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Unused Content

## **Unused Pokesweets**

In Rainbow City, the developers will show the player the designs of several scrapped Pokésweets. These included:

* A Blueberry Surskit
* A Lemon Ferroseed and Ferrothorn
* A "cookie bunny" Spinda
* An evolution for Chocorose

Youtuber Tony Daddi actually encountered the lemon Ferroseed during a randomized Nuzlocke of the game.

## **Bug Type**

In earlier version of the game, the Bug type could be hacked in, and would be displayed as the "Glitch type". Three of the Non-Pokésweet themed Pokémon replaced Bug-types, but the creators forgot to change their typing. This meant that this Glitch type could actually be interacted with outside of hacking by challenging Rocker Jake.

* **Ocarelia** was a Glitch/Chocolate type Pokéstrument. It replaces Ledyba, a Bug/Flying Type
* **Drumonite** was a Glitch/Orange type Pokéstrument. It replaces Ledian, a Bug/Flying Type
* **Flutefetch** was a Glitch/Chocolate type Pokéstrument. It replaces Spinarak, a Bug/Poison Type

As of the most recent version of Pokémon Sweet, Bug has been (The unused types now are Flying, Poison, Ghost, and Dragon.)

## **The Sevii Isles**

The Sevii Isles, an extra area that was added to Pokémon Fire Red & Leaf Green is not assessable in Pokémon Sweet Version. It is unknown if it is still within the game's files, or if it has even been edited at all.

## **Flash (HM05) & Rock Smash (HM06)**

The HMs for Flash & Rock Smash have been removed from the game. However, certain Pokésweets can actually still learn these moves if they are hacked back into the game, just like the Pokémon that they have replaced, so Brownisaur can actually learn Flash & Rock Smash.

## **Egg Moves**

Since the **Sevii Isles** is completely absent from Pokémon Sweet Version, the Daycare that allows two PokéSweets to be able to breed is inaccessible, causing Egg Moves to be unobtainable.

Pokésweets can actually learn these Egg Moves, since they all replace Pokémon that could actually learn them; e.g: Brownisaur can learn Petal Dance if a male Liganium that has that move is bred with a female Fudgasaur.

## **Move Tutor Moves**

Certain moves, such as Body Slam that can be learned from Move Tutors are inaccessible, due to Move Tutors being removed from the game. The move Tutors would've been located at **Rocky Road**, **Grapevine City**, **Berry City** & **Four Island** (The Sevii Isles are inaccessible) if they had not been taken out of the game.

## Other

An NPC in the Pokésweet Mart in Meringue City mentions that there's 3 villainous teams to watch out for: Team Sour, the Black Sugar Pirates & the Furious Flandits. The Flandits never appear in-game.
Rocket Hideout

Rocket Hideout is a secret location in Pokémon Sweet 2th, below the Game Corner in Glacé City.

## Items

### Floor 1

 Escape Rope
 HyParfait

### Floor 3

 TM21 (Frustration)
 Rare Candy
 Black Glasses

### Floor 4

 Lift Key
 TM49 (Snatch)
 Calcium
 Net Ball
 Nest Ball
 Silph Scope

## Trainers

### Floor 1

(reward ¥672)
 Team Rocket Grunt
(reward ¥672)
 Team Rocket Grunt
(reward ¥640)
Cherring lv.20
 Team Rocket Grunt
(reward ¥608)
Rattatart lv.19
Raticake lv.19
 Team Rocket Grunt
(reward ¥704)
Cherring lv.22

### Floor 2

(reward ¥544)
Cherring lv.17
Puddmer lv.17
Sherbat lv.17
Raticake lv.17

### Floor 3

(reward ¥672)
 Team Rocket Grunt
(reward ¥640)
Raticake lv.20
Flanzee lv.20

### Floor 4

(reward ¥672)
 Team Rocket Grunt
(reward ¥736)
Slashberry lv.23
 Team Rocket Grunt
(reward ¥736)
Shrewberry lv.23
 Boss Giovanni
(reward ¥2,900)
Creamhorn lv.24
Kangascake lv.29
Sugar City

Sugar City is a city in Pokémon Sweet 2th. It is being raided by thugs, who even block the southern path. After beating them, you can challenge the Battle Bakery or adavance to Route 5

## Connecting locations

### PokéSweet Mart

 SuParfait
 Great Ball
 Antidote
 Paralyz Heal
 Honey

## Trainers

(reward ¥1,500)
Cupfairy lv.25
 Thug Minami
(reward ¥1,500)
Offin lv.25
 Thug Shiba
(reward ¥1,500)
Meowffin lv.25
 Boss Misa
(reward ¥400)
Cupfairy lv.25
 Hiker Dan
(reward ¥500)
Devino lv.25
 Camper Oven
(reward ¥500)
Popsichu lv.25
 Youngster Steve
(reward ¥400)
Angeirian lv.25
Devirian lv.25
Lolliplup

**Lolliplup** is a Apple-type PokéSweet. It evolves into **Prinprince** at level 42, which evolves into **Emposh** at level 60.

## Base Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.

## Trivia

### Design origin

Lolliplup is based on lollipops and the canon Pokémon Piplup.

### Name origin

Lolliplup is a portmanteau of "Piplup" and "lollipop".

### Errors

* Despite being primarily purple, Lolliplup is categorized as a Gray PokéSweet in the CookBook.
* Despite being an Apple-type, Lolliplup can only learn one Apple-type move, which it can only learn via TM.
Pain Split (move)

**Stats**

* **Affected by Protect**
* Not affected by Magic Coat
* Not affected by Snatch
* Not affected by King's Rock
 **Target**

**Pain Split** is a health-redistributing Banana-type move.

Pain Split adds the current HP of the user and target Pokésweet. It then divides this value by two and sets the HP of both Pokésweet to the result (limited by each Pokésweet's maximum HP).
It will fail if the target is behind a Substitute, or in the semi-invulnerable turn of a move such as Dig or Fly.
Strength (move)

**Strength** is a Raspberry-type attacking move in Pokémon Sweet.

### **Outside of Battle**

Strength, while active will allow the player to move little round boulders around the area.

