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{{Rescue Team Items Infobox
  | category      = Berries
  | name          = Pecha Berry
  | kana          = モモンのみ
  | romaji        =
  | hepburn        = Momon Fruit
  | image          = Rescue Team - Pecha Berry.png
  | description_en = A food item that heals the Pokémon when poisoned or badly poisoned. It also slightly fills the Pokémon's Belly.
  | description_ja =
  | cost          = 80
  | value          = 5
  | fullness      = 5
}}


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'''Pecha Berry''' {{JA|モモンのみ||Momon Fruit}} in ''{{Pkmn|Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red and Blue Rescue Team}}''. Pecha Berries fills the {{RescueTeam|Belly}} and heals any {{RescueTeam|Poison}} or {{RescueTeam|Badly Poison}} afflicted {{RescueTeam|Pokémon}}. It can be held by either the {{RescueTeam|Leader}} or {{RescueTeam|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.
{{Infobox Rescue Team Items|title1 = Pecha Berry|description = "A food item that heals the Pokémon when poisoned or badly poisoned. It also slightly fills the Pokémon's Belly."|effect = Heals any Poison status|belly_fill = 5|dungeon_locations = Tiny Woods
Thunderwave Cave


Mt. Steel
It's the least expensive Berry and one of the most common Berries. It can be found in most {{RescueTeam|dungeons}} within the game.
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Sinister Woods
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==Locations==
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!Main Story Dungeon
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!Kecleon Shop
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|{{RescueTeam|Thunderwave Cave}}
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|{{RescueTeam|Mt. Steel}}
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|{{RescueTeam|Sinister Woods}}
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|{{RescueTeam|Silent Chasm}}
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|{{RescueTeam|Mt. Thunder}}
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|{{RescueTeam|Great Canyon}}
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|{{RescueTeam|Lapis Cave}}
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|{{RescueTeam|Mt. Blaze}}
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|{{RescueTeam|Rock Path}}
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|{{RescueTeam|Frosty Forest}}
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|{{RescueTeam|Snow Path}}
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|{{RescueTeam|Mt. Freeze}}
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|{{RescueTeam|Uproar Forest}}
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|{{RescueTeam|Magma Cavern}}
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|{{RescueTeam|Sky Tower}}
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!Post-Credits Dungeon
!Floor
!Kecleon Shop
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|{{RescueTeam|Stormy Sea}}
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|{{RescueTeam|Silver Trench}}
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|{{RescueTeam|Meteor Cave}}
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|{{RescueTeam|Buried Relic}}
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|{{RescueTeam|Solar Cave}}
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|{{RescueTeam|Fiery Field}}
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|{{RescueTeam|Lightning Field}}
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|{{RescueTeam|Northwind Field}}
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|{{RescueTeam|Mt. Faraway}}
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|{{RescueTeam|Western Cave}}
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|{{RescueTeam|Northern Range}}
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|{{RescueTeam|Pitfall Valley}}
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|{{RescueTeam|Wish Cave}}
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|{{RescueTeam|Joyous Tower}}
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|{{RescueTeam|Purity Forest}}
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|{{RescueTeam|Murky Cave}}
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|{{RescueTeam|Waterfall Pond}}
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{| class="MDWiki sortable" style="text-align:center; margin:auto"
!Extra Dungeons
!Floor
!Kecleon Shop
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|{{RescueTeam|Howling Forest}}
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|{{RescueTeam|Desert Region}}
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|{{RescueTeam|Southern Cavern}}
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|{{RescueTeam|Wyvern Hill}}
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|{{RescueTeam|Darknight Relic}}
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|{{RescueTeam|Unown Relic}}
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|{{RescueTeam|Grand Sea}}
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|{{RescueTeam|Far-Off Sea}}
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|{{RescueTeam|Oddity Cave}}
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|{{RescueTeam|Remains Island}}
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|{{RescueTeam|Marvelous Sea}}
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|{{RescueTeam|Fantasy Strait}}
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Silent Chasm
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Great Canyon
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Rock Path
==In Other Languages==
{{In Other Languages
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  | ja    = モモンのみ ''Momon Fruit''
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Snow Path
==See Also==
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Frosty Forest
==References==
* <ref>https://pmd-rt-archive.fandom.com/wiki/Pecha_Berry</ref> Page history imported from the Fandom Rescue Team Wiki after merging.
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Mt. Freeze
[[Category:Rescue Team Berries and Seeds]]
 
Uproar Forest
 
Howling Forest
 
Stormy Sea
 
Silver Trench
 
Fiery Field
 
Lightning Field
 
Northwind Field
 
Western Cave
 
Northern Range
 
Pitfall Valley
 
Buried Relic
 
Wish Cave
 
Southern Cavern
 
Wyvern Hill
 
Solar Cave
 
Darknight Relic
 
Waterfall Pond
 
Unown Relic
 
Joyous Tower
 
Purity Forest
 
Oddity Cave
 
Remains Island|dungeon_kecleon_shop_locations = Mt. Blaze
Frosty Forest
 
Magma Cavern
 
Northern Range
 
Pitfall Valley
 
Wyvern Hill
 
Joyous Tower
 
Oddity Cave
 
Remains Island}}'''Pecha 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 {{RescueTeam|Mt. Thunder}}, {{RescueTeam|Frosty Forest}} and {{RescueTeam|Mt. Freeze}}.
 
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Revision as of 03:21, 8 July 2023

Template:Rescue Team Items Infobox

Pecha Berry (Japanese: モモンのみ, Momon Fruit) in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red and Blue Rescue Team. Pecha Berries fills the Belly and heals any Poison or Badly Poison afflicted Pokémon. It can be held by either the Leader 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.

It's the least expensive Berry and one of the most common Berries. It can be found in most dungeons within the game.

Locations

Main Story Dungeon Floor Kecleon Shop
Tiny Woods
Thunderwave Cave
Mt. Steel
Sinister Woods
Silent Chasm
Mt. Thunder
Great Canyon
Lapis Cave
Mt. Blaze
Rock Path
Frosty Forest
Snow Path
Mt. Freeze
Uproar Forest
Magma Cavern
Sky Tower
Post-Credits Dungeon Floor Kecleon Shop
Stormy Sea
Silver Trench
Meteor Cave
Buried Relic
Solar Cave
Fiery Field
Lightning Field
Northwind Field
Mt. Faraway
Western Cave
Northern Range
Pitfall Valley
Wish Cave
Joyous Tower
Purity Forest
Murky Cave
Waterfall Pond
Extra Dungeons Floor Kecleon Shop
Howling Forest
Desert Region
Southern Cavern
Wyvern Hill
Darknight Relic
Unown Relic
Grand Sea
Far-Off Sea
Oddity Cave
Remains Island
Marvelous Sea
Fantasy Strait


In Other Languages

Language Name
English Pecha Berry
Japanese モモンのみ Momon Fruit

See Also

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Game Boy Advance/Nintendo DS Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red and Blue Rescue Team - Items
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References

  • [1] Page history imported from the Fandom Rescue Team Wiki after merging.
  1. ↑ https://pmd-rt-archive.fandom.com/wiki/Pecha_Berry

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