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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
* The only Potion that is not depicted as being stored in a spray-type bottle is the SecretPotion, which appears to be in kampo teapill form. | * The only Potion that is not depicted as being stored in a spray-type bottle is the SecretPotion, which appears to be in {{wp|kampo}} teapill form. | ||
* In the first and second generations, Max Potion and Full Restore were programmed to only heal 999 HP, rather than restoring the HP to maximum. This is because, as below, a Pokémon with more than 999 HP is not legitimately possible, and the highest HP a Pokémon can technically have is 714, with a level 100 {{p|Blissey}} that has an [[individual values|individual HP value]] of 31, and an HP [[effort values|effort value]] of 252 or higher. | * In the first and second generations, Max Potion and Full Restore were programmed to only heal 999 HP, rather than restoring the HP to maximum. This is because, as below, a Pokémon with more than 999 HP is not legitimately possible, and the highest HP a Pokémon can technically have is 714, with a level 100 {{p|Blissey}} that has an [[individual values|individual HP value]] of 31, and an HP [[effort values|effort value]] of 252 or higher. | ||
** Likewise, in early releases of Platinum, the Max Potion was mistakenly programmed to only heal 1000 HP of damage (though a Pokémon with higher than 999 HP is not legitimately possible). This was fixed in later versions, which heal HP to 100%. | ** Likewise, in early releases of Platinum, the Max Potion was mistakenly programmed to only heal 1000 HP of damage (though a Pokémon with higher than 999 HP is not legitimately possible). This was fixed in later versions, which heal HP to 100%. | ||