However, strength will need to be reused if the player leaves the area.

The boulders will return to their original position when the player leaves the room unless.

Boulders can also be moved from one floor to another via little holes in the floor. This can be done in places such as Freezer Island.

## In-game Description

HM04 - Strength

The foe is slugged at maximum power. Can also be used to move boulders.

## Learnset

### By Leveling Up

**Bold**indicates a move that gets STAB when used.

### **Non-Pokésweets**

Non-Pokésweets can also learn this move:

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 ???

**Bold**indicates a move that gets STAB when used.

## Trivia

Strangely, Bearclown **cannot** learn Strength, despite him/her being based on a big, strong circus bear.
Quick Attack (move)

**Stats**

* **Affected by Protect**
* Not affected by Magic Coat
* Not affected by Snatch
* **Affected by King's Rock**
 **Target**

**Quick Attack** is a Vanilla-type attacking move in Pokemon Sweet.

## Effect

Quick Attack inflicts damage and has a priority of +1, so it will be used before moves without increased priority.

If more than one PokéSweet uses a move with +1 priority, then the PokéSweet with the higher speed stat will move first.

## Learnset

### By Leveling Up

**Bold**indicates a move that gets STAB when used.

### **Non-Pokésweets**

Non-Pokésweets can also learn this move:

 ???

**Bold**indicates a move that gets STAB when used.
Rainbow City Gym

**The Rainbow City Gym** is in **Rainbow City** and is headed by Keyla, who uses Lime-type PokéSweets. The lights in the gym are turned off to combat the pervert outside looking in, since it's entirely led by girls. Due to an oversight on the creator's part, the trainers speak to the player as the male protagonist even if the player chose the female one.

Two of the trainers are skippable, but after beating Keyla, the player still receives the **Keylime Badge.**

Unlike the others, this gym can be exited during battle, but when returning the player will have to rematch everyone all over again.

## Trainers

Reward: ¥2,000 | Pawnsour lv.26
Snotree lv.26
Gumchoo lv.26
Reward: ¥1,024 | Gumchoo lv.23
Reward: ¥1,120 | Brownisaur lv.24
Reward: ¥896 | Pawnsour lv.23
Reward: ¥1,920 | Gumchoo lv.24
Reward: ¥1,280 | Cantree lv.32
Bisour lv.32
Gumtic lv.32
Caratrode

**Caratrode** is an Apple-type PokéSweet. It evolves from **Caratorb** at level 30.

## Base Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.

## Trivia

### Errors

* Despite being an Apple-type, Caratrode can't learn any Apple-type moves.
Banvine

**Banvine** is a Banana-type PokéSweet. It evolves from **Banvy** at level 16, and evolves into **Banperior** at level 35.

## Biology

*Banvine* is a banana shaped into a snake. It is often found sleeping in one of Sweet Land’s many ice cream cone trees, or just in a bowl of ice cream.

## Base Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.

## Trivia

### Name origin

Banvine is a portmanteau of "Banana" and "Servine".

### Errors

Despite its Special Attack being its highest stat, Banvine gives 2 Attack EVs when defeated.
Creampuff

**Creampuff** is a Vanilla-type PokéSweet. It evolves into **Creamtuff** at level 18.

## Biology

*Creampuff* is a profiterole shaped into a balloon, with a dollop of whipped cream on top. It has a nice singing voice. It likes attention.

## Base Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.

## Trivia

For some odd reason, one of the Black Sugar Pirates, Dolza, who found inside the building in the Black Forest (Halloween Zone), has a level 8 Creampuff, while the rest of his team are a level 26 Bananibuzz, level 24 Banvine & a level 26 Swellpeep.
Bullet Mint (move)

Bullet Mint is a special Vanilla type move in Pokémon Sweet. It was originally Bullet Seed, a Grass Type move.

## Effect

### **In Battle**

When a pokésweet uses this move, if the move lands, the move has a chance of hitting the opposing pokésweet 2-5 times, with each attack treated like a separate hit:

* On average, Bullet Mint will hit three times; 3 times is equivalent to a 30 base power attack like
* Every hit has a chance of landing as a critical hit
* Abilities like Gumballer's sturdy will *not* save the target pokésweet from fainting if that pokésweet is close to fainting takes a final hit
* If Bullet Mint breaks a Substitute, then any following hits will land on the target pokésweet.
* Since Bullet Mint is a special move, if the opponent uses Counter, the move will fail
* If the pokésweet targeted by Bullet Mint uses either Bide or Mirror Coat, then Bide/Mirror Coat will only return the damage done by the last hit the pokésweet received.

### **Outside of Battle**

Bullet Mint cannot be used outside of a battle

## In-game Description

TM09 - Bullet Mint

The user shoots seeds at the foe. Two to five seeds are shot at once.

## PokéSweets that can learn Bullet Mint

### **Via Level Up**

No Pokésweets learn Bullet Mint via Level Up

### **Via a Previous Evolution**

No Pokésweets learn Bullet Mint in a previous evolution

### **Via TM**

**Bold**indicates a move that gets STAB when used.

### **Via Breeding/Hacking**

No Pokésweets learn Bullet Mint as an Egg Move, or learn it from a Move Tutor
Gumble

**Gumble** is a Cherry-type PokéSweet. It evolves into **Gumballer** at level 38.

## Base Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.

## Trivia

### Design origin

Gumble is based on Gumballs and the canon Pokémon Dwebble.

### Name Origin

Gumble is a portmanteau of "Gumball" and "Dwebble".
Raspberry (type)

The **Raspberry**type is one of the 12 Types in the PokéSweet filled land of Kanto.

## Moves

In Battle all **Raspberry**type attacks that do damage are **Special** in this game.

