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{{Item_(edible)_Template|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
  | category      = Berries
Thunderwave Cave
  | enname        = Pecha Berry
  | jpname        = モモンのみ
  | romaji        = Momon no Mi
  | image          = Rescue Team - Pecha Berry.png
  | description   = A food item that heals the Pokémon when {{RescueTeam|poisoned}} or {{RescueTeam|Badly Poisoned|badly poisoned}}.<br>It also slightly fills the Pokémon's {{RescueTeam|Belly}}.
  | description_ja = たべると どくじょうたいやもうどくじょうたいが かいふくする おなかも ちょっとだけかいふくする 
  | cost          = 80
  | value          = 5
  | fullness      = 5
}}
{{About|the Game Boy Advance and Nintendo DS release|the Nintendo Switch release|Rescue Team DX:Pecha Berry}}
{{For|the lore page|Pkmn:Pecha Berry}}


Mt. Steel
The '''Pecha Berry''' {{JA|モモンのみ|Momon no Mi|Momon Fruit}} is a {{RescueTeam|Berry}} in {{RescueTeamTitle}}.


Sinister Woods
Pecha Berries fill the {{RescueTeam|Belly}} and heal any {{RescueTeam|poisoned}} or {{RescueTeam|Badly Poisoned|badly poisoned}} {{RescueTeam|Pokémon}}. It can be held by either the {{RescueTeam|Leader}} or {{RescueTeamC|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.


Silent Chasm
It is the least expensive Berry and one of the most common Berries. It can be found in most {{RescueTeam|dungeon}}s within the game.
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Mt. Thunder
{{Clear}}
==Locations==
===Ground===
{{#invoke:Rescue Team Item Locations table|main
  | location_1 = Buried Relic
  | floors_1  = 1 - 14, 16 - 24, 26 - 99
  |-
  | location_2 = Darknight Relic
  | floors_2  = 1 - 15
  |-
  | location_3 = Fiery Field
  | floors_3  = 1 - 28
  |-
  | location_4 = Frosty Forest
  | floors_4  = 1 - 9
  |-
  | location_5 = Great Canyon
  | floors_5  = 1 - 12
  |-
  | location_6 = Howling Forest
  | floors_6  = 1 - 14
  |-
  | location_7 = Joyous Tower
  | floors_7  = 1 - 99
  |-
  | location_8 = Lapis Cave
  | floors_8  = 1 - 14
  |-
  | location_9 = Lightning Field
  | floors_9  = 1 - 28
  |-
  | location_10 = Mt. Freeze
  | floors_10  = 1 - 15
  |-
  | location_11 = Mt. Steel
  | floors_11  = 1 - 8
  |-
  | location_12 = Mt. Thunder
  | floors_12  = 1 - 10
  |-
  | location_13 = Northern Range
  | floors_13  = 1 - 24
  |-
  | location_14 = Northwind Field
  | floors_14  = 1 - 28
  |-
  | location_15 = Oddity Cave
  | floors_15  = 1 - 15
  |-
  | location_16 = Pitfall Valley
  | floors_16  = 1 - 25
  |-
  | location_17 = Purity Forest
  | floors_17  = 1 - 19, 21 - 98
  |-
  | location_18 = Remains Island
  | floors_18  = 1 - 20
  |-
  | location_19 = Rock Path
  | floors_19  = 1 - 4
  |-
  | location_20 = Silent Chasm
  | floors_20  = 1 - 9
  |-
  | location_21 = Silver Trench
  | floors_21  = 1 - 20
  |-
  | location_22 = Sinister Woods
  | floors_22  = 1 - 12
  |-
  | location_23 = Snow Path
  | floors_23  = 1 - 4
  |-
  | location_24 = Solar Cave
  | floors_24  = 1 - 9
  |-
  | location_25 = Southern Cavern
  | floors_25  = 1 - 50
  |-
  | location_26 = Stormy Sea
  | floors_26  = 1 - 20
  |-
  | location_27 = Thunderwave Cave
  | floors_27  = 1 - 5
  |-
  | location_28 = Tiny Woods
  | floors_28  = 3
  |-
  | location_29 = Unown Relic
  | floors_29  = 1 - 11
  |-
  | location_30 = Uproar Forest
  | floors_30  = 1 - 8
  |-
  | location_31 = Waterfall Pond
  | floors_31  = 1 - 19
  |-
  | location_32 = Western Cave
  | floors_32  = 1 - 98
  |-
  | location_33 = Wish Cave
  | floors_33  = 1 - 98
  |-
  | location_34 = Wyvern Hill
  | floors_34  = 1 - 30
}}


