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|ja_name = オボンのみ
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|image2=Sitrus Berry2.png
  
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|ja_trans = Obon Fruit
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|hoennnumber=10
  
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|image = Dream Sitrus Berry Sprite.png
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|sinnohnumber=10
  
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|buy =
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|name=Sitrus
  
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|sell = 40
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|berryprev=Lum
  
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|type = Berry
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|gen = III
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|description='''Gen. III''' - Closely related to [[Oran Berry|Oran]]. The large berry has a well-rounded flavor.<br>'''Gen. IV''' - Sitrus came from the same family as [[Oran Berry|Oran]]. It is larger and smoother tasting than Oran.
  
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|bagimage = Sitrus Berry.png
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|size=<span class="explain" title="9.5 cm">3.7"</span>
  
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|treeimage = Sitrus tree.gif
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|firmness=Very Hard
  
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|hoennnumber = 10
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|effect='''Gen. III''' - Heals 30 [[Statistics#HP|HP]]<br>'''Gen. IV''' - Heals 25% of max [[Statistics#HP|HP]]
  
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|spicy = 0
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|treeimage=Sitrus tree.gif
  
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|dry = 0
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|spicy=0
  
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|sweet = 0
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|dry=0
  
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|bitter = 0
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|sweet=0
  
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|sour = 0
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|bitter=0
  
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|sinnohnumber = 10
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|sour=0
  
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|spicy2=0
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|spicy2 = 0
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|dry2=10
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|dry2 = 10
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|sweet2=10
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|sweet2 = 10
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|bitter2=10
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|bitter2 = 10
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|sour2=10
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|sour2 = 10
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|firmness = Very Hard
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}}'''Sitrus Berries''' are [[Berries]] that restore HP when held or been used. It is one of the best healing berries.
  
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|size = 3.7"
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|fling = 10
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|naturalgifttype = Psychic
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|naturalgiftpower = {{tt|80|60 before Generation VI}}
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|cramomatictype = Psychic
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|cramomaticvalue = 2
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|pocketIII = Berries
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|pocketIV = Berries
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|pocketV = Berries
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|pocketVI = Berries
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|pocketVII = Berries
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|pocketVIII = Berries
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}}
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The '''Sitrus Berry''' is a [[Berry]] introduced in [[Generation III]]. It is the successor of the [[Gold Berry]] from [[Generation II]].
   
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==Locations==
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==Details==
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===Generation III===
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===In-Battle Effect===
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If the holder's [[Statistics#HP|HP]] reaches ½, the Sitrus Berry is consumed, and the Pokémon's health is increased by ¼ of its maximum HP. It can also be used as a [[Bag]] item, which does the same effect to the selected Pokémon.
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*Growing on [[Route]]s [[Route 118|118]], [[Route 119|119]], and [[Route 123|123]]
  
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*Gentleman in [[Lilycove City]]
  
   
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If [[Fling|flung]], the target's health is increased by ¼ of its maximum HP.
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===Generation IV===
  
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*Growing on [[Route]]s [[Route 210|210]] and [[Route 214|214]]
  
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Before [[Generation IV]], it restores the Pokémon's HP by 30 points.
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*Wild [[Furret]], [[Linoone]], or [[Bibarel]] (5% chance)
  
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{{Clear}}
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*Sometimes given by the Berry Master on [[Route 208]]
  
