Poké Snack

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Poké Snack ポケまんま Poké Cooked Rice

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Introduced in Generation III Pocket Generation III Items

The Poké Snack (Japanese: ポケまんま Poké Cooked Rice) is an item exclusive to Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness. It is a brand of Pokémon food developed by Duking, and is used to attract wild Pokémon to Poké Spots.

In the games

Effect

The player can place up to ten Poké Snacks on the tray present at each of the three Poké Spots to attract wild Pokémon to the location. The player's P★DA will tell the player how many Poké Snacks are present at any Poké Spot at any given time, as well as alert the player if a wild Pokémon has been attracted to them. The more Poké Snacks present at a Poké Spot, the longer the wild Pokémon will stay there. Once all the Poké Snacks have been eaten from the tray, the wild Pokémon will leave. The player can also remove Poké Snacks from the tray and return them to their Bag.

Occasionally, a Munchlax belonging to the Herb Shop owner from Gateon Port will appear and eat the player's Poké Snacks instead. In case of such an event, the Herb Shop owner will appear and make up for the lost Poké Snacks by giving the player ten new ones, regardless of how many Munchlax had eaten.

After the Bonsly on S.S. Libra has run away, it may appear in place of a wild Pokémon at a Poké Spot with Poké Snacks in it. If the player approaches Bonsly slowly enough, they can capture it and return it to its owner at ONBS. If they approach it too fast, it will run away.

Price

Games Cost Sell price XD $300 $150

Description

Games Description XD A delicious treat that is irresistible to wild Pokémon.

Acquisition

Games Finite methods Repeatable methods XD Rock Poké Spot (from Duking during the first visit) Any Poké Mart (after meeting Duking in Pyrite Town) Any Poké Spot (from the Herb Shop owner if her Munchlax eats the player's bait)

In other languages

Language Title French Poké Snack German Pokésnack Italian Poké Snack Spanish Poké Dulce

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