Pokéblocks are primarily used to increase a Pokémon's condition in one of five areas: Cool, Beauty, Cute, Smart, and/or Tough, for Pokémon Contests.

Pokéblocks are made by mixing berries with one to three other people in a Berry Blender, found at Contest Halls. Once berries are selected, the center of the blender will spin. When the blender's arow points to your marker, one can push their button to make it spin faster. The faster it spins, the better the Pokéblock. Once it is done, each person recieves a Pokéblock.

The flavor and color of Pokéblock depends on the berries used to make the Pokéblock. Pokéblocks can have more than one flavor, but the "Pure" Pokeblocks will be Red, Blue, Pink, Green, and Yellow. Red Pokéblocks will taste Spicy, and raise Coolness, Blue taste Dry and raise Beauty, Pink taste Sweet and raise Cuteness, Green taste Bitter and raise Smartness, Yellow taste Sour and raise Toughness. Pokéblocks of two flavors will be one of five other colors. Purple Pokéblocks are mostly Spicy, Indigo are mostly Dry, Brown are mostly Sweet, LiteBlue are mostly Bitter, and Olive are mostly Sour. Grey Pokéblocks have three flavors, White Pokéblocks have four. Black Pokéblocks are very low-level Pokéblocks formed when more than one of the same kind of berry is used in the blender, or when the Pokéblock has no flavor. Gold Pokéblocks are very high-level Pokéblocks.

The Level of a Pokéblock depends on the berries used and the speed of the Berry Blender. One can make higher-level Pokéblocks using different berries with the same kind of flavor. The Level will also increase as the speed of the blender increases. A higher level Pokéblock will increase the Pokémon's condition more than a lower level Pokéblock.

The Feel of a Pokéblock depends on the berries used and the number of people using the Berry Blender. Berries that have a stronger flavor (Typically the more rare berries) will create Pokéblocks with a higher Feel. The more people blending together, the lower the Feel. A Pokémon can only eat so many Pokéblocks, as indicated by stars that eventually circle the Pokémon when checking its condition in the PokéNav. The higher the Feel of a Pokéblock, the faster it will fill a Pokémon up. More low-feel Pokéblocks can be fed to a Pokémon than high-feel ones.

Pokémon of different Natures will prefer different Pokéblocks flavors. If the Pokémon happilly eats the Pokéblock, its condition will increase faster, whereas if it disdainfully eats the Pokéblock, its condition will raise slower.

Pokéblocks are used to prepare a Pokémon for Pokémon Contests by raising its condition in the category it will participate in. The better its condition, the better the Pokémon will perform in the preliminary judging.

Pokéblocks are also used in the Safari Zone in feeders to attract Pokémon of certain Natures. Also in the Safari Zone, Pokéblocks can be thrown at a Wild Pokémon to make it less likely to escape.

Finally, in order for the Pokémon Feebas to evolve into Milotic one must max out its Beauty condition.

Pokéblock List

• Black Pokéblock: A low level Pokéblock created when the 2 or more of the same type of berry is blended.
• Blue Pokéblock: A dry Pokéblock that raises Beauty.
• Brown Pokéblock: A strong sweet Pokéblock that raises Cuteness.
• Gold Pokéblock: A high level Pokéblock (above 60) which raises either Toughness or both Cuteness and Coolness.
• Grey Pokéblock: A three taste Pokéblock which raises 3 Stats.
• Green Pokéblock: A bitter Pokéblock which raises Smartness.
• Indigo Pokéblock: A strong dry Pokéblock which raises Beauty.
• LiteBlue Pokéblock: A strong bitter Pokéblock which raises Smartness.
• Olive Pokéblock: A strong sour Pokéblock that raises Toughness.
• Pink Pokéblock: A sweet Pokéblock that which raises Cuteness.
• Purple Pokéblock: A strong spicy Pokéblock that raises Coolness.
• Red Pokéblock: A spicy Pokéblock that raises Coolness.
• White Pokéblock: A four taste Pokéblock that raises 4 Stats.
• Yellow Pokéblock: A sour Pokéblock that raises Toughness.