A Pinap Berry is kind of berry that when fed a Pokémon while trying to capture it, it will double the amount of Candy the Trainer will receive if their next capture attempt is successful. Just like two other kinds of berries, Razz Berries can be obtained from spinning Photo Disc at PokéStops and Gyms and as reward for levelling up. Pinap Berry can be found in trees with yellow berries in Obsidian Fieldlands, and Cobalt Coastlands. A Berry to be used in cooking.

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It is one of two types of berries that are not available in gameplay yet, but information about them can be found in game data. Silver Pinap Berries increase a Trainer’s chance of catching an encountered Pokémon by 1.8 times and multiply 2.333 times the amount of Candy given when Pokémon is successfully caught. This kind of berry can be obtained as a reward from Raid Battles, pinup completing Research tasks, or Promotional/Sponsored Balloons. Just like two other kinds of berries, Nanab Berries can be obtained from spinning Photo Disc at PokéStops and Gyms and as reward for levelling up.

Silver Pinap Berry

If a Pokémon normally grants 3 candies, and grants 6 during the event, using a Pinap berry at the same time would grant 12. A Razz Berry is kind of berry that when fed a Pokémon while trying to capture it increases the chance of success by 1.5 times. One-pot cooking reduces food waste, saves energy and means less washing-up.

A Nanab Berry is kind of berry that will stop a Pokémon’s movement during encounter, making it easier to capture on the Trainer’s next attempt. Pinap berries stack with double candy bonuses from events multiplicatively. However, those Pokémon are also usually harder to catch, making it more likely to break out and waste the berry. Just like two other kinds of berries, Pinap Berries can be obtained from spinning Photo Disc at PokéStops and Gyms and as reward for levelling up.

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