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1.5.0

2024-02-23T16:34:47Z

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{{FutureContent}} 
{{InfoboxVersion
| title = 1.5.0
| image = Ruin Structures 1.5.png
| release = TBA
| previous = [[1.4.1]]
| next = TBA
}}
'''1.5.0''' is an upcoming major update to Cobblemon. It will focus on adding archaeology and fossils.
==Additions==
* Added ruin structures, where you can find Pokémon-themed Armor Trims and Pottery Sherds, Tumblestones, and more.
* Added fossil structures, where you can brush Suspicious Sand/Gravel for Fossils.
* Added the Data Monitor, Fossil Compartment, and Restoration Tube. Placed in the correct formation, you can use these to create a Restoration Machine where you can bring fossils back to life.
* Added 3 variants of Tumblestones, which can be planted near Lava or Magma to grow harvestable Tumblestone Clusters.
* Added Tumblestone Blocks, a storage block crafted from 9 Tumblestones.
* Added Ancient Poké Balls, which are aesthetic variants crafted from Tumblestones.
* Added the Ancient Feather, Wing, and Jet Balls, which fly further than regular Poké Balls.
* Added the Ancient Heavy, Leaden, and Gigaton Balls, which are heavier and don't fly as far as regular Poké Balls. These will receive more functionality in a future update.
* Added Original Trainer functionality. To edit the OT through commands, you must specify <code>originaltrainertype=<Player/NPC></code>, and <code>originaltrainer=<Username or UUID/NPC Name></code>
* Added support for planting Apricorn trees, berries, and mints in [https://modrinth.com/mod/botany-pots Botany Pots].
* Added the hidden "True Vivillionaire" advancement.
* The "Poké Ball" Vivillon variant is now obtainable by evolving a Spewpa after obtaining the "Aspiring Vivillionaire" advancement.

===Pokémon===
'''Generation 1'''
* ''TBA''
'''Generation 2'''
* Larvitar
* Pupitar
* Tyranitar
'''Generation 3'''
* Lileep
* Cradily
* Anorith
* Armaldo
'''Generation 4'''
* Cranidos
* Rampardos
* Shieldon
* Bastiodon
'''Generation 5'''
* Tirtouga
* Carracosta
* Archen
* Archeops
* Deino
* Zweilous
* Hydreigon
'''Generation 6'''
* Tyrunt
* Tyrantrum
'''Generation 7'''
* ''TBA''
'''Generation 8'''
* Dracozolt
* Arctozolt
* Dracovish
* Arctovish
'''Generation 9'''
* Gimmighoul
* Gholdengo

==Changes==
* Pokémon now transition more smoothly between different poses.
* Added more held items to the held item tag, and Metal Coat to the held item tab.
* Added all ores to the modloader ore tags, and added tags for each ore type to the mod (both blocks and items).
* Changed the [[Destiny Knot]] to be crafted with a Ghast Tear, rather than a diamond.
* You can now punch grown apricorns to harvest them.
* Renamed the "Vivillionaire" advancement to "Aspiring Vivillionaire".
* Removed the Inferno, Forsaken, Poké Ball, and Void patterns from the Aspiring Vivillionaire advancement.
* Updated movesets to add Gen 9 DLC moves.
==Fixes==
* Re-added the recipe for the [[Iron]] vitamin.
* Cleaned up 169 empty evolutions declaration in species files.
* Fixed Exeggcute not being able to evolve.
* Fixed battle lang for Poison Touch Ability.
* Fixed Cubone not being able to evolve into Alolan Marowak.
* Fixed Squawkabilly forms not being recognized.
* Note blocks now play the correct sound on the Apricorn Plank based blocks.
* Fixed an issue with transformed parts in posers causing whacky positional issues.
* Fixed Poké Balls freezing in an open state if you look away when it's meant to close.

Cleanse Tag

2024-02-23T16:30:08Z

Whatsy: remove future content notice

{{InfoboxItem
| image = Cleanse Tag.png
| item = Cleanse Tag.png
| itemtooltip = Cleanse Tag
| stacklimit = 64
}}

A '''Cleanse Tag''' is a [[items|held item]] added in version 1.4.1. It currently has no effect.