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===Berry Information===
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{{BerryInfo
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|gen = 3
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|3_growth_time = 24
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|3_stage_dur = 6
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|3_yield_min = 2
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|3_yield_max = 3
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|3_desc = Closely related to ORAN. The large BERRY has a well-rounded flavor.
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|3_color_ver = Yellow
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|3_color_fal = Yellow
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|3_color_sla = Indigo
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|3_color_lil = Brown
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|3_powder = ≤60
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|4_growth_time = 32
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|4_stage_dur = 8
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|4_yield_min = 2
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|4_yield_max = 5
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|4_desc = Sitrus came from the same family as Oran. It is larger and smoother tasting than Oran.
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|4_poffin_level = ≤13
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|4_poffin_flavor = Sour
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|xy_growth_time = 48
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|xy_stage_dur = 8
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|xy_yield_min = 3
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|xy_yield_max = 20
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|xy_color = Yellow
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|xy_group = 2
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|xy_mutation = Tamato
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|xy_mutate_with = Lum
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|oras_growth_time = 32
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|oras_stage_dur = 8
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|oras_yield_min = 3
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|oras_yield_max = 27
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|oras_color = Yellow
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|oras_pkblock+ = Low
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|7_growth_time = 48
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|7_stage_1 = 30
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|7_stage_2 = 6
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|7_stage_3 = 8
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|7_stage_4 = 4
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|7_yield_min = 5
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|7_yield_max = 15
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|7_dye = Pastel Yellow, Pastel Orange
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|8_desc = A Berry that can be used for anything because it's not spicy and everyone can eat it.
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|8_dry = 1
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|8_sweet = 1
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|8_bitter = 1
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|8_sour = 1
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|8_curry = Plain
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}}
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==Description==
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{{Itemdesctop|Gen=III}}
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{{Itemdescmid|{{G|RSE}}|A hold item that restores 30 HP in battle.}}
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{{Itemdescmid|{{G|FRLG}}|When held by a POKéMON, it will be used in battle to restore 30 HP.}}
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{{Itemdescmid|{{G|DPPt}}|A Poffin ingredient. It may be used or held by a Pokémon to heal the user's HP a little.}}
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{{Itemdescmid|{{G|HGSS}}|It may be used or held by a Pokémon to heal the user's HP a little.}}
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{{Itemdescmid|{{G|BW}}{{G|B2W2}}|If held by a Pokémon, it heals the user's HP a little.}}
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{{Itemdescmid|{{G|XY}}{{G|ORAS}}<hr />{{G|SM}}{{G|USUM}}{{G|PE}}<hr />{{G|SwSh}}|A Berry to be consumed by Pokémon. If a Pokémon holds one, it can restore its own HP by a small amount during battle.}}
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{{Itemdescend}}
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==Locations==
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{{Itemloctop|collapse|Gen=III}}
