recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
Hokulani Observatory/en

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**Hokulani Observatory** is a dungeon in Alola. It initially has 121 tiles arranged in a 11x11 square, The Electrium-Z File:ElectriumZ.png is awarded upon clearing this dungeon, including 11 chest tiles, 41 non-boss encounter tiles, and 1 boss encounter tile. Wild Encounters have 13,883,676 HP.

## Encounter Tables

### Wild Encounters

 File:Dedenne.png Dedenne

### Boss Encounters

**\*Must be Alola Champion to Unlock**

## Items

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**Alola Dungeons**

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Trainers' School Trainers' School
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Hau'oli Cemetery Hau'oli Cemetery
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Verdant Cavern Verdant Cavern
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Melemele Meadow Melemele Meadow
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Seaward Cave Seaward Cave
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Ten Carat Hill Ten Carat Hill
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Pikachu Valley Pikachu Valley
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Paniola Ranch Paniola Ranch
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Brooklet Hill Brooklet Hill
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Wela Volcano Park Wela Volcano Park
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Lush Jungle Lush Jungle
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Diglett's Tunnel Diglett's Tunnel
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Memorial Hill Memorial Hill
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Malie Garden Malie Garden
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Hokulani Observatory Hokulani Observatory
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Thrifty Megamart Thrifty Megamart
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Ula'ula Meadow Ula'ula Meadow
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Po Town Po Town
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Aether Foundation Aether Foundation
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Exeggutor Island Hill Exeggutor Island Hill
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Vast Poni Canyon Vast Poni Canyon
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Mina's Houseboat Mina's Houseboat
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Mount Lanakila Mount Lanakila
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Lake of the Sunne and Moone Lake of the Sunne and Moone
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Ruins of Conflict Ruins of Conflict
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Ruins of Life Ruins of Life
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Ruins of Abundance Ruins of Abundance
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Ruins of Hope Ruins of Hope
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Poni Meadow Poni Meadow
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Resolution Cave Resolution Cave

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Magnet

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 **Location** | * Dungeons

## Description

The **Magnet** is a type of held item that can only be equipped to File:Electric Type icon.png Electric type Pokémon.

## Details

Raises attack of the Pokémon holding the item by 10%.

## Acquisition

### Dungeons

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 Iron Island Iron Island | Legendary | N/A
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 Chargestone Cave Chargestone Cave | Legendary | N/A
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 Kalos Power Plant Kalos Power Plant | Legendary | N/A
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 Pikachu Valley Pikachu Valley | Legendary | N/A
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**Held Items**

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Wonder Chest Wonder Chest
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Muscle Band Muscle Band
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Soul Dew Soul Dew
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Adamant Orb Adamant Orb
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Lustrous Orb Lustrous Orb
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Leek Leek
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Rusted Sword Rusted Sword
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Rusted Shield Rusted Shield
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Black Belt Black Belt
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Black Glasses Black Glasses
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Charcoal Charcoal
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Dragon Fang Dragon Fang
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Magnet **Magnet**
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Miracle Seed Miracle Seed
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Mystic Water Mystic Water
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Never Melt Ice Never Melt Ice
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Pink Bow Pink Bow
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Poison Barb Poison Barb
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Sharp Beak Sharp Beak
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Silk Scarf Silk Scarf
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Silver Powder Silver Powder
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Soft Sand Soft Sand
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Spell Tag Spell Tag
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Twisted Spoon Twisted Spoon
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Macho Brace Macho Brace

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Fighting Egg/fr

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## Description

Un **Œuf Combat** est un type d'Œuf duquel peut éclore un Pokémon de type Combat.

## Acquisition

### Boutiques

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**Eggs**

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Dragon Egg Dragon Egg
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Electric Egg Electric Egg
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Fighting Egg Fighting Egg
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Fire Egg Fire Egg
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Grass Egg Grass Egg
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Water Egg Water Egg
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Mystery Egg Mystery Egg

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Iron Island

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**Iron Island** is a dungeon in Sinnoh. It initially has 64 tiles arranged in an 8x8 square, including 8 chest tiles, 19 non-boss encounter tiles, and 1 boss encounter tile. Wild Encounters have 983,000 HP. The first time you clear this dungeon you will be awarded with a Fighting egg.

## Items

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After Reaching Alola, the drop chance for items in Sinnoh will be debuffed for any loot with a Tier rarer than Rare (ie: Epic, Legendary, Mythic).

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**Sinnoh Dungeons**

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Oreburgh Gate Oreburgh Gate
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Valley Windworks Valley Windworks
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Eterna Forest Eterna Forest
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Old Chateau Old Chateau
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Team Galactic Eterna Building Team Galactic Eterna Building
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Wayward Cave Wayward Cave
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Mt. Coronet South Mt. Coronet South
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Solaceon Ruins Solaceon Ruins
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Iron Island **Iron Island**
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Lake Valor Lake Valor
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Lake Verity Lake Verity
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Mt. Coronet North Mt. Coronet North
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Lake Acuity Lake Acuity
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Team Galactic HQ Team Galactic HQ
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Spear Pillar Spear Pillar
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Distortion World Distortion World
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Victory Road Sinnoh Victory Road Sinnoh
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Sendoff Spring Sendoff Spring
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Flower Paradise Flower Paradise
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Stark Mountain Stark Mountain
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Snowpoint Temple Snowpoint Temple
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Fullmoon Island Fullmoon Island
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Newmoon Island Newmoon Island
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Hall of Origin Hall of Origin

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Jagged Pass

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**Jagged Pass** is a dungeon in Hoenn. It initially has 49 tiles arranged in a 7x7 square, including 7 chest tiles, 17 non-boss encounter tiles, and 1 boss encounter tile. Wild Encounters have 460,000 HP.

## Encounter Tables

### Wild Encounters

 File:Camper.png Camper Ethan | File:Zigzagoon.png Zigzagoon, File:Taillow.png Taillow

## Items

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<tab name="No Debuff">

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<tab name="Debuff">

After Reaching Kalos, the drop chance for items in Hoenn will be debuffed for any loot with a Tier rarer than Rare (ie: Epic, Legendary, Mythic).