==Obtaining==
===Crafting===
{{CraftingInterface
| A2 = Paper
| A3 = White Dye
| B1 = Paper
| B2 = Red Dye
| B3 = Paper
| C1 = White Dye
| C2 = Paper
| output = Cleanse Tag
}}

{{Items}}
[[Category:Held item]]

Auspicious Armor

2024-02-23T16:28:42Z

Whatsy: fix typo

{{InfoboxItem
| image = Auspicious Armor.png
| item = Auspicious Armor.png
| itemtooltip = Auspicious Armor
| stacklimit = 64
}}

An '''Auspicious Armor''' is an [[items|evolution item]] that is used to evolve Charcadet into Armarouge. Using it consumes the Auspicious Armor. It is a counterpart to [[Malicious Armor]].

==Obtaining==
===Drops===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="margin:auto"
|-
! '''Dex No.''' !! '''Pokémon''' !! '''Rate''' !! '''Quantity'''
|-
| 0936 || Armarouge || 5% || style="text-align:center" | 1
|}
===Loot===
Bastion remnant chests may contain Auspicious Armor.

{{Items}}
[[Category:Evolution item]]

Revival Herb

2023-10-14T02:12:14Z

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{{InfoboxItem
| image = Revival Herb (block, stage 0).png
| image2 = Revival Herb (block, stage 1).png
| image3 = Revival Herb (block, stage 2).png
| image4 = Revival Herb (block, stage 3).png
| image5 = Revival Herb (block, stage 4).png
| image6 = Revival Herb (block, stage 5).png
| image7 = Revival Herb (block, stage 6).png
| image8 = Revival Herb (block, stage 7).png
| image9 = Revival Herb (block, stage 8).png
| item = Revival Herb.png
| itemtooltip = Revival
| stacklimit = 64
}}
 
Funny Plant with a Funny Flower

==Obtaining==
Stage 1-7 Revival Herbs will drop a single Revival Herb Item.
 Stage 8 Revival Herbs will drop 2-3 Revival Herb Items.
 Stage 9 Revival herbs will drop 3-4 Revival Herbs and 1-2 Pep-Up Flowers.

===Natural Generation===
[[File:Wild Medicinal Leeks.png|thumb|250px|caption|Medicinal Leeks in the wild.]]

Lush Caves & Wandering Traders

===Drops===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="margin:auto"
|-
! '''Dex No.''' !! '''Pokémon''' !! '''Rate''' !! '''Quantity'''
|-
| 0540 || Sewaddle || 2.5% || style="text-align:center" | 1
|-
| 0541 || Swadloon || 5% || style="text-align:center" | 1
|-
| 0541 || Leavanny || 10% || style="text-align:center" | 1
|-
| 0548 || Petilil || 2.5% || style="text-align:center" | 1
|-
| 0549 || Lilligant || 5% || style="text-align:center" | 1
|-
| 0549 || Lilligant (Hisuian) || 5% || style="text-align:center" | 1
|}
 

===Farming===
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==Usage==
===Crafting Ingredient===
{|
|{{CraftingInterface
| A1 = Heal Powder
| A2 = Honey Bottle
| output = Revive
}}
|}

===Smelting Ingredient===
{{SmeltingInterface
| input = Revival Herb | input-link = Revival herb
| output = Heal Powder | output-link = Heal Powder
}}

===Composting===
Putting a revival herb in a composter has a 65% chance of raising the compost level by 1.

