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A finished sandwich in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet

Sandwiches (Japanese: サンドウィッチ Sandwich) are a food item consisting of sliced bread and fillings popular in the Paldea region.

In the games

A nondescript sandwich is given to the player by their mother at Cabo Poco after the first battle with Nemona. It is used to feed the injured Koraidon^S/Miraidon^V they discover at the beach near Poco Path.

Various fillings that can be added to a sandwich, shown in Creative Mode.

Making sandwiches

In Pokémon Scarlet and Violet, sandwiches can be prepared at a player's picnic by interacting with the table and selecting to make a sandwich. Sandwiches can be cooked by up to four players in a mini-game, similarly to Pokéblocks, Poffins, and curry in previous games. After the host of a picnic chooses to make sandwiches, any other members of the Union Circle can opt to join in by interacting with the table before the host starts the session.

Players are given a 10-minute time limit to assemble a sandwich with various options of bread and fillings, which provide Meal Powers when the sandwich is completed, similar to Pass Powers in Generation V, O-Powers in Generation VI, and Roto Powers in Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon. While seasonings are applied to the bread at the start of the session, each ingredient used provides a certain number of toppings in a tray. Care must be taken when stacking ingredients and the top half of the bread to ensure that nothing spills over the edge, as any spilled ingredients will be discarded.

Players can choose from a list of premade recipes in Recipe Mode — with additional recipes obtainable if they talk to people at a sandwich Shop with a specific Herba Mystica in their inventory — or select up to ten ingredients and seasonings in Creative Mode. With the exception of Jambon-Beurres and Legendary sandwiches, each kind of recipe comes in four tiers — Normal, Great, Ultra, and Master — with higher tiers requiring additional ingredients on top of the ones from before. Custom sandwiches (or recipes that have been allowed to have too many ingredients fall off the bread) will be referred to as "A Tasty (Player) Original".

Creating a custom sandwich does not require the top portion of the bread and will not affect the Meal Powers.

Ingredients

Main article: Ingredient → Pokémon Scarlet and Violet

Recipe List

Main article: Sandwich recipe

Meal Powers

In addition to prepping sandwiches on their own to attain Meal Powers, numerous restaurants and food stalls throughout Paldea offer a range of premade foods for players to purchase, each providing a predetermined set of Meal Powers.^[1] These foods are consumed on purchase.

These powers are divided into three levels depending on the number of points bestowed by their ingredients, and all of them except for Egg Power only provide bonuses for one specific type of Pokémon at a time.^[2]

Egg Power

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Egg Power has a number of effects on Egg generation as well as item generation in the Picnic basket^[3]:

• No Egg Power: Checks whether to generate an Egg or item occur every 60 seconds, with item checks occurring every time, resulting in 33.66% chance to generate an item, and a 3% chance (1.99% if adjusted to account for item checks) to generate an Egg every 60 seconds.
• All Levels: Decreases interval between checks from 60 seconds to 10 seconds, and only checks whether it should generate an item every sixth check, resulting in a 5.61% chance to generate an item. Egg generation rates vary per Egg Power level.
  • Level 1: Approximately x5 Egg generation rate
  • Level 2: Approximately x7 Egg generation rate
  • Level 3: Approximately x10 Egg generation rate

Catching Power

• Increases the catch rate in battle.^[4][5]
  • Level 1: ×1.1 bonus
  • Level 2: ×1.25 bonus
  • Level 3: ×2 bonus

Encounter Power

• Forces a specific type of Pokémon to spawn, if possible.^[6][7]
  • Level 1: 50% to force spawn.
  • Level 2: 75% to force spawn.
  • Level 3: 100% to force spawn.

Exp. Point Power

• Increases the Experience received for defeating a specific type of Pokémon.^[8]
  • Level 1: x1.1 bonus
  • Level 2: x1.3 bonus
  • Level 3: x1.5 bonus

Item Drop Power

• Increases the chance for a specific type of Pokémon to drop 1 additional item.^[9]
  • Level 1: 25% increase
  • Level 2: 50% increase
  • Level 3: 100% increase

Raid Power

• Increases the item rewards from Tera Raid Battles.^[9]
  • Level 1: 1 extra item
  • Level 2: 2 extra items
  • Level 3: 3 extra items

Humungo Power

• Increases the chance of large size Pokémon to appear in the wild.^[10][11]
  • Level 1: Scale 128-255
  • Level 2: Scale 160-255
  • Level 3: Scale 192-255

Teensy Power

• Increases the chance of small size Pokémon to appear in the wild.^[10][11]
  • Level 1: Scale 0-127
  • Level 2: Scale 0-95
  • Level 3: Scale 0-63

Sparkling Power

Main article: Shiny Pokémon → Generation IX

• Increases the chance for Shiny Pokémon to appear in the wild.^[12][13]
  • Level 1: 1 additional Shiny roll
  • Level 2: 2 additional Shiny rolls
  • Level 3: 3 additional Shiny rolls

Title Power

Main article: Mark → Generation IX

• Increases the chances of wild Pokémon to generate with a mark.^[14][15]
  • Level 1: 1 additional Mark roll
  • Level 2: 2 additional Mark rolls
  • Level 3: 3 additional Mark rolls

References

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