## Moves (Sweet 2th)

In **Pokémon Sweet 2th** with the **Physical/Special split**, now in Battle all **Raspberry** type attacks that do damage can be either **Physical** or **Special.**
Cake Hills

**Cake Hills** is a very short route, spanning between Pudding City and Orange Hills.

## PokéSweets

 Caratorb | Grass
 Gumble | Grass

## Trainers

(reward ¥384)
 Bug Catcher Colton
(reward  ¥432)
Cottonat lv.10
 Bug Catcher Grey
(reward ¥288)
Caratorb lv.9
Gumble lv.12
 Youngster Calvin
(reward ¥224)
 Lass Sal
(reward ¥576)
 Bug Catcher James
(reward ¥432)
Cookietune lv.18
Route 3

Route 3 is a route in Pokémon Sweet 2th connecting the 3 path the player may have taken. Brownisaurs can continue heading east on Route 4 or join either Squirpies on Route 13 to the south (need surf) or Strawanders on Route 16 to the north after Pumpkin Woods (need strength). And the others may also continue on the Brownisaur route if they have Cut.

## Items

 Mega Apple
 Oran Berry
 HyParfait
 Lum Berry
 Soda Pop

## Trainers

Rival battles only happens after you have beaten the gym. The tree may be cut earlier than that. Alm will heal your team after battle.

(reward ¥440)
Cottonat? lv.22
 PKSW Trainer Mint
(reward ¥440)
Pieduck? lv.22
 Youngster Lyle
(reward ¥352)
Cupop lv.22
 Youngster James
(reward ¥352)
Rattatart lv.22
 Youngster Sam
(reward ¥352)
Caratorb lv.22
Rattatart lv.22
Pinekle

**Pinekle** is a Lemon-type PokéSweet. It does not evolve into or from any known PokéSweet.

## Base Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.

## Trivia

### Errors

* Despite being a Lemon-type, Pinekle can only learn one Lemon-type move.
Route 20

Route 20 is the first road in Pokémon Sweet 2th where the paths of the 3 starters finally merge. Its located after the 7th battle bakery and goes to the city with the last medal and a seperate path leads to the Cake Castle. Regardless of where you might be coming from, Mint and Alm will immediately be there to challenge you.

## Trainers

(I chose Strawander, other starters opponent may differ)

(reward ¥700)
Weacane lv.35
Cherrzing lv.35
 PKSW Trainer Mint
(reward ¥700)
Chadabra lv.35
Simispritz lv.35
Mega Piestoise lv.35
Sundae (move)

**Stats**

* Not affected by Protect
* Not affected by Magic Coat
* Not affected by Snatch
* Not affected by King's Rock
 **Target**

**Sundae** is a status Chocolate-type move in Pokémon Sweet. It was originally Sunny Day, a Fire Type move.

## Effect

### **In Battle**

When a pokésweet uses this move, the weather changes into Harsh Sunlight for five turns, which will have an effect on certain moves:

* Sundae will **cancel out** any other weather and its effects
* Pokésweets **cannot get frozen** during Harsh Sunlight
* In sunlight, the moves Synthesis, Morning Sun & Moonlight will **restore more of the user's HP** (by two thirds, instead of half)
* Sunlight will **empower** fire-related Strawberry & Orange type moves by 50%
* Sunlight will **depower** water-related Grape & Blueberry type moves by 50%.
* The move Orange Crush **has its accuracy halved**
* Solar Beam doesn't have to charge up, and **will fire in one turn**.
* If Crazy Cake chooses the move Weather Ball in Sunlight, Weather Ball will be a Strawberry type attack (or maybe an Orange type?)
* Pokésweets with the ability Chlorophyll (such as Licorita) will **have their speed doubled in sunlight**.
* Pokésweets with the ability Stays Dry (such as Flangoose) will **lose an eight of their HP every turn**.

## In-game Description

The sun blazes for five turns, powering up FIRE-type moves.

## PokéSweets that can learn Sundae

### **Via TM**

Pokésweets don't get STAB due to Sundae being a non-attacking move.

#### **Notes**

\* It is NOT recommended to teach Flangoose Sundae, due to its Stays Dry ability making it lose HP each turn in sunlight

### **Via a Previous Evolution**

Ariacake - Can only learn as a Spinacake using a TM

### **Non-Pokésweets**

Non-Pokésweets can also learn this move:

 ???
 ???

Pokésweets don't get STAB due to Sundae being a non-attacking move.

### **Via Breeding/Hacking**

No Pokésweets learn Sundae as an Egg Move, or learn it from a Move Tutor
Reginger

**Reginger** is a Chocolate-type Legendary PokéSweet. It does not evolve into or from any known PokéSweet.

## Backstory

Reginger was once the home of a kind & elderly lady, who had a Cottonbun as her pet. Over time, this Cottonbun eventually evolved into Chocobun.

Tragically, the owner presumably died of either old age or diabetes, forcing Chocobun to live alone and eventually abandon the house and built Sweet Land & Dark Chocobun.

Reginger soon became distressed and lonely, attacking anyone who tries to calm it down.

Since then, no one ever dares to go near Reginger.

## Base Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.

## Quotes from NPCs

Purple Haired Man - "The big house in this town is actually a PokéSweet! Everytime we get close, though, it suddenly fights back..."

Brown Haired Man - "The house to the north was once a human's home. She was old, but kind...although she got diabetes real fast."

Chef - "Nobody goes near the big house. It attacks anyone who does. We eventually stopped trying to knock it out."

Youngster - "Chocobun was born in the big house as a pet for its owner. After the owner died, Chocobun started making PokéSweets. Although, that house has gone without an owner for a while, now...It must be lonely..."

## Trivia

### Errors

* Despite being a Chocolate-type, Reginger can only learn one damaging Chocolate-type move, Fudge Slap.
* Despite being described as "massive" and "big", Reginger is a mere 5'11", and weighs only 7.3 lbs.
Cinnawrath

**Cinnawrath** is a Chocolate-type PokéSweet. It evolves from **Cinnawhirl** at level 40, and is the final form of **Cinnawag**.