==Related Items==
{{InfoboxItem
| title = Related Items
| image = Pep-Up Flower.png
| image2 = Heal Powder.png
| item = Pep-Up Flower.png
| itemtooltip = Pep-Up Flower
| item2 = Heal Powder.png
| itemtooltip2 = Heal Powder
| stacklimit = >64
}}
'''Pep-Up Flowers''' exist, they mess with Power Points. They can go in flower pots its neat.
 Heal Powder shiny shiny heals

[[Category:Block]]
[[Category:Item]]
[[Category:Plants]]

Vivichoke

2023-10-14T02:11:49Z

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{{InfoboxItem
| image = Vivichoke (block, stage 0).png
| image2 = Vivichoke (block, stage 1).png
| image3 = Vivichoke (block, stage 2).png
| image4 = Vivichoke (block, stage 3).png
| image5 = Vivichoke (block, stage 4).png
| image6 = Vivichoke (block, stage 5).png
| image7 = Vivichoke (block, stage 6).png
| image8 = Vivichoke (block, stage 7).png
| item = Vivichoke.png
| itemtooltip = Vivichoke
| stacklimit = 64
}}
 
Artichoke Moment

==Obtaining==

 Final Stage Vivichoke crops can yield up to 3 Vivichokes.

===Natural Generation===
[[File:Wild Medicinal Leeks.png|thumb|250px|caption|Medicinal Leeks in the wild.]]

Vivichoke don't generate naturally, instead their seeds can be found through Wandering Traders, Farming Villager Trades, and Dungeon chests.

===Farming===
text

==Usage==
===Crafting Ingredient===
{|
|{{CraftingInterface
| B2 = Vivichoke
| output = Vivichoke Seeds
| output-count = 2
| shapeless = 1
}}
| || ||
|{{CraftingInterface
| A1 = Vivichoke
| A2 = Milk Bucket
| B1 = Bowl
| B2 = Bread
| output = Vivichoke Dip
| shapeless = 1
}}
| || ||
|{{CraftingInterface
| A1 = Fine Remedy
| A2 = Vivichoke
| B1 = Energy Root
| output = Superb Remedy
| shapeless = 1
}}
| || ||
|{{CraftingInterface
| A1 = Revive
| A2 = Revive
| B1 = Revive
| B2 = Vivichoke
| output = Max Revive
| shapeless = 1
}}
|-
|{{CraftingInterface
| A1 = Medicinal Brew
| A2 = Pep-Up Flower
| A3 = Pep-Up Flower
| B1 = Leppa Berry
| B2 = Leppa Berry
| B3 = Vivichoke
| C1 = Vivichoke
| output = PP Up
| shapeless = 1
}}
| || ||
|{{CraftingInterface
| A1 = PP Up
| A2 = Pep-Up Flower
| A3 = Pep-Up Flower
| B1 = Hopo Berry
| B2 = Hopo Berry
| B3 = Vivichoke
| C1 = Vivichoke
| output = PP Max
| shapeless = 1
}}
|}

===Smelting Ingredient===
{{SmeltingInterface
| input = Vivichoke | input-link = Vivichoke
| output = Braised Vivichoke | output-link = Braised Vivichoke
}}
===Brewing Ingredient===
{{BrewingInterface
| input = Vivichoke | input-tooltip = Vivichoke | input-link = Vivichoke
| base = Hyper Potion | base-tooltip = Hyper Potion | base-link = Hyper Potion
| output = Max Potion | output-tooltip = Max Potion | output-link = Max Potion
}}
===Food===
Eating a medicinal leek restores 1 hunger and 0.2 saturation.

A player can consume medicinal leeks about twice as fast as many other food items in the game, much like dried kelp.

==Related Items==
{{InfoboxItem
| title = Related Items
| image = Vivichoke Seeds.png
| image2 = Brazed Vivichoke.png
| image3 = Vivichoke Dip.png
| item = Vivichoke Seeds.png
| itemtooltip = Vivichoke Seeds
| item2 = Brazed Vivichoke.png
| itemtooltip2 = Brazed Vivichoke
| item3 = Vivichoke Dip.png
| itemtooltip3 = Vivichoke Dip
| stacklimit = <div class="hover-display" title="Brazed Vivichoke and Vivichoke Dip only stack to 1">64*</div>
}}
'''Vivichoke Seeds''' for planting.
 '''Braised Vivichoke''' and '''Vivichoke Dip''' are foods.

