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The Berry Blender is a device found in Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire. It blends berries to make Pokéblocks, a treat that raises a Pokémon's condition for contests. To use it, a Pokéblock Case must be obtained, as well as a person to blend with. The faster the berries are blended, the lower the "feel", or texture will be of the berry. Level depends on how much the Pokéblock will raise a condition. The ideal Pokéblock has a lower feel and a high level. The color of the Pokéblock produced indicates what condition it will raise. Different kinds of Pokéblocks can be made, depending on which type of berry is put in. By experimenting with different berries, a variety of Pokéblocks can be made. All berry blenders are found in Contest Halls.

There are two berry blenders in all four contest halls. One of the two blenders allows berries to be blended with friends through a link cable. The other will have one or more NPCs standing around it. They will blend berries if there is no one else available. The berries they use are randomly chosen.

Blending

To make Pokéblocks, simply select a berry and put it in the blender. To properly blend berries, the A button must be pressed when the arrow attached to the disk in the center of the machine points to the station arrow controlled by the player.

- A red target-like circle is the equivalent of 'Perfect', and gives a large speed boost.

- A red circle is the equivalent of 'Good' and gives a smaller speed boost.

- A blue X is the equivalent of 'Miss', and results in the slowing of the blender.

The bar on the top of the blender shows how much time is left before the blending session is finished. The number on the bottom shows the speed of the blender.

Results

At the end of the blending, the results are displayed. The list of players/NPCs is displayed in order of quality hits. The individual results are the number of hits each player obtained. The berries used, the maximum speed, required time, and the Pokéblock that resulted.

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