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{{Itemlocmid|{{G|RSE}}|[[Route 118]], [[Route 119]], [[Route 123]]<br />[[Lilycove City]] (sometimes from a man)<br />[[Route 123]] (can be given by the [[Berry Master]]'s wife if the player has gotten all rare Berries or cannot get one)<br />Held by wild [[Linoone]] (5%)<br />Held by [[Flannery]]'s [[Torkoal]] ([[Lavaridge Town Gym]]) and [[Norman]]'s [[Slaking]] ([[Petalburg City Gym]])}}
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{{Itemlocmid|{{G|E}}<br />only|Held by [[Roxanne]]'s [[Kabuto]], [[Kabutops]] and [[Nosepass]] ([[Rustboro City Gym]]; rematches), [[Brawly]]'s [[Makuhita]], [[Hariyama]] and [[Machamp]] ([[Dewford Town Gym]]; rematches), [[Wattson]]'s [[Magneton]] and [[Manectric]] ([[Mauville City Gym]]; rematches), [[Winona]]'s [[Dragonair]] and [[Dragonite]] ([[Fortree City Gym]]; rematches), [[Tate and Liza]]'s [[Lunatone]] and [[Solrock]] ([[Mossdeep City Gym]]; rematches) and [[Steven Stone|Steven]]'s [[Metagross]] ([[Meteor Falls]])}}
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{{Itemlocmid|{{G|FRLG}}|[[Route 6 (Kanto)|Route 6]], [[Route 23 (Kanto)|Route 23]], [[Memorial Pillar]]<br />Held by wild [[Raticate]] (5%)}}
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{{Itemlocmid|{{G|DPPt}}|[[Route 210]], [[Route 212]], [[Route 214]], [[Route 224]], [[Fuego Ironworks]]<br />[[Route 208]] (can be given by the [[Berry Master]])<br />[[Pal Park]] (can be given by earning 3300-3499 points)<br />Held by wild [[Bibarel]] (5%)<br />Held by [[Gardenia]]'s [[Roserade]] ([[Eterna City Gym]]), [[Maylene]]'s [[Lucario]] ([[Veilstone City Gym]]), [[Crasher Wake|Wake]]'s [[Floatzel]] ([[Pastoria City Gym]]), [[Fantina]]'s [[Mismagius]] ([[Hearthome City Gym]]), [[Byron]]'s [[Shieldon]] ([[Oreburgh City Gym]]; rematch){{Ver|{{G|Pt}}}}, [[Candice]]'s [[Abomasnow]]{{Ver|{{G|DP}}}}/[[Froslass]]{{Ver|{{G|Pt}}}} ([[Snowpoint City Gym]], [[Volkner]]'s [[Electivire]] ([[Sunyshore City Gym]], [[Cynthia]]'s [[Garchomp]] ([[Pokémon League (Sinnoh)|Pokémon League]]), [[Fight Area]]{{Ver|{{G|Pt}}}}), [[Mars]]' [[Purugly]] ([[Lake Verity]], [[Spear Pillar]], [[Mt. Coronet]]), [[Jupiter]]'s [[Skuntank]] ([[Lake Verity]], [[Galactic Eterna Building]]), [[Spear Pillar]], [[Mt. Coronet]]), [[Saturn]]'s [[Toxicroak]] ([[Lake Valor]], [[Team Galactic's HQ]]), [[Cyrus (Sinnoh)|Cyrus]]' [[Sneasel]]{{Ver|{{G|DP}}}}, [[Weavile]], [[Murkrow]]{{Ver|{{G|Pt}}}} and [[Honchkrow]] ([[Celestic Town]]{{Ver|{{G|Pt}}}}, [[Team Galactic's HQ]], [[Spear Pillar]]{{Ver|{{G|DP}}}}, [[Distortion World]]{{Ver|{{G|Pt}}}} and [[Clay]]'s [[Magmortar]] ([[Fight Area]])}}
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{{Itemlocmid|{{G|HGSS}}|[[Ruins of Alph]] southeast ruin<br />[[Violet City]] (from a [[Juggler]] by giving him a [[Shards|Yellow Shardss]])<br />Held by wild [[Furret]] and [[Linoone]] (5% each)<br />Held by [[Bugsy]]'s [[Scyther]] ([[Azalea Town Gym]]), [[Morty]]'s [[Gengar]] ([[Ecruteak City Gym]]), [[Pryce]]'s [[Piloswine]] ([[Mahogany Town Gym]]), [[Jasmine]]'s [[Steelix]] ([[Olivine City Gym]]), [[Chuck's Poliwrath]] ([[Cianwood City Gym]]), [[Bruno]]'s [[Machamp]] and [[Hariyama]] (Pokémon League), [[Koga]]'s [[Crobat]] (Pokémon League), [[Clair]]'s [[Kingdra]] ([[Blackthorn City Gym]]), [[Will]]'s [[Xatu]] ([[Indigo Pokémon League|Pokémon League]]), [[Karen]]'s [[Houndoom]] and [[Umbreon]] (Pokémon League), [[Lance]]'s [[Dragonite]] (Pokémon League), [[Brock]]'s [[Onix]] ([[Pewter City Gym]], [[Fighting Dojo]]), [[Misty]]'s [[Starmie]] ([[Cerulean City Gym]]), [[Lt. Surge]]'s [[Electabuzz]] ([[Vermilion City Gym]], Fighting Dojo), [[Erika]]'s [[Bellossom]] ([[Celadon City Gym]]), [[Janine]]'s [[Venomoth]] ([[Fuchsia City Gym]], Fighting Dojo), [[Sabrina]]'s [[Alakazam]] ([[Saffron City Gym]]), [[Blue]]'s [[Pidgeot]] ([[Viridian City Gym]], Fighting Dojo), [[Teacher]] Clarice's [[Zigzagoon]] ([[Route 14 (Kanto)|Route 14]]), [[Camper]] Pedro's [[Linoone]] ([[Route 20 (Kanto)|Route 20]]), [[School Kid]] Dudley's [[Oddish]] ([[Route 25]]), School Kid Joe's [[Tangela]] (Route 25), [[Lass]] Laura's [[Gloom]] (Route 25), Bugsy's [[Scizor]] and [[Vespiquen]] (Fighting Dojo), Morty's [[Drifblim]] (Fighting Dojo), Pryce's [[Mamoswine]] (Fighting Dojo), Chuck's [[Medicham]] and Poliwrath (Fighting Dojo), Clair's Dragonite (Fighting Dojo), Sabrina's [[Gallade]] (Fighting Dojo)}}
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{{Itemlocmid|{{G|PW}}|'''Dim Cave'''<br />100% - 0+ steps<br />80% - 500+ steps<br />64% - 1000+ steps<br />61% - 1500+ steps<br />55% - 2000+ steps<br />44% - 2500+ steps<br />42% - 3000+ steps<br />33% - 4500+ steps<br />32% - 5000+ steps<br />25% - 6000+ steps|'''Blue Lake'''<br />20% - 1000+ steps<br />16% - 2000+ steps<br />15% - 2500+ steps<br />13% - 3000+ steps<br />12% - 3500+ steps<br />10% - 4000+ steps<br />8% - 5000+ steps<br />'''Winner's Path'''<br />20% - 2000+ steps<br />19% - 5000+ steps<br />18% - 7000+ steps<br />17% - 9000+ steps}}