[[Category:Block]]
[[Category:Item]]
[[Category:Plants]]

Berry

2023-10-14T02:10:19Z

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{{Berry_infobox
| title = Berry
| image = Oran Berry (model).png
| image2 = Cheri Berry (model).png
| image3 = Chesto Berry (model).png
| image4 = Pecha Berry (model).png
| image5 = Rawst Berry (model).png
| image6 = Aspear Berry (model).png
| image7 = Persim Berry (model).png
| image8 = Leppa Berry (model).png
| image9 = Lum Berry (model).png
| image10 = Figy Berry (model).png
| image11 = Wiki Berry (model).png
| image12 = Mago Berry (model).png
| image13 = Aguav Berry (model).png
| image14 = Iapapa Berry (model).png
| image15 = Sitrus Berry (model).png
| image16 = Touga Berry (model).png
| image17 = Hopo Berry (model).png
| image18 = Razz Berry (model).png
| image19 = Bluk Berry (model).png
| image20 = Nanab Berry (model).png
| image21 = Wepear Berry (model).png
| image22 = Pinap Berry (model).png
| image23 = Cornn Berry (model).png
| image24 = Magost Berry (model).png
| image25 = Rabuta Berry (model).png
| image26 = Nomel Berry (model).png
| image27 = Spelon Berry (model).png
| image28 = Pamtre Berry (model).png
| image29 = Watmel Berry (model).png
| image30 = Durin Berry (model).png
| image31 = Belue Berry (model).png
| image32 = Chilan Berry (model).png
| image33 = Chople Berry (model).png
| image34 = Coba Berry (model).png
| image35 = Kebia Berry (model).png
| image36 = Shuca Berry (model).png
| image37 = Charti Berry (model).png
| image38 = Tanga Berry (model).png
| image39 = Kasib Berry (model).png
| image40 = Babiri Berry (model).png
| image41 = Occa Berry (model).png
| image42 = Passho Berry (model).png
| image43 = Rindo Berry (model).png
| image44 = Wacan Berry (model).png
| image45 = Payapa Berry (model).png
| image46 = Yache Berry (model).png
| image47 = Haban Berry (model).png
| image48 = Colbur Berry (model).png
| image49 = Roseli Berry (model).png
| image50 = Pomeg Berry (model).png
| image51 = Kelpsy Berry (model).png
| image52 = Qualot Berry (model).png
| image53 = Hondew Berry (model).png
| image54 = Grepa Berry (model).png
| image55 = Tamato Berry (model).png
| image56 = Enigma Berry (model).png
| image57 = Kee Berry (model).png
| image58 = Maranga Berry (model).png
| image59 = Liechi Berry (model).png
| image60 = Ganlon Berry (model).png
| image61 = Salac Berry (model).png
| image62 = Petaya Berry (model).png
| image63 = Apicot Berry (model).png
| image64 = Lansat Berry (model).png
| image65 = Starf Berry (model).png
| image66 = Micle Berry (model).png
| image67 = Custap Berry (model).png
| image68 = Jaboca Berry (model).png
| image69 = Rowap Berry (model).png
| item = Oran Berry.png
| itemtooltip = Oran Berry
| item2 = Cheri Berry.png
| itemtooltip2 = Cheri Berry
| item3 = Chesto Berry.png
| itemtooltip3 = Chesto Berry
| item4 = Pecha Berry.png
| itemtooltip4 = Pecha Berry
| item5 = Rawst Berry.png
| itemtooltip5 = Rawst Berry
| item6 = Aspear Berry.png
| itemtooltip6 = Aspear Berry
| item7 = Persim Berry.png
| itemtooltip7 = Persim Berry
| item8 = Leppa Berry.png
| itemtooltip8 = Leppa Berry
| item9 = Lum Berry.png
| itemtooltip9 = Lum Berry
| item10 = Figy Berry.png
| itemtooltip10 = Figy Berry
| item11 = Wiki Berry.png
| itemtooltip11 = Wiki Berry
| item12 = Mago Berry.png
| itemtooltip12 = Mago Berry
| item13 = Aguav Berry.png
| itemtooltip13 = Aguav Berry
| item14 = Iapapa Berry.png