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**Hoenn Dungeons**

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Petalburg Woods Petalburg Woods
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Rusturf Tunnel Rusturf Tunnel
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Granite Cave Granite Cave
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Fiery Path Fiery Path
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Meteor Falls Meteor Falls
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Mt. Chimney Crater Mt. Chimney Crater
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Jagged Pass **Jagged Pass**
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New Mauville New Mauville
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Weather Institute Weather Institute
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Mt. Pyre Mt. Pyre
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Magma Hideout Magma Hideout
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Aqua Hideout Aqua Hideout
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Shoal Cave Shoal Cave
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Cave of Origin Cave of Origin
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Seafloor Cavern Seafloor Cavern
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Sky Pillar Sky Pillar
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Sealed Chamber Sealed Chamber
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Victory Road Hoenn Victory Road Hoenn

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Lake of the Sunne and Moone

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**Lake of the Sunne and Moone** is a dungeon in Alola. It initially has 125 tiles arranged in two floors: 10x10 and 5x5 in size, respectively; including 15 chest tiles, 36 non-boss encounter tiles, 1 ladder tile, and 1 boss encounter tile. Wild Encounters have 16,435,490 HP.

## Encounter Tables

### Wild Encounters

 File:Helioptile.png Helioptile

### Boss Encounters

**\*Must have captured Solgaleo and Lunala to unlock each (respectively)**

## Items

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**Alola Dungeons**

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Trainers' School Trainers' School
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Hau'oli Cemetery Hau'oli Cemetery
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Verdant Cavern Verdant Cavern
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Melemele Meadow Melemele Meadow
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Seaward Cave Seaward Cave
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Ten Carat Hill Ten Carat Hill
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Pikachu Valley Pikachu Valley
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Paniola Ranch Paniola Ranch
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Brooklet Hill Brooklet Hill
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Wela Volcano Park Wela Volcano Park
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Lush Jungle Lush Jungle
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Diglett's Tunnel Diglett's Tunnel
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Memorial Hill Memorial Hill
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Malie Garden Malie Garden
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Hokulani Observatory Hokulani Observatory
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Thrifty Megamart Thrifty Megamart
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Ula'ula Meadow Ula'ula Meadow
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Po Town Po Town
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Aether Foundation Aether Foundation
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Exeggutor Island Hill Exeggutor Island Hill
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Vast Poni Canyon Vast Poni Canyon
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Mina's Houseboat Mina's Houseboat
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Mount Lanakila Mount Lanakila
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Lake of the Sunne and Moone **Lake of the Sunne and Moone**
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Ruins of Conflict Ruins of Conflict
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Ruins of Life Ruins of Life
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Ruins of Abundance Ruins of Abundance
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Ruins of Hope Ruins of Hope
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Poni Meadow Poni Meadow
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Resolution Cave Resolution Cave

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Liberty Garden

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**Liberty Garden** is a dungeon in Unova. It initially has 81 tiles arranged in an 9x9 square, including 9 chest tiles, 21 non-boss encounter tiles, and 1 boss encounter tile. Wild Encounters have 2,703,000 HP.

## Encounter Tables

### Wild Encounters

 File:Sentret.png Sentret

### Boss Encounters

 File:Kadabra.png Kadabra

## Items

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<tab name="No Debuff">

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After Reaching Galar, the drop chance for items in Unova will be debuffed for any loot with a Tier rarer than Rare (ie: Epic, Legendary, Mythic).

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**Unova Dungeons**

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Floccesy Ranch Floccesy Ranch
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Liberty Garden **Liberty Garden**
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Castelia Sewers Castelia Sewers
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Relic Passage Relic Passage
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Relic Castle Relic Castle
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Lostlorn Forest Lostlorn Forest
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Chargestone Cave Chargestone Cave
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Mistralton Cave Mistralton Cave
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Celestial Tower Celestial Tower
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Reversal Mountain Reversal Mountain
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Seaside Cave Seaside Cave
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Plasma Frigate Plasma Frigate
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Giant Chasm Giant Chasm
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Cave of Being Cave of Being
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Abundant Shrine Abundant Shrine
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Victory Road Unova Victory Road Unova
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Twist Mountain Twist Mountain
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Dragonspiral Tower Dragonspiral Tower
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Moor of Icirrus Moor of Icirrus
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Pledge Grove Pledge Grove
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Pinwheel Forest Pinwheel Forest
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Dreamyard Dreamyard
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P2 Laboratory P2 Laboratory

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Lush Jungle

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**Lush Jungle** is a dungeon in Alola. The Grassium-Z File:GrassiumZ.png is awarded upon clearing this dungeon. It initially has 125 tiles arranged in two floors: 10x10 and 5x5 in size, respectively; including 15 chest tiles, 36 non-boss encounter tiles, 1 ladder tile, and 1 boss encounter tile. Wild Encounters have 13,090,332 HP.

## Encounter Tables

### Wild Encounters

**\*Note:** Must be unlocked by doing Ultra Beast Hunt Quest first.

### Boss Encounters

 **File:Totem Lurantis.png Totem Lurantis\*** | 82,543,791

**\*Must be Alola Champion to unlock**

## Items

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Trainers' School Trainers' School
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Hau'oli Cemetery Hau'oli Cemetery
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Verdant Cavern Verdant Cavern
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Melemele Meadow Melemele Meadow
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Seaward Cave Seaward Cave
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Ten Carat Hill Ten Carat Hill
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Pikachu Valley Pikachu Valley
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Paniola Ranch Paniola Ranch
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Brooklet Hill Brooklet Hill
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Wela Volcano Park Wela Volcano Park
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Lush Jungle **Lush Jungle**
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Diglett's Tunnel Diglett's Tunnel
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Memorial Hill Memorial Hill
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Malie Garden Malie Garden
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Hokulani Observatory Hokulani Observatory
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Thrifty Megamart Thrifty Megamart
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Ula'ula Meadow Ula'ula Meadow
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Po Town Po Town
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Aether Foundation Aether Foundation
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Exeggutor Island Hill Exeggutor Island Hill
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Vast Poni Canyon Vast Poni Canyon
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Mina's Houseboat Mina's Houseboat
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Mount Lanakila Mount Lanakila
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Lake of the Sunne and Moone Lake of the Sunne and Moone
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Ruins of Conflict Ruins of Conflict
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Ruins of Life Ruins of Life
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Ruins of Abundance Ruins of Abundance
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Ruins of Hope Ruins of Hope
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Poni Meadow Poni Meadow
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Resolution Cave Resolution Cave

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Kebia

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* 15 dry
* 0 sweet
* 0 bitter
* 10 sour

**Kebia** is a type of Berry that can be planted in the Farm. It can be obtained by planting Pamtre and equipping the Rocky Helmet. The Pamtre will then have a chance to mutate into this berry. This berry can be bought from the Johto Berry Master for 10,000 File:FarmPoint.png if the player is running the "No Oak Item" challenge, and has already unlocked the Pamtre berry. Farming Setups using Kebia can be found here

## Growth Tables

### Growth Stages

 Animation
 Aura (mutation chance)
 Parasite (Tendency to Overtake Planted Plots)

### Ripening Time with Modifiers

 Mulch or Sprayduck
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## Mutation Strategy

### Possible Planting Formations

You can fill your farm in the following way to obtain Kebia berries. Purple squares indicate where mutations can occur.

