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Ice Path/fr

<languages/>

<translate>

**Ice Path** 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 120,400 HP.

## Tables des rencontres

### Rencontres sauvages

 File:Swinub.png Swinub

## 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).

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

<translate>

**Johto Dungeons**

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

</translate>
Fiery Path

<languages/>
<translate>
<translate>

**Fiery Path** 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 424,000 HP.

## Encounter Tables

### Wild Encounters

 File:Numel.png Numel

## Items

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

 <translate>
 <translate>

</tab>

<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).

 <translate>
 <translate>

</tab>
</tabs>

<translate>

**Hoenn Dungeons**

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

</translate>
</translate>
Gems/en

<languages/>
<translate>

Gems are an item dropped when defeating any kind of Pokémon once the player has the Gem Case unlocked. These typed Gems can be invested into the Gems tab to increase type effectivity, and your damage output. They can also be used to purchase and use flutes.

## Methods

### Helpful tips

The Gems you get from defeating a Pokémon depend on the type(s) that Pokémon has.
Wild Pokémon on routes give 1 Gem per type, dungeon encounters give 3, most gym/trainer Pokémon give 5, and dungeon bosses give 20. Battle Frontier Pokémon give gems which number increases as the player progresses further (every 80 stages the number goes up by 1).

Note: Gyms yield 5 Gems per Pokémon, but not every pokemon in a gym will be the appropriate type. The most efficient gyms yield the most Gems per gym clear. (e.g. Violet City Gym is less efficient than the Petalburg City Gym because it takes twice as many clears of the Violet City Gym to obtain the same number of Gems).

### Gem Optimization

Note: In the table below, Gems are listed in pokemon type order, and the gyms are listed in the normal gym order, and **gyms in bold** are considered to be the most efficient gyms.

Alternatively, using the **/gems** command in the Discord server's **#bot-commands** channel gives you a list of all routes with a given type in every region.
Fiery Path/en

<languages/>
<translate>

**Fiery Path** 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 424,000 HP.

## Encounter Tables

### Wild Encounters

 File:Numel.png Numel

## Items

### No Debuff

 <translate>
 <translate>

### Debuff Drop Table

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).

 <translate>
 <translate>

<translate>

**Hoenn Dungeons**

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

</translate>
Lake Acuity

<languages/>
<translate>
<translate>

**Lake Acuity** 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 1,261,800 HP.

## Encounter Tables

### Wild Encounters

 File:Snover.png Snover

### Boss Encounters

**\*Must have cleared Distortion World at least once to unlock Uxie.**

## Items

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

 <translate>
 <translate>
 <translate>

</tab>

<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).

 <translate>
 <translate>
 <translate>

</tab>
</tabs>

<translate>

**Sinnoh Dungeons**

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

</translate>
</translate>
Malie Garden/en

<languages/>
<translate>

**Malie Garden** 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 13,483,476 HP.

## Encounter Tables

### Wild Encounters

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

## 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
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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
<translate>
Lush Jungle Lush Jungle
<translate>
Diglett's Tunnel Diglett's Tunnel
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Memorial Hill Memorial Hill
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Malie Garden Malie Garden
<translate>
Hokulani Observatory Hokulani Observatory
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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
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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
<translate>
Resolution Cave Resolution Cave

</translate>
Kalos Power Plant/en

<languages/>
<translate>

**Kalos Power Plant** 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 7,903,570 HP.

## Encounter Tables

### Wild Encounters

 File:Team Flare Admin (male).png Team Flare Admin | File:Houndoom.png Houndoom

### Boss Encounters

**\*Must be Kalos Champion and have cleared Kalos Power Plant at least 5 times to unlock Volcanion**

## Items

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<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>
Luxuryball/fr

<languages/>

<translate>

 **Locations** | * Boutiques
* Donjons

## Description

La **Luxe Ball** est un type de Ball. Elle est automatiquement lancée pour capturer un Pokémon sauvage après l'avoir mis KO s'il s'agit du plus haut type de Ball actif et qu'il vous en reste dans la fenètre de sélection de Poké Ball.

## Détails

La Luxe Ball est une Une Ball spécialisée qui sert à faire joli. Elle ne donne aucun avantage et est rigoureusement égale à une Poké Ball (1,25 seconde de temps de capture).