Great Canyon
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Rock Path
==In Other Languages==
{{In Other Languages
  | en    = Pecha Berry
  | ja    = {{Tt|モモンのみ|Momon no Mi}}, ''Momon Fruit''
  | fr    = Baie Pecha
  | es    = Baya Meloc
  | de    = Pirsifbeere
  | it    = Baccapesca
  | ko    = {{Tt|복슝열|Bogsyung-yeolmae}}, ''Boksyung Yeolmae''
}}


Snow Path
==See Also==
{{Rescue Team Items Navbox}}


Frosty Forest
==References==
* <ref>https://web.archive.org/web/http://pmd-rt.fandom.com/wiki/Pecha_Berry</ref> Part of this page history was imported from the {{Meta|PMD Rescue Team Wiki}} on Fandom as part of the Fandom-Gamepedia unification project while the MDFW was still on Gamepedia.
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Mt. Freeze
[[Category:Rescue Team Berries]]
 
[[Category:Rescue Team Items]]
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 [[Mt. Thunder|Mt Thunder]], [[Frosty Forest]] and [[Mt. Freeze|Mt Freeze]].
 
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Oran Berry's sprite. Berries
Pecha Berry
モモンのみ
Image for Pecha Berry

たべると どくじょうたいやもうどくじょうたいが かいふくする おなかも ちょっとだけかいふくする

Information
Cost 80
Value 5
Fullness 5
This Pecha Berry page is about the Game Boy Advance and Nintendo DS release. For the Nintendo Switch release, see Rescue Team DX:Pecha Berry.
For the lore page, see Pkmn:Pecha Berry.

The Pecha Berry (Japanese: モモンのみ, Momon Fruit) is a Berry in Game Boy Advance/Nintendo DS Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red and Blue Rescue Team.

Pecha Berries fill the Belly and heal any poisoned or badly poisoned 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 is the least expensive Berry and one of the most common Berries. It can be found in most dungeons within the game.

Locations

Ground

LocationFloorsSpawn Rate
Buried Relic1 - 14, 16 - 24, 26 - 99[Research required]
Darknight Relic1 - 15[Research required]
Fiery Field1 - 28[Research required]
Frosty Forest1 - 9[Research required]
Great Canyon1 - 12[Research required]
Howling Forest1 - 14[Research required]
Joyous Tower1 - 99[Research required]
Lapis Cave1 - 14[Research required]
Lightning Field1 - 28[Research required]
Mt. Freeze1 - 15[Research required]
Mt. Steel1 - 8[Research required]
Mt. Thunder1 - 10[Research required]
Northern Range1 - 24[Research required]
Northwind Field1 - 28[Research required]
Oddity Cave1 - 15[Research required]
Pitfall Valley1 - 25[Research required]
Purity Forest1 - 19, 21 - 98[Research required]
Remains Island1 - 20[Research required]
Rock Path1 - 4[Research required]
Silent Chasm1 - 9[Research required]
Silver Trench1 - 20[Research required]
Sinister Woods1 - 12[Research required]
Snow Path1 - 4[Research required]
Solar Cave1 - 9[Research required]
Southern Cavern1 - 50[Research required]
Stormy Sea1 - 20[Research required]
Thunderwave Cave1 - 5[Research required]
Tiny Woods3[Research required]
Unown Relic1 - 11[Research required]
Uproar Forest1 - 8[Research required]
Waterfall Pond1 - 19[Research required]
Western Cave1 - 98[Research required]
Wish Cave1 - 98[Research required]
Wyvern Hill1 - 30[Research required]


In Other Languages

Language Name
English Pecha Berry
Japanese モモンのみ, Momon Fruit
French Baie Pecha
Spanish Baya Meloc
German Pirsifbeere
Italian Baccapesca
Korean 복슝열, Boksyung Yeolmae