## Uses

### Mutations

Kebia berries can be used to mutate the following berries.

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**Berries**
**Gen 1 Berries:**

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Cheri Cheri
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Chesto Chesto
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Pecha Pecha
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Rawst Rawst
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Aspear Aspear
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Leppa Leppa
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Oran Oran
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Sitrus Sitrus

**Gen 2 Berries:**

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Persim Persim
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Razz Razz
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Bluk Bluk
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Nanab Nanab
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Wepear Wepear
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Pinap Pinap
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Figy Figy
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 Wiki
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Mago Mago
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Aguav Aguav
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Iapapa Iapapa
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Lum Lum

**Gen 3 Berries:**

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Pomeg Pomeg
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Kelpsy Kelpsy
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Qualot Qualot
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Hondew Hondew
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Grepa Grepa
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Tamato Tamato
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Cornn Cornn
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Magost Magost
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Rabuta Rabuta
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Nomel Nomel
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Spelon Spelon
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Pamtre Pamtre
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Watmel Watmel
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Durin Durin
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Belue Belue
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Pinkan Pinkan

**Gen 4 Berries:**

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Occa Occa
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Passho Passho
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Wacan Wacan
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Rindo Rindo
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Yache Yache
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Chople Chople
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Kebia **Kebia**
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Shuca Shuca
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Coba Coba
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Payapa Payapa
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Tanga Tanga
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Charti Charti
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Kasib Kasib
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Haban Haban
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Colbur Colbur
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Babiri Babiri
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Chilan Chilan
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Roseli Roseli

**Gen 5 Berries:**

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Micle Micle
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Custap Custap
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Jaboca Jaboca
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Rowap Rowap
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Kee Kee
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Maranga Maranga
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Liechi Liechi
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Ganlon Ganlon
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Salac Salac
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Petaya Petaya
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Apicot Apicot
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Lansat Lansat
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Starf Starf
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Enigma Enigma

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Lakeside Cave

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**Lakeside Cave** is a dungeon in Galar. It initially has 125 tiles arranged in two floors: 10x10 and 6x6 in size, respectively; including 16 chest tiles, 38 non-boss encounter tiles, 1 ladder tile, and 1 boss encounter tile. Wild Encounters have 33,216,830 HP.

## Encounter Tables

### Wild Encounters

 File:Lairon.png Lairon

### Boss Encounters

 File:Coalossal.png Coalossal

## Items

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**Galar Dungeons**

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Slumbering Weald Shrine Slumbering Weald Shrine
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Galar Mine Galar Mine
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Galar Mine No. 2 Galar Mine No. 2
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Rose Tower Rose Tower
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Energy Plant Energy Plant
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Glimwood Tangle Glimwood Tangle
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Dusty Bowl Dusty Bowl
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Warm-Up Tunnel Warm-Up Tunnel
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Courageous Cavern Courageous Cavern
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Brawlers' Cave Brawlers' Cave
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Tower of Darkness Tower of Darkness
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Tower of Waters Tower of Waters
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Roaring-Sea Caves Roaring-Sea Caves
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Rock Peak Ruins Rock Peak Ruins
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Iron Ruins Iron Ruins
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Iceberg Ruins Iceberg Ruins
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Split-Decision Ruins Split-Decision Ruins
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Lakeside Cave **Lakeside Cave**
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Dyna Tree Hill Dyna Tree Hill
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Tunnel to the Top Tunnel to the Top
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Crown Shrine Crown Shrine

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Floccesy Ranch/en

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**Floccesy Ranch** is a dungeon in Unova. It initially has 81 tiles arranged in an 9x9 square, including 9 chest tiles, 21 non-boss encounter tiles, and 1 boss encounter tile. Wild Encounters have 2,503,000 HP.

## Encounter Tables

### Wild Encounters

 File:Pidove.png Pidove

## Items

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**Unova Dungeons**

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Floccesy Ranch Floccesy Ranch
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Liberty Garden Liberty Garden
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Castelia Sewers Castelia Sewers
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Relic Passage Relic Passage
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Relic Castle Relic Castle
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Lostlorn Forest Lostlorn Forest
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Chargestone Cave Chargestone Cave
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Mistralton Cave Mistralton Cave
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Celestial Tower Celestial Tower
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Reversal Mountain Reversal Mountain
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Seaside Cave Seaside Cave
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Plasma Frigate Plasma Frigate
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Giant Chasm Giant Chasm
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Cave of Being Cave of Being
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Abundant Shrine Abundant Shrine
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Victory Road Unova Victory Road Unova
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Twist Mountain Twist Mountain
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Dragonspiral Tower Dragonspiral Tower
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Moor of Icirrus Moor of Icirrus
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Pledge Grove Pledge Grove
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Pinwheel Forest Pinwheel Forest
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Dreamyard Dreamyard
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P2 Laboratory P2 Laboratory

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Ilex Forest/fr

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**Ilex Forest** is a dungeon in Johto. It initially has 36 tiles arranged in a 6x6 square, including 6 chest tiles, 15 non-boss encounter tiles, and 1 boss encounter tile. Wild Encounters have 82,200 HP.

## Tables des rencontres

### Rencontres sauvages

 File:Hoothoot.png Hoothoot

### Boss Encounters

 File:Celebi.png **Celebi\*** |  800,000

**\*Note:** Must be Johto Champion and do Unfinished Business Quest first.

## Objets

### Sans Perte de Bonus

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### Table du taux d'obtention avec Perte de bonus

After Reaching Unova, the drop chance for items in Johto will be debuffed for any loot with a Tier rarer than Rare (ie: Epic, Legendary, Mythic).

