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Sandwiches were featured in [[Generation IX]]. Sandwiches are made at [[Picnic]]s and are eaten by the player and their current [[party]]. Sandwiches can be made using recipes given by NPCs or created freestyle by using whatever ingredients are on hand. | Sandwiches were featured in [[Generation IX]]. Sandwiches are made at [[Picnic]]s and are eaten by the player and their current [[party]]. Sandwiches can be made using recipes given by NPCs or created freestyle by using whatever ingredients are on hand. | ||
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A few items that appear to be made for human consumption are supposed to be given to Pokémon to heal them. These items are normally found or sold in specific locations and are considered specialties of those places. These items include the [[Rage Candy Bar]] of the [[Lake of Rage]], the [[Lava Cookie]] of [[Lavaridge Town]], the [[Old Gateau]] of the [[Old Chateau]], the [[Casteliacone]] of [[Castelia City]], the [[Lumiose Galette]] of [[Lumiose City]], the [[Shalour Sable]] of [[Shalour City]], the [[Pewter Crunchies]] of [[Pewter City]], the [[Alola]] region's [[Big Malasada]], and the [[Jubilife Muffin]] of [[Jubilife Village]]. | A few items that appear to be made for human consumption are supposed to be given to Pokémon to heal them. These items are normally found or sold in specific locations and are considered specialties of those places. These items include the [[Rage Candy Bar]] of the [[Lake of Rage]], the [[Lava Cookie]] of [[Lavaridge Town]], the [[Old Gateau]] of the [[Old Chateau]], the [[Casteliacone]] of [[Castelia City]], the [[Lumiose Galette]] of [[Lumiose City]], the [[Shalour Sable]] of [[Shalour City]], the [[Pewter Crunchies]] of [[Pewter City]], the [[Alola]] region's [[Big Malasada]], and the [[Jubilife Muffin]] of [[Jubilife Village]]. | ||
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===Pokémon Stadium=== | ===Pokémon Stadium=== | ||
====Sushi==== | ====Sushi==== | ||
In | In [[Pokémon Stadium]], a mini-game called "Sushi-Go-Round" features several {{p|Lickitung}} competing in a race against the clock to eat the most pieces of sushi. Some pieces are too spicy for the Lickitung, causing them to momentarily spin around in anguish, stalling them for time. | ||
===Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness=== | ===Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness=== | ||
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===Eevee × Tamagotchi=== | ===Eevee × Tamagotchi=== | ||
In [[Eevee × Tamagotchi]], the player can feed a meal or a snack to their {{p|Eevee}}. | In [[Eevee × Tamagotchi]], the player can feed a meal or a snack to their {{p|Eevee}}. It will eat if it is hungry, otherwise it will refuse to eat. | ||
===Pokémon Quest=== | |||
{{main|Cooking (Quest)}} | |||
In {{g|Quest}}, the {{OBP|player|Quest}} attracts [[Pokéxel|Pokémon]] to their {{OBP|base camp|Quest}} in order to {{DL|Caught Pokémon|Pokémon Quest|befriend}} them by {{OBP|Cooking|Quest|cooking food in one of their cooking pots}}. To do so, the player collects various {{OBP|Cooking|Quest|ingredients}}. Some of these ingredients are conventional, such as [[mushroom]]s, [[Bluk Berry|Bluk Berries]], and [[Honey]]. Others are items that ordinarily would be inedible, like [[Icy Rock]]s and [[Fossil]]s. All of the dishes in this game are varieties of liquid food. This food is never seen actually being eaten, instead the pot resets to an empty state after all attracted Pokémon are befriended. | |||
===Gallery=== | ===Gallery=== | ||
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| style="{{roundyright|15px}}" | {{MSP/HOME|0412|Burmy | | style="{{roundyright|15px}}" | {{MSP/HOME|0412|Burmy}} {{pcolor|Burmy}} | ||
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| style="{{roundyleft|15px}}" | {{MSP/HOME|0276|Taillow}} {{pcolor|Taillow}} | | style="{{roundyleft|15px}}" | {{MSP/HOME|0276|Taillow}} {{pcolor|Taillow}} | ||
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| style="{{roundyright|15px}}" | {{MSP/HOME|0963|Finizen}} {{pcolor|Finizen}} | | style="{{roundyright|15px}}" | {{MSP/HOME|0963|Finizen}} {{pcolor|Finizen}} | ||
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===Pokémon parasitically feeding off other Pokémon=== | ===Pokémon parasitically feeding off other Pokémon=== | ||
[[File:Heracross sap.png|thumb|250px|Heracross eating Bulbasaur's sap]] | [[File:Heracross sap.png|thumb|250px|Heracross eating Bulbasaur's sap]] | ||
Other cases of Pokémon preying on each other involve more parasitic means. This includes sucking blood, sap, energy, or life force from another Pokémon. This is seen with {{p|Haunter}} and {{p|Gengar}}, who in {{ | Other cases of Pokémon preying on each other involve more parasitic means. This includes sucking blood, sap, energy, or life force from another Pokémon. This is seen with {{p|Haunter}} and {{p|Gengar}}, who in {{vg|Pokémon Ranger}}, together with Gastly, lick the partner Pokémon until they vanish. | ||
The Official Pokémon Handbook mentions {{p|Golbat}} drinking the blood of its enemies, which is noted in most of its in-game Pokédex entries as well. | The Official Pokémon Handbook mentions {{p|Golbat}} drinking the blood of its enemies, which is noted in most of its in-game Pokédex entries as well. | ||