See Also

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Game Boy Advance/Nintendo DS Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red and Blue Rescue Team - Items
Items (Buried Items) • Rosetta Stone • Unused items
Berries (List) Cheri Berry • Chesto Berry • Oran Berry • Pecha Berry • Rawst Berry • Sitrus Berry
Equipment (List) Alert Specs • Bounce Band • Curve Band • Def. Scarf • Detect Band • Diet Ribbon • Dodge Scarf • Friend Bow • Goggle Specs • Gold Ribbon • Heal Ribbon • Insomniscope • Joy Ribbon • Lockon Specs • Mobile Scarf • Munch Belt • No-Aim Scope • No-Stick Cap • Pass Scarf • Patsy Band • Pecha Scarf • Persim Band • Pierce Band • Plain Ribbon • Power Band • Racket Band • Scope Lens • Sneak Scarf • Special Band • Stamina Band • Tight Belt • Trap Scarf • Twist Band • Warp Scarf • Weather Band • Whiff Specs • X-Ray Specs • Zinc Band
Evolution Items (List) Beauty Scarf • Deepseascale • Deepseatooth • Dragon Scale • Fire Stone • King's Rock • Leaf Stone • Link Cable • Lunar Ribbon • Metal Coat • Moon Stone • Sun Ribbon • Sun Stone • Thunderstone • Upgrade • Water Stone
Food (List) Apple • Banana • Big Apple • Chestnut • Grimy Food • Huge Apple
Gummis (List) Black Gummi • Blue Gummi • Brown Gummi • Clear Gummi • Gold Gummi • Grass Gummi • Gray Gummi • Green Gummi • Orange Gummi • Pink Gummi • Purple Gummi • Red Gummi • Royal Gummi • Silver Gummi • Sky Gummi • White Gummi • Yellow Gummi
Health DrinksList) Calcium • Ginseng • Iron • Max Elixir • Protein • Zinc
HMs (List) Cut HM • Dive HM • Flash HM • Fly HM • Rock Smash HM • Strength HM • Surf HM • Waterfall HM
Projectiles (List) Cacnea Spike • Corsola Twig • Geo Pebble • Gold Fang • Gravelerock • Iron Thorn • Silver Spike • Stick
Seeds (List) Allure Seed • Blast Seed • Blinker Seed • Doom Seed • Eyedrop Seed • Heal Seed • Hunger Seed • Joy Seed • Life Seed • Plain Seed • Quick Seed • Reviver Seed • Sleep Seed • Stun Seed • Totter Seed • Warp Seed
TMs (List) Aerial Ace TM • Attract TM • Blizzard TM • Brick Break TM • Bulk Up TM • Bullet Seed TM • Calm Mind TM • Dig TM • Dragon Claw TM • Earthquake TM • Facade TM • Fire Blast TM • Flamethrower TM • Focus Punch TM • Frustration TM • Giga Drain TM • Hidden Power TM • Hyper Beam TM • Ice Beam TM • Iron Tail TM • Light Screen TM • Overheat TM • Protect TM • Psychic TM • Reflect TM • Rest TM • Return TM • Roar TM • Safeguard TM • Secret Power TM • Shadow Ball TM • Shock Wave TM • Skill Swap TM • Sludge Bomb TM • Solarbeam TM • Steel Wing TM • Taunt TM • Thief TM • Thunder TM • Thunderbolt TM • Torment TM • Toxic TM • Vacuum-Cut TM • Water Pulse TM • Wide Slash TM • Used TM
Wonder Orbs (List) Blowback Orb • Cleanse Orb • Decoy Orb • Drought Orb • Escape Orb • Evasion Orb • Fill-In Orb • Hail Orb • Hurl Orb • Identify Orb • Invisify Orb • Itemizer Orb • Lob Orb • Longtoss Orb • Luminous Orb • Mobile Orb • Mug Orb • One-Room Orb • One-Shot Orb • Petrify Orb • Pierce Orb • Pounce Orb • Quick Orb • Radar Orb • Rainy Orb • Rebound Orb • Rocky Orb • Rollcall Orb • Sandy Orb • Scanner Orb • See-Trap Orb • Shocker Orb • Silence Orb • Sizebust Orb • Slow Orb • Slumber Orb • Snatch Orb • Stairs Orb • Stayaway Orb • Sunny Orb • Switcher Orb • Totter Orb • Transfer Orb • Trapbust Orb • Trapper Orb • Trawl Orb • Two-Edge Orb • Warp Orb
Quest Items 9-Tail Crest • Music Box (Rock Part • Ice Part • Steel Part) • Rainbow Wing (Clear Wing • Red Wing • Sunset Wing) • Statues (Bonsly Fig. • Lucario Fig. • Mime Jr. Fig. • Weavile Fig.) • Teleport Gem • Vortex Stone • Wish Stone
Miscellaneous Items Key • Link Box • Poké

References

  • [1] Part of this page history was imported from the PMD Rescue Team Wiki on Fandom as part of the Fandom-Gamepedia unification project while the MDFW was still on Gamepedia.
  1. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/http://pmd-rt.fandom.com/wiki/Pecha_Berry
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