| itemtooltip14 = Iapapa Berry
| item15 = Sitrus Berry.png
| itemtooltip15 = Sitrus Berry
| item16 = Touga Berry.png
| itemtooltip16 = Touga Berry
| item17 = Hopo Berry.png
| itemtooltip17 = Hopo Berry
| item18 = Razz Berry.png
| itemtooltip18 = Razz Berry
| item19 = Bluk Berry.png
| itemtooltip19 = Bluk Berry
| item20 = Nanab Berry.png
| itemtooltip20 = Nanab Berry
| item21 = Wepear Berry.png
| itemtooltip21 = Wepear Berry
| item22 = Pinap Berry.png
| itemtooltip22 = Pinap Berry
| item23 = Cornn Berry.png
| itemtooltip23 = Cornn Berry
| item24 = Magost Berry.png
| itemtooltip24 = Magost Berry
| item25 = Rabuta Berry.png
| itemtooltip25 = Rabuta Berry
| item26 = Nomel Berry.png
| itemtooltip26 = Nomel Berry
| item27 = Spelon Berry.png
| itemtooltip27 = Spelon Berry
| item28 = Pamtre Berry.png
| itemtooltip28 = Pamtre Berry
| item29 = Watmel Berry.png
| itemtooltip29 = Watmel Berry
| item30 = Durin Berry.png
| itemtooltip30 = Durin Berry
| item31 = Belue Berry.png
| itemtooltip31 = Belue Berry
| item32 = Chilan Berry.png
| itemtooltip32 = Chilan Berry
| item33 = Chople Berry.png
| itemtooltip33 = Chople Berry
| item34 = Coba Berry.png
| itemtooltip34 = Coba Berry
| item35 = Kebia Berry.png
| itemtooltip35 = Kebia Berry
| item36 = Shuca Berry.png
| itemtooltip36 = Shuca Berry
| item37 = Charti Berry.png
| itemtooltip37 = Charti Berry
| item38 = Tanga Berry.png
| itemtooltip38 = Tanga Berry
| item39 = Kasib Berry.png
| itemtooltip39 = Kasib Berry
| item40 = Babiri Berry.png
| itemtooltip40 = Babiri Berry
| item41 = Occa Berry.png
| itemtooltip41 = Occa Berry
| item42 = Passho Berry.png
| itemtooltip42 = Passho Berry
| item43 = Rindo Berry.png
| itemtooltip43 = Rindo Berry
| item44 = Wacan Berry.png
| itemtooltip44 = Wacan Berry
| item45 = Payapa Berry.png
| itemtooltip45 = Payapa Berry
| item46 = Yache Berry.png
| itemtooltip46 = Yache Berry
| item47 = Haban Berry.png
| itemtooltip47 = Haban Berry
| item48 = Colbur Berry.png
| itemtooltip48 = Colbur Berry
| item49 = Roseli Berry.png
| itemtooltip49 = Roseli Berry
| item50 = Pomeg Berry.png
| itemtooltip50 = Pomeg Berry
| item51 = Kelpsy Berry.png
| itemtooltip51 = Kelpsy Berry
| item52 = Qualot Berry.png
| itemtooltip52 = Qualot Berry
| item53 = Hondew Berry.png
| itemtooltip53 = Hondew Berry
| item54 = Grepa Berry.png
| itemtooltip54 = Grepa Berry
| item55 = Tamato Berry.png
| itemtooltip55 = Tamato Berry
| item56 = Enigma Berry.png
| itemtooltip56 = Enigma Berry
| item57 = Kee Berry.png
| itemtooltip57 = Kee Berry
| item58 = Maranga Berry.png
| itemtooltip58 = Maranga Berry
| item59 = Liechi Berry.png
| itemtooltip59 = Liechi Berry
| item60 = Ganlon Berry.png
| itemtooltip60 = Ganlon Berry
| item61 = Salac Berry.png
| itemtooltip61 = Salac Berry
| item62 = Petaya Berry.png
| itemtooltip62 = Petaya Berry
| item63 = Apicot Berry.png
| itemtooltip63 = Apicot Berry
| item64 = Lansat Berry.png
| itemtooltip64 = Lansat Berry
| item65 = Starf Berry.png
| itemtooltip65 = Starf Berry
| item66 = Micle Berry.png
| itemtooltip66 = Micle Berry
| item67 = Custap Berry.png
| itemtooltip67 = Custap Berry
| item68 = Jaboca Berry.png
| itemtooltip68 = Jaboca Berry
| item69 = Rowap Berry.png
| itemtooltip69 = Rowap Berry
| stacklimit = 64
}}
A '''berry''' is a status item for Pokémon and cannot be eaten by the player. They are found in the wild with most spawning in certain biome conditions.

