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Template:Item (edible) TemplatePecha Berry (モモンのみ Momon Fruit) is a tangible item that both slightly fills the berry and heals any Poison or Badly Poison status afflicted to a Pokémon. It can be held by either player or partner. If held by a partner, they can either consume the berry if they have been poisoned or can throw the berry to any affected allies. Similarly, foes may do the same. The berry can also be thrown and caught by any Pokémon.
Pecha Berries are prone to being sticky, and once sticky they cannot be held, swapped or placed. They can, however be thrown and should any Pokémon be hit then a small amount of damage will be dealt.
Pecha Berries can be bought for 80 Poké and sold for 5 Poké, making it least expensive Berry. It is one of the most common Berries and can be found on most, if not all dungeons within the game.
However, it should be noted that Pecha Berries are only found within the first section of Mt Thunder, Frosty Forest and Mt Freeze.