch has not yet appeared in the anime.*

## In the manga

*Belch has not yet appeared in the manga.*
Blue's Ivysaur

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**Blue** received his **Ivysaur** as Bulbasaur from his sister as he gave the promise he will train her starter first. It is his strongest Pokémon, from whom he received much help. As a Bulbasaur he tried hard to be as strong as it could. But when it evolved it wasn't hunting power but to help other Pokémon or its master. At the fight with Brock it defeated and the two Geodudes even if it lost at the first battle with Misty it later evolved. Then as it evolved it used Vine Whip twice and it hit it so hard that cause it amnesia and make it angry. Also it used it to defeat Lt. Surge's Raichu. Also, at Viridian Forest, as Bulbasaur it defeated easily many Pikachus and Caterpies, Metapods, Weedles and Kakunas. The same happened at Rock Tunnel when it defeated many Team Rocket grunts Pokémon.

This Pokémon spent 7 chapters as Bulbasaur.

Moves used

 Leech Seed | Chapter 5
Austin

**Austin** first encountered Jessie at a lake after her Dustox followed his Dustox. Jessie's Dustox fell in love with his and followed him around while Jessie was looking for it. It was the night when all the Dustox went up to mate, and at the end of that episode they both released their Dustoxes to be together. He had a secret crush on Jessie that he would not admit.
Black & White (song)

***Black and White*** is the fourteenth English theme song in the *Pokémon* anime series. There are two versions of the theme song. However, the English version is much different from the orignal Japanese version because the music, lyrics, and the way they showed the animation to go with the song are all different. The Japanese's animation (being the country where Pokémon was created) was the original. The Japanese's version is much longer and has a more quick and steady beat. The English's version however, was significantly slower and much softer sounding.

## Lyrics

### English

When the journey begins.
Hard to find your way,
Hard to make new friends.
But there's nothing you can't do,
'Cause you got the power inside of you.
It's not always Black and White,
But your heart always knows what's right.
It's not about win or lose, it's the path you choose.
Let the journey begin,
Pokémon! ♪

### Romaji

Hajimeteno kaze nonioi mm...
Hajimete janainoha
Kono dokidoki!
Shinpin nokono chizu
Kushakusha ninarukoro oretachi
Nee dokomade susun derukana ?
Kokodakeno hanashi
Fuan hitotsufutatsumittsu
Demo tanoshimi ha kazoe kirenai!
Odayakana asa
Odayakana tokino nagare mm...
Odayakajanainoha
Kono suguato!
Yosougai toraburu
Iku te wofusagareta oretachi
Mou dousuryaiinosa?
Nasakenai hanashi
Hiza hafurue ase hatarari
Demo modoru toka kangae rarenai!
Mimi wosumaseba natsukashii koe
Mirai karano koe
Itsumo inotte tekureteru
Kimiha daijoubu!
Nazeka daijoubu!
Minna daijoubu!
Yeah-he-he-hey aruki dasou!
Yeah-he-he-hey hashicchi yaouka?
Dokidoki ha suguni
Uzuuzu ni!
Itemotattemo irarenaize!
Owa ranai michi
Owa ranai deai no tabi mm...
Owa tehoshiinoha
Kono dogimagi!
Soredemonantonaku
Kidu iteirunokana oretachi
Sou tomo dachinohajimari!
Arigachina hanashi
Saisho dokoka tsukuri warai...
Demo honto no egao deippai!
Kaze yo hakon de orenokono koe
Orenokono omoi
Harukana machi noanohitoni
Oreha daijoubu!
Meccha daijoubu!
Hitorijanaikara nakama gairukara daijoubu!
Yeah-he-he-hey aruki dasou!
Yeah-he-he-hey hashicchi yaouka?
Yeah-he-he-hey mezasumonoha!
Yeah-he-he-hey zutto kagayaku!
Dokidoki ha suguni
Tokimeki ni!
Itemotattemo irarenaize! ♪
Bianca (anime)

**Voice actor:** | Shizuka Itō (Japanese)
 Debut:

**Bianca** is Pokémon trainer that first appeared in BW013, where she was attempting to capture a Minccino with her Pignite. She later appeared in BW026 in which she decided to stay with the group for a bit. And in the next episode she tried to capture an Emolga. After Iris captured Emolga she stayed for another episode and then she left. Bianca seems to have a messy lifestyle . She also tends to keep all her belongings dirty and dusty. She reappeared in BW041.

Bianca has a father who worries about her, and made her promise to come home if she loses to Elesa, when they are shortly reunited in Nimbasa City. But thanks to Ash, Iris and Cilan, Bianca's dad realized how great traveling is and allows Bianca to stay on her journey to become strong.

## Recurring Gags

One of the gags Bianca performs in the anime is that every time she runs into Ash and his friends, she accidentally knocks Ash into a nearby body of water.

## Voice Actors

* **Japanese:** Shizuka Ito
* **English:** Bella Hudson
* **Latino Spanish:** Pilar Puebla
* **Castilian Spanish:** Lupita Leal

## Gallery

* Bianca.
* Bianca holding Luke's Zorua.
* Does this scare you?
* Bianca with Zorua and Luke.
* Bianca with Iris' Emolga.
* Bianca without her hat
* Notice who she's looking at. Yep.
* Bianca at the Nimbasa Town Battle tourney
* Bianca with her dad.
* Bianca facing off against Elesa

## Achievements

* 2 Badges
* Club Battle Tournament: Top 16
* Donamite: Semi-Finalist

## Trivia

* Some fans speculate that she has a crush on Ash and keeps crashing into him on purpose.
* Bianca adores cute Pokémon, such as Minccino, Emolga, and Zorua.
Bell Tower

**Bell Tower** is a location in Johto featuring Ho-oh at the top of the tower. Only people with the Rainbow Wing and Clear Bell are able to enter this place. The Rainbow Wing and the Clear Bell used in conjunction summons Ho-oh at the top of the tower when the player, along with the Kimono Girls use it atop Bell Tower.

In Pokémon Crystal, the Clear Bell summons Suicune to the bottom on the Tin Tower while in Pokémon Gold and Silver, along with its remakes, can only be found when the Legendary Beasts are unleashed and the Elite Four have been defeated.

