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Status condition healing item

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A status condition healing item is a type of item from the Pokémon games. They can be used during or outside of a battle to heal a Pokémon's status condition. They can often be found on the ground, whether readily visible or hidden from sight and requiring an Itemfinder to locate, and can be bought at nearly every Poké Mart.

Antidote artwork from Generation I

Types of status condition healing item

Specific status condition

All status conditions

In the anime

 
Professor Kukui's medical kit

Paralyze Heal was mentioned in A Pokémon Scent-sation. Erika offered to give some of it to Ash's Bulbasaur after it had been hit by her Tangela's Stun Spore, but Ash declined the offer.

Old Gateau made an appearance in Get Your Rotom Running!. In this episode, Ash and his friends went to the Old Chateau to try some of the famous treat upon the recommendation of Professor Oak.

A Lava Cookie appeared in The Brockster Is In!. An elderly passenger gave it to Brock to help cure the poisoned Pokémon Normajean was taking care of.

Casteliacones were first mentioned in A Venipede Stampede!. While being in Castelia City, Iris accidentally lead the group to the stand selling the treat, where they found out that it was closed. The same stand was referred to again in Climbing the Tower of Success!, when Ash, his friends, and Stephan were trying to solve a quiz at the Wishing Bell Festival. Thankfully, Cilan remembered having eaten a Casteliacone in the past, allowing them to figure out the right answer.

Casteliacones were also sold at the Vertress Conference, as seen in Lost at the League! and A Unova League Evolution!. Bianca bought several cones from an ice cream stand and offered some for Ash and his friends.

Antidote was mentioned in An Undersea Place to Call Home!. Lindsey used one off-screen to cure Ash's Pikachu after it had been badly poisoned by a wild Skrelp's Toxic.

Lumiose Galettes first appeared in Kalos League Passion with a Certain Flare!, where Meyer and Clembot brought Ash, Clemont, Bonnie, Serena, their Pokémon, Sawyer, and his Sceptile two boxfulls of them to celebrate Ash advancing to the Lumiose Conference finals. More Lumiose Galettes appeared in The First Day of the Rest of Your Life!, where Ash and Serena bought themselves some to eat from a bakery in Lumiose City.

Antidotes first appeared in SM012, where Professor Kukui handed one to Ash from his medical kit, for him to cure his Rowlet from the poison inflicted on it by James's Mareanie attacking it with Sludge Bomb.

  • Old Gateau in the anime

  • A Lava Cookie in the anime

  • Casteliacones in the anime

  • A Lumiose Galette in the anime

In the manga

In the Pokémon Adventures manga

 
An Antidote in Pokémon Adventures

In The Secret of Kangaskhan, Red used an Antidote to heal a baby Kangaskhan from its poisoning.

In Weezing Winks Out, Koga healed Blue, who had been paralyzed by Agatha's Gengar's Lick, with a Paralyze Heal sent to him inside one of his shuriken Poké Balls.

In The Final Battle I, Gold was seen eating some Lava Cookies at the Hoenn Battle Frontier. As it was the first time he came to Hoenn, he decided to try the region's famous delicacy, and found them delicious.

In Robust Rotom, Diamond served Platinum some Old Gateau for tea time during their stay at the Old Chateau.

In The Final Dimensional Duel VI, Charon mentioned using an Ice Heal on his Heatran after it had been hit by Reg's Ice-type attack.

In Big City Battles, White gave Black a box of Casteliacones to use in battle.

  • A Paralyze Heal in Pokémon Adventures

  • Lava Cookies in Pokémon Adventures

  • Old Gateau in Pokémon Adventures

  • A Casteliacone in Pokémon Adventures

In the Pokémon Diamond and Pearl Adventure! manga

In The Mystery Boy, Jun!!, Jun used an Awakening to wake up Hareta's Piplup after it had fallen asleep due to Mars's Purugly's Hypnosis.

In the Pokémon Gotta Catch 'Em All manga

In GDZ68, Shu gave his Pikachu an Antidote to cure the poisoning caused by Kingdra's Toxic.

In the Pokémon Pocket Monsters manga

Red used an Ice Heal on Clefairy in To the Pokémon League!!.

Gallery

  • An Awakening in Pokémon Diamond and Pearl Adventure!

  • An Antidote in Pokémon Gotta Catch 'Em All

  • An Ice Heal in Pokémon Pocket Monsters

Artwork

This is artwork of the items as seen on the Pokémon Global Link.

  File:Dream Parlyz Heal Sprite.png    
Antidote Paralyze Heal Awakening Burn Heal
       
Ice Heal Full Heal Full Restore Lava Cookie
       
Old Gateau Rage Candy Bar Casteliacone Lumiose Galette
   
Shalour Sable Big Malasada

In the TCG

 
Full Heal (Furious Fists 93)

The Full Heal and Big Malasada have both been featured as Item cards in the Pokémon Trading Card Game.