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**Johto Dungeons**

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Sprout Tower Sprout Tower
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Ruins of Alph Ruins of Alph
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Union Cave Union Cave
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Slowpoke Well Slowpoke Well
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Ilex Forest Ilex Forest
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Burned Tower Burned Tower
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Tin Tower Tin Tower
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Whirl Islands Whirl Islands
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Mt Mortar Mt Mortar
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Team Rockets Hideout Team Rockets Hideout
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Radio Tower Radio Tower
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Ice Path Ice Path
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Dark Cave Dark Cave
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Tohjo Falls Tohjo Falls
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Victory Road Johto Victory Road Johto
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Mt Silver Mt Silver

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Lake Verity

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**Lake Verity** is a dungeon in Sinnoh. It initially has 64 tiles arranged in an 8x8 square, including 8 chest tiles, 19 non-boss encounter tiles, and 1 boss encounter tile. Wild Encounters have 1,068,735 HP.

## Encounter Tables

### Wild Encounters

 File:Bidoof.png Bidoof

## Items

<tabs>
<tab name="No Debuff">

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<tab name="Debuff">

After Reaching Alola, the drop chance for items in Sinnoh will be debuffed for any loot with a Tier rarer than Rare (ie: Epic, Legendary, Mythic).

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**Sinnoh Dungeons**

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Oreburgh Gate Oreburgh Gate
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Valley Windworks Valley Windworks
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Eterna Forest Eterna Forest
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Old Chateau Old Chateau
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Team Galactic Eterna Building Team Galactic Eterna Building
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Wayward Cave Wayward Cave
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Mt. Coronet South Mt. Coronet South
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Solaceon Ruins Solaceon Ruins
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Iron Island Iron Island
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Lake Valor Lake Valor
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Lake Verity **Lake Verity**
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Mt. Coronet North Mt. Coronet North
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Lake Acuity Lake Acuity
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Team Galactic HQ Team Galactic HQ
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Spear Pillar Spear Pillar
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Distortion World Distortion World
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Victory Road Sinnoh Victory Road Sinnoh
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Sendoff Spring Sendoff Spring
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Flower Paradise Flower Paradise
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Stark Mountain Stark Mountain
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Snowpoint Temple Snowpoint Temple
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Fullmoon Island Fullmoon Island
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Newmoon Island Newmoon Island
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Hall of Origin Hall of Origin

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Dungeon Tokens/fr

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 File:DungeonToken.png

## Description

Les **Jetons de Donjon** sont des jetons bleus gagnés lorsqu'un Pokémon est attrapé. Ce sont des consommables principalement utilisés comme devise pour entrer dans les **Donjons.**

## Formules

Les Jetons de Donjon sont obtenus via la formule suivante. Chaque Donjon a une route associée qui est approximativement de la même difficulté qui est utilisée dans le calcul.

**Failed to parse (unknown function "\colorbox"): {\displaystyle \colorbox{White}{$\text{Jetons de Donjon} = \text{max}(1, (6 \times \frac{\text{route} \* 2}{\frac{2.8}{1 + \frac{\text{région}}{3}}})^{1.08} \times \text{Bonus de Succès}$}}**

Un taux de Jetons de Donjons Moyen Gagnés par Seconde a été calculé pour chaque route afin de déterminer les routes les efficientes en termes de gains de Jetons de Donjon dans chaque région. La formule utilisée pour calculer les taux détaillés sur cette page est comme suit :

**Failed to parse (unknown function "\colorbox"): {\displaystyle \colorbox{White}{$\frac {\text{Jetons de Donjon} \times \text{Taux de Capture Moyen (%)}} {\text{Temps de combat} + \text{Temps de capture}}$}}**

Les **Jetons de Donjon** et **Taux de Capture Moyen (%)** sont des constantes propres à chaque route.

**Temps de combat** représente le temps requis pour vaincre un Pokémon et est une constante (Temps de combat = 1 seconde).

**Temps de capture** est une constante spécifique à la Ball utilisée (Pour plus d'informations sur cette constante, voir la page Pokéball).

## Obtenir des Jetons de Donjon

Les tables qui suivent présentent les informations pertinentes pour gagner des Jetons de Donjon. Les routes les plus efficientes sont inclues dans la table Routes de Gains Optimaux. Tous les taux des routes sont également inclues ci-dessous dans les tables subséquentes.

Les colonnes comprises dans chaque table représentent toutes les combinaisons variées des 4 Pokéball standards et la Ball Magique.

Important, les tables suivantes tiennent en compte deux choses :

1. Vous pouvez vaincre ces routes en 1 coup
2. Vous avez la Ball Magique au niveau max. (5)

Si l'une ou l'autre de ces conditions n'est pas remplie, il est possible que la route la plus efficiente ne soit pas celle listé comme étant la plus efficiente dans la table et que les taux de Jetons de Donjons Moyen Gagnés par Seconde soient diminués.

## Tables Régionales des Taux

Les tables suivantes donnent des informations détaillées pour chaque route, séparées par région. JD représente les JD gagnés par capture sur chaque route, et les valeurs sous chaque combinaison Pokéball/Ball Magique représentent les Jetons de Donjon moyen que vous gagnerez par seconde.
Lost Hotel

<languages/>
<translate>
<translate>

**Lost Hotel** is a dungeon in Kalos. It initially has 100 tiles arranged in a 10x10 square, including 10 chest tiles, 23 non-boss encounter tiles, and 1 boss encounter tile. Wild Encounters have 8,375,300 HP.

## Encounter Tables

### Wild Encounters

 File:Klefki.png Klefki | File:Punk Girl.png Punk Girl Cecile | File:Liepard.png Liepard, File:Liepard.png Liepard

## Items

<translate>

**Kalos Dungeons**

<translate>
Santalune Forest Santalune Forest
<translate>
Connecting Cave Connecting Cave
<translate>
Glittering Cave Glittering Cave
<translate>
Reflection Cave Reflection Cave
<translate>
Kalos Power Plant Kalos Power Plant
<translate>
Sea Spirit's Den Sea Spirit's Den
<translate>
Pokéball Factory Pokéball Factory
<translate>
Lost Hotel **Lost Hotel**
<translate>
Frost Cavern Frost Cavern
<translate>
Team Flare Secret HQ Team Flare Secret HQ
<translate>
Terminus Cave Terminus Cave
<translate>
Pokémon Village Pokémon Village
<translate>
Victory Road Kalos Victory Road Kalos

</translate>
</translate>
Liechi/fr

<languages/>
<translate>

* 10 Sèche
* 30 Sucrée
* 0 Amère
* 0 Acide

**Lichii** est un type de Baie qui peut être plantée à la Ferme. Elle peut être obtenue en ayant au moins une parcelle libre et au moins 23 Pocpoc dans le champs. Le Pokémon #382 (Kyogre) doit être attrapé afin de débloquer cette baie.

