Kasib Berry

Kasib.png Kasib Berry Berry カシブのみのみ Kashibu Berry Fruit No. 48

Effect Lowers effectiveness of a super effective Template:Type2 move. Natural Gift Type Unknown Power Unknown Flavor Generation IV             0 SPICY       10 DRY       20 SWEET       0 BITTER       0 SOUR       Growth Generation IV Planted 0 hours Sprouted 18 hours File:Kasib BerryTreeTaller.png Taller 36 hours File:Kasib BerryTreeBloom.png Flowering 54 hours File:Kasib BerryTreeBerry.png Berries 72 hours Size (in) Size (cm) Firmness 5.7"" 0.0 cm Hard Bag description Generation III — Generation IV Unknown Generation V Unknown Generation VI Unknown Generation VII Unknown Generation VIII Unknown Tag description Generation III — Generation IV Considered to have a special power from the olden days, this Berry is sometimes dried and used as a good-luck charm. Ice Cream Scoop Flavor 1 Flavor 2 Flavor 3 Scoop — — — Stickiness — — — Origin Name Cassava root Design Buddha's hand

The Kasib Berry is a type of berry introduced in the Generation IV games.

Locations

• Available from the girl in the westernmost house in Pastoria City.
• Rarely (5% chance) found on wild Duskull, Dusclops or Dusknoir

Growth and Harvest

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

Poffin Cooking

At 100% performance, a Kasib Berry can produce a Level 26 Sweet Poffin when cooking alone.

Names

Language	Name	Origin
Japanese	カシブのみ (Kashibu no mi)	From ブッシュカン Busshukan (Buddha's hand)
English	Kasib Berry	From Cassava.
French	Baie Sédra	Possibly from Citrus Medica (Buddha's hand).
German	Zitarzbeere	From Citrus Medica (Buddha's hand).
Italian	Baccacitrus	From Citrus Medica (Buddha's hand).
Spanish	Baya Drasi	From cidra.

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