Pokéblock: Difference between revisions

The '''Feel''' of a Pokéblock depends on the Berries used and the number of people using the Berry Blender. The more people blending together, the lower the Feel. The Feel is determined by the average Smoothness of the Berries used, subtract the number of people blending. Often the more rare Berries (which typically have a stronger flavor) will have a higher Smoothness. A Pokémon can only eat so many Pokéblocks, as indicated by stars that eventually circle the Pokémon when checking its condition in the [[PokéNav]]. The higher the Feel of a Pokéblock, the faster it will fill a Pokémon up. More low-feel Pokéblocks can be fed to a Pokémon than high-feel ones.

[[File:May Purple Pokeblock.png‎|thumb|{{an|May}} with her "May's Purple Surprise"]]

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| {{colorswatch|{{cute color}}|'''Pink Pokéblock'''}}  

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| {{colorswatch|{{smart color}}|'''Green Pokéblock'''}}  

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| {{colorswatch|{{tough color}}|'''Yellow Pokéblock'''}}  

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| {{colorswatch|{{kanto color}}|'''Indigo Pokéblock'''}}  

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| {{colorswatch|{{rock color}}|'''Brown Pokéblock'''}}  

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| {{colorswatch|{{ice color}}|'''LiteBlue Pokéblock'''}}  

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| {{colorswatch|{{bug color}}|'''Olive Pokéblock'''}}  

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| {{colorswatch|{{black color}}|'''Black Pokéblock'''}}  

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| {{colorswatch|{{gold color}}|'''Gold Pokéblock'''}}  

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| {{colorswatch|{{platinum color}}|'''Gray Pokéblock'''}}  

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| {{colorswatch|{{white color light}}|'''White Pokéblock'''}}  

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