## Base Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.

## Learnset

### By A Prior Evolution

**Bold** indicates a move that gets STAB when used.

## Trivia

### Design origin

Cinnawrath is based on cinnamon rolls and the canon Pokémon Poliwrath.

### Name Origin

Cinnawrath is a portmanteau of "cinnamon (roll)" and "Poliwrath".

### Errors

* Despite being primarily brown, Cinnawrath is categorized as a red PokéSweet by the Cookbook.
Route 9

Route 9 is a short path in Pokémon Sweet 2th. Those who chose Squirpie as a starter will face Alm and Mint here for the second time and receive the other 2 starter mega sweets. Your team is healed between the two battles.

## Items

Attention! The berry tree crashes the game, don't try to pick berries from it!

 Mega Cherry
 Sitrus Berry

## Trainers

(reward ¥440)
Cottonat? lv.22
 PKSW Trainer Mint
(reward ¥440)
Pieduck? lv.22
 Swimmer Bolero
(reward ¥88)
Qwilapple lv.22
 Swimmer Rondo
(reward ¥88)
Pieduck lv.22
 Swimmer Prelude
(reward ¥88)
Lempras lv.22
Vulpie lv.22
Afrobull

**Afrobull** is a dual-type Vanilla/Strawberry PokéClown, owned by the champion of Clown Land, Clown Adder.

Afrobull is not intended to be obtainable for the player, so much of its data (movepool, Cookbook entry, evolution line, etc.) is left over from the Pokémon it was edited from. (In this case, that Pokémon was Croconaw)

## Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.

## Trivia

### Errors

* Despite being a Strawberry-type, Afrobull can't learn any Strawberry-type moves.
Gumchoo

**Gumchoo** is a Lime-type PokéSweet. It evolves into **Gumtic** at level 30.

## Base Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.

## Trivia

* Both the Gumchoo line and the Gummiursa line are based on gummy bears.

### Design origin

Gumchoo is based on gummy bears and the canon Pokémon Cubchoo.

### Name Origin

Gumchoo is a portmanteau of "Gummy (bear)" and "Cubchoo".

### Errors

Despite being a Lime-type, Gumchoo can only learn one Lime-type move.
Pokémon Sweet

**Pokémon Sweet Version** is a ROM hack created by **Ephraim225** with the help of **Chanini**. It was first released on **July 27, 2014**

## Trivia

### References

* Coincidently, a Pokémon named **Applin** was introduced in Pokémon Sword & Shield *after* Pokémon Sweet's version of **Applin** (an Apple version of Gulpin).
* There's an area called **Donut Plains**, which uses the same music & name as the Donut Plains Track from **Super Mario Kart**.
* The Black Sugar Pirates share the same name as the reoccurring pirate antagonists lead by Captain Syrup in the **Wario Land series**.
* After winning a mandatory battle against Mark at the Jelly Bridge, he will say "Doh! I missed!" This is what Wario says if he fails a Mini-Game in the original **Mario Party** games for the Nintendo 64.
* The Cookbook entry for Lolliwak about how many licks it takes to reach the end of its lollipops is a reference to a classic **Tootsie-Pop advertisement**.
* In Cake Tunnel, the 1st NPC that can be interacted with has a line that references **Megaman Battle Network**.
* Camper Bob & his team of 6 Icesundae may be the PokéSweet equivalent of the fishermen with 6 Magikarp that appear in every Pokémon game
* If an Escape Rope is used to escape the Pirate Fort, & then the player character returns to the pirate who kidnapped them, he will say "Stop right there, criminal scum!". This is a reference to one of **Skyrim's famous lines**.
* One of the members of the Black Sugar Pirates, who is first fought on the S.S Banana is named **Pirate Dart**. There is also a pirate named Dart in **Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade**.
* In the Pokésweet Center in Orange City, a female NPC who talks about Paralysis from Orange Type moves will then say "Aren't Oranges Annoying?". This is a reference to **Annoying Orange**, an American Animated Web-Series.
* Berry/Blue, the Berry City Gym leader is actually in the middle of singing **Blue, a song by Eiffel 65** when challenged by the player.
Oshacone

**Oshacone** is a Blueberry-type PokéSweet. It evolves into **Dewice** at level 21, which evolves into **Samurcone** at level 45.

## Base Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.

## Trivia

### Name origin

Oshacone is a combination of Oshawott, and cone (like an ice-cream cone.)

### Errors

* Despite being a Blueberry-type, Oshacone can only learn one damaging Blueberry-type move.
Rainbow City

**Rainbow City** is a huge metropolis in the center of Sweet Land. It has a **PokéSweet Center**, **R D Center**, **Chocolate Game Center**, **Rainbow Pastry Bakery**, **Rainbow Mall**, and **Rainbow City Gym**.

In the south-east corner are two berry trees, which give **Lum** and **Rawst** berries. After meeting the Rival in the Game Center, he gives the player his empty **Coin Case**.

*Warning: the game will freeze if the player reads the Rainbow Pastry Bakery sign from the right side.*

## Places of Interest

### Rainbow Pastry Bakery

**The Bakery** is a big, brown building to the south of Rainbow City. Inside, there are a few chefs and diners, but most importantly, the man near the stove in the kitchen will clear all the PokéSweet's EVs. The letters on the PokéSweet info screen indicate how full the EVs are, going up every 32 EVs, and ranging from Z, F, E, D, C, B, A, and S, which indicates full EVs.

The player can also use PokéSweets and berries to cook PokéBlocks, PokéPoffins, and PokéPuffs. *Warning: this feature is highly buggy; save before and after making PokéTreats.*

### Rainbow Mall

**The Rainbow Mall** is a huge mall, consisting of 5 floors and a rooftop. Floor 1 is the Service Counter, Floor 2 is Trainer's Market, Floor 3 is TV Game Shop, Floor 4 is Wise Man Gifts, Floor 5 is Drugstore, and Rooftop Square has vending machines. Check the Shops page to see items and prices.

