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 The effects of multiple Aprijuices do not stack when fed to a Pokémon; the effects of the new drink replace the effects of the last drink. When a Pokémon is put into a [[PC|PC box]], all of the effects of an Aprijuice disappear.
+== Details ==
+Each Apricorn is added one at a time to the Aprijuice, in the order that the Apricorns are added to the Apriblender.  When adding an Apricorn to an existing Aprijuice, the following occurs:
+# The existing flavor values of the existing Aprijuice, its mildness, as well as the identities of the strongest and second-strongest flavors are noted.
+# The flavor values are adjusted appropriately: a strong taste effect (as detailed below) raises the corresponding flavor by 4 points, while a weak taste effect lowers it by 2 points.  Each flavor is capped at a maximum of 63 points and a minimum of 0.
+# If a flavor other than its strongest and second-strongest (as noted above) was raised in the previous step, the mildness decreases by 10.  The mildness may not be lowered past 0.
+# If the combined sum of flavors is greater than 100, the strongest flavor among those that were not boosted by the addition of the Apricorn is chosen (if there is a tie, the first among the order of Power, Stamina, Skill, Jump, and Speed is chosen); a random flavor is chosen if a Blk Apricorn was added, and no flavor is chosen if a Wht Apricorn was added.  This attribute is lowered so that the sum of flavors is 100.
+The flavor of an Aprijuice is the sum of all its individual flavors, and is thus capped at 100.  Every 100 steps taken increases the mildness of an Aprijuice by 1, up to a maximum of 255.  Any mildness increases are made before the mixing of new Apricorns into the Aprijuice is performed.
+An Aprijuice affects the Pokémon's [[performance]] by adding in an Aprijuice factor (detailed in [[Personality value]], as the performance also depends on the personality value, [[nature]], and day of month).  Only the attributes corresponding to the strongest, second-strongest, and weakest flavors of the Aprijuice are affected.  If there is a tie when determining which flavor is strongest, the following order is used: spicy, sour, dry, bitter, and sweet.
+* The attribute corresponding to the strongest flavor is raised by ''Flavor'' × 1.5 + 10, rounded down.
+* The attribute corresponding to the second-strongest flavor is raised by ''Flavor'' × 1.5, rounded down.
+* The attribute corresponding to the weakest flavor is reduced by an amount depending on the mildness of the Aprijuice:
+** 100%, less 10% per 25 mildness (ignoring remainders) of the sum of the two strongest flavors, rounded down, if the mildness is less than 200
+** 20% of the sum of the two strongest flavors, rounded down, if the mildness is 200-254
+** 10% of the sum of the two strongest flavors, rounded down, if the mildness is 255
+An estimation of the flavors of an Aprijuice is given whenever it is tasted.  Depending on the flavors present (ie. nonzero), the following is reported:
+{| {{bluetable2}}
+! Flavor !! Spicy !! Sour !! Dry !! Bitter !! Sweet
+|-
+| Strongest flavor 1-20 || It's a spicy flavor. || A little sour. || A refined, dry taste. || A somewhat bitter taste. || A sweet taste.
+|-
+| Strongest flavor 21-30 || A pungent flavor. || An invigorating flavor. || A strong, dry taste! || A slightly bitter flavor. || A nice, sweet taste.
+|-
+| Strongest flavor 31-40 || So spicy, you'll sweat! || Mmmmmph! Sour! || Incredibly dry! || An intense bitterness! || Very sweet!
+|-
+| Strongest flavor 41-50 || So spicy, it causes coughing! || Unbearably sour! || A pervadingly dry taste! || A massively bitter taste! || A sickly-sweet flavor!
+|-
+| Strongest flavor 51-62 || A resounding spiciness! || A deep sourness! || A deep-seated, dry taste! || A sinking bitterness! || A melt-in-your-mouth sweetness.
+|-
+| Strongest flavor 63 || The ultimate spiciness! || An extremely sour taste! || An extremely dry taste! || The peak of bitterness! || So incredibly sweet!
+|-
+| Second-strongest flavor 1-20 || A hint of spicy taste. || A hint of sourness. || A slight dry taste. || Barely a hint of bitterness. || Barely a hint of sweetness...
+|-
+| Second-strongest flavor 21-30 || A little salty. || A little sour. || A light dry taste. || Just a little bitter. || Just a little sweet...
+|-
+| Second-strongest flavor 31-40 || Quite spicy. || Quite sour. || A quite dry taste. || A strongly bitter taste. || A strongly sweet taste...
+|-
+| Second-strongest flavor 41+ || A strong spiciness. || Intensely sour. || An intensely dry taste. || Intensely bitter. || An intensely sweet taste...
+|-
+| Third-strongest flavor 1-10 || A very faint spiciness. || A very faint sourness. || A very faint dry taste. || A very faint bitterness. || A very faint sweetness.
+|-
+| Third-strongest flavor 11-20 || Merely a hint of spiciness. || Merely a hint of sourness. || A hint of dry taste. || Merely a hint of bitterness. || Merely a hint of sweetness.
+|-
+| Third-strongest flavor 21+ || The spiciness comes through. || The sourness comes through. || The dryness comes through. || The bitterness comes through. || The sweetness comes through.
+|}
+If at least four flavors are present, with the strongest flavor at most 7, the taste will be reported as "quite weak".  If instead the strongest flavor at most 20 and the difference between the strongest and weakest (four flavors)/second weakest (five flavors) flavors at most 12, the taste is reported as "unspeakably incredible" and "evenly balanced".  If the strongest flavor is instead at least 21, the tasted is reported as "incredibly unspeakable" and "competing".
+An Aprijuice with one or two flavors will have a "refreshing aftertaste", while an Aprijuice with five flavors will have a "disgusting aftertaste" (in this case, the third-strongest flavor is not reported).  If an Aprijuice has four flavors, the flavor not present will also be noted with "Eliminating ''[flavor]''.
 ==Aprijuice taste effects==