## Items

### Generation II

* Full Heal
* Ultra Ball
* Super Potion
* Escape Rope
* Rare Candy
* Max Revive
* Full Restore
* Max Elixir
* Nugget

### Generation IV

* Full Heal (x2)
* Max Potion (x2)
* PP Up
* Ultra Ball
* Escape Rope
* Rare Candy
* Full Restore (x2)
* Max Revive
* Max Elixir
* Nugget
* Carbos
* HP Up
Beedrill

← Kakuna | **Beedrill** |  Pidgey →

**Beedrill** (pronunciation: *BEE-dril*) is a **Bug**/**Poison**-type Bee Pokémon introduced in Generation I. It is the evolved form of Kakuna and the final evolution form of Weedle.

## Appearance

Beedrill is an insect-like Pokémon with the appearance of a very large wasp. However, unlike a wasp, Beedrill only has four limbs, with the front-most limbs featuring two large, spear-like stingers. A third stinger is located on its tail end. The shiny version of a Beedrill is a light green color with blue eyes instead of red.

## Special abilities

Beedrill has the ability Swarm, which increases any Bug-type attacks by 1.5 if the user's HP drops below 1/3 its max amount.

According to the Pokédex, Beedrill can fly at great speeds and can attack in swarms. Additionally, its three stingers all secrete a toxic poison, with the stinger on its tail being the most venomous.

## Evolution

**Beedrill** is the final evolution of Weedle and evolves from Kakuna at level 10.

## In the anime

Beedrill debuted in the episode *Challenge of the Samurai*, where a number of Beedrill evolved from Kakuna and took Ash Ketchum's Metapod.

A running gag throughout the course of the series features characters disturbing a Beedrill's hive and then being chased by the swarm of Beedrill.

Ash owned a Beedrill for one episode in *The Bug Stops Here*. He caught this Pokémon during a Bug-Catching Contest. It was then given to Casey, since she is a fan of yellow-black striped Pokémon. Casey is seen using this Beedrill in the episode *Those Darn Electabuzz*.

## Game info

### Learnset

#### Generation I

*Main article: Beedrill/Learnset Generation I*
#### Generation II

*Main article: Beedrill/Learnset Generation II*
#### Generation III

*Main article: Beedrill/Learnset Generation III*
#### Generation IV

*Main article: Beedrill/Learnset Generation IV*

## Origins

Beedrill appears to be based on a bee or wasp.

### Name origins

* **English**: Beedrill's English name is a combination of the words "*Bee*" and "*Drill*".
* **Japanese**: Its Japanese name, "Spear", is in reference to its spear-like stingers.
* **French**: "Dardargnan" is a combination of the word "*dard*" (sting) and the name "*D'artagnan*" from the famous fencer appearing in Alexandre Dumas' novel The Three Musqueteers.

## Trivia

* Originally, Beedrill's name was supposed to have one letter "L", rather than two.
* Despite not being affected by sleeping moves in the anime, Beedrill does not have the ability Soundproof.
* Despite being able to fly, Beedrill is not a **Flying**-type nor does it have the ability Levitate, making it susceptible to **Ground**-type moves.
* Beedrill is the only member of its evolution family to be featured in the spin-off crossover game *Pokémon Conquest*.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Kakuna | **Beedrill** |  Pidgey →
Berry Tree

**Berry Tree** is an E-Reader minigame with Ursaring in the Pokémon TCG Game Boy Color game. You need these to play the minigame, Nidoqueen, Gligar, Ursaring, and Growlithe.

## How to play

In the minigame Ursaring is the main character in the game. The player has to follow the buttons on the bottom screen and shake berries from a tree. The berries a plucked by 2 Teddiursas. If you don't do this quick enough, you will lose.

## Game

In Generation II Berry trees can yield Apricorns or different types of berries.
Ash's Snorlax

**Ash's Snorlax** is the second Pokémon caught by Ash in the Orange Islands.

## Biography

When Ash and his friends arrived at the Grapefruit Islands, they discovered that a Snorlax was eating every grapefruit in the orchards. Eventually, the group, with help from Jigglypuff, managed to stop Snorlax and Ash as well managed to catch it.

Snorlax remained on Ash's team right up until the Orange League final, where it had to be switched with one of Ash's Tauros because it would not wake up. After Ash won the Orange League, he left Snorlax at Prof. Oak's lab on a permanent basis, as he could no longer fuel its large appetite.

In Ring Masters, Ash used Snorlax in the Sumo Conference and it ended up winning. Later on, in Better Eight Than Never, Ash used Snorlax against Clair's Kingdra and it won the battle. During the Johto League, Ash used Snorlax in his battle against his long-term rival Gary Oak. Snorlax defeated Gary's Nidoqueen and Arcanine before being defeated by Gary's Scizor. Snorlax was also used in Ash's next battle against Harrison and defeated his Steelix and Hypno, but was knocked out by Harrison's Houndoom.

Upon Ash's return from Hoenn, along with May and Max, Snorlax made fast friends with May's Munchlax, possibly because of their evolutionary relation. In Wheel of Frontier, Ash used Snorlax in his battle against Greta. Snorlax managed to defeat her Hariyama with an Ice Punch attack and her Medicham with Body Slam.

Snorlax reappeared in An Old Family Blend, where it had gone missing from its Poké Ball, like Ash's other Pokémon. Snorlax was found in the kitchen eating food. Ash tried to use it to battle Team Rocket, but it refused to wake up and accidentally tipped over Team Rocket's mecha. Snorlax was shown defeating an unknown Trainer's Grumpig with Body Slam during the Sinnoh League.

Snorlax will reappear at the lab with all of Ash's other Pokemon in an upcoming episode of Best Wishes Season 2.

## Gallery

* Using Tackle
* Snorlax showing Pikachu affection
Bonnie (anime)

Debut:

**Eureka Okarukaya** (Japanese: **雄刈萱ユリーカ** *Okarukaya* *Eureka*) is a Japanese traveling companion of Satoshi and the sister of the Lumiose City Gym Leader, Citron, who first appeared in the episode Kalos, Where Dreams and Adventures Begin!. She is also being watched over her older brother, Citron, as she travels with Satoshi and Serena.

