For FMC. No fully evolved pokemon; unevolveds are fine.
1 v 1
DQ: One week
Damage Cap: 35%
Banned Moves: OHKO's, Direct Healing, Attract, Weather
Arena: Berry Farm #5
The berry shop has several suppliers, most of whom are waiting around for the store to actually open. In recent times, a few of them have opened up some of their gardens in an attempt to raise publicity about the potential shop, hoping that someone might be willing to open it and give them profit from the TCoD ASB League.
The garden, basically, is a flat expanse of loamy soil enclosed by a short fence. Several berry plants grow all over the field, although they aren't numerous enough to get in the way of everything. Even more common than the plants are the berries themselves, lying on the soil with nobody to claim them... nobody but those fighting here, at least.
Pokemon can spend an action searching for a particular berry, and as long as they can physically do so, are very likely to find it; the berries themselves have distinct appearances, and they are scattered all over the place; failing that, the berry plants are easily accessible, and are in various stages of growth. This berry, once acquired, acts as a normal held item. If the pokemon faints or finishes the battle while holding the berry, the trainers can sneak away with them.
However, there's no way for the trainers to use them in future battles because, since the berries weren't bought from the appropriate League-approved store, they can't legally be used after this battle... so instead, using the handy little black market, the trainers sell the berries to unknown customers who desire the berries for their own, non-ASB needs.
Here is a list of available berries, their effects, and their worth:
Aspear Berry ($2): A yellow berry patterned with bright green rings. A pokémon holding this item may consume it to cure freezing.
Cheri Berry ($2): This tiny, bright red berry is very spicy. A pokémon holding this item may consume it to cure paralysis.
Chesto Berry ($2): This brown and blue berry is very tough and dry-tasting. A pokémon holding this item may consume it to awaken itself.
Pecha Berry ($2): This sweet pink berry is actually hollow. A pokémon holding this item may consume it to cure poison.
Persim Berry ($2): A pink berry whose coloration grows increasingly striking as it absorbs sunlight while growing. A pokémon holding this item may consume it to cure itself of confusion.
Rawst Berry ($2): A bright blue berry that is very bitter-tasting. A pokémon holding this item may consume it to cure a burn.
Apicot Berry ($4): A half-blue, half-green lobed berry. A pokémon holding this item may, when it falls below 33% health, consume it to gain a permanent +1 boost to its special defense.
Ganlon Berry ($4): A berry made of alternating blue and orange segments. A pokémon holding this item may, when it falls below 33% health, consume it to gain a permanent +1 boost to its defense.
Leppa Berry ($4): A small red and yellow berry that is packed with flavor. A pokémon holding this item may consume it to regain 10% energy.
Liechi Berry ($4): A round red and yellow berry. A pokémon holding this item may, when it falls below 33% health, consume it to gain a permanent +1 boost to its attack.
Oran Berry ($4): A plump blue berry that is packed with flavor. A pokémon holding this item may consume it to regain 5% health.
Petaya Berry ($4): A large, scaly orange berry. A pokémon holding this item may, when it falls below 33% health, consume it to gain a permanent +1 boost to its special attack.
Salac Berry ($4): A heart-shaped green berry covered in nubs. A pokémon holding this item may, when it falls below 33% health, consume it to gain a permanent +1 boost to its speed.
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