## Tables de Croissance

### Temps de croissance avec modificateurs

 Engrais ou Kwakarrosoir
 Engrais et Kwakarrosoir

## Stratégie de mutation

### Formations possibles

Vous pouvez remplir votre ferme de la manière suivante pour obtenir des baies Lichii. Les cases violettes indiquent où les mutations peuvent avoir lieu.

## Utilisations

### Mutations

Les baies Lichii peuvent être utilisées pour faire muter les baies suivantes :

<translate>

**Berries**
**Gen 1 Berries:**

<translate>
Cheri Cheri
<translate>
Chesto Chesto
<translate>
Pecha Pecha
<translate>
Rawst Rawst
<translate>
Aspear Aspear
<translate>
Leppa Leppa
<translate>
Oran Oran
<translate>
Sitrus Sitrus

**Gen 2 Berries:**

<translate>
Persim Persim
<translate>
Razz Razz
<translate>
Bluk Bluk
<translate>
Nanab Nanab
<translate>
Wepear Wepear
<translate>
Pinap Pinap
<translate>
Figy Figy
<translate>
 Wiki
<translate>
Mago Mago
<translate>
Aguav Aguav
<translate>
Iapapa Iapapa
<translate>
Lum Lum

**Gen 3 Berries:**

<translate>
Pomeg Pomeg
<translate>
Kelpsy Kelpsy
<translate>
Qualot Qualot
<translate>
Hondew Hondew
<translate>
Grepa Grepa
<translate>
Tamato Tamato
<translate>
Cornn Cornn
<translate>
Magost Magost
<translate>
Rabuta Rabuta
<translate>
Nomel Nomel
<translate>
Spelon Spelon
<translate>
Pamtre Pamtre
<translate>
Watmel Watmel
<translate>
Durin Durin
<translate>
Belue Belue
<translate>
Pinkan Pinkan

**Gen 4 Berries:**

<translate>
Occa Occa
<translate>
Passho Passho
<translate>
Wacan Wacan
<translate>
Rindo Rindo
<translate>
Yache Yache
<translate>
Chople Chople
<translate>
Kebia Kebia
<translate>
Shuca Shuca
<translate>
Coba Coba
<translate>
Payapa Payapa
<translate>
Tanga Tanga
<translate>
Charti Charti
<translate>
Kasib Kasib
<translate>
Haban Haban
<translate>
Colbur Colbur
<translate>
Babiri Babiri
<translate>
Chilan Chilan
<translate>
Roseli Roseli

**Gen 5 Berries:**

<translate>
Micle Micle
<translate>
Custap Custap
<translate>
Jaboca Jaboca
<translate>
Rowap Rowap
<translate>
Kee Kee
<translate>
Maranga Maranga
<translate>
Liechi Liechi
<translate>
Ganlon Ganlon
<translate>
Salac Salac
<translate>
Petaya Petaya
<translate>
Apicot Apicot
<translate>
Lansat Lansat
<translate>
Starf Starf
<translate>
Enigma Enigma

</translate>
Magic Ball/es

<languages/>
<translate>

 **Unique Pokémon Required** | 20

La **Bola mágica**  es un Objeto de Oak. Al equiparlo da un bonus a la probabilidad de capturar pokemons.

## curiosidades

* El arte de la bola mágica comparte diseño con la Honorball de los juegos oficiales.

<translate>

**Oak Items**

Magic Ball Magic Ball
Amulet Coin Amulet Coin
Rocky Helmet Rocky Helmet
EXP Share EXP Share
File:Sprayduck New.png Sprayduck
Shiny Charm Shiny Charm
Blaze Cassette Blaze Cassette
Cell Battery Cell Battery
File:Squirtbottle.png Squirtbottle
File:Sprinklotad.png Sprinklotad
File:ExplosiveCharge.png Explosive Charge
File:TreasureScanner.png Treasure Scanner
</translate>
Lost Cave

<languages/>
<translate>
<translate>

**Lost Cave** is a dungeon in Kanto. It has 49 tiles arranged in a 7x7 square, including 7 chest tiles, 17 non-boss encounter tiles, and 1 boss encounter tile. Wild Encounters have 720,600 HP.

## Encounter Tables

### Wild Encounters

 File:Misdreavus.png Misdreavus

## Items

<tabs>
<tab name="No Debuff">

 <translate>
 <translate>
 <translate>
 <translate>

</tab>

<tab name="Debuff">

After Reaching Kalos, the drop chance for items will be debuffed for any loot with a Tier rarer than Rare (ie: Epic, Legendary, Mythic).

 <translate>
 <translate>
 <translate>
 <translate>

</tab>
</tabs>

<translate>

**Kanto Dungeons**

<translate>
Viridian Forest Viridian Forest
<translate>
Mt. Moon Mt. Moon
<translate>
Digletts Cave Digletts Cave
<translate>
Rock Tunnel Rock Tunnel
<translate>
Rocket Game Corner Rocket Game Corner
<translate>
Pokemon Tower Pokemon Tower
<translate>
Silph Co Silph Co
<translate>
Power Plant Power Plant
<translate>
Seafoam Islands Seafoam Islands
<translate>
Pokemon Mansion Pokemon Mansion
<translate>
Mt. Ember Summit Mt. Ember Summit
<translate>
Berry Forest Berry Forest
<translate>
Victory Road Victory Road
<translate>
Cerulean Cave Cerulean Cave
<translate>
Ruby Path Ruby Path
<translate>
Icefall Cave Icefall Cave
<translate>
Sunburst Island Sunburst Island
<translate>
Lost Cave **Lost Cave**
<translate>
Pattern Bush Pattern Bush
<translate>
Altering Cave Altering Cave
<translate>
Tanoby Ruins Tanoby Ruins
<translate>
Pinkan Mountain Pinkan Mountain

</translate>
</translate>
Charti

<languages/>
<translate>
<translate>

* 20 dry
* 0 sweet
* 0 bitter
* 0 sour

**Charti** is a type of Berry that can be planted in the Farm. It can be obtained by planting Cornn and equipping the Cell Battery. The Cornn will then have a chance to mutate into this berry. This berry can be bought from the Johto Berry Master for 10,000 File:FarmPoint.png if the player is running the "No Oak Item" challenge, and has already unlocked the Cornn berry.