## Personality

Eureka is a very energetic child and loves to come across new Pokémon. Upon meeting or seeing one, she gets very excited and usually rushes over too them, sometimes scaring the Pokémon. While it is unknown if Citron, her brother, and Eureka have a mother, she continually tries to find a woman for Citron to marry. This results in Citron being embarrassed and removing her from the scene with his Aipom arm. She will continually mention how intelligent her brother is, but will also be over critical of him when something happens to his inventions.

Her love for Pokémon and also being too young to have her own results in her taking care of the Pokémon that Satoshi, Serena and Citron have. She loves to brush, groom, feed, and otherwise take care of any Pokémon of theirs. Also, when a wild Pokémon comes by that she will want to train and own when she gets older comes by, she asks her brother to catch it for her and she will take care of the Pokémon. The most notable one is Dedenne, who usually sleeps in the purse she carries.

Eureka hates being left out of the group and will occasionally pout or stick out in some other way to get the attention of others.

## Voice actors

* **Japanese:** 伊瀬茉莉也 *Mariya Ise*
* **English:** Alyson Leigh Rosenfeld
* **Korean:** 조경이 *Jo Gyung-i*
* **Brazilian Portuguese:** Jussara Marques
* **Spanish:** Blanca Hualde

## Trivia

* Her surname in Japanese 雄刈萱 (おかるかや) means Cymbopogon citratus, commonly known as lemongrass.
Block Bot

**Block Bot** is the name of multiple robots seen in LaRousse City in *Destiny Deoxys*. They perform a number of functions, such as acting as a welcoming committee to visitors, and taking pictures for passports. They can also join themselves together to form bridges, and act as LaRousse's defense system.

However, thanks to an attack from a Deoxys, their data was scrambled and they became corrupted and began attacking innocent bystanders, and had to be shut down for repairs. They covered the whole skyline of LaRousse City. In the final part of the movie, they flooded the streets and almost covered the Battle Tower. This indirectly led to the evolution of a Munchlax into a Snorlax, which Ash used as a platform in his attempt to use a passport to shut down the bots. Their blue parts turn red when they are corrupt.
Bind

**Bind** is a **Normal**-type move introduced in Generation I.

It has an accuracy of 85%, a power of 15 and is a physical move.

Its normal PP is 20, but with 3 PP Ups it can be increased to 32.

It affects "one nearby" according to Pokemon Marriland and its description is, according to Pokemon Marriland's Movedex, "Prevents the target from switching or fleeing from the next 2 to 5 turns. Has a 3/8 chance to last for 2 or 3 turns, and a 1/8 chance to last for 4 or 5 turns. Does damage to the target equal to 1/16 its Maximum HP at the end of every turn. If the user is no longer on the field, this effect ends. Rapid Spin cancels the effect of Bind after the afflicted Pokemon's use of the attack."

## Description

 **X**/**Y** | Things such as long bodies or tentacles are used to bind and squeeze the target for four to five turns.
Beartic

← Cubchoo | **Beartic** |  Cryogonal →

**Beartic** (Japanese: **ツンベアー** *Tsunbeaa*) is an **Ice**-type Pokémon introduced in Generation V. Beartic is the evolved form of Cubchoo. It resembles a large, bipedal polar bear with a beard made out of ice. A Beartic is used by Leader Brycen.

## Game Info

### Evolution

Beartic evolves from Cubchoo starting at level 37.

## Trivia

* The drop of mucus coming from the nose of its pre-evolution has become frozen and is now Beartic's beard.
* Beartic is the fourth Pokémon to have the appearance of a bear in the series, along with Teddiursa, Ursaring, and Beartic's pre-evolution, Cubchoo.
* Beartic is a portmanteau of the words "bear" and "arctic", as it is based off of a polar bear.
* Beartic is realistically sized; in reality, 8 feet is roughly the size of a polar bear standing on its hind legs.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Cubchoo | **Beartic** |  Cryogonal →
Blipbug

← Corviknight | **Blipbug** |  Dottler →

**Blipbug** (Japanese: **サッチムシ Satchimushi**) is a **Bug**-type Pokémon introduced in the Generation VIII games, Pokémon Sword and Shield. It evolves into Dottler at level 10.

## Game info

### Evolution

Blipbug → Level 10 → File:825.png → Level 30 → File:826.png

### Learnset

#### By leveling

 **Bold** indicates this Pokémon receives STAB from this move. *Italic* indicates an evolved or alternate form of this Pokémon receives STAB from this move.

#### By TM

 **Bold** indicates this Pokémon receives STAB from this move. *Italic* indicates an evolved or alternate form of this Pokémon receives STAB from this move.

#### By breeding

 **Bold** indicates this Pokémon receives STAB from this move. *Italic* indicates an evolved or alternate form of this Pokémon receives STAB from this move.An asterisk (\*) indicates this move must be chain bred onto this Pokémon.A double dagger (‡) indicates this move is bred onto this Pokémon from another Pokémon who learned it from an earlier generation.

## Trivia

### Etymology

Blipbug's name appears to be based off the words *blip* and *bug*.

← Corviknight | **Blipbug** |  Dottler →
Big Pearl

**Big Pearls** are items in the Pokémon series introduced in Generation II that sell for 4900 at PokéMarts. Big Pearls are like Normal Pearls except they are bigger and rarer. These can also be found on the wild Pokémon Clamperl, Gulpin, Shellder, and Cloyster. Occasionally, they are found on beaches, but they are much harder to find this way.
Blitzle

← Unfezant | **Blitzle** |  Zebstrika →

[[Category:**Black** Pokémon]]

**Blitzle** (Japanese: **シママ** *Shimama*) is an **Electric**-type Pokémon introduced in Generation V.

## Appearance

Blitzle is a small white on black zebra like Pokémon. It has a very spiky mane with a single lightning bolt-shaped cluster of hair sticking out between its small ears. Its tail is very short for a hooved mammal. It has yellow and blue eyes, and a very large black spot on its snout, probably a nose. Its small ears have blue insides.

## Evolution

**Blitzle** evolves into Zebstrika at level 27.

## Name origin

* It is possible that the English name for Blitzle was named such because *Blitz*, in German, means lightning.
* Its name could be a combination of Blitz and Dazzle.