## Acquisition

### Boutiques

<translate>

### Donjons

<translate>

</translate>
</translate>
 Malie Garden Malie Garden | Parc de Malié | Épique
</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>
Magost/en

<languages/>
<translate>

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

**Magost** is a type of Berry that can be planted in the Farm. It can be obtained by surrounding an empty plot with at least 1 Pecha, at least 1 Nanab and at least 1 Mago.

## Growth Tables

### 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 Magost berries. Purple squares indicate where mutations can occur.

Base Formation

### Timing Table

*All planting times use the time-to-ripe remaining of the first planted berry for subsequent planting times*
 Pecha | 1 min until ripe | 40 secs until ripe | Not Practical

## Uses

### Mutations

Magost berries can be used to mutate the following berries.

 File:Pinkan.png Pinkan | File:Pecha.png Pecha

## Acquisition

### Dungeons

<translate>

</translate>
</translate>

<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>
Fiery Path/fr

<languages/>
<translate>

Le **Chemin Ardent** est un donjon de Hoenn. Il est initialement composé de 49 cases arrangées en 7x7, comprenant 7 coffres, 17 rencontres hors boss et 1 Combat de Boss. Les rencontres sauvages ont 424 000 PV.

## Tables des rencontres

### Rencontres sauvages

 File:Numel.png Chamallot

## Objets

### Sans Perte de Bonus

 <translate>
 <translate>

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

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).

 <translate>
 <translate>

<translate>

**Hoenn Dungeons**

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

</translate>
Lustrous Orb

<languages/>
<translate>
<translate>

 **Location** | * Spear Pillar

## Description

The **Lustrous Orb** is a type of held item that can only be equipped to File:Palkia.png Palkia.

## Acquisition

<translate>

**\*Note:** Using the Dowsing Machine increases the chances of obtaining Lustrous Orb to 1/341.

<translate>

**Held Items**

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

</translate>
</translate>
Liberty Garden/en

<languages/>
<translate>

**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

 <translate>
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 <translate>
 <translate>

<translate>

**Unova Dungeons**

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

</translate>
Liechi/en

<languages/>
<translate>

* 10 dry
* 30 sweet
* 0 bitter
* 0 sour

**Liechi** 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 23 Passho on the field. Pokémon #382 (Kyogre) must be caught to unlock this berry.

## Growth Tables

### 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 Liechi berries. Purple squares indicate where mutations can occur.

## Uses

### Mutations

Liechi 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>
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Gems

<languages/>
<translate>
<translate>

Gems are an item dropped when defeating any kind of Pokémon once the player has the Gem Case unlocked. These typed Gems can be invested into the Gems tab to increase type effectivity, and your damage output. They can also be used to purchase and use flutes.

## Methods

### Helpful tips

The Gems you get from defeating a Pokémon depend on the type(s) that Pokémon has.
Wild Pokémon on routes give 1 Gem per type, dungeon encounters give 3, most gym/trainer Pokémon give 5, and dungeon bosses give 20. Battle Frontier Pokémon give gems which number increases as the player progresses further (every 80 stages the number goes up by 1).

Note: Gyms yield 5 Gems per Pokémon, but not every pokemon in a gym will be the appropriate type. The most efficient gyms yield the most Gems per gym clear. (e.g. Violet City Gym is less efficient than the Petalburg City Gym because it takes twice as many clears of the Violet City Gym to obtain the same number of Gems).

### Gem Optimization

Note: In the table below, Gems are listed in pokemon type order, and the gyms are listed in the normal gym order, and **gyms in bold** are considered to be the most efficient gyms.

Alternatively, using the **/gems** command in the Discord server's **#bot-commands** channel gives you a list of all routes with a given type in every region.

### Total Gym Gems for each gym

<tabs>
<tab name="Kanto">

</tab>
<tab name="Johto">

</tab>
<tab name="Hoenn">

</tab>
<tab name="Orange League">

 Pokémon Orange League | Drake | 10 poison, 5 normal, 5 ground, 5 rock, 5 ghost, 5 grass, 5 electric, 5 dragon, 5 flying

</tab>
<tab name="Sinnoh">

</tab>
<tab name="Unova">

</tab>
<tab name="Kalos">

</tab>
<tab name="Alola">

</tab>
<tab name="Galar">

</tab>
</tabs>

## Type effectiveness chart

Type Effectiveness
</translate>
Lureball/fr

<languages/>

<translate>

 **Catch rate** | +Variable
* +15% sur un Pokémon pêché
 **Locations** | * Dungeons

## Description

L' **Appât Ball** est un type de Poké Ball. Elle est automatiquement lancée pour capturer un Pokémon sauvage après l'avoir mis KO s'il s'agit du plus haut type de Ball actif et qu'il vous en reste dans la fenètre de sélection de Poké Ball.