## Growth Tables

### Growth Stages

 Animation
 Aura (replant chance)

### Ripening Time with Modifiers

 Mulch/Sprayduck
 Mulch\*Sprayduck

## Mutation Strategy

### Possible Planting Formations

You can fill your farm in the following way to obtain Charti berries. Purple squares indicate where mutations can occur.

## Uses

### Mutations

Charti berries can be used to mutate the following berries.

<translate>

**Berries**
**Gen 1 Berries:**

<translate>
Cheri Cheri
<translate>
Chesto Chesto
<translate>
Pecha Pecha
<translate>
Rawst Rawst
<translate>
Aspear Aspear
<translate>
Leppa Leppa
<translate>
Oran Oran
<translate>
Sitrus Sitrus

**Gen 2 Berries:**

<translate>
Persim Persim
<translate>
Razz Razz
<translate>
Bluk Bluk
<translate>
Nanab Nanab
<translate>
Wepear Wepear
<translate>
Pinap Pinap
<translate>
Figy Figy
<translate>
 Wiki
<translate>
Mago Mago
<translate>
Aguav Aguav
<translate>
Iapapa Iapapa
<translate>
Lum Lum

**Gen 3 Berries:**

<translate>
Pomeg Pomeg
<translate>
Kelpsy Kelpsy
<translate>
Qualot Qualot
<translate>
Hondew Hondew
<translate>
Grepa Grepa
<translate>
Tamato Tamato
<translate>
Cornn Cornn
<translate>
Magost Magost
<translate>
Rabuta Rabuta
<translate>
Nomel Nomel
<translate>
Spelon Spelon
<translate>
Pamtre Pamtre
<translate>
Watmel Watmel
<translate>
Durin Durin
<translate>
Belue Belue
<translate>
Pinkan Pinkan

**Gen 4 Berries:**

<translate>
Occa Occa
<translate>
Passho Passho
<translate>
Wacan Wacan
<translate>
Rindo Rindo
<translate>
Yache Yache
<translate>
Chople Chople
<translate>
Kebia Kebia
<translate>
Shuca Shuca
<translate>
Coba Coba
<translate>
Payapa Payapa
<translate>
Tanga Tanga
<translate>
Charti **Charti**
<translate>
Kasib Kasib
<translate>
Haban Haban
<translate>
Colbur Colbur
<translate>
Babiri Babiri
<translate>
Chilan Chilan
<translate>
Roseli Roseli

**Gen 5 Berries:**

<translate>
Micle Micle
<translate>
Custap Custap
<translate>
Jaboca Jaboca
<translate>
Rowap Rowap
<translate>
Kee Kee
<translate>
Maranga Maranga
<translate>
Liechi Liechi
<translate>
Ganlon Ganlon
<translate>
Salac Salac
<translate>
Petaya Petaya
<translate>
Apicot Apicot
<translate>
Lansat Lansat
<translate>
Starf Starf
<translate>
Enigma Enigma

</translate>
</translate>
Fastball/en

<languages/>

<translate>

 **Locations** | * Shops
* Dungeons

## Description

The **Fastball** is a type of Pokéball. It automatically tries to catch a wild Pokémon after defeating it if is the highest type of Pokéball active and there is a remaining supply in the Pokéball selector.

## Details

A specialized Pokéball to capture Pokémon with, it provides no increased catch chance rate and catches Pokémon in 0.5s.

## Acquisition

### Shops

<translate>

### Dungeons

<translate>

</translate>
</translate>

<translate>

**Pokéballs**

<translate>
Pokéball Pokéball

</translate>
<translate>
Greatball Greatball

</translate>
<translate>
Ultraball Ultraball

</translate>
<translate>
Masterball Masterball

</translate>
<translate>
Fastball Fastball

</translate>
<translate>
Quickball Quickball

</translate>
<translate>
Timerball Timerball

</translate>
<translate>
Duskball Duskball

</translate>
<translate>
Luxuryball Luxuryball

</translate>
<translate>
Diveball Diveball

</translate>
<translate>
Lureball Lureball

</translate>
<translate>
Nestball Nestball

</translate>
<translate>
Repeatball Repeatball

</translate>
<translate>
Beastball Beastball

</translate>

</translate>
Hau'oli Cemetery/en

<languages/>
<translate>

**Hau'oli Cemetery** is a dungeon in Alola. It initially has 121 tiles arranged in a 11x11 square, including 11 chest tiles, 41 non-boss encounter tiles, and 1 boss encounter tile. Wild Encounters have 11,587,450 HP.

## Encounter Tables

### Wild Encounters

 File:Misdreavus.png Misdreavus | File:Preschooler (female).png Preschooler Malia | File:Happiny.png Happiny

## Items

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<translate>

**Alola Dungeons**

<translate>
Trainers' School Trainers' School
<translate>
Hau'oli Cemetery Hau'oli Cemetery
<translate>
Verdant Cavern Verdant Cavern
<translate>
Melemele Meadow Melemele Meadow
<translate>
Seaward Cave Seaward Cave
<translate>
Ten Carat Hill Ten Carat Hill
<translate>
Pikachu Valley Pikachu Valley
<translate>
Paniola Ranch Paniola Ranch
<translate>
Brooklet Hill Brooklet Hill
<translate>
Wela Volcano Park Wela Volcano Park
<translate>
Lush Jungle Lush Jungle
<translate>
Diglett's Tunnel Diglett's Tunnel
<translate>
Memorial Hill Memorial Hill
<translate>
Malie Garden Malie Garden
<translate>
Hokulani Observatory Hokulani Observatory
<translate>
Thrifty Megamart Thrifty Megamart
<translate>
Ula'ula Meadow Ula'ula Meadow
<translate>
Po Town Po Town
<translate>
Aether Foundation Aether Foundation
<translate>
Exeggutor Island Hill Exeggutor Island Hill
<translate>
Vast Poni Canyon Vast Poni Canyon
<translate>
Mina's Houseboat Mina's Houseboat
<translate>
Mount Lanakila Mount Lanakila
<translate>
Lake of the Sunne and Moone Lake of the Sunne and Moone
<translate>
Ruins of Conflict Ruins of Conflict
<translate>
Ruins of Life Ruins of Life
<translate>
Ruins of Abundance Ruins of Abundance
<translate>
Ruins of Hope Ruins of Hope
<translate>
Poni Meadow Poni Meadow
<translate>
Resolution Cave Resolution Cave

</translate>
Gem Case

<languages/>
<translate>
<translate>

### Acquisition

Upon receiving the Earth Badge, Professor Oak will give the player the Gems Case allowing access to the Gems tab in the Start Menu.