## Trivia

* It shares similarities with Pikachu as it is the first Electric Pokémon in their Regional Pokédexes and are a part of a 2 stage evolution line in their respective generations.
* Shimama is a corruption of the Japanese word シマウマ *shimauma*, meaning "zebra."
* This Pokémon was revealed along with six other Pokémon in July's issue of CoroCoro on June 11, 2010.
* Blitzle is the first Zebra Pokémon.
* Blitzle is the third horse-like Pokémon, the first being Ponyta, the second being Rapidash and the fourth being Zebstrika.
* Blitzle has the lowest Special Defense base stat of all Electric-type Pokémon.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Unfezant | **Blitzle** |  Zebstrika →
Bellossom

← Ampharos | **Bellossom** |  Marill →

[[Category:**Green** Pokémon]]

**Bellossom** is a **Grass**-type Pokémon introduced in Generation II. When the heavy rainfall season ends, it is drawn out by warm sunlight to dance.

## Evolution

**Bellossom** is the evolved form of Gloom by use of a Sun Stone.

## Game info

### Learnset

#### Generation II

*Main article: Bellossom/Learnset Generation II*
#### Generation III

*Main article: Bellossom/Learnset Generation III*
#### Generation IV

*Main article: Bellossom/Learnset Generation IV*

## Trivia

* Bellossom is the only Pokémon that has one less type when evolved from its previous form.
* Strangly, Bellossom can not learn Petal Dance; however, Gloom can.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Ampharos | **Bellossom** |  Marill →
Barboach

← Solrock | **Barboach** |  Whiscash →

[[Category:**Gray** Pokémon]]

**Barboach** (Japanese: **ドジョッチ** *Dojoach*) is a **Water**/**Ground**-type Pokémon introduced in Generation III.

## Apperence

Barboach is a blue and gray Pokémon with a whiskery blue face and three fins. It has one fin on the top f it's body and two on the bottom of it's body.It has a circle like "fin" on it's tail on across it's side there is a zigzag black line.
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## Evolution

**Barboach** evolves into Whiscash at level 30.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Solrock | **Barboach** |  Whiscash →
Bewear

← Stufful | **Bewear** |  Bounsweet →

**Bewear** (Japanese: **キテルグマ Kiteruguma**) is a dual-type **Normal**/**Fighting** Pokémon introduced in the Generation VII games, Pokémon Sun and Moon. It evolves from Stufful at level 27.

## Trivia

### Design origins

Bewear is likely based off of a red panda.

### Etymology

Bewear's name appears to be based off the words *bear*, *wear*, and *beware*.

← Stufful | **Bewear** |  Bounsweet →
Berry (Generation II)

**Berries** are a type of berry in Generation II. They heal a Pokémon for 10 HP. Berry Trees are found on Routes 11, 29, 30, 38, and 46. They can be won in the Bug-Catching Contest as a consolation prize and obtained through Mystery Gift. Wild Pichu, wild Pikachu, wild Sentret, wild Furret, and wild Shuckle may hold Berries. They can also be obtained from trading Pokémon from Generation I games. Berries must be fed to the sick Miltank, MooMoo at MooMoo Farm on Route 39 to help cure her fever. After being fed several Berries, MooMoo is healed she will produce MooMoo Milk again, which the player can then purchase. From Generation III onwards they are replaced by Oran Berry.
Bite

**Bite** is a former **Normal**-type move introduced in Generation I. With the introduction of **Dark** and **Steel**-type Pokémon and moves, it was converted to a **Dark**-type move starting in Generation II.

## Effect

### In Battle

The foe is bitten with viciously sharp fangs. It may make the target flinch.

### Contests

Badly startles those that have made appeals.

### Super Contests

A basic performance using a move known by the Pokémon.

## Description

 **X**/**Y** | The target is bitten with viciously sharp fangs. This may also make the target flinch.

## Learnset

### As an egg move

* Charmander/Charmeleon/Charizard:
	1. Wait for a male Squirtle, Wartortle, Ekans, Nidoran♀, Kangaskhan, Totodile, Croconaw, Seviper or Bagon to learn the move, and breed with a female Charmander/Charmeleon/Charizard.
	2. Evolve a male Magikarp at level 20; breed resulting Gyarados with Charmander/Charmeleon/Charizard.
	3. Breed female Charmander/Charmeleon/Charizard with a male Larvitar/Pupitar/Tyranitar who still knows the move.
* Rattata/Raticate:
	1. Wait for male Ekans, Nidoran♀, Meowth, Eevee, Vaporeon, Flareon, Jolteon, Snubbull, Houndour, Poochyena, Mawile, Electrike, Manectric, Seviper or Absol to learn the move in any version, and breed with female Rattata/Raticate.
	2. Breed female Rattata/Raticate with a male Growlithe/Arcanine who still knows the move.
* Dunsparce:
	1. Wait for male Ekans, Nidoran♀, Meowth, Eevee, Vaporeon, Flareon, Jolteon, Snubbull, Houndour, Poochyena, Mawile, Electrike, Manectric, Seviper or Absol to learn the move in any version, and breed with female Dunsparce.
	2. Breed female Dunsparce with a male Growlithe/Arcanine who still knows the move.
* Sneasel:
	1. Wait for male Ekans, Nidoran♀, Meowth, Eevee, Vaporeon, Flareon, Jolteon, Snubbull, Houndour, Poochyena, Mawile, Electrike, Manectric, Seviper or Absol to learn the move in any version, and breed with female Sneasel.
	2. Breed female Sneasel with a male Growlithe/Arcanine who still knows the move.
* Swinub/Piloswine:
	1. Wait for male Ekans, Nidoran♀, Meowth, Eevee, Vaporeon, Flareon, Jolteon, Snubbull, Houndour, Poochyena, Mawile, Electrike, Manectric, Seviper or Absol to learn the move in any version, and breed with female Swinub/Piloswine.
	2. Breed female Swinub/Piloswine with a male Growlithe/Arcanine who still knows the move.
* Stantler:
	1. Wait for male Ekans, Nidoran♀, Meowth, Eevee, Vaporeon, Flareon, Jolteon, Snubbull, Houndour, Poochyena, Mawile, Electrike, Manectric, Seviper or Absol to learn the move in any version, and breed with female Stantler.
	2. Breed female Stantler with a male Growlithe/Arcanine who still knows the move.
Biker

A **Biker** is a Trainer Class introduced in Generation I. They are rowdy young men riding "bikes", although they appear to be motorcycles. In Generation I-III, they are depicted as skinny young men riding a motorcycle but by Generation IV, they have been buffed up as tougher and larger Bikers. They are commonly found hanging out with Roughnecks. Some Roughnecks and Bikers come together to form a tag-battling pair known as the Hooligans.