==Obtaining==
As of Cobblemon version 1.4, berries are obtained from harvesting [[Berry Tree|berry trees]]. There are 69 types of berry in Cobblemon, each with their own effect. 30 types of berry naturally spawn, with the other 39 being a result of crossbreeding certain berries.

== Berry Farming ==
Using farmland, the player can grow berries. There are 4 stages of maturity for berry trees; They will naturally grow more berries over time much like the Sweet Berry in Vanilla Minecraft. If the player has more berries than needed, they can be used in a composter. Using bonemeal on the trees when fully mature will cause it to grow more berries instantly; However note that it takes 2 bonemeal to achieve this.

If the player wishes to get into more advanced berry farming, they can plant berries next to each other to result in a '''mutated berry'''. A mutated berry has a 12% chance to spawn instead of a regular berry on either tree whenever it yields more. Not every combination of 2 berries will result in a mutation.

Berries must be planted next to each other in order to mutate, below is a visual of a 3x3 grid of the placements (Assuming O is a berry tree). All berry mutations can be found in the Mutated Berries section of this wiki page.
{| class="wikitable"
|'''✕'''
|'''✓'''
|'''✕'''
|-
|'''✓'''
|'''◯'''
|'''✓'''
|-
|'''✕'''
|'''✓'''
|'''✕'''
|}

==Natural Berries (Status)==
The 12 standard berries found in the world of Cobblemon. As of 1.4, Bluk and Wepear berries do not give any effects.
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!
!Name
!'''Effect on Pokémon'''
! colspan="2" |Located in biomes with the following Tag(s)
|-
|{{ScaledImage|Oran Berry.png|64px}}
|'''Oran Berry'''
|''Restores 10HP when at 1/2 max HP or less.''
| colspan="2" |All Biomes
|-
|{{ScaledImage|Cheri Berry.png|64px}}
|'''Cheri Berry'''
|''Holder cures itself if it is paralyzed.''
| colspan="2" |Plains
|-
|{{ScaledImage|Chesto Berry.png|64px}}
|'''Chesto Berry'''
|''Holder wakes up if it is asleep.''
| colspan="2" |Forest
|-
|{{ScaledImage|Pecha Berry.png|64px}}
|'''Pecha Berry'''
|''Holder is cured if it is poisoned.''
|Jungle
|Swamp
|-
|{{ScaledImage|Rawst Berry.png|64px}}
|'''Rawst Berry'''
|''Holder is cured if it is burned.''
| colspan="2" |Arid
|-
|{{ScaledImage|Aspear Berry.png|64px}}
|'''Aspear Berry'''
|''Holder is cured if it is frozen.''
|Mountain
|Taiga
|-
|{{ScaledImage|Persim Berry.png|64px}}
|'''Persim Berry'''
|''Holder is cured if it is confused.''
| colspan="2" |All Biomes
|-
|{{ScaledImage|Razz Berry.png|64px}}
|'''Razz Berry'''
|''Wild Pokémon are easier to catch.''
| colspan="2" |Forest
|-
|{{ScaledImage|Bluk Berry.png|64px}}
|'''Bluk Berry'''
| -
|Mountain
|Taiga
|-
|{{ScaledImage|Nanab Berry.png|64px}}
|'''Nanab Berry'''
|''Wild Pokémon move less.''
|Jungle
|Swamp
|-
|{{ScaledImage|Wepear Berry.png|64px}}
|'''Wepear Berry'''
| -
| colspan="2" |Plains
|-
|{{ScaledImage|Pinap Berry.png|64px}}
|'''Pinap Berry'''
|''Wild Pokémon are more likely to drop an item.''
| colspan="2" |Arid
|}

