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*First, you choose which berry you want to cook | *First, you choose which berry you want to cook | ||
*Second, the countdown begins, and there are three things you want to know: | *Second, the countdown begins, and there are three things you want to know: | ||
#The arrow points in the direction that you need to stir. Rotate your Stylus in the direction to stir. The direction will change | #The arrow points in the direction that you need to stir. Rotate your Stylus in the direction to stir. The direction will change periodically, and you will have to stir the opposite way. | ||
#If you stir too fast, the batter will overflow. This will lower the quality of your Poffin. A general rule is stir slowly when the batter is thin, and as it thickens stir faster. | #If you stir too fast, the batter will overflow. This will lower the quality of your Poffin. A general rule is stir slowly when the batter is thin, and as it thickens stir faster. | ||
#When the stirring direction changes, the batter is still for a moment until you start stirring in the new direction. If you let the batter sit too long, it will burn, lowering the status of your Poffin. | #When the stirring direction changes, the batter is still for a moment until you start stirring in the new direction. If you let the batter sit too long, it will burn, lowering the status of your Poffin. | ||
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You can tell what type of Poffin your Pokémon likes by hitting {{ds|X}}, going to | You can tell what type of Poffin your Pokémon likes by hitting {{ds|X}}, going to Pokémon, and going to Summary on whichever Pokémon you want to see. | ||
<nowiki>*</nowiki>Poffins are just Pokéblocks from Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald under a different name. | <nowiki>*</nowiki>Poffins are just Pokéblocks from Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald under a different name. | ||
Revision as of 18:47, 5 June 2007
Poffins* are treats made from berries that raise a Pokémon's Condition. It's Condition helps in Pokémon Contests, as you can get more points during the Dressing round when your Pokémon has a higher Condition. So these are the basics of Poffins:
- First, you choose which berry you want to cook
- Second, the countdown begins, and there are three things you want to know:
- The arrow points in the direction that you need to stir. Rotate your Stylus in the direction to stir. The direction will change periodically, and you will have to stir the opposite way.
- If you stir too fast, the batter will overflow. This will lower the quality of your Poffin. A general rule is stir slowly when the batter is thin, and as it thickens stir faster.
- When the stirring direction changes, the batter is still for a moment until you start stirring in the new direction. If you let the batter sit too long, it will burn, lowering the status of your Poffin.
- Your Poffin is done when you've stirred it long enough. Now you will see what type of Poffin it is and what level it's at. The higher the level, the better.
- Different berries make different types of Poffins. The different types are as follows:
| Taste | Condition Raised |
|---|---|
| Spicy | Cool |
| Sweet | Cute |
| Bitter | Smart |
| Sour | Tough |
| Dry | Cool |
You can tell what type of Poffin your Pokémon likes by hitting 
, going to Pokémon, and going to Summary on whichever Pokémon you want to see.
*Poffins are just Pokéblocks from Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald under a different name.