## In the manga

    In PMBW01, a biker called the Bousouzoku (Biker) King challenged Monta and Cheren to a battle, 1 vs 2. He sends out his Wargle to battle. Though Wargle damaged Monta's Snivy and Cheren's Tepig a lot, they uses an Oran Berry to help their Pokémon heal themselves. Monta and Cheren tell their Pokémon to use a Combination Technique on Wargle and Wargle fainted as a result.

## Trivia

* A Biker in Pokémon Black and White challenges you in a triple battle.
* In Japanese, they are called Gangsters, Wild-riding Gang or Bousouzoku.
Berry Juice

**Berry Juice** is a HP restoring item introduced in Generation II. It is produced by giving a Berry (in Generation III an Oran Berry) to a Shuckle to hold. According to Shuckle's Pokédex entries, the berries it stores in its vase-like shell decompose and becoming a gooey liquid that is **Berry Juice**. Berry Juice restores 20 HP.

In Generation II If the Berry Juice is held by a Shuckle, it will, over time, harden into a Rare Candy. This has been removed for use in later games.

## Location

* In Generation II, **Berry Juice** can be obtained through a trade for a Shuckle in Cianwood City. The
* In Generation V, **Berry Juice** is found in Nuvema Town, Undella Town, Castelia City (Royal Unova), and can be won as Prize #10 at the Raffle in Join Avenue.

## Trivia

* Berry Juice is one of few edible items known to be produced by a Pokémon. The others are MooMoo Milk (which is produced by Miltank) and Honey (which is produced by Combee).
Bidoof

← Staraptor | **Bidoof** |  Bibarel →

[[Category:**Brown** Pokémon]]

**Bidoof** (Japanese: **ビッパ** *Bippa*) is a **Normal**-type Pokémon. It was introduced in Generation IV.

## Appearance

Bidoof's appearance is based on that of a beaver. Bidoof has brown colored fur all over its body, and has a tan belly and a tan "mask" around its eyes. It has four small, stump-like legs with dark brown paws that appear webbed. It has a small, fluffy tail. It has two front teeth that protrude out, a small red nose, and two beady eyes.

### Gender

Male tails have five tufts of fur as its tail, while females only have three.

## Anime

 File:Bidoof anime.jpg
Bidoof made its anime debut in brief cameos in *Following a Maiden's Voyage*, appearing in the wild.

* Many Bidoof then appeared in *Faced with Steelix Determination*.
* Bidoof is also one of the members of Wigglytuff's Guild in the *Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time & Explorers of Darkness* anime special.
* Bidoof was also seen under Reggie's care in *Lost Leader Strategy*.
* A Bidoof appeared in *Camping it Up!*.

## Evolution

**Bidoof** evolves into Bibarel, a **Normal**/**Water**, at level 15.

## Game Info

### Side Game Data

 R-004
 Capture Points\*
 66

## Trivia

* Bidoof lay their eggs along riverbanks.
* Bidoof has been ridiculed by fans because of its lack of strength and its derpy appearance.
* Bidoof is one of six two-stage evolution **Normal**-type Pokémon that appear in the wild in the early routes of their respective region (the other four being Rattata, Sentret, Zigzagoon, Patrat and Bunnelby). These Pokemon are all rodent-like. Bidoof has the highest base stats off all of these Pokemon and evolves the earliest.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Staraptor | **Bidoof** |  Bibarel →
Battle Tower

**Battle Towers** are special areas set up specifically for Pokémon battles. Trainers register their Pokémon on the first floor and climb up the floors in a number of battles, fighting other trainers one by one. Pokémon that are not found in their Pokédex will not be registered as having been seen. In later games, there are a number of rules that can also be changed within the tower, such as fighting in double battles against the other trainers. Battles conducted here do not award experience or money. Trainers sometimes battle for bragging rights, but they are often rewarded with rare items or points that can be used to buy rare items as well. In Johto (Generation IV only), Hoenn and Sinnoh, the Battle Tower are part of a larger Battle Frontier.

In the Sevii Islands, a smaller and simplified version of a Battle Tower can be found in the Trainer Tower.

Beginning in Generation III, the Battle Towers are run by Tower Tycoons, who essentially fulfill a similar role to that of Gym Leaders in Pokémon Gyms.

## Locations

Battle Tower facilities exist in three regions in the games, and three in the anime.

### In the games

* Johto, on the north end of Route 40, later joined by the other facilities of the Battle Frontier in Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver.
* Hoenn, on an island south of Route 130, later joined by the other six facilities of the Battle Frontier in Pokémon Emerald.
* Sinnoh, in Battle Zone on the northeastern island, later joined by the other four facilities of the Battle Frontier in Pokémon Platinum.

### In the anime

* Johto, in Olivine City
* Hoenn, in LaRousse City
* Kanto, near Tohjo Falls, and part of the Battle Frontier
Bastiodon

← Shieldon | **Bastiodon** |  Burmy →

[[Category:**Gray** Pokémon]]

**Bastiodon** (Japanese: **トリデプス** *Toridepusu*) is a **Rock**/**Steel**-type Pokémon.

## Evolution

**Bastiodon** is the evolved form of Shieldon. Shieldon evolves into Bastiodon as of level 30.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Shieldon | **Bastiodon** |  Burmy →
Boldore

← Roggenrola | **Boldore** |  Gigalith →

**Boldore**(Japanese: **ガントル** *Gantoru*) is a **Rock**-type Pokémon introduced in Generation V.

## Appearance

Boldore is a **Rock**-type Pokémon that appears mostly blue. It has red crystals on its back and front, and a spine that extends between two yellow holes it uses as eyes. It and it's evolutions/pre-evolutions share a resemblance to the Nosepass family and the Geodude family. Despite contrary belief, it does not float.