==Natural Berries (Type Resistant)==
The 18 type-resistant berries can be found naturally on rare occasion. However, they can also be dropped by certain Pokémon.
{| class="wikitable"
!
!Name
!'''Effect on Pokémon'''
! colspan="3" |Located in biomes with the following Tag(s)
|-
|{{ScaledImage|Occa Berry.png|64px}}
|'''Occa Berry'''
|''Halves damage from one super effective Fire-type attack.''
|Humid
| colspan="2" |Sandy
|-
|{{ScaledImage|Passho Berry.png|64px}}
|'''Passho Berry'''
|''Halves damage from one super effective Water-type attack.''
|Humid
| colspan="2" |Sandy
|-
|{{ScaledImage|Wacan Berry.png|64px}}
|'''Wacan Berry'''
|''Halves damage from one super effective Electric-type attack.''
|Grassland
|Hills
|Sky
|-
|{{ScaledImage|Rindo Berry.png|64px}}
|'''Rindo Berry'''
|''Halves damage from one super effective Grass-type attack.''
|Jungle
|Temperate
|Lush
|-
|{{ScaledImage|Yache Berry.png|64px}}
|'''Yache Berry'''
|''Halves damage from one super effective Ice-type attack.''
|Freezing
| colspan="2" |Taiga
|-
|{{ScaledImage|Chople Berry.png|64px}}
|'''Chople Berry'''
|''Halves damage from one super effective Fighting-type attack.''
|Mountain
|Bamboo
|Taiga
|-
|{{ScaledImage|Kebia Berry.png|64px}}
|'''Kebia Berry'''
|''Halves damage from one super effective Poision-type attack.''
| colspan="3" |Forest_Mushroom_Spooky_Swamp
|-
|{{ScaledImage|Shuca Berry.png|64px}}
|'''Shuca Berry'''
|''Halves damage from one super effective Ground-type attack.''
|Arid
| colspan="2" |Grassland
|-
|{{ScaledImage|Coba Berry.png|64px}}
|'''Coba Berry'''
|''Halves damage from one super effective Flying-type attack.''
|Peak
|Temperate
|Sky
|-
|{{ScaledImage|Payapa Berry.png|64px}}
|'''Payapa Berry'''
|''Halves damage from one super effective Psychic-type attack.''
| colspan="3" |Desert_Floral_Magical_Savanna_Spooky
|-
|{{ScaledImage|Tanga Berry.png|64px}}
|'''Tanga Berry'''
|''Halves damage from one super effective Bug-type attack.''
|Forest
|Jungle
|Swamp
|-
|{{ScaledImage|Charti Berry.png|64px}}
|'''Charti Berry'''
|''Halves damage from one super effective Rock-type attack.''
| colspan="3" |Dripstone_Mountain_Sandy_Volcanic
|-
|{{ScaledImage|Kasib Berry.png|64px}}
|'''Kasib Berry'''
|''Halves damage from one super effective Ghost-type attack.''
| colspan="3" |Dripstone_Lush_Spooky_Swamp_Taiga
|-
|{{ScaledImage|Haban Berry.png|64px}}
|'''Haban Berry'''
|''Halves damage from one super effective Dragon-type attack.''
| colspan="3" |Jungle_Magical_Mountain_Sky_Volcanic
|-
|{{ScaledImage|Colbur Berry.png|64px}}
|'''Colbur Berry'''
|''Halves damage from one super effective Dark-type attack.''
|Badlands
|Spooky
|Taiga
|-
|{{ScaledImage|Babiri Berry.png|64px}}
|'''Babiri Berry'''
|''Halves damage from one super effective Steel-type attack.''
|Bamboo
|Mountain
|Taiga
|-
|{{ScaledImage|Chilan Berry.png|64px}}
|'''Chilan Berry'''
|''Halves damage from one super effective Normal-type attack.''
|Temperate
| colspan="2" |Grassland
|-
|{{ScaledImage|Roseli Berry.png|64px}}
|'''Roseli Berry'''
|''Halves damage from one super effective Fairy-type attack.''
| colspan="3" |Floral_Island_Magical_Mushroom
|}