Full Heal was included as a Trainer card in the first release of the TCG, the Base Set (Expansion Pack in Japan), with artwork by Keiji Kinebuchi. It removes all Special Conditions from one of the player's Active Pokémon. After several reprints, it later received new art by Kinebuchi in the Japanese Pokémon-e Starter Deck, which made up part of the English Expedition Base Set. Full Heal wasn't reprinted again until the SoulSilver Collection, when it was reclassified as an Item card; it also featured new artwork by Takashi Yamaguchi. While the print would be included in the English HeartGold & SoulSilver expansion, the Trainer card classifications weren't adopted until the Black & White expansion, which also included a reprint of Full Heal. Originating from the White Collection in Japan, it again features new artwork, this time by 5ban Graphics. 5ban Graphics also created the artwork for the next reprint included in the Furious Fists expansion (Japanese Rising Fist expansion). Finally, the Japanese Expansion Pack 20th Anniversary and English Evolutions expansion, sets celebrating the 20th anniversary of the Pokémon franchise, reprinted the card with its original Kinebuchi artwork.

Big Malasada heals the player's Active Pokémon of 20 damage and one Special Condition. It was released in the Collection Moon and Sun & Moon Starter Set in Japan, which were combined to form the English Sun & Moon expansion.

In the TFG

The following is a list of cards named Full Heal.

Name Type Rarity Set Set no.
Full Heal T   Next Quest 1/8

Trivia

  • Old Gateau's name in both English and Japanese is a pun based on the location it is found. In English, the French word gateau ("cake") plays on Chateau. In Japanese, the Chateau's name is "Forest Manor" (Japanese: もりのようかん) while the Gateau's name is "Forest Yōkan" (Japanese: もりのヨウカン); the two terms are homophones and are pronounced as mori no yōkan.
  • According to the anime, the Old Gateau is also known as the Mirage Gateau.
  • In early appearances, the Antidote and Full Heal were depicted as a vaccine inside of a syringe-type device; this was later changed to being a "spray-type medicine" in Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen.
  • Most "local specialty" items introduced since Generation III — the Lava Cookie, Old Gateau, Casteliacone, Lumiose Galette, Shalour Sable, and Big Malasada — are variants of the Full Heal. The Rage Candy Bar, introduced in Generation II, was a variant of the Potion until Generation VII. The Sweet Heart, introduced in Generation V, is the only "local specialty" item that is still a variant of the Potion.
  • In Pokémon Adventures, Blue is healed with a Paralyze Heal, the first time a status condition healing item besides local specialties is used on a human.
  • In the games, "Old Gateau" is usually pluralized as "Old Gateaux". However, the description of the Souvenir Set in Join Avenue says "A set of two Old Gateaus. The cake heals all the status problems of one Pokémon."
  • Although Shalour Sables aren't obtainable in Pokémon X and Y, they're mentioned by a female Tourist standing near the Galette Stand in Lumiose City.

In other languages

Antidote

Language Title
  Japanese どくけし Antidote
Chinese Cantonese 解毒藥 Gáaiduhkyeuhk
Mandarin 解毒藥 / 解毒药 Jiědúyào
  Finnish Vastamyrkky
  French Antidote
  German Gegengift
  Italian Antidoto
  Korean 해독제 Haedokje
  Polish Antidotum
  Brazilian Portuguese Antídoto
  Spanish Antídoto
  Vietnamese Thuốc giải

Paralyze Heal

Language Title
  Japanese まひなおし Paralysis Heal
Chinese Cantonese 解麻藥 Gáaimàhyeuhk
Mandarin 解麻藥 / 解麻药 Jiěmáyào
  Finnish Halvausrohto
  French Anti-Para
  German Para-Heiler
  Italian Antiparalisi
  Korean 마비치료제 Mabi Chiryoje
  Brazilian Portuguese Cura de Paralisante
  Spanish Antiparaliz*
Antiparalizador*
  Vietnamese Thuốc chữa tê liệt

Awakening

Language Title
  Japanese ねむけざまし Drowsiness Cure
Chinese Cantonese 解眠藥 Gáaimìhnyeuhk
Mandarin 解眠藥 / 解眠药 Jiěmiányào
  French Reveil
  German Aufwecker
  Italian Sveglia
  Korean 잠깨는약 Jam Kkaeneun Yak
  Brazilian Portuguese Despertar
  Spanish Despertar
  Swedish Vakna

Burn Heal

Language Title
  Japanese やけどなおし Burn Heal
Chinese Cantonese 灼傷藥 Cheuksēungyeuhk
Mandarin 灼傷藥 / 灼伤药 Zhuóshāngyào
  French Anti-Brûle
  German Feuerheiler
  Italian Antiscottatura
  Korean 화상치료제 Hwasang Chiryoje
  Brazilian Portuguese Cura para Queimaduras
  Spanish Antiquemar

