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Here is a list of all the Berries in Pokemon Legends Z-A along with details on what they do and how you can use them in different cases.
Berries are technically Held Items in Pokemon Legends Z-A that have various kinds of effects on your Pokemon. They do not add buffs directly, but rather help your Pokemon in unique ways. Some Berries can automatically heal, while some will prevent status conditions. Other Berries can help with your stat distribution and reduce certain aspects so that you can better EV and IV train them to your desire.
Although Pokemon Legends Z-A does not have a conventional way to use items, the functionality of Berries remains the same for the most part. In this article, we will list all the Berries that you can get in the game and what they do.
All Berries in Pokemon Legends Z-A And Their Effects
There are 33 Berries in Pokemon Legends Z-A, and here is what they do:
| Berry | What It Does |
|---|---|
| Aspear Berry | If a Pokemon holding this is Frozen, it automatically thaws out. |
| Babiri Berry | Reduces the power of super-effective Steel-type moves against the Pokemon holding it. |
| Charti Berry | Reduces the power of super-effective Rock-type moves against the Pokemon holding it. |
| Cheri Berry | Cures Paralysis when held by a Pokemon. |
| Chesto Berry | Gets rid of Drowsiness when held by a Pokemon. |
| Chilan Berry | Reduces the power of super-effective Normal-type moves against the Pokemon holding it. |
| Chople Berry | Reduces the power of super-effective Fighting-type moves against the Pokemon holding it. |
| Coba Berry | Reduces the power of super-effective Flying-type moves against the Pokemon holding it. |
| Colbur Berry | Reduces the power of super-effective Dark-type moves against the Pokemon holding it. |
| Grepa Berry | Becomes friendlier but loses base points for Sp. Defense stat. |
| Haban Berry | Reduces the power of super-effective Dragon-type moves against the Pokemon holding it. |
| Hondew Berry | Becomes friendlier but loses base points for Sp. Attack stat. |
| Kasib Berry | Reduces the power of super-effective Ghost-type moves against the Pokemon holding it. |
| Kebia Berry | Reduces the power of super-effective Poison-type moves against the Pokemon holding it. |
| Kelpsy Berry | Becomes friendlier but loses base points for Attack stat. |
| Lum Berry | Cures any status condition when held by a Pokemon. |
| Occa Berry | Reduces the power of super-effective Fire-type moves against the Pokemon holding it. |
| Oran Berry | Restores 10 HP to the Pokemon holding it. |
| Passho Berry | Reduces the power of super-effective Water-type moves against the Pokemon holding it. |
| Payapa Berry | Reduces the power of super-effective Psychic-type moves against the Pokemon holding it. |
| Pecha Berry | Cures Poison status condition when held by a Pokemon. |
| Persim Berry | Cures Confusion when held by a Pokemon. |
| Pomeg Berry | Becomes friendlier but loses base points for HP stat. |
| Qualot Berry | Becomes friendlier but loses base points for Defense stat. |
| Rawst Berry | Cures Burn status condition of the Pokemon holding it. |
| Rindo Berry | Reduces the power of super-effective Grass-type moves against the Pokemon holding it. |
| Roseli Berry | Reduces the power of super-effective Fairy-type moves against the Pokemon holding it. |
| Shuca Berry | Reduces the power of super-effective Ground-type moves against the Pokemon holding it. |
| Sitrus Berry | Restores a small amount of HP to the Pokemon holding it. |
| Tamato Berry | Becomes friendlier but loses base points for Speed stat. |
| Tanga Berry | Reduces the power of super-effective Bug-type moves against the Pokemon holding it. |
| Wacan Berry | Reduces the power of super-effective Electric-type moves against the Pokemon holding it. |
| Yache Berry | Reduces the power of super-effective Ice-type moves against the Pokemon holding it. |
These are all the Berries that you can currently get in the game. In particular, having a Dragon-type Pokemon like Dragonite hold a Roseli Berry can be an effective way to get past its 4x weakness to Fairy-types. However, this would also mean you cannot have it hold its Mega Stone, Dragoninite. If you are into ranked battles, choose which item to have your Pokemon hold carefully as they can make or break your overall performance.
How to Get Berries in Pokemon Legends Z-A
There are three ways to get Berries in Pokemon Legends Z-A:
- Pick up from the ground during exploration in Lumiose City.
- Purchase from Berry Stalls scattered across Lumiose City.
- Get as rewards from Side Quests and Infinite Z-A Royale.
If you have enough money in Pokemon Legends Z-A, buying Berries from the stalls are the most consistent way to get your desired one. However, you will also likely stack up on a good amount of Berries by automatically picking up the golden glowing objects during world exploration. Finally, you can also get some Berries from side quest rewards and from the Infinite Z-A Royale, although the latter is purely dependent on your luck.
How to Use Berries in Pokemon Legends Z-A
Some Berries are held by Pokemon, whereas some can be used as normal items in Pokemon Legends Z-A. Either way, the method to use them remains the same:
- Press X on your Nintendo Switch to open the menu.
- Head to your Satchel.
- Press the R button to go to the Berries menu.
- Select the Berry that you want to use.
- If you want to give the Berry to a Pokemon, simply click on the appropriate option and then select the Pokemon from your team.
- If you want to use the Berry immediately, select the use option instead.
In most cases, Berries function similar to held items, but can also be treated as battle items in some special cases, like using one to reduce the base stats of a Pokemon. Weigh in your options carefully before using these, as these changes are permanent and cannot be reversed.
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