Ice pop
| Ice pops アイスキャンディ Ice candy | ||
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| Daily Training | Mo | — |
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| One-Minute Cooking | Nom Nom with Dracozolt | |
| Slow Cooking | Munna's Munchies | |
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Ice pops (Japanese:アイスキャンディ Ice candy) are a kind of gimmick that appears in Pokémon Café ReMix.
Characteristics
Description
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Stages
Ice pops have two stages. They do not multiply nor revert back to previous stage.
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Clearability
Ice pops are immune to most Pokémon combos. Megaphones, Café skills, Boosters and combos made by Pokémon with the Ice pops Specialty gimmick will advance them to their next stage; they need to be hit twice to clear them. Puzzle powers will clear them immediately.
Movability
Ice pops are stationary. They will remain in a fixed position throughout the duration of the order or until they are cleared.
Containers
Ice pops act as a container. Whenever they are present in a puzzle they will always be containing some kind of icon: a Pokémon icon or another gimmick.
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Trappability
Ice pops cannot be contained by other gimmicks.
As a Specialty gimmick
Effects
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| Gimmick | Effect 1 | Effect 2 | Effect 3 | Effect 4 | Effect 5 |
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Take up to 2 to their next stage by making a combo next to them.
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Take up to 3 to their next stage by making a combo next to them.
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Take up to 4 to their next stage by making a combo next to them.
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Take up to 5 to their next stage by making a combo next to them.
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Take up to 6 to their next stage by making a combo next to them.
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List of Pokémon that have Ice pops as their Specialty gimmick
| Pokémon with Specialty gimmick
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| Specialty | Pokémon | Slot 1 | Slot 2 | Slot 3 | Hidden gimmick |
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 Soft antique |
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 Commemorative chef |
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 Lunar festival |
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 Halloween |
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 Good fortune |
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 Zygarde (50% Forme) |
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 Spring flower |
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 Elegant soiree |
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 Bread basket |
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 Bread basket 
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 Ampharos |
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 Graceful summer |
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 Festive New Year |
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In Main Orders
Ice pops do not appear in Main Orders, Master Café Mode or Training Orders.
In Extra Orders
Ice pops do not appear in Extra Orders.
In Daily Training
Ice pops do not appear in Daily Training.
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In One-Minute Cooking
In Slow Cooking
Trivia
- Every Pokémon that has the Ice pops Specialty gimmick have it as their third Specialty gimmick.
- There are no Generation I or Generation V Pokémon with the Ice pops Specialty gimmick.
In other languages
| Language | Title | |
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| Japanese | アイスキャンディ | |
| Mandarin Chinese | 冰棒 | |
| French | Glaces à l'eau | |
| German | Wassereis | |
| Italian | I Ghiaccioli | |
| Korean | 아이스바 | |
| Spanish | Polo | |
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