A man on the 3rd Floor will teach the player the move **Counter** but it can only be taught once, to one PokéSweet. (Type: CHOCO / Pwr: --- / Acc: 100 / PP: 20). A girl in the Rooftop Square will give the player TM16 in exchange for Fresh Water, TM20 for Soda Pop, and TM33 for Lemonade.

### Chocolate Game Center

The Game Center is a casino that uses Chocolate Coins. When entering for the first time, the player will meet the Rival who hands over his empty Coin Case because he 'ate' all the Coins and definitely didn't spend them. A few of the NPCs in the casino room will give out free Coins the first time they're spoken to. The main room has Slots, while downstairs there is Blackjack and Lucky 7.

### R D Center

**The R D Center** doesn't have much inside, but the player can talk with the creator (Ephraim225) and artist (Chanini) of the hack, and see some scrapped PokéSweet designs. If entering from the other side of the building, the player can reach the roof and enter a room where they can learn about TMs/HMs and brush up on PokéSweet typings.

### Rainbow City Gym

The Gym is led by Leader Keyla, who uses Lime-type PokéSweets. All the trainers are girls and ladies. The lights inside are turned off because a pervert, standing outside, is grossly peeking in. Unlike the other gyms in the hack, this one can be exited during battle--but when returning, the player will have to face all the trainers all over again.

## Items

 Rawst Berry x2
 PP Up
 Ether
 TM16
 TM20
 TM33
 Coin Case
 HM04 Strength
Chocolish

**Chocolish** is a dual-type Cherry/Chocolate PokéSweet. It evolves from **Chocolite** at level 16, and evolves into **Icesundae** at level 40.

## Base Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.

## Trivia

### Errors

* Despite being a Cherry/Chocolate type, Chocolish only learns one damaging Chocolate-type move, which it can only learn via TM, and does not learn any damaging Cherry-type moves.
Synthesis (move)

**Stats**

* Not affected by Protect
* Not affected by Magic Coat
* **Affected by Snatch**
* Not affected by King's Rock
 **Target**

**Synthesis** is a Lime-type status move in Pokémon Sweet. It was originally a Grass-type move.

## Effect

### **In Battle**

Upon using the move, the user will heal their HP up by a certain amount. However, this will NOT cure .

The move Synthesis will have different effects depending on the :

* In normal, clear weather, the user's HP will be restored by half.
* In sunlight (caused by the move Sundae), the user's HP will be restored by two thirds (more than half)
* Sandstorm (caused by the ability Flour Bed), Hail (caused by Hail) and Rain (caused by Rain Dance) will nerf Synthesis, causing the user to only regain a quarter of their HP.
* This move will NOT help the user's allies; only the user will be able to heal using Synthesis.

### **Outside of Battle**

Synthesis cannot be used outside of a battle

## Learnset

### By Leveling Up

 2
 3

Pokésweets don't get STAB due to Synthesis being a non-attacking move

### **Via a Previous Evolution**

No Pokésweets can only learn Synthesis in a previous stage

### **Via Breeding/Hacking**

Pokésweets don't get STAB due to Synthesis being a non-attacking move
Zest (move)

**Stats**

* Not affected by Protect
* Not affected by Magic Coat
* **Affected by Snatch**
* Not affected by King's Rock
 **Target**

**Zest** is a status Orange-type move in Pokémon Sweet.

It used to be Rest, a Psychic Type move.

## Effect

### **In Battle**

If Zest is used by a pokésweet, the user will heal up their HP to full & will recover from most status conditions.

However, it also causes the user to inflict the Sleep status on themself for two turns.

Zest also has these effects:

* Zest will only remove the statues of Hunger, Paralysis & Burn. Sleep & Freeze render the move useless, and minor status conditions (Infatuation, Confusion, Curse, Leech Seed) will not be healed off.
* This move will **not affect Allies; only the user** can heal up using Zest.
* Sleep Talk can be used during the Sleep status being in effect, but will fail if Sleep Talk uses Rest, when the user is already asleep.
* Snore can be used after Rest puts the user to sleep
* Pokésweets that have Insomnia or Vital Spirit render this move useless, as it will always fail.
* Rest will fail if a Pokésweet, ally or not, has used Uproar
* The move Haze will **cancel out** the sleep status caused by Zest.

## In-game Description

TM44 - Zest

The user sleeps for two turns to fully restore HP and heal any status problem.

## PokéSweets that can learn Zest

### **By Level Up**

 40
 128
 143

PokéSweets don't get STAB due to Rest being a non-attacking move

### **Via TM**

PokéSweets don't get STAB due to Rest being a non-attacking move

#### **Notes**

\* It is NOT recommended to teach these Pokésweets Zest:

Cottgrape & Whimsiwine - Due to their Insomnia ability, Rest will always fail due to Sleep being prevented

Applin & Swalapple - Due to their Vital Spirit ability, Rest will always fail due to Sleep being prevented

### **Via a Previous Evolution**

Ariacake - Can only learn as a Spinacake using a TM

### **Non-Pokésweets**

Non-Pokésweets can also learn this move:

PokéSweets don't get STAB due to Rest being a non-attacking move

\*It is NOT recommended to teach Bearclown Zest, due to its Insommia ability rendering the move useless.

## PokéSweets that cannot learn Zest

* Cottonat - This is due to Cottonat using Caterpie's slot
* Cottomoth - This is due to Cottomoth using Metapod's slot
* It is due that ARIACAKE can’t learn Zest, due it’s slot.
* Cookietot - This is due to Cookietot using Kakuna's slot
* Pudding - Being based on Ditto, Pudding can only learn Transform
Manalime

**Manalime** is a Lime-type Legendary PokéSweet. It does not evolve into or from any known PokéSweet.

## Base Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.

## Trivia

### Design origin

Manalime is based on gummy candy and the canon Pokémon Manaphy.

### Name Origin

Manalime is a portmanteau of "lime" and "Manaphy".