## Détails

Une Ball spécialisée pour attraper les Pokémon pêchés.

### Taux

Appât Ball
 Toute autre | +0% (égal à une Poké Ball)

## 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/en

<languages/>
<translate>

## Description

A **Grass Egg** is a type of Pokémon Egg that can hatch Grass-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>
Figy/es

<languages/>
<translate>

* 0 seco
* 0 dulce
* 0 amargo
* 0 ácido

## Descripción

**Higog (Figy)** es un tipo de baya que puede ser plantada en la granja. Se puede obtener rodeando una parcela con al menos de 25 y no más de 80 puntos picantes y menos de 5 puntos de cualquier otro sabor. Se requiere haber desbloqueado la baya Zreza (Cheri) para desbloquear esta baya.

## Diagrama de Flujo

File:Figy Flow Chart.png

**Leyenda:**

· Random Drop: Obtenido aleatoriamente en ruta

## Estrategia de mutación

### Posibles formaciones

Puedes llenar tu granja del siguiente modo para obtener bayas Higog (Figy). Los cuadrados morados indican dónde pueden ocurrir las mutaciones.

Formación base

## Usos

### Mutaciones

Las bayas Higog (Figy) pueden usarse para mutar las siguientes bayas.

## Adquisición

### Mazmorras

<translate>

</translate>
</translate>
 Radio Tower Radio Tower | Épico | N/A
</translate>
 Magma Hideout Magma Hideout | Común | N/A
</translate>
 Liberty Garden Liberty Garden | Común | N/A
</translate>

<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>
Magma Hideout/fr

<languages/>

<translate>

**Magma Hideout** 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 490,000 HP.

## Objets

### Sans Perte de Bonus

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

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

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).

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

<translate>

**Hoenn Dungeons**

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

</translate>
Held Items

<languages/>
<translate>
<translate>

 **Location** | Johto

## Description

**Held Items** are items that Pokémon can equip for bonuses to their statistics. A held item only boosts an *individual Pokémon*

## Usage

Held Items can be found in an tab on the Item menu. All Pokémon can equip Held Items, however, they can only have one item each. A Held Item is consumed when equipped and **cannot be re-used** - it will be removed from your inventory when it is unequipped.

To equip Held Items your Pokémon will typically need to meet some requirement. For example, to equip the Black Belt your desired Pokémon must be a Fighting type. To equip the Macho Brace your Pokémon must be at least *Contagious* with Pokérus.

## Acquisition

Held items can be found in Shops, as Loot in Dungeons and as Rare Hold Items from Pokémons.
Metal Coat/en

<languages/>
<translate>

 **Dropped by** | * File:Magnemite.pngMagnemite
* File:Magneton.pngMagneton
* File:Magnezone.pngMagnezone
* File:Steelix.pngSteelix
* File:Beldum.pngBeldum
* File:Metang.pngMetang
* File:Metagross.pngMetagross
* File:Bronzor.pngBronzor
* File:Bronzong.pngBronzong
* File:Skarmory.pngSkarmory

## Description

The Metal Coat Scale is a type of Evolution Item that can be first encountered in the Kanto Region, but that is first usable in the Johto Region.

## Uses

 File:Scyther.png Scyther | File:Scizor.png Scizor

## 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>
Key Items/en

<languages/>

Currently available Key Items
**Key Items** are special items obtained by player as they progress through the game.

## Usage

Key Items are active automatically upon acquisition. To see acquired Key Items go to Start Menu > Items > Key Items.

## List of Items

<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>
Greatball/fr

<languages/>

<translate>

 **Locations** | * Boutiques
* Donjons

## Description

La **Super Ball** est un type de Ball. Elle est automatiquement lancée pour capturer un Pokémon sauvage après l'avoir mis KO s'il s'agit du plus haut type de Ball actif et qu'il vous en reste dans la fenètre de sélection de Poké Ball.

## Détails

Une ball un peu meilleure pour capturer les Pokémon. Elle donne un bonus de 5% par rapport à la Poké Ball de base et capture un pokémon en 1 seconde.