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{{Itemlocmid|{{G|BW}}|[[Route 12 (Unova)|Route 12]], [[Route 15 (Unova)|Route 15]], [[Moor of Icirrus]] (given by [[Pokémon Ranger (Trainer Class)|Pokémon Rangers]] after defeating them)<br />Held by wild [[Bibarel]], [[Audino]] (5% each) and traded [[Basculin]] ([[Driftveil City]])<br />Held by [[Cheren]]'s [[Pignite]]/[[Dewott]]/[[Servine]] ([[Route 4 (Unova)|Route 4]], [[Route 5 (Unova)|Route 5]]), [[Preschooler]] Sarah's Herdier (Route 5), Preschooler Billy's Herdier (Route 5), Cheren's [[Liepard]] ([[Twist Mountain]], [[Route 10 (Unova)|Route 10]], [[Victory Road (Unova, Black and White)|Victory Road]])}}
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{{Itemlocmid|{{G|B2W2}}|[[Route 4 (Unova)|Route 4]] (from a [[Black Belt (Trainer Class)|Black Belt]]), [[Village Bridge]] (from a girl), [[Route 13 (Unova)|Route 13]], [[Route 20 (Unova)|Route 20]], [[Route 23 (Unova)|Route 23]], [[Pinwheel Forest]] (given by [[Pokémon Ranger (Trainer Class)|Pokémon Rangers]] after defeating them)<br />Held by wild [[Furret]], [[Bibarel]], [[Audino]] (5% each), traded [[Tangela]] ([[Humilau City]]) and traded [[Ambipom]] ([[Accumula Town]])<br />Held by [[Elesa]]'s [[Zebstrika]] and [[Emolga]] ([[Nimbasa City Gym]]), [[Burgh]]'s [[Dwebble]] and [[Leavanny]] ([[Castelia City Gym]]), [[Clay]]'s [[Excadrill]] ([[Driftveil City Gym]]), [[Skyla]]'s [[Swanna]] ([[Mistralton City Gym]]), [[Drayden]]'s [[Haxorus]] and [[Druddigon]] ([[Opelucid City Gym]]), [[Marlon]]'s [[Carracosta]] and [[Jellicent]] ([[Humilau City Gym]]), [[Shauntal]]'s [[Chandelure]] ([[Pokémon League (Unova)|Pokémon League]]), [[Marshal]]'s [[Conkeldurr]] (Pokémon League), [[Grimsley]]'s [[Bisharp]] (Pokémon League), [[Caitlin]]'s [[Gothitelle]] and [[Metagross]] (Pokémon League) and [[Alder]]'s [[Volcarona]] ([[Floccesy Town]])}}
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{{Itemlocmid|{{G|XY}}|[[Route 11 (Kalos)|Route 11]]<br />[[Dendemille Town]] [[Pokémon Center]] (from a woman)<br />[[Route 8 (Kalos)|Route 8]] cliff, [[Route 9 (Kalos)|Route 9]], [[Route 13 (Kalos)|Route 13]], [[Route 18 (Kalos)|Route 18]] east side, [[Route 19 (Kalos)|Route 19]] east side (Use [[Air Cutter]], [[Blizzard]] or [[Twister]] if a yellow Berry tree is [[Wild Battle Items|present in the background of a battle]])<br />[[Route 18 (Kalos)|Route 18]] (from [[Inver]])<br />Held by wild [[Snorlax]] (100%) and [[Audino]] (5%)}}
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{{Itemlocmid|{{G|ORAS}}|[[Route 118]], [[Route 119]], [[Route 123]]<br />[[Lilycove City]] (sometimes from a man)<br />[[Route 123]] (can be given by the [[Berry Master]]'s wife if the player has gotten all rare Berries or cannot get one)<br />[[Mauville City]] (from [[Inver]])<br />From Secret Pal in [[Super Secret Base|Super-Secret Bases]]<br />[[Contest Hall]] (can be obtained from a fan after completing a Contest)<br />Held by wild [[Gulpin]] and [[Audino]] (5% each)}}
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{{Itemlocmid|{{G|SM}}{{G|USUM}}|[[Route 2 (Alola)|Route 2]], [[Route 3 (Alola)|Route 3]], [[Route 8 (Alola)|Route 8]], [[Route 16 (Alola)|Route 16]], [[Route 17 (Alola)|Route 17]] (Berry pile)<br />[[Berry Fields]], [[Royal Avenue]] Thrifty Megamart<br />[[Route 2 (Alola)|Route 2]], [[Verdant Cavern]] (can be dropped after battling a wild Pokémon), [[Dividing Peak Tunnel]] (can be dropped after battling [[Kecleon]]){{Ver|{{G|USUM}}}}, [[Poni Plains]] (can be dropped after battling Raticate or Gumshoos), [[Ultra Space Wilds]] (can be dropped after battling [[Magcargo]], [[Nuzleaf]], [[Lombre]] or [[Audino]]){{Ver|{{G|USUM}}}}<br />Held by wild [[Audino]] and [[Trumbeak]] (5%)}}
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{{Itemlocmid|{{G|SwSh}}|[[Watchtower Ruins]], [[Motostoke Riverbank]], [[Bridge Field]], [[Hammerlocke Hills]], [[Route 6 (Galar)|Route 6]] (shaking [[Berry Tree]]s)<br />Held by traded Kantonian [[Meowth]] ([[Turffield Stadium]])<br />[[Max Raid Battle]]s: [[Dusty Bowl]], [[East Lake Axewell]], [[Giant's Cap]], [[Giant's Mirror]], [[Hammerlocke Hills]], [[Lake of Outrage]], [[Motostoke Riverbank]], [[North Lake Miloch]], [[Rolling Fields]], [[South Lake Miloch]], [[Stony Wilderness]]}}
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{{Itemlocmid|{{G|SwSh|TIoA}}|[[Forest of Focus]] (shaking [[Berry Tree]]s)<br />[[Max Raid Battle]]s: [[Challenge Beach]], [[Challenge Road]], [[Fields of Honor]], [[Forest of Focus]], [[Honeycalm Sea]], [[Loop Lagoon]], [[Potbottom Desert]], [[Stepping-Stone Sea]], [[Workout Sea]]}}
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{{Itemlocmid|{{G|SwSh|TCT}}|[[Slippery Slope]], [[Ballimere Lake]] (shaking [[Berry Tree]]s)<br />[[Dyna Tree Hill]] (special [[Max Raid Battle]] with [[Greedent]])<br />[[Max Raid Battle]]s: [[Ballimere Lake]], [[Dyna Tree Hill]], [[Frigid Sea]], [[Frostpoint Field]], [[Giant's Bed]], [[Snowslide Slope]], [[Three-Point Pass]]}}
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{{Itemlocend}}
   