### Errors

* Despite being a Lime-type PokéSweet, Manalime can't learn any Lime-type moves.
Straweleon

**Straweleon** is a Strawberry-type PokéSweet. It evolves from **Strawander** at level 16, and evolves into **Strawizard** at level 36.

## Biology

*Straweleon* is a medium-sized lizard-shaped strawberry with another strawberry on its tail. This strawberry has become heavier since it evolved. Its tail is also stronger, which allows it to swing the strawberry easily.

## Base Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.

## Trivia

### Design origin

Straweleon is based on strawberries and the canon Pokémon Charmeleon.

### Name Origin

Straweleon is a portmanteau of "Strawberry" and "Charmeleon".
Chocobun

**Chocobun** is a Chocolate-type Legendary PokéSweet. It evolves from **Cottonbun** at level 40.

Chocobun is also one of the main characters of the main story of Pokémon Sweet Editon, alongside Dark Chocobun, who happens to be a shiny Chocobun.

## Base Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.

## Trivia

### Design origin

* Chocobun is a sprite edit of Lopunny, a Normal-type Pokémon.
* Chocobun is based on chocolate bunnies, a rabbit-shaped chocolate that is often eaten around Easter time.
* Non-Shiny Chocobun's design is identical to a Shiny Lopunny, which is also brown with pink ears & fluff.
* Shiny Chocobun is a dark chocolate bunny instead of a milk chocolate bunny.

### Name origin

* Chocolate - a bitter & sweet treat made from cocoa bean powder
* Bunny - slang for rabbit, a small mammal with long ears

### Errors

* Despite being the evolved form of Cottonbun, the Cookbook states that a Chocobun is six feet shorter than a Cottonbun
* Chocobun can learn the moves Fly & Banana Wing despite having no wings at all
* Interestingly, **Dark Chocobun** in the Champion Battle at Cake Castle does NOT have a STAB Move
Rocky Road

**Rocky Road** is the last major area before **Cake Castle**, and is located in the middle of **Cherry Way**.

## Items

### 1st floor

 TM02(Magic Claw)
 Rare Candy
 Ultra Ball

### 2nd floor

 Full Heal
 TM07 (Hail)
 Guard Spec.

## Trainers

### 1st floor

reward ¥3,024
Cornet lv.42
Grapom lv.42
Pumpkinete lv.42
 Cooltrainer Roland
reward ¥3,024
Fudgasaur lv.42
Strawizard lv.42
Piestoise lv.42

### 2nd floor

reward ¥2,064
Cweamicent lv.43
 Juggler Nelson
reward ¥3,280
Whimsiwine lv.41
Samurcone lv.41
 Tamer Vincent
reward ¥3,520
 Juggler Gregory
reward ¥2,200
 PokéManiac Dawson
reward ¥3,840
Vinegla lv.40
Tortoal lv.40

### 3rd floor

reward ¥3,024
Goman lv.42
Caratrode lv.42
Gumtic lv.42
 Cooltrainer Alexis
reward ¥3,024
Creampuff lv.42
Emposh lv.42
Airblim lv.42
 Cooltrainer Colby
reward ¥3,096
Cinnawrath lv.42
Cweamicent lv.42
Berochef lv.42
 Cooltrainer Caroline
reward ¥3,024
Samurcone lv.42
Bisour lv.42
Samurcone lv.42
Gummaring lv.42
Surf (move)

* **Affected by Protect**
* Not affected by Magic Coat
* Not affected by Snatch
* Not affected by King's Rock
 **Target**

**Surf** is a Blueberry-type attacking move in Pokemon Sweet.

## Effect

### **In Battle**

Surf inflicts damage and has no secondary effects. In Double Battles, Surf will hit both opponents.

### **Outside of Battle**

Surf can be used to travel over large bodies of water, while doing so the player has a chance to encounter wild Pokémon.

## Description

"A big wave crashes down on the foe. Can also be used for crossing water."

## Learnset

### By Leveling Up

**Bold**indicates a move that gets STAB when used.

###  By HM03

**Bold**indicates a move that gets STAB when used.

### **Non-Pokésweets**

Non-Pokésweets can also learn this move:

**Bold**indicates a move that gets STAB when used.
Popsichu

**Popsichu** is a dual-type Orange/Vanilla PokéSweet. It evolves into **Raicicle** at level 32.

## Biology

*Popsichu* is an orange and cream popsicle shaped into a mouse. It is decorated by oranges that give an aroma when exposed to sunlight.

## Base Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.

## Trivia

### Design origin

Popsichu is based on popsicles and the canon Pokémon Pikachu. Its Orange/Vanilla typing could mean that it is based on Creamsicles.

### Name Origin

Popsichu is a portmanteau of "popsicle" and "Pikachu".
Pudding City

**Pudding City** is a town full of pink grass and lemonade roads. Towards the right of the town is a man in a flowery meadow, claiming he's doing hard work by spraying cooking spray on the ground, to "soften it". The town contains the **PokéSweet Center**, **Sweet Mart**, **Pudding City Gym**, and **Candy Manor**. A kid to the left of town sign will mention a "hidden stash"; it's a Soda Pop and is hidden behind the PokéSweet Center. Next to the Candy Manor are two berry trees, with **Cheri** and **Oran** berries.

 Places of Interest

### Baker's House

The top-right house in Pudding City is home to a baker, who bakes her own PokéSweets. In return for 4 **Oran berries** and 4 **Pecha berries**, she'll give the player a level 10 **Rattatart**.

### Candy Manor

Candy Manor is a huge building, taking up the northern half of Pudding City. Robbers going by the name **Team Sour** had broken into it and are looking for supposed "treasure"; **Katia** is in the front and urges the player to go and finish them off. Inside, the Manor consists of 4 floors, 4 T**eam Sour grunts,** and the **Team Sour Admin**. Once the player defeats them all, they're challenged by the **Rival**.