## Acquisition

### Donjons

<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>
Magmarizer/fr

<languages/>
<translate>

 **Dropped by** | * File:Magby.pngMagby
* File:Magmar.pngMagmar
* File:Magmortar.pngMaganon

## Description

Le Magmariseur est un type d'Objet d'évolution découvert à Kanto, mais utilisable seulement à partir de Sinnoh.

## Acquisition

### Boutiques

<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>
Micle

<languages/>
<translate>
**This page has been moved to the new Wiki. Please check https://wiki.pokeclicker.com/#!Berries/Micle instead.**

<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>
Gems/es

<languages/>
<translate>

Las gemas son objetos que se obtienen al derrotar a cualquier Pokémon una vez que se tiene el estuche de gemas. Las gemas de cada tipo pueden ser usadas en el menú de gemas para aumentar la efectividad de cada tipo, y con ella el daño final. Además también se pueden usar para comprar flautas.

## Métodos

### Consejos útiles

Las gemas que obtienes al derrotar un pokémon dependen del tipo(s) al que pertenezca. Los Pokémon salvajes dan 1 gema en las rutas y 3 en las mazmorras, mientras que la mayoría de los Pokémon de entrenadores dan 5 gemasy los jefes de mazmorra dan 20. El número de gemas obtenidas en el frente batalla aumenta conforme se avanza a nuevos niveles (una gema extra cada 80 niveles).

Nota: Aunque los gimnasios dan 5 gemas por Pokémon puede que no todos los pokemon sean del tipo que se va buscando. Los gimnasios más eficientes son los que dan más gemas por cada victoria. (ej. El gimnasio de ciudad Malva es menos eficiente que el de ciudad Petalia ya que hay que vencerlo el doble de veces para conseguir el mismo número de gemas).

### Optimizació de las gemas

Nota: en la siguiente tabla las gemas se enumeran por el orden de los tipos Pokémon mientras que los gimnasios aparecen en el orden de llegada. Los **gimnasios en negrita** son los más eficientes.

Alternstivamente, usando el comando **/gems** en el canal **#bot-commands** del servidor de Discord da una lista detallada de todas las rutas que tienen un determinado tipo de gemas para cada región (esta lista no incluye los gimnasios).
Moon Stone/es

<languages/>

<translate>

* Underground
 **Dropped by** | * File:Cleffa.pngCleffa
* File:Clefairy.pngClefairy
* File:Clefable.pngClefable
* File:Lunatone.pngLunatone

## Description

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

## Uses

 File:Munna.png Munna | File:Musharna.png Musharna

## Mine Layout

The Moon Stone appears in the Underground as a 4x2 sized object.

File:MoonStoneMine.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>
Moon Stone/en

<languages/>

<translate>

* Underground
 **Dropped by** | * File:Cleffa.pngCleffa
* File:Clefairy.pngClefairy
* File:Clefable.pngClefable
* File:Lunatone.pngLunatone

## Description

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

## Uses

 File:Munna.png Munna | File:Musharna.png Musharna

## Mine Layout

The Moon Stone appears in the Underground as a 4x2 sized object.

File:MoonStoneMine.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>
Moon Stone

<languages/>
<translate>

<translate>

* Underground
 **Dropped by** | * File:Cleffa.pngCleffa
* File:Clefairy.pngClefairy
* File:Clefable.pngClefable
* File:Lunatone.pngLunatone

## Description

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

## Uses

 File:Munna.png Munna | File:Musharna.png Musharna

## Mine Layout

The Moon Stone appears in the Underground as a 4x2 sized object.

File:MoonStoneMine.png

## Acquisition

### Shops

<translate>

<translate>

**Evolution Items**

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

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Luxuryball/en

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 **Locations** | * Shops
* Dungeons

## Description

The **Luxuryball** 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 rate bonus and catches Pokémon in 1.25s. It is functionally equivalent to a Pokéball.

## Acquisition

### Shops

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### Dungeons

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 Malie Garden Malie Garden | Epic | N/A
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**Pokéballs**

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Pokéball Pokéball

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Greatball Greatball

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Ultraball Ultraball

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Masterball Masterball

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Fastball Fastball

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Quickball Quickball

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Timerball Timerball

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Duskball Duskball

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Luxuryball Luxuryball

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Diveball Diveball

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Lureball Lureball

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Nestball Nestball

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Repeatball Repeatball

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Beastball Beastball

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