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==Growth Time==
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==Appearances==
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===Generation III===
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===[[Pokémon Mystery Dungeon]]===
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{{Main|Food}}
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Sitrus Berries take 24 hours to mature from planted seed to a fully-grown tree, with 6 hours per stage. A Sitrus tree can produce 2-3 berries.
  
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[[File:Sitrus Berry MD.png|thumb]]
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The Sitrus Berry also appears as an item in the ''Pokémon Mystery Dungeon'' series.
   
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In ''[[Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red Rescue Team and Blue Rescue Team]]'', ''[[Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time & Explorers of Darkness|Explorers of Time and Explorers of Darkness]]'' and ''[[Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky|Explorers of Sky]]'', a Sitrus Berry eaten by a Pokémon or used as an item can restore the consumer's [[Statistics#HP|HP]] by 100. If the Pokémon has full HP, this item will boost the Pokémon's maximum HP by 2. It also fills the consumer's belly by 5.
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===Generation IV===
  
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Sitrus Berries take 32 hours to mature from planted seed to a fully-grown tree, with 8 hours per stage. A Sitrus tree can produce 2-5 berries.
  
   
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In ''[[Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity]]'', due to the removal of the belly mechanic in most dungeons, its effect in filling the belly is removed.
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==Uses==
  
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===In Battle===
  
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A Sitrus Berry can be held by a Pokémon or used as an item to restore 30 [[Statistics#HP|HP]].
  
   
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In ''[[Pokémon Super Mystery Dungeon]]'', it restores the consumer's HP by 200. Eating it at full HP permanently raises its max HP by 5. It has a similar effect in ''[[Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX]]''.
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A Sitrus Berry can be held by a Pokémon or used as an item to restore 25% of the Pokémon's max [[Statistics#HP|HP]].
  
   
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==Origin==
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===Berry Blending===
  
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The Sitrus Berry is based on a citron, while its name comes from "citrus", the genus of trees that grow citrus fruits, including citron. Its close family relationship with the [[Oran Berry]] comes from the fact that citron and orange (which the Oran Berry is based on) have the same genus.
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*'''[[Verdanturf Town]]''' - Yellow
  
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*'''[[Fallarbor Town]]''' - Yellow
  
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*'''[[Slateport City]]''' - Indigo
  
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*'''[[Lilycove City]]''' - Brown
  
   
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==Trivia==
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===Berry Crushing===
  
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*In ''[[Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time & Explorers of Darkness|Explorers of Time and Explorers of Darkness]]'' and ''[[Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky|Explorers of Sky]]'', the Sitrus Berry is one of two items that can increase a Pokémon's max HP, the other being [[Life Seed]].
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At 100% performance, a Sitrus Berry can produce 50 units of powder.
  