### Pudding City Gym

The Gym Leader is **Beryl**, a down-on-his-luck trainer who has lost 99 battles and won 1. According to a little girl, the only person he beat was the player's rival because all 3 of his pokemon are super effective against Popsichu

### Sweet Mart

See a list of items for sale on the Sweet Marts and Shops page.

In addition, a man in the top-left corner of town will sell the player **Fresh Water** for ¥200, which is much better than the Sweet Mart potions.

## Items

 Cheri Berry x2
 Oran Berry x2
Sweet Marts and Shops

Need to find a particular item that's for sale somewhere? Just consult the list below.

## Sweet Marts

**The Sweet Marts** in Sweet Land get more items in stock depending on the player's amount of badges.

## Rainbow Mall

**Rainbow Mall** is in Rainbow City and consists of 5 floors and a roof.

### Floor 3F -- TV Game Shop

 Counter
 A retaliation move that counters any physical
hit with double the damage.

### Floor 4F -- Wise Man Gifts

 Poké Doll
 Beige Candy
 Thunder Lime
 Moon Plum

### Rooftop Square

 Fresh Water
 Soda Pop
 Lemonade
Sweet Land

**Sweet Land** is the main region in Pokemon Sweet Version, based on Kanto. It comes with its own array of unique Pokémon, named PokéSweets.

## List of Cities and Towns

* Cookie Village
* Flour Town
* Pudding City
* Orange City
* Meringue City
* Candy Village
* Rainbow City
* Grapevine City
* Berry City
* Cinnabun Island

## List of Routes and Caves

* Cookie Meadow
* Donut Plains
* Flour Forest
* Cake Hills
* Orange Hills
* Rock Candy Mine
* Jelly Bridge
* Orange Woods
* Orange Road
* Banana Road
* Chocolate Cave
* Lemon Way
* Cookie Bridge
* Chocolate Creek
* Cake Tunnel
* Fudge Road
* Grape Garden
* Honey Road
* Keylime Road
* Banana Coast
* Berry Road
* Ginger Wood
* Chocolate Hill
* Strawberry Slide
* Cotton Crater
* Black Forest
* Milky Coast
* Milky Way
* Cookie Coast
* Apple Road
* Cherry Way
* Rocky Road

## Other Notable Locations

* Candy Manor
* Vanilla Dome
* S.S. Banana
* Tower of Candy
* Ginger Arena
* Sweet Science
* Freezer Island
* Pirate Fort
* Cake Castle

## Gyms

* Pudding City Gym
* Orange City Gym
* Meringue City Gym
* Rainbow City Gym
* Berry City Gym
* Grapevine City Gym
* Cinnabun Island Gym
* Flour City Gym
Flangoose

**Flangoose** is a dual-type Orange/Chocolate PokéSweet. It does not evolve into or from any known PokéSweet.

## Base Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.

## Trivia

* Despite being primarily orange in its sprite, Flangoose is categorized as a Brown PokéSweet by the CookBook. This is likely because the Cookbook does not have a category for orange sweets.

### Design origin

Flangoose is based on flan and the canon Pokémon Zangoose.

### Name origin

Flangoose is a portmanteau of "flan" and "Zangoose".

### Errors

* Despite being a Chocolate-type, Flangoose can't learn any damaging Chocolate-type moves.
* Despite its Special Attack being its highest stat, Flangoose instead gives 1 Defense EV when defeated.
Route 10

Route 10 is a short path in Pokémon Sweet 2th. According to the plans, it would contain 2 smaller islands with grass that(as well as the water) would have encounters. But things don't always go that smoothly. So no islands and no encounters. Also, entering the area from the east crashes the game, so just surf right through here at full speed and never come back again.
Strawberry (type)

The **Strawberry**type is one of the 12 Types in the PokéSweet filled land of Kanto. **Beryl** of the Pudding City PokéSweet gym is known to specialize in this type.

## Battle properties

In Battle the *Strawberry* Type will **resist** Apple, ***Strawberry***, Blueberry & Orange Type moves while at the same time **take greater** damage from Cherry & Raspberry type moves. Offensively *Strawberry* type moves are **super effective** on Orange, Apple & Blueberry types, but are **not very effective** on Cherry, Raspberry & ***Strawberry*** types. When a Sandstorm is on the field *Strawberry* Type PokéSweets are **immune** to the end of turn damage the sandstorms causes.

## Moves

In Battle all **Strawberry**type attacks that do damage are **Physical** in this game.

## Moves (Sweet 2th)

In **Pokémon Sweet 2th** with the **Physical/Special split**, now in Battle all **Strawberry** type attacks that do damage can be either **Physical** or **Special.**
Piestoise

**Piestoise** is an Apple-type PokéSweet. It evolves from **Tartortle** at level 36, and is the final form of **Squirpie**.

## Biology

*Piestoise* is a large apple pie with its filling oozing out into a turtle shape. It is decorated by apple leaves and candy cane cannons. These cannons can shoot cupcakes.

## Base Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.

## Learnset

### By A Prior Evolution

**Bold** indicates a move that gets STAB when used.

## Trivia

Piestoise's head design is based off of a Ninja Turtle.

### Design origin

It's based on a ninja turtle, and it's shiny is based *specifically* on Michael Angelo, a character from the series Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

### Name origin

Piestoise is a portmanteau of "Pie" and "Blastoise".
Samurcone

**Samurcone** is a Blueberry-type PokéSweet. It evolves from **Dewice** at level 45, and is the final form of **Oshacone**.

## Base Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.

## Moveset

### By A Prior Evolution

**Bold**indicates a move that gets STAB when used.

## Trivia

### Errors

* Despite being a Blueberry-type, Samurcone can only learn one damaging Blueberry-type move, which it can only learn via prior evolution.
Secret Power (move)

Secret Power is a physical vanilla type move that deals damage, and depending on the location of where the battle takes place, depends on the secondary effect that this move does.

It used to be a Normal Type move.