==Berry Mutations==
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!{{ScaledImage|Leppa Berry.png|64px}}
! colspan="7" |Leppa Berry
|-
| colspan="8" |''Effect on Pokémon: Restores 10 PP to a move.''
|-
|{{ScaledImage|Razz Berry.png|64px}}
|Razz Berry
| rowspan="5" |'''➜'''
| colspan="5" rowspan="2" |
|-
|{{ScaledImage|Bluk Berry.png|64px}}
|Bluk Berry
|-
|{{ScaledImage|Nanab Berry.png|64px}}
|Nanab Berry
|{{ScaledImage|Oran Berry.png|64px}}
|Oran Berry
|'''='''
|{{ScaledImage|Leppa Berry.png|64px}}
|'''Leppa Berry'''
|-
|{{ScaledImage|Wepear Berry.png|64px}}
|Wepear Berry
| colspan="5" rowspan="2" |
|-
|{{ScaledImage|Pinap Berry.png|64px}}
|Pinap Berry
|-
| colspan="8" |Choose 1 of 5 berries listed on the left + Oran
|}
{| class="wikitable"
!{{ScaledImage|Lum Berry.png|64px}}
! colspan="7" |Lum Berry
|-
| colspan="8" |''Effect on Pokémon: Cures any non-volatile status condition and confusion.''
|-
|{{ScaledImage|Cheri Berry.png|64px}}
|Cheri Berry
| rowspan="5" |'''➜'''
| colspan="5" rowspan="2" |
|-
|{{ScaledImage|Chesto Berry.png|64px}}
|Chesto Berry
|-
|{{ScaledImage|Pecha Berry.png|64px}}
|Pecha Berry
|{{ScaledImage|Oran Berry.png|64px}}
|Oran Berry
|'''='''
|{{ScaledImage|Lum Berry.png|64px}}
|'''Lum Berry'''
|-
|{{ScaledImage|Rawst Berry.png|64px}}
|Rawst Berry
| colspan="5" rowspan="2" |
|-
|{{ScaledImage|Aspear Berry.png|64px}}
|Aspear Berry
|-
| colspan="8" |Choose 1 of 5 berries listed on the left + Oran
|}

Pokémon

2023-10-10T18:34:05Z

Whatsy: added mimikyu to shoulder mount list

'''Pokémon''' are entities that can be found across all biomes at varying levels. They can be caught by players using [[Poké Ball]]s and can be used to battle other Pokémon.

==Spawning==
{{Main|Pokémon/Spawning}}
Pokémon can spawn in almost every biome. Pokémon have their own spawn conditions depending on the species.

==Drops==
{{Main|Pokémon/Drops}}
Pokémon may drop items after being defeated. The items that they drop depend on the species.

==Shoulder Mount==
Some small Pokémon have the ability to mount the player's shoulder. A select few of these can grant the user effects. A Pokémon can be placed on the player's shoulder by using the interact menu, which can be brought up by interacting with the Pokémon while sneaking.

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. || Pokémon !! Effect
|-
| 0016 || Pidgey || Slow Falling
|-
| 0025 || Pikachu || Speed
|-
| 0041 || Zubat || Slow Falling
|-
| 0133 || Eevee || —
|-
| 0172 || Pichu || Speed
|-
| 0173 || Cleffa || —
|-
| 0182 || Bellossom || —
|-
| 0194 || Wooper || Water Breathing
|-
| 0302 || Sableye || —
|-
| 0595 || Joltik || Haste
|-
|0778
|Mimikyu
|—
|-
| 0868 || Milcery || —
|-
| 0869 || Alcremie || —
|}

==Data Values==
{| class="wikitable"
! Name !! Identifier !! Key
|-
| Pokémon || pokemon || <code>cobblemon.entity.pokemon</code>
|}