Ice Heal

Language Title
  Japanese こおりなおし Ice Heal
Chinese Cantonese 解凍藥 Gáaidungyeuhk
Mandarin 解凍藥 / 解冻药 Jiědòngyào
  French Antigel
  German Eisheiler
  Italian Antigelo
  Korean 얼음상태치료제
Eoreum Sangtae Chiryoje
  Brazilian Portuguese Descongelante
  Spanish Antihielo

Full Heal

Language Title
  Japanese なんでもなおし All-Heal
Chinese Cantonese 萬靈藥 Maahnlìhngyeuhk
Mandarin 萬靈藥 / 万灵药 Wànlíngyào
  French Total Soin
  German Hyperheiler
  Italian Cura Totale
  Korean 만병통치약 Manbyeongtongchiyak
  Brazilian Portuguese Cura Total
  Russian Полное Исцеление Polnoye Istseleniye
  Spanish Cura Total

Full Restore

Language Title
  Japanese かいふくのくすり Recovery Medicine
Chinese Cantonese 全復藥 Chyùhnfuhkyeuhk
Mandarin 全復藥 / 全复药 Quánfùyào
  French Guérison
  German Top-Genesung
  Italian Ricarica Tot
  Korean 회복약 Hoebok Yak
  Spanish Restau. Todo*
Restaurar Todo*

Lava Cookie

Language Title
  Japanese フエンせんべい Fuen Rice Cracker
Chinese Cantonese 釜炎仙貝 Fúyìhm Sīnbui
Mandarin 釜炎仙貝 / 釜炎仙贝 Fǔyán Xiānbèi
  Finnish Laavakeksi
  French Lava Cookie
  German Lavakeks
  Italian Lavottino
  Korean 용암전병 Yong-am Jeonbyeong
  Spanish Galleta Lava
  Vietnamese Bánh gạo

Old Gateau

Language Title
  Japanese もりのヨウカン Forest Yōkan
Chinese Cantonese 森之羊羹 Sām-jī Yèuhnggāng
Mandarin 森之羊羹 Sēn-zhī Yánggēng
  Finnish Vanha Gateau
  French Vieux Gâteau
  German Spezialität
  Italian Dolce Gateau
  Korean 숲의양갱 Supuiyanggaeng
  Spanish Barrita Plus
Viejo Pastel*
  Vietnamese Youkan

Casteliacone

Language Title
  Japanese ヒウンアイス Hiun Ice Cream
Chinese Cantonese 飛雲冰淇淋 Fēi Wàhn Bīngkèihlàhm
Mandarin 飛雲冰淇淋 / 飞云冰淇淋 Fēi Yún Bīngqílín
  Finnish Castelia-tuutti
  French Glace Volute
  German Stratos-Eis
  Italian Conostropoli
  Korean 구름아이스 Gureum Ice
  Brazilian Portuguese Sorvete de Castelia
  Spanish Porcehelado

Lumiose Galette

Language Title
  Japanese ミアレガレット Miare Galette
Chinese Cantonese 密阿雷格雷派餅 Maht'alèuih Gaaklèuih Paaibéng
Mandarin 密阿雷格雷派餅 / 密阿雷格雷派饼 Mì'āléi Géléi Pàibǐng
  Danish Lumiosesmåkage
  Finnish Lumiosen galette
  French Galette Illumis
  German Illumina-Galette
  Italian Pan di Lumi
  Korean 미르갈레트 Mireu Galette
  Norwegian Lumiosesmåkake
  Brazilian Portuguese Crepe Lumiose
  Spanish Crêpe Luminalia
  Swedish Lumiosegalette

Shalour Sable

Language Title
  Japanese シャラサブレ Shala Sablé
Chinese Cantonese 娑羅沙布蕾 Sōlòh Sāboulèuih
Mandarin 娑羅沙布蕾 / 娑罗沙布蕾 Suōluó Shābùlěi
  French Sablé Yantreizh
  German Yantara-Sablé
  Italian Yantafrollino
  Korean 사라사블레 Sara Sable
  Spanish Galleta Yantra

Big Malasada

Language Title
  Japanese おおきいマラサダ Big Malasada
Chinese Cantonese 大馬拉薩達 Daaih Máhlāaisaatdaaht
Mandarin 大馬拉薩達 / 大马拉萨达 Dà Mǎlāsàdá
  French Malasada Maxi
  German Maxi-Malasada
  Italian Malasada maxi
  Korean 큰 말라사다 Keun Malasada
  Brazilian Portuguese Sonho Recheado Gigante
  Spanish Malasada Maxi


Types of items
General Evolution stones • Fossils • Flutes • Shards • Held items
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Mints • Mochi • Drinks • Herbal medicine
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