   
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{{Pockets}}
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===Poffin Cooking===
  
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At 100% performance, a Sitrus Berry can produce a level 12 Sour Poffin when cooking alone.
  
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===Pokemon Mystery Dungeon (Red Rescue Team)===
  
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A Sitrus Berry eaten by a Pokémon or used as an item can restore [[Statistics#HP|HP]]. If the Pokémon has full HP, this item will boost the Pokémon's maximum HP by 2 levels. It also fills the consumer's belly.
  
   
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[[pl:Sitrus Jagoda]]
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{{BerryList}}
  
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[[Category:Spicy Berries]]
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{{BerriesPrevNext|prev=Lum Berry|next=Figy Berry}}
  
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[[Category:Bitter Berries]]
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[[Category:Berries that make Rainbow Pokéblocks]]
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[[Category:Berries that make Olive Pokéblocks]]

Latest revision as of 18:55, 31 December 2023

The Sitrus Berry is a Berry introduced in Generation III. It is the successor of the Gold Berry from Generation II.

Details

In-Battle Effect

If the holder's HP reaches ½, the Sitrus Berry is consumed, and the Pokémon's health is increased by ¼ of its maximum HP. It can also be used as a Bag item, which does the same effect to the selected Pokémon.

If flung, the target's health is increased by ¼ of its maximum HP.

Before Generation IV, it restores the Pokémon's HP by 30 points.

Berry Information

Generation III
Growth Time Hours per Stage Yield
24 Hours 6 Minimum: 2
Maximum: 3
Image Tag Description
Tag III Sitrus Berry Sprite Closely related to ORAN. The large BERRY has a well-rounded flavor.
Berry Blending Berry Crushing
Verdanturf: Yellow
Fallarbor: Yellow
Slateport: Indigo
Lilycove: Brown 		≤60 Units
Generation IV
Growth Time Hours per Stage Yield
32 Hours 8 Minimum: 2
Maximum: 5
Image Tag Description
Tag IV Sitrus Berry Sprite Sitrus came from the same family as Oran. It is larger and smoother tasting than Oran.
Poffin Level and Flavor (When Cooked Alone)
Level ≤13; Sour Flavor
Generation VI (XY)
Growth Time Hours per Stage Yield
48 Hours 8 Minimum: 3
Maximum: 20
Color:
Yellow 		Berry Fields Pest Mutation
415 Combee Tamato Berry
(grow with Lum Berry)
Juice Shoppe Group
2
Generation VI (ORAS)
Growth Time Hours per Stage Yield
32 Hours 8 Minimum: 3
Maximum: 27
Color Pokéblock+ Rate
Yellow Low
Generation VII
Growth Time Yield
48 Hours
(30 + 6 + 8 + 4) 		Minimum: 5
Maximum: 15
Associated Festival Plaza Dye Pastel Yellow, Pastel Orange
Generation VIII ()
Artwork Curry Description
Curry Sitrus Berry Sprite A Berry that can be used for anything because it's not spicy and everyone can eat it.
Berry Flavor Values Curry Flavor
(When Cooked Alone)
Dry 1, Sweet 1, Bitter 1, Sour 1 Plain
Generation VIII (BDSP)
The Sitrus Berry has no data in BDSP.

Description

Games Description
RSE A hold item that restores 30 HP in battle.
FRLG When held by a POKéMON, it will be used in battle to restore 30 HP.
DPPt A Poffin ingredient. It may be used or held by a Pokémon to heal the user's HP a little.
HGSS It may be used or held by a Pokémon to heal the user's HP a little.
BWB2W2 If held by a Pokémon, it heals the user's HP a little.
XYORAS
SMUSUMPE
SwSh 		A Berry to be consumed by Pokémon. If a Pokémon holds one, it can restore its own HP by a small amount during battle.

