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The Green Apricorn (Japanese: みどぼんぐり Green Bonguri), formatted Grn Apricorn prior to Generation VI, is a type of Apricorn introduced in Generation II. It can be used to make a Friend Ball.
In the core series games
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Effect
The Green Apricorn can be made into a Friend Ball by Kurt.
If used in the Apriblender, it can produce Aprijuice that boosts the Skill Performance stat.
Description
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Acquisition
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Gallery
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In the anime
Green Apricorns in the anime
Green Apricorns appeared in Going Apricorn!, where Kurt sent Ash, Misty, and Brock to harvest some Apricorns. However, they were attacked by a group of Beedrill before they could pick any Apricorns from the tree.
Trivia
- In Generation IV, Green Apricorns are by far the most common, appearing in eight places.
- Green Apricorn trees are generally found where Berry and MysteryBerry trees were in Generation II.
- In Japanese, the Green Apricorn is the only Apricorn for which the color in its name is abbreviated, using the abbreviated form みど mido rather than みどり midori.
In other languages
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