## Effect

### **In Battle**

If Secret Power is used by a pokésweet, they will use a move that deal 70 base power damage with a 30% chance of inflicting an extra effect on their target.

The extra effect & move used will be different, depending on where the user is currently battling, and all of them hit with 70 base power:

* In paved or normal terrain, the user will use Slam with a chance of paralyzing the target
* In grassy areas, the user will use Needle Arm with a chance of making the target hungry
* In a building, the user will use Strength with a chance of paralyzing the target
* In a cave, the user will use Bite, which may cause the target to flinch
* On rocky terrain (such as mountains), the user will use Apple Toss, which may inflict the confusion status
* In water areas considered as ponds, the user will use Gum Bubbler, which may reduce the foe's speed
* In water areas considered as part of the Sea of Milk, the user will use Surf. which may reduce the foe's attack

Secret Power also has these effects:

* **Allies** can be accidentally targeted using this move, so be careful
* Only **one** Pokésweet can be targeted at a time using this move.
* Since Secret Power is a **physical** attack in Gen 3, abilities such as Starve Armor, Static, Cute Charm etc. **may** take affect on the user.
* The move Haze will **cancel out** any status conditions caused by Secret Power (excluding Flinching).

### **Outside of Battle**

Secret Power cannot be used outside of a battle, due to this rom hack being based on Fire Red

## In-game Description

An attack that may have an additional effect that varies with the terrain.

## PokéSweets that can learn Secret Power

### **By Level Up**

No Pokésweets can learn Secret Power via Level Up.

### **Via TM**

**Bold**indicates a move that gets STAB when used.

### **Via a Previous Evolution**

Ariacake - Can only learn as a Spinacake using a TM

### **Non-Pokésweets**

Non-Pokésweets can also learn this move:

**Bold**indicates a move that gets STAB when used.

## PokéSweets that cannot learn Secret Power

* Cottonat - This is due to Cottonat using Caterpie's slot
* Cottomoth - This is due to Cottomoth using Metapod's slot
* Ariacake - This is due to Ariacake using Weedle's slot
* Cookietot - This is due to Cookietot using Kakuna's slot
* Pudding - Being based on Ditto, Pudding can only learn Transform
S.S. Banana

**The S.S. Banana** is a huge luxury liner near **Meringue City**, consisting of 4 floors. The topmost floor is the deck, where a party created by **Chocobun** is going on. Up the staircase on the Upper Floor is **Dark Chocobun**, her sister, unhappy with the party. After speaking to **Chocobun**, a pair of pirates will attack the ship--but run off as soon as one is beaten.

The woman on the Main Floor, 2nd room from the right will heal the player. In the 1st room from the left on the Upper Floor, a man will show the player a picture of a **Smorelax**, registering it as 'seen' in the Cookbook.

Surfing east before entering the ship leads to a hidden dock where we can see Mewberry, but it flies back towards Orange City. The truck next to it can take us to Banana Coast.

## Items

### Main Floor

 Pecha Berry
 Cheri Berry
 Chesto Berry
 Great Ball

### Lowest Floor

 Super Potion
 Ether
 TM44 (Zest)

## Trainers

### Main Floor (Rooms right to left)

(reward ¥3,312)
 Gentleman Arthur
(reward ¥3,600)
 Lass May
(reward ¥576)
 Youngster Tyler
(reward ¥336)

### Lowest Floor (Rooms right to left)

(reward ¥1,408)
Cupop lv.17
 Chef Leo
(reward ¥672)
 Chef Dylan
(reward ¥1,536)
Cupop lv.17
 Chef Huey
(reward ¥1,152)
 Chef Phil
(reward ¥960)
 Fisherman Hank
(reward ¥1,800)
Gumble lv. 17
Gumballer lv. 25

### Upper Floor (Rooms right to left)

(reward ¥2,448)
 Lass Dawn
(reward ¥576)
 Fisherman Dale
(reward ¥1,656)
Caratorb lv.17
 Gentleman Brooks
(reward ¥1,656)

### Deck

(reward ¥704)
Ariacake lv.22
Mintastar lv.22

### **Music**

**The S.S. Banana**

**Original Song:** ???

**In-Game Song:** *Sorry, not currently available to listen to anywhere...*

* Plays when on the S.S Banana
* Plays when exploring inside of Reginger at Ginger Wood
Where Was LBS Headquartered

LBS was folded to All American, and it's headquartered in Santa Monica, California. But Lexington in California is a ghost town, so it can't be it. Henry Siegel, the founder of LBS is the director of 141 Capital, which is headquartered in Chicago. The Lexington in Kentucky is the most populous of all Lexington cities. But there's also a Lexington in Illinois, but it isn't in the Chicago area and only has a population of 2,060 in 2010 and 1,806 in 1980. Henry began his career at Grey Advertising in 1974, which is located in New York City. There is a Lexington in the state of New York, but it isn't near NYC, but it's near Albany, the capital of New York. However, there's Lexington Avenue, which is a street in Manhattan, New York City. Baywatch, one of LBS's shows, was filmed in Los Angeles, California. LBS also produced some of DiC's shows, which is headquartered in Burbank, California. There's a census-designated place in California called the Lexington Hills. Which is near the ghost town of Lexington, California. It's population is 2,421. California and New York both have the largest movie industry in the U.S. So LBS could either be headquartered in New York or California.
Sundae City Gym

Sundae City Battle Bakery is led by Koniro, who uses Blueberry type PokéSweets. He has 2 HyParfaits, 2 Full Heals and gives the Cube Medal. There are 3 trainers inside and all of them can be avoided, however this is a rather complicated task as they turn around randomly and there are invisible walls inside. If the Battle Bakery is left, the trainers will be reset.

## Trainers

(reward ¥896)
Skittart lv.25
 Chef Brad
(reward ¥576)
Mediblue lv.25
 Chef Shelly
(reward ¥896)
Rattatart lv.25
 Leader Koniro
(reward ¥3,000)
Slashberry lv.30
Delcandy lv.30
Mediberry lv.30