## Evolution

**Boldore** is the evolved form of Roggenrola as of level 25. It then evolves into Gigalith via trade.

## Trivia

* Boldore and its counterpart Gurdurr are the first Pokémon since Generation 1 that evolve by trading and no other requirements.
* It bears a resemblance to Graveler as they both evolve via trade and they're both **Rock** types.
* Boldore's English name is a combination of the words "boulder" and "ore" that is some kind of nucleus.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Roggenrola | **Boldore** |  Gigalith →
Blaine's Magmar

**Blaine's Magmar** was Blaine's most powerful Pokemon.

## Biography

Magmar was caught by Blaine in the volcano on Cinnabar Island. It debuted in the episode Riddle Me This, where it overwhelmed Ash's Pikachu. When the volcano was going to erupt in Volcanic Panic, Magmar tried to stop it by blocking it with rocks. Although the hard work exhausted it, Magmar refused to give up and gained the respect of Ash's Charizard, who decided to help. Charizard then challenged Magmar to a battle, wanting to test its strength against such a formidable opponent. Magmar fought Charizard feircely and almost won by forcing Charizard into the lava but then Charizard burst out of the lava and finished Magmar with a devastating Seismic Toss.

Blaine's Magmar is usually seen outside its Pokeball and when Blaine summoned it to battle Pikachu, it burst out of the lava instead of emerging from the Pokeball. However Blaine was seen putting it in a Pokeball after Magmar was defeated by Charizard.

## Known moves

 **+** indicates this Pokémon used this move recently.\***-** indicates this Pokémon normally can't use this move.
Ben

**Ben** is the male character from *Pokemon Ranger: Guardian Signs*. He will travel with you throughout the storyline if you choose Summer as your character, and his partner is a Staraptor. If you choose to be Ben in Guardian Signs, you will obtain Latios's sign. Ben is the counterpart of the female player Summer.

Ben has appeared twice in the anime, the first time was online. Pokémon.com website had two four minute episodes where Ben fought against the Pokémon Pinchers. Ben temporarily caught a Staraptor, a Cranidos and gained Ukulele Pichu as a partner.

The second time he appeared in the anime, Ash, Brock and Dawn helped Ben rescue a Heatran.
Best Wishes! (Song)

**Best Wishes!** is the opening song for Best Wishes.

## Lyrics

### English

The smell of the wind for the first time, mm...
But what isn't for the first time
Is this throbbing of my heart!
When this brand-new map
Gets all crumpled
Hey, I wonder how far we should go?
Keep this between us
I have one or two or three worries
But there are countless things I'm looking forward to!
A calm morning
The calm flow of time, mm...
But what isn't calm
Is what comes right after this!
When our path has been cut off
By some unexpected trouble
Well, now what should we do?
It's pretty pitiful to say
My knees are shaking, I'm dripping with sweat
But no way am I thinking of going back!
If I listen closely, I hear a nostalgic voice
A voice from the future
It's always praying for me
"You'll be all right!
Somehow it'll be all right!
Everyone will be all right!"
Yeah-he-he-hey, let's start walking!
Yeah-he-he-hey, should we run?
The throbbing of my heart instantly changes
To an itching desire!
There's just no way I can calm down!
An endless road
A journey of endless encounters, mm...
But what I want to have end
Is this flurrying anxiety!
Even so, I wonder
If we've somehow realized
That's right, it's the beginning of a friendship!
This is frequently said
At first was a forced smile somewhere......
But soon it will be full of genuine smiles!
Wind, carry my voice
Carry my feelings
To that person in a distant town
"I'll be all right!
I'll be totally all right!
I'm not alone, I have my friends, so I'll be all right!
Yeah-he-he-hey, let's start walking!
Yeah-he-he-hey, should we run?
Yeah-he-he-hey, what we're aiming for
Yeah-he-he-hey, is always shining!
The throbbing of my heart instantly changes
To a pounding excitement!
There's just no way I can calm down! ♪

### Japanese

はじめての風のにおい　ｍｍ．．．
はじめてじゃないのは
このドキドキ！
新品のこの地図
クシャクシャになるころ　おれたち
ねぇ　どこまで進んでるかな？
ここだけの話
不安ひとつふたつみっつ
でも　楽しみは数えきれない！
おだやかな朝
おだやかな時の流れ　ｍｍ．．．
おだやかじゃないのは
このスグアト！
予想外トラブル
行く手をふさがれた　おれたち,
もう　どうすりゃいいのさ？
なさけない話
ヒザはふるえ汗はたらり
でも　戻るとか考えられない！
耳をすませば　なつかしい声
未来からの声
いつも祈っててくれてる
「きみは　だいじょうぶ！
なぜか　だいじょうぶ！
みんな　だいじょうぶ！」
Ｙｅａｈ‐ｈｅ‐ｈｅ‐ｈｅｙ　歩き出そう！
Ｙｅａｈ‐ｈｅ‐ｈｅ‐ｈｅｙ　走っちゃおうか？
ドキドキは　すぐに
ウズウズに！
いてもたっても　いられないぜ！
終わらない道
終わらない出会いの旅　ｍｍ．．．
終わってほしいのは
このドギマギ！
それでもなんとなく
気づいているのかな　おれたち
そう　友だちのはじまり！
ありがちな話
最初どこか作り笑い・・・・・・
でも　すぐホントの笑顔でいっぱい！
風よ運んで　おれのこの声
おれのこの想い
はるかな町のあのひとに
「おれは　だいじょうぶ！
めっちゃ　だいじょうぶ！
１人じゃないから　仲間がいるから　だいじょうぶ！」
Ｙｅａｈ‐ｈｅ‐ｈｅ‐ｈｅｙ　歩き出そう！
Ｙｅａｈ‐ｈｅ‐ｈｅ‐ｈｅｙ　走っちゃおうか？
Ｙｅａｈ‐ｈｅ‐ｈｅ‐ｈｅｙ　めざすものは
Ｙｅａｈ‐ｈｅ‐ｈｅ‐ｈｅｙ　ずっと輝く！
ドキドキは　すぐに
トキメキに！
いてもたっても　いられないぜ！ ♪
Bone Club

**Bone Club** (ホネこんぼう *Bone Club*) is a **Ground**-type move introduced in Generation I. It is the signature move of Cubone and Marowak.