### Effects

Players collect Gems from defeated Pokémon. Gems of a type can boost the damage multipliers for that type.

<translate>

**Key Items**

File:Teachy tv.png Teachy TV
File:Coin case.png Coin Case
File:Pokeball bag.png Pokéball Bag
File:Town map.png Town Map
File:Dungeon ticket.png Dungeon Ticket
File:Super rod.png Super Rod
File:Holo caster.png Holo Caster
File:Mystery egg.png Mystery Egg
File:Safari ticket.png Safari Ticket
File:Wailmer pail.png Wailmer Pail
File:Explorer kit.png Explorer Kit
File:Event calendar.png Event Calendar
File:Gem case.png **Gem Case**
File:DNA splicers.png DNA Splicers
File:Pokérus Virus.png Pokérus Virus
File:Reins of Unity.png Reins of Unity
</translate>
</translate>
Magic Ball

<languages/>
<translate>
<translate>

 **Unique Pokémon Required** | 20

The **Magic Ball** is a type of Oak Item. When equipped, it gives a bonus to the player's catch rate.

## Trivia

* The artwork of the Magic Ball shares its design with the Premier Ball from the official games.

<translate>

**Oak Items**

Magic Ball **Magic Ball**
Amulet Coin Amulet Coin
Rocky Helmet Rocky Helmet
EXP Share EXP Share
File:Sprayduck New.png Sprayduck
Shiny Charm Shiny Charm
Blaze Cassette Blaze Cassette
Cell Battery Cell Battery
File:Squirtbottle.png Squirtbottle
File:Sprinklotad.png Sprinklotad
File:ExplosiveCharge.png Explosive Charge
File:TreasureScanner.png Treasure Scanner
</translate>

</translate>
Genders

<languages/>
<translate>

 File:Gender Example.png
Pokémon Genders are a completely Visual feature that can sometimes show different sprites of a single Pokémon.**This page is NOT finished**

### Gender Differences

Some Pokémons have a different sprite depending of its gender. Such as Venusaur having a seed on its Flower if it's Female.

</translate>
Fighting Egg/en

<languages/>
<translate>

## Description

A **Fighting Egg** is a type of Pokémon Egg that can hatch Fighting-type Pokémon.

## Acquisition

### Shops

<translate>

<translate>

**Eggs**

<translate>
Dragon Egg Dragon Egg
<translate>
Electric Egg Electric Egg
<translate>
Fighting Egg Fighting Egg
<translate>
Fire Egg Fire Egg
<translate>
Grass Egg Grass Egg
<translate>
Water Egg Water Egg
<translate>
Mystery Egg Mystery Egg

</translate>
Lureball/en

<languages/>

<translate>

 **Catch rate** | +Variable
* +15% on fished route pokémon
 **Locations** | * Dungeons

## Description

The **Lureball** is a type of Pokéball. It automatically tries to catch a wild Pokémon after defeating it if is the highest type of Pokéball active and there is a remaining supply in the Pokéball selector.

## Details

A specialized Pokéball to capture Pokémon with, it provides an increased catch rate on fished Pokémon.

### Rates

Lureball
 All other locations | +0% (Equal to Pokéball)

## Acquisition

<translate>

<translate>

**Pokéballs**

<translate>
Pokéball Pokéball

</translate>
<translate>
Greatball Greatball

</translate>
<translate>
Ultraball Ultraball

</translate>
<translate>
Masterball Masterball

</translate>
<translate>
Fastball Fastball

</translate>
<translate>
Quickball Quickball

</translate>
<translate>
Timerball Timerball

</translate>
<translate>
Duskball Duskball

</translate>
<translate>
Luxuryball Luxuryball

</translate>
<translate>
Diveball Diveball

</translate>
<translate>
Lureball Lureball

</translate>
<translate>
Nestball Nestball

</translate>
<translate>
Repeatball Repeatball

</translate>
<translate>
Beastball Beastball

</translate>

</translate>
Grass Egg/fr

<languages/>
<translate>

## Description

Un **Œuf Plante** est un type d'Œuf duquel peut éclore un Pokémon de type Plante.

## Acquisition

### Boutiques

<translate>

<translate>

**Eggs**

<translate>
Dragon Egg Dragon Egg
<translate>
Electric Egg Electric Egg
<translate>
Fighting Egg Fighting Egg
<translate>
Fire Egg Fire Egg
<translate>
Grass Egg Grass Egg
<translate>
Water Egg Water Egg
<translate>
Mystery Egg Mystery Egg

</translate>
Johto

<languages/>
<translate>
**Johto** is the second Region in the Pokéclicker world. The Pokédex for this region contains 103 Pokémon from Chikorita #152 to Celebi #251.

 File:Johto V0.9.11.png

### Routes

*See Route Statistics for more in-depth info.*

### Walkthrough

File:Johto Flow Chart Updated1.png

* Route 27 is located to the East of New Bark Town
* Tin Tower is located in Ecruteak City
* Route 47 is located West of Cianwood City
* Whirl Islands is located on Route 40

### Exclusive Pokémon

#### Item Evolutions

 File:Soothe Bell.png Soothe Bell | 5 | File:Crobat.png Crobat, File:Blissey.png Blissey, File:Espeon.png Espeon\*, File:Umbreon.png Umbreon\* & File:Togetic.png Togetic

**\*Note:** Espeon and Umbreon are time-dependent; daytime (6am - 6pm / 6:00 - 18:00) and nighttime (6pm - 6am / 18:00 - 06:00), respectively.

#### Typed Eggs

 File:Bag Water Egg Sprite.png Water Egg | 1 | File:Totodile.png Totodile

#### Baby Pokémon

 File:Magby.png Magby*\** | File:Magmar.png Magmar

*\*Also Found in Fighting, Electric and Fire Eggs respectively*

#### Roamers

 File:Raikou.png Raikou

</translate>
Leaf Stone/en

<languages/>

<translate>

* Underground
* Battle Frontier

## Description

The Leaf Stone is a type of Evolution Item that is first encountered in the Kanto Region.

