Passho Berry

A Passho Berry (Japanese: イトケのみ Itoke Fruit) is a type of Berry introduced in the Generation IV games.

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	Passho Berry イトケのみ Itoke Fruit
		No. 37

Size (in)	Size (cm)	Firmness
1.3"	3.3 cm	Soft

Tag description
Generation III	—
Generation IV	This Berry's flesh is dotted with countless tiny bubbles of air that keep it afloat in water.

Bag description
Generation III	—
Generation IV	A Poffin ingredient. If held by a Pokémon, it weakens a foe's supereffective Water-type attack.^DPPt If held by a Pokémon, it weakens a foe's supereffective Water-type attack.^HGSS
Generation V	Weakens a supereffective Water-type attack against the holding Pokémon.
Generation VI	If held by a Pokémon, this Berry will lessen the damage taken from one supereffective Water-type attack.
Generation VII	If held by a Pokémon, this Berry will lessen the damage taken from one supereffective Water-type attack.
Generation VIII	Held Item: If held by a Pokémon, this Berry will lessen the damage taken from one supereffective Water-type attack. Curry Ingredient: A dry Berry, as you can guess from its appearance. Its soft flesh easily breaks down, melding into liquid to bring out the flavor of a meal.

Effect
Halves the damage taken from a supereffective Water-type move.

Origin
Name	Passion Fruit
Design	Passion fruit

Natural Gift
Type	Water
Power	80

Ice Cream Scoop
	Flavor 1	Flavor 2	Flavor 3
Scoop
Stickiness

Growth

Generation IV
Planted 0 hours	Sprouted 18 hours	Taller 36 hours	Flowering 54 hours	Berries 72 hours

Flavor

Generation IV

0

SPICY

15

DRY

0

SWEET

10

BITTER

0

SOUR

Locations

Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum

Sometimes given by the Aroma Lady in the westernmost house of Pastoria City.

Chance of winning from Scratch-Off Cards in the Battle Frontier.

HeartGold and SoulSilver

Bought by the player's Mom.

Held by Brock's traded Rhyhorn in an in-game trade at Diglett's Cave.

Chance of winning from Scratch-Off Cards in the Battle Frontier.

Wild hold item (Generation IV)

Rarely (5% chance) held by wild Phanpy or Donphan.

Pokéwalker

Very rarely found in Hoenn Field after 3000+ steps.

Black 2 and White 2

Join Avenue (Flower Shop)

Wild hold item (Generation V)

Rarely (5% chance) held by wild Pansear.

Dream World

On the player's first visit to the Dream World, they will receive five of one of the damage-reducing Berries from Fennel.

X and Y

Can be given by Psychic Inver at the Inverse House.

Sometimes found on blue Berry trees.

Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire

Growing on Route 123 in the Berry Master's garden when the player first arrives there.

Can be given by Proprietor Inver at the Inverse Battle Stop.

Can be given by a fan after competing in a Master Rank Pokémon Contest Spectacular.

PokéMileage Club

Can be obtained through the Lv. 1 Poké Doll Grabber attraction.

Sun and Moon

Can be found in Berry piles in northern Poni Wilds and Poni Plains.

Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon

Can be found in Berry piles in northern Poni Wilds and Poni Plains.

Sometimes dropped after ambush encounters with wild Magcargo (Ultra Space Wilds).

The Passho Berry can be found at the following events Generation IV
Rate	Event	Held by
100%	Ranch	Ponyta

The Passho Berry can be found at the following events Generation V
Rate	Event	Held by
100%	Pokémon Adventure Camp	Cranidos

Growth and harvest

Generation IV

A Passho Berry will mature from a planted seed to a full-grown, fruit-bearing tree in 72 hours, with 18 hours per stage. A Passho tree will yield 1-5 Berries.

Generation VI

A Passho Berry will mature from a planted seed to a full-grown, fruit-bearing tree in 48 hours, with 8 hours per stage. A Passho tree will yield 3-20 Berries. During its growth, watering the plant will add 1 Berry to the final harvest, weeding it will add 0.5, and removing a pest will add 2.

Generation VII

A Passho Berry will mature from a planted seed to a full-grown, fruit-bearing tree in 48 hours. A Passho tree will yield 2-6 Berries.

Poffin Cooking

At 100% performance, a Passho Berry can produce a Level 20 (maybe higher) Dry-Bitter Poffin when cooking alone.

Artwork

Dream World artwork

In the anime

Passho Berries in the anime

Passho Berries debuted in A Battle by Any Other Name!. Ash, his friends, and Miette picked some up to be used as Poké Puff ingredients in the Poké Puff Contest.

In To Find a Fairy Flower!, a Passho Berry was pictured in a newspaper that Jessie was using to hide from Ash and his friends.

In The Forest Champion!, an Ursaring stole Passho and Liechi Berries from a group of forest Pokémon.

In Under the Pledging Tree!, Ash gave Passho Berries to his Pokémon as a gift.

In A Performance Pop Quiz!, Passho Berries were used as a part of the Anistar City Pokémon Showcase.

Passho Berries appeared in A Team-on-Team Tussle!.

In the banned episode SM064, a Passho Berry was in a Passimian nest.

In the manga

A Passho Berry in Pokémon Adventures

Diamond & Pearl chapter

In Tackling Tangrowth, Jupiter used a Passho Berry to turn her Tangrowth's Natural Gift into a Water-type move, allowing it to swiftly defeat Platinum's Rapidash.

Names

Language	Name	Origin
Japanese	イトケのみ Itoke no Mi	From 時計草 tokeizō, passion flower
English	Passho Berry	From Passiflora or passion fruit
French	Baie Pocpoc	From passiflore pocpoc, bush passion fruit
German	Foepasbeere	From Passiflora foetida, bush passion fruit
Italian	Baccapasflo	From the genus Passiflora
Spanish	Baya Pasio	From pasionaria, passion flower
Korean	꼬시개열매 Kkosigae Yeolmae	From 시계꽃 sigyekkot, passion flower
Chinese (Mandarin)	千香果 Qiānxiāng Guǒ*	From 百香果 bǎixiāngguǒ (passion fruit; lit. "hundred fragrance fruit") and 千 qiān (thousand)
Chinese (Mandarin)	浮番果 Fúfān Guǒ*	From 浮 fú (float) and 西番蓮 xīfānlián (passion flower)
Chinese (Cantonese)	千香果 Chīnhēung Gwó	From 百香果 baakhēunggwó (passion fruit; lit. "hundred fragrance fruit") and 千 chīn (thousand)
Danish	Pqssho-bær	From English name
Finnish	Passho-marja	From English name
Norwegian	Passho-bær	From English name
Polish	Passhojagoda	From English name
Swedish	Passho-bär	From English name

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