## Effect

### Contests

Startles the Pokémon that has the Judge's attention.

### Super Contests

A basic performance using a move known by the Pokémon.

### Description

 **X**/**Y** | The user clubs the target with a bone. This may also make the target flinch.
Big Apple

A **Big Apple** is an item that, when eaten in the Pokémon Mystery Dungeon series, will completely fill the belly; or, if the belly is already full, increase the maximum belly size by 10.

## Locations in Explorers of Time, Darkness, & Sky

Apples appear in all shops of Waterfall Cave, Craggy Coast, Mt. Horn, Amp Plains, Treeshroud Forest, Landslide Cave, Serenity River, Lush Prarie, Tiny Meadow, Sky Peak, Mt. Travail, Marine Resort, Mystery Jungle, Oblivion Forest, Southeastern Islands, & Inferno Cave. They also appear on all floors of Brine Cave, Temporal Tower, & Surrounded Sea.

* Drenched Bluff (always appears on 3F)
* Mt. Bristle (always found on 5F)
* Apple Woods (all floors & any shop)
* Crystal Cave (shops 3F-11F)
* Crystal Crossing (shops 3F-13F)
* Mystifying Forest (shops 1F-4F & even floors)
* Zero Isle East (all floors except 20F & any shop)
* Zero Isle West (all floors & all shops except 14F, 29F, & 40F)
* Zero Ise South (all floors except 20F & shops 1F-89F)
* Destiny Tower (all floors except 20F & any shop)
Barry (anime)

* Brock
 Debut:

**Barry** is an 11-year-old Pokémon Trainer from Twinleaf Town.

## Biography

Despite being from Twinleaf Town, Barry has not met Dawn before, he only seems to know Kenny. Barry is a Pokémon Trainer and is following the gym challenge within Sinnoh. His training style seems to be a less harsh version of Paul's, of whom Barry is a fan. Due to this, Ash has a problem with Barry's training styles. Unlike Paul however, despite the training methods, Barry is a very sociable person and is eager to make friends and is very caring about his Pokémon. Barry's dad is the Tower Tycoon Palmer; one of the Sinnoh Frontier Brains and is in control of Sinnoh's Battle Tower. His best friend is Kenny. Barry also likes to fine people a lot, when something bad happens. He always rushes on Hareta's aid in the manga. Also, he has been shown losing to Paul in the Sinnoh League, but quickly came over it.

Barry is constantly trying to outdo Ash, as he thinks he can because his idol Paul is able to. This annoys Ash sometimes. Barry, however, loves his Pokémon and trains them as best as he can. He has a competitive spirit and is eager to challenge anyone.

Barry likes to teach his Pokemon strong and powerful offensive moves. His Skarmory is the only Pokemon shown to use a defensive move, like Spikes.

## Statistics

### Badges

#### Sinnoh League

* Coal Badge
* Relic Badge
* Forest Badge
* Mine Badge
* Beacon Badge
* 3 Unidentified Badges

### Pokemon League Status

* Lily of the Valley Coference (Sinnoh League) Loses to Paul: Top 16

## Gallery

* Barry in Episode DP189: The Semi-Final Frontier!
* Barry hitting his head
* Barry checking the time
* Barry running off
* Barry bumping into Ash
* Barry speaking
* Barry and Dawn
* Barry pointing
* Barry with Ash, Pikachu, Dawn and Brock
* Barry Annoyed
* Barry's Eight Sinnoh Badges (3 Unknown)
* Introducing himself to Paul
* Barry with a bump
Armaldo

← Anorith | **Armaldo** |  Feebas →

[[Category:**Gray** Pokémon]]

**Armaldo** (Japanese: **アーマルド** *Aamarudo*) is a **Rock**/**Bug**-Types Fossil Pokémon introduced in Generation III.

## Evolution

**Armaldo** is the evolved form of Anorith, which evolves once level 40 is reached.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Anorith | **Armaldo** |  Feebas →
Bagon

← Luvdisc | **Bagon** |  Shelgon →

[[Category:**Blue** Pokémon]]

**Bagon** (Japanese: **タツベイ** *Tatsubei*) is a **Dragon** type Pokémon. Bagon made its introduction as a third generation Pokémon, upon the release of Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire. Bagon is the pre-evolution of the very powerful Dragon Pokémon, Salamence.

## Appearance

Because Bagon has such a powerful dream of flying, it often hurls itself off of high cliffs, only to tumble aimlessly to the bottom. As a result of Bagon's brave (yet very foolish) dives, its head has grown rock hard, allowing it to attack without feeling recoil. Hikers, however, have noticed the occasional unconscious Bagon, a victim of one fall too hard. They lack tails, have stubby arms, iguana ears,a yellow lower jaw with two teeth coming out, two feet which have two toes and a yellow triangular patch which seems to look like a diaper.

## Evolution

Bagon evolves into Shelgon once it reaches level 30, afterwards into Salamence at level 50.

## In the games

Bagon is found in Meteor Falls, specifically in an area of Meteor Falls that requires Pokémon with the moves Surf and Waterfall to get to. Bagon has average Attack and Defense stats like most Basic stage Pokémon, so it is captured mostly for its evolution. It evolves into Shelgon at level 30 and then into Salamence at level 50. Bagon has the Rock Head ability. With this ability, it does not receive recoil damage from moves such as Double-Edge.

Bagon is often compared to Dratini, Larvitar and Beldum by fans of the video games to be the pre-evolution to one of the most powerful Pokémon in the game. Just as Dragonite in Pokémon Red and Blue, Tyranitar in Pokémon Gold and Silver and Metagross in the 3rd generation, Bagon's second stage evolution, Salamence, has above average stats that are some of the highest in the game, at a total of 500, even higher than most Legendary Pokémon. Because of this, its evolution, Salamence, is one of the six Pseudo-Legendary Pokémon. Also, like Dratini, Larvitar and Beldum, Bagon's first stage evolution is also fairly good, and better than a lot of fully evolved Pokémon, thus, why all these Pokémon evolve at late levels.