## Uses

 File:Exeggcute.png Exeggcute | File:Alolan Exeggutor.png Alolan Exeggutor

## Mine Layout

The Leaf Stone appears in the Underground as a 3x4 sized object.

File:LeafStoneMine.png

## Acquisition

### Shops

<translate>

<translate>

**Evolution Items**

<translate>
Moon Stone Moon Stone
<translate>
Fire Stone Fire Stone
<translate>
Leaf Stone Leaf Stone
<translate>
Water Stone Water Stone
<translate>
Thunder Stone Thunder Stone
<translate>
Linking Cord Linking Cord
<translate>
Sun Stone Sun Stone
<translate>
Dragon Scale Dragon Scale
<translate>
Metal Coat Metal Coat
<translate>
Kings Rock Kings Rock
<translate>
Upgrade Upgrade
<translate>
Soothe Bell Soothe Bell
<translate>
Deep Sea Scale Deep Sea Scale
<translate>
Deep Sea Tooth Deep Sea Tooth
<translate>
Prism Scale Prism Scale
<translate>
Electirizer Electirizer
<translate>
Magmarizer Magmarizer
<translate>
Razor Claw Razor Claw
<translate>
Razor Fang Razor Fang
<translate>
Dawn Stone Dawn Stone
<translate>
Dusk Stone Dusk Stone
<translate>
Shiny Stone Shiny Stone
<translate>
Dubious Disc Dubious Disc
<translate>
Protector Protector
<translate>
Reaper Cloth Reaper Cloth
<translate>
Black DNA Black DNA
<translate>
White DNA White DNA
<translate>
Sachet Sachet
<translate>
Whipped Dream Whipped Dream
<translate>
Ice Stone Ice Stone
<translate>
Solar Light Solar Light
<translate>
Lunar Light Lunar Light
<translate>
Sweet Apple Sweet Apple
<translate>
Tart Apple Tart Apple
<translate>
Cracked Pot Cracked Pot
<translate>
Galarica Cuff Galarica Cuff
<translate>
Galarica Wreath Galarica Wreath
<translate>
Black Mane Hair Black Mane Hair
<translate>
White Mane Hair White Mane Hair

</translate>
Jaboca

<languages/>
<translate>
<translate>

* 0 dry
* 0 sweet
* 40 bitter
* 10 sour

**Jaboca** is a type of Berry that can be planted in the Farm. It can be obtained by having at least one empty plot and at least 600 points of bitter on the field. The Durin must be unlocked to unlock this berry. Various Farming Setups using Jaboca can be found here.

## Growth Tables

### Growth Stages

 Animation
 Aura (Roaming Pokémon Chance)

### Ripening Time with Modifiers

 Mulch or Sprayduck
 Mulch & Sprayduck

## Mutation Strategy

### Possible Planting Formations

You can fill your farm in the following way to obtain Jaboca berries. Purple squares indicate where mutations can occur.

<translate>

**Berries**
**Gen 1 Berries:**

<translate>
Cheri Cheri
<translate>
Chesto Chesto
<translate>
Pecha Pecha
<translate>
Rawst Rawst
<translate>
Aspear Aspear
<translate>
Leppa Leppa
<translate>
Oran Oran
<translate>
Sitrus Sitrus

**Gen 2 Berries:**

<translate>
Persim Persim
<translate>
Razz Razz
<translate>
Bluk Bluk
<translate>
Nanab Nanab
<translate>
Wepear Wepear
<translate>
Pinap Pinap
<translate>
Figy Figy
<translate>
 Wiki
<translate>
Mago Mago
<translate>
Aguav Aguav
<translate>
Iapapa Iapapa
<translate>
Lum Lum

**Gen 3 Berries:**

<translate>
Pomeg Pomeg
<translate>
Kelpsy Kelpsy
<translate>
Qualot Qualot
<translate>
Hondew Hondew
<translate>
Grepa Grepa
<translate>
Tamato Tamato
<translate>
Cornn Cornn
<translate>
Magost Magost
<translate>
Rabuta Rabuta
<translate>
Nomel Nomel
<translate>
Spelon Spelon
<translate>
Pamtre Pamtre
<translate>
Watmel Watmel
<translate>
Durin Durin
<translate>
Belue Belue
<translate>
Pinkan Pinkan

**Gen 4 Berries:**

<translate>
Occa Occa
<translate>
Passho Passho
<translate>
Wacan Wacan
<translate>
Rindo Rindo
<translate>
Yache Yache
<translate>
Chople Chople
<translate>
Kebia Kebia
<translate>
Shuca Shuca
<translate>
Coba Coba
<translate>
Payapa Payapa
<translate>
Tanga Tanga
<translate>
Charti Charti
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Kasib Kasib
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Haban Haban
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Colbur Colbur
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Babiri Babiri
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Chilan Chilan
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Roseli Roseli

**Gen 5 Berries:**

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Micle Micle
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Custap Custap
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Jaboca **Jaboca**
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Rowap Rowap
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Kee Kee
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Maranga Maranga
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Liechi Liechi
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Ganlon Ganlon
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Salac Salac
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Petaya Petaya
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Apicot Apicot
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Lansat Lansat
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Starf Starf
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Enigma Enigma

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Lucky Incense

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* Dungeons

## Description

The **Lucky Incense** is a type of battle item. It temporarily boosts the player's money gained by 50% for 30 seconds.

## Trivia

The Lucky Incense shares its name, design and function with the official Lucky Incense from the Pokémon franchise.

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**Battle Items**

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XAttack XAttack
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XClick XClick
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Lucky Egg Lucky Egg
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Token Collector Token Collector
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Dowsing Machine Dowsing Machine
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Lucky Incense **Lucky Incense**

**Flutes**

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Yellow Flute Yellow Flute
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Time Flute Time Flute
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Black Flute Black Flute
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Red Flute Red Flute
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White Flute White Flute
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Blue Flute Blue Flute

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Home Page

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Welcome to the Main Page of the Pokéclicker Wiki!

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When editing this page, please note a few things:

* The inexperienced may want to check out the "How to help" section on the "community portal" article linked on the sidebar.
* Remember this page is the most public face of the wiki - test edits are best done on a separate page.
* Sections within "<! --" and "-- >" markers (without the spaces) - like this entire section - are hidden comments, and can be separated by several lines. Be sure not to break them.

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