Locations

Games Location
RSE Route 118, Route 119, Route 123
Lilycove City (sometimes from a man)
Route 123 (can be given by the Berry Master's wife if the player has gotten all rare Berries or cannot get one)
Held by wild Linoone (5%)
Held by Flannery's Torkoal (Lavaridge Town Gym) and Norman's Slaking (Petalburg City Gym)
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only 		Held by Roxanne's Kabuto, Kabutops and Nosepass (Rustboro City Gym; rematches), Brawly's Makuhita, Hariyama and Machamp (Dewford Town Gym; rematches), Wattson's Magneton and Manectric (Mauville City Gym; rematches), Winona's Dragonair and Dragonite (Fortree City Gym; rematches), Tate and Liza's Lunatone and Solrock (Mossdeep City Gym; rematches) and Steven's Metagross (Meteor Falls)
FRLG Route 6, Route 23, Memorial Pillar
Held by wild Raticate (5%)
DPPt Route 210, Route 212, Route 214, Route 224, Fuego Ironworks
Route 208 (can be given by the Berry Master)
Pal Park (can be given by earning 3300-3499 points)
Held by wild Bibarel (5%)
Held by Gardenia's Roserade (Eterna City Gym), Maylene's Lucario (Veilstone City Gym), Wake's Floatzel (Pastoria City Gym), Fantina's Mismagius (Hearthome City Gym), Byron's Shieldon (Oreburgh City Gym; rematch)Pt, Candice's AbomasnowDP/FroslassPt (Snowpoint City Gym, Volkner's Electivire (Sunyshore City Gym, Cynthia's Garchomp (Pokémon League), Fight AreaPt), Mars' Purugly (Lake Verity, Spear Pillar, Mt. Coronet), Jupiter's Skuntank (Lake Verity, Galactic Eterna Building), Spear Pillar, Mt. Coronet), Saturn's Toxicroak (Lake Valor, Team Galactic's HQ), Cyrus' SneaselDP, Weavile, MurkrowPt and Honchkrow (Celestic TownPt, Team Galactic's HQ, Spear PillarDP, Distortion WorldPt and Clay's Magmortar (Fight Area)
HGSS Ruins of Alph southeast ruin
Violet City (from a Juggler by giving him a Yellow Shardss)
Held by wild Furret and Linoone (5% each)
Held by Bugsy's Scyther (Azalea Town Gym), Morty's Gengar (Ecruteak City Gym), Pryce's Piloswine (Mahogany Town Gym), Jasmine's Steelix (Olivine City Gym), Chuck's Poliwrath (Cianwood City Gym), Bruno's Machamp and Hariyama (Pokémon League), Koga's Crobat (Pokémon League), Clair's Kingdra (Blackthorn City Gym), Will's Xatu (Pokémon League), Karen's Houndoom and Umbreon (Pokémon League), Lance's Dragonite (Pokémon League), Brock's Onix (Pewter City Gym, Fighting Dojo), Misty's Starmie (Cerulean City Gym), Lt. Surge's Electabuzz (Vermilion City Gym, Fighting Dojo), Erika's Bellossom (Celadon City Gym), Janine's Venomoth (Fuchsia City Gym, Fighting Dojo), Sabrina's Alakazam (Saffron City Gym), Blue's Pidgeot (Viridian City Gym, Fighting Dojo), Teacher Clarice's Zigzagoon (Route 14), Camper Pedro's Linoone (Route 20), School Kid Dudley's Oddish (Route 25), School Kid Joe's Tangela (Route 25), Lass Laura's Gloom (Route 25), Bugsy's Scizor and Vespiquen (Fighting Dojo), Morty's Drifblim (Fighting Dojo), Pryce's Mamoswine (Fighting Dojo), Chuck's Medicham and Poliwrath (Fighting Dojo), Clair's Dragonite (Fighting Dojo), Sabrina's Gallade (Fighting Dojo)
PW
Dim Cave
100% - 0+ steps
80% - 500+ steps
64% - 1000+ steps
61% - 1500+ steps
55% - 2000+ steps
44% - 2500+ steps
42% - 3000+ steps
33% - 4500+ steps
32% - 5000+ steps
25% - 6000+ steps 		Blue Lake
20% - 1000+ steps
16% - 2000+ steps
15% - 2500+ steps
13% - 3000+ steps
12% - 3500+ steps
10% - 4000+ steps
8% - 5000+ steps
Winner's Path
20% - 2000+ steps
19% - 5000+ steps
18% - 7000+ steps
17% - 9000+ steps
BW Route 12, Route 15, Moor of Icirrus (given by Pokémon Rangers after defeating them)
Held by wild Bibarel, Audino (5% each) and traded Basculin (Driftveil City)
Held by Cheren's Pignite/Dewott/Servine (Route 4, Route 5), Preschooler Sarah's Herdier (Route 5), Preschooler Billy's Herdier (Route 5), Cheren's Liepard (Twist Mountain, Route 10, Victory Road)
