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The - (トウガのみ, Touga Fruit) is a Berry introduced in Generation III, exclusive to the Japanese version of Ruby and Sapphire. It is an e-Reader Berry; thus, it will turn into an Enigma Berry if its holder is transferred to Generation IV through Pal Park.
Details
In-Battle Effect
When the holder is confused, the Berry is consumed and the confusion is cured.
Berry Information
| Generation III | |||
| Growth Time | Hours per Stage | Yield | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 72 Hours | 18 | Minimum: 2 Maximum: 3 | |
| Image | Tag Description | ||
|
とてつもなく からい。 １どに まるごと たべられた ひとは まだ だれも いない。 (Tremendously spicy. No one has ever eaten it whole.) | ||
| Berry Blending | |||
| Verdanturf: Purple, Fallarbor: Purple Slateport: Gray, Lilycove: Purple | |||
Description
| Games | Description |
| RS | ポロックの ざいりょう つちのなかに うめると なぞな みが そだつ (POKéBLOCK ingredient. Plant in loamy soil to grow a mystery.) |
Locations
| Games | Location |
| RS | e-Reader |
Origin
The Touga Berry is based on a chili pepper. Its name comes from the Japanese name for the chili pepper,
| Berries | |
|---|---|
Generation II only | |
Introduced in Generation III | |
Cheri • Chesto • Pecha • Rawst • Aspear • Leppa • Oran • Persim • Lum • Sitrus • Figy • Wiki • Mago • Aguav • Iapapa • Razz • Bluk • Nanab • Wepear • Pinap • Pomeg • Kelpsy • Qualot • Hondew • Grepa • Tamato • Cornn • Magost • Rabuta • Nomel • Spelon • Pamtre • Watmel • Durin • Belue • Liechi • Ganlon • Salac • Petaya • Apicot • Lansat • Starf • Enigma | |
e-Reader only | |
Introduced in Generation IV | |
Introduced in Generation VI | |
Introduced in Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee! | |
