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| + | |name = Topo |
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| + | |hoennnumber = 43 |
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| + | |berryprev = Niniku |
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| + | |spicy = 0 |
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| + | |dry = -3 |
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| + | |sweet = 3 |
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| + | |bitter = -3 |
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| + | |sour = 3 |
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| + | |spicy2 = N/A |
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| + | |dry2 = N/A |
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| + | |sweet2 = N/A |
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| ⚫ | A '''Topo Berry''' is a [[Berries|berry]] only obtainable in Generation III by the use of a Japanese only e-Reader card. If this berry is transferred to Generation IV it becomes an [[Enigma Berry|Enigma berry]]. As the card for this berry was only avaliable in japan the berry has no true english name. The Japanese name for this berry comes from the word "Potato", which is fortunately loaned from english. |
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Revision as of 20:40, 23 November 2018
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| File:Topo Berry.png | Image of the Topo berry. |
| Nº 43 (R/S/E/OR/AS); Nº ?? (D/P/Pt) Topo Berry ← Niniku - [[{{{berrynext}}} Berry|{{{berrynext}}}]] → | |
| {{{description}}} | |
| Size | {{{size}}} |
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| Firmness | |
| Effect | {{{effect}}} |
| Tree | Not available |
| Flavor (Gen. III) | |
| Spicy | 0 |
| Dry | -3 |
| Sweet | 3 |
| Bitter | -3 |
| Sour | 3 |
| Flavor (Gen. IV) | |
| Spicy | N/A |
| Dry | N/A |
| Sweet | N/A |
| Bitter | N/A |
| Sour | N/A |
| View all berries | |
A Topo Berry is a berry only obtainable in Generation III by the use of a Japanese only e-Reader card. If this berry is transferred to Generation IV it becomes an Enigma berry. As the card for this berry was only avaliable in japan the berry has no true english name. The Japanese name for this berry comes from the word "Potato", which is fortunately loaned from english.
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