B2W2 Route 4 (from a Black Belt), Village Bridge (from a girl), Route 13, Route 20, Route 23, Pinwheel Forest (given by Pokémon Rangers after defeating them)
Held by wild Furret, Bibarel, Audino (5% each), traded Tangela (Humilau City) and traded Ambipom (Accumula Town)
Held by Elesa's Zebstrika and Emolga (Nimbasa City Gym), Burgh's Dwebble and Leavanny (Castelia City Gym), Clay's Excadrill (Driftveil City Gym), Skyla's Swanna (Mistralton City Gym), Drayden's Haxorus and Druddigon (Opelucid City Gym), Marlon's Carracosta and Jellicent (Humilau City Gym), Shauntal's Chandelure (Pokémon League), Marshal's Conkeldurr (Pokémon League), Grimsley's Bisharp (Pokémon League), Caitlin's Gothitelle and Metagross (Pokémon League) and Alder's Volcarona (Floccesy Town)
XY Route 11
Dendemille Town Pokémon Center (from a woman)
Route 8 cliff, Route 9, Route 13, Route 18 east side, Route 19 east side (Use Air Cutter, Blizzard or Twister if a yellow Berry tree is present in the background of a battle)
Route 18 (from Inver)
Held by wild Snorlax (100%) and Audino (5%)
ORAS Route 118, Route 119, Route 123
Lilycove City (sometimes from a man)
Route 123 (can be given by the Berry Master's wife if the player has gotten all rare Berries or cannot get one)
Mauville City (from Inver)
From Secret Pal in Super-Secret Bases
Contest Hall (can be obtained from a fan after completing a Contest)
Held by wild Gulpin and Audino (5% each)
SMUSUM Route 2, Route 3, Route 8, Route 16, Route 17 (Berry pile)
Berry Fields, Royal Avenue Thrifty Megamart
Route 2, Verdant Cavern (can be dropped after battling a wild Pokémon), Dividing Peak Tunnel (can be dropped after battling Kecleon)USUM, Poni Plains (can be dropped after battling Raticate or Gumshoos), Ultra Space Wilds (can be dropped after battling Magcargo, Nuzleaf, Lombre or Audino)USUM
Held by wild Audino and Trumbeak (5%)
SwSh Watchtower Ruins, Motostoke Riverbank, Bridge Field, Hammerlocke Hills, Route 6 (shaking Berry Trees)
Held by traded Kantonian Meowth (Turffield Stadium)
Max Raid Battles: Dusty Bowl, East Lake Axewell, Giant's Cap, Giant's Mirror, Hammerlocke Hills, Lake of Outrage, Motostoke Riverbank, North Lake Miloch, Rolling Fields, South Lake Miloch, Stony Wilderness
SwShTIoA Forest of Focus (shaking Berry Trees)
Max Raid Battles: Challenge Beach, Challenge Road, Fields of Honor, Forest of Focus, Honeycalm Sea, Loop Lagoon, Potbottom Desert, Stepping-Stone Sea, Workout Sea
SwShTCT Slippery Slope, Ballimere Lake (shaking Berry Trees)
Dyna Tree Hill (special Max Raid Battle with Greedent)
Max Raid Battles: Ballimere Lake, Dyna Tree Hill, Frigid Sea, Frostpoint Field, Giant's Bed, Snowslide Slope, Three-Point Pass

Appearances

Pokémon Mystery Dungeon

Main article: Food
Sitrus Berry MD

The Sitrus Berry also appears as an item in the Pokémon Mystery Dungeon series.

In Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red Rescue Team and Blue Rescue Team, Explorers of Time and Explorers of Darkness and Explorers of Sky, a Sitrus Berry eaten by a Pokémon or used as an item can restore the consumer's HP by 100. If the Pokémon has full HP, this item will boost the Pokémon's maximum HP by 2. It also fills the consumer's belly by 5.

In Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity, due to the removal of the belly mechanic in most dungeons, its effect in filling the belly is removed.

In Pokémon Super Mystery Dungeon, it restores the consumer's HP by 200. Eating it at full HP permanently raises its max HP by 5. It has a similar effect in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX.

Origin

The Sitrus Berry is based on a citron, while its name comes from "citrus", the genus of trees that grow citrus fruits, including citron. Its close family relationship with the Oran Berry comes from the fact that citron and orange (which the Oran Berry is based on) have the same genus.

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