## In the anime

Bagon has had one anime appearance in "Episode 319: Let Bagons Be Bagons!". In this episode, it was owned by a trainer who was trying to get it to evolve into a Shelgon because her Bagon had a fascination with flying and kept jumping off cliffs to do it.

## Name origin

Bagon's name is a portmanteau of baby, as it's small and unevolved, and dragon, in reference to its type and appearance.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Luvdisc | **Bagon** |  Shelgon →
Byron's Bastiodon

**Byron's Bastiodon** was Byron's main Pokemon.

## Biography

At some point in the past, Byron revived a Bastiodon, or possibly a Shieldon, from a fossil and Bastiodon became his strongest Pokemon. When Roark challenged his father using his Rampardos, Byron used Bastiodon and the two Pokemon were evenly matched but Team Rocket interrupted before the battle could finish.

Bastiodon was the last Pokemon Byron used whilst battling Ash. It easily defeated Chimchar with Metal Burst and then battled Gliscor. Despite the fact that it was Gliscors first Gym battle the Fang Scorp Pokemon managed to hold its own against Bastiodon and finally defeated it with Fire Fang.

## Known moves

 **+** indicates this Pokémon used this move recently.\***-** indicates this Pokémon normally can't use this move.
Blue's Pokémon Teams (Yellow)

This is a Complete listing of Blue's Pokémon in Pokémon Yellow.

In Pokémon Yellow, Blue(Yellow) will start with an Eevee.

In Later Battles Blue's Eevee will change depending on the outcomes of the first and second battles:

If the player wins both battles, it evolves into Jolteon.

If the player wins the fist battle but loses or skips the second battle, it evolves into Flareon.

If the player loses both battles, or loses the first battle and skips the second one, it evolves into Vaporeon.
Benga

* Pokémon Black 2 and White 2

***Benga*** (Japanese: **バンジロウ** *Banjirō*) is Alder's grandson, and will battle the player in either the White Forest or the Black City, More Specifically The White Tree Hollow (W2) & the Black Skyscraper (B2) Respectively.

## Pokémon

### In the games

#### Pokémon Black 2 and White 2

Black 2 (Normal)

Black 2 (Challenge)

White 2 (Normal)

White 2 (Challenge)

When defeated, Benga will give the player a shiny GibleB2 or a shiny DratiniW2, depending on which facility he was defeated in.
Born to Be a Winner

**Born to Be a Winner** is a Pokémon theme song and opening theme of Pokémon: Johto League Champions.

## Lyrics

...Let's do it
I wanna be the very best
Like no one ever was (Ever was, ever was)
To catch them is my real test
To train them is my cause
My whole life has led to this
Time to test my skills
I know I just can't miss
Gonna show the world
Born to be a winner
(Johto)
Born to be a champion
Born to be a winner
Born to be the very best
(Pokémon Johto)
Born to be a winner
Pokémon! ♪
Bianca (Movie V)

Debut:

**Bianca** (Japanese: カノン Kanon) is a character in Pokémon Heroes. She is the granddaughter of the curator of the Alto Mare museum, Lorenzo, and has known Latias and Latios since they were young. Due to their close friendship, she is also the person that Latias chooses to transform into. The only way to disinguish the two is that Bianca always wears a hat, while Latias does not.

Bianca seems to be an artist, when Ash first saw her, not Latias, she was sketching in the museum. After helping save Alto Mare, she ran to Ash, who was leaving, and kissed him and gave him a picture. However, it is unknown if it was either Latias in disguise or the real Bianca who really to kissed Ash, although it is most likely Latias who did it, because the Bianca who kissed him wasn't wearing a hat.

## Gallery

* Bianca kissing Ash
* Bianca's drawing of Ash and Pikachu
Black Belt (Trainer Class)

A **Black Belt** is a Trainer Class introduced in Generation I. They are young men wearing a karate uniform while striking a battle pose. Most of the time, they use **Fighting**-type Pokémon. Their female counterpart is a Battle Girl.

## Trivia

* They are commonly found in mountains as part of their training regimens.
Basculin

← Lilligant | **Basculin** |  Sandile →
**Basculin** (Japanese: **バスラオ** *Basslao*) is a **Water**-type Pokémon introduced in Generation V and is set to appear in Pokémon Black and White. Its classification is the Violent Pokémon. It has two forms which are dependent on the version. It is basically another Magikarp except Basculin can learn TMs and Basculin doesn't evolve.

## Appearance

Basculin is a fish-like Pokémon. In its red form, two parts of its body are separated by a bright red-orange stripe and has spiky white fins. Its blue form, however, will replace the red-orange stripe with a blue one, and its fins and eyes have a sleeker design.

## Origins

### Design origins

Basculin appears to be based on a piranha.

### Etymology

Basculin's name is probably a combination of the words *bass* and *masculine*.

## Trivia

* Basculin's Red-Stripe Forme is exclusive to Pokémon Black while its Blue-Stripe Forme is exclusive to Pokémon White. Since it cannot change freely between the formes, each forme is more of a variant.
	+ Though with the use of the Super Rod or surf on a Rare Pokémon spot will always yield the opposite form.
* While most Pokémon can have up to 3 abilities legitimately (two primary abilities and and a hidden ability), Basculin can legitimately have four: a Blue-Striped Basculin has the ability Rock Head while the Red-Striped Basculin can have Reckless.
* Basculin and Zweilous are both known as the Hostile Pokémon.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Lilligant | **Basculin** |  Sandile →
Berry Searcher

← Dowsing Machine | Pokétch Apps |  Day-Care Checker →
## Descriptions

* **Pokétch No:** 08
* **Basic Info:** "The Berry Searcher app indicates the locations of ripe Berries."
* **Computer Info:** "The Berry Searcher is a map that shows the locations of Berries. It indicates the presence of Berries in areas you have already visited."

## Obtained

* It is obtainable from a little girl in Berry Master's House at Route 208.

## Uses

* There will be a map shown where the berries are located.
* Take note that you need to visit that route that have berries in order for the berry to appear in the Pokétch.
* If you press the screen, the screen will vibrate and update the location of berries.