Legendary Pokémon

Berries and Pokéblocks

Ruby/Sapphire introduced a new type of berries. These can be plant and grow in trees, given to Pokémon to cure them in battles or used for Pokéblocks. Berries can be found in many places. You can find them in berrytrees or get them from these people:

• Kiri in Sootopolis City (2 daily)
• Berry Master (2 daily)
• Berry Master's wife (1 daily)
• Boy on Route 114 (1 daily)
• Girl on Route 111 (1 daily)
• Girl on Route 120 (1 daily)
• Flower Shop (1 daily)
• Gentleman in Lilycove City (1 daily)

However they can also be found on wild Pokémon like Numel or Vulpix. Berries need time to grow when planted and if you water them every few hours with the Wailmer Pail (Flower Shop) you will get extra berries. Some Berries have field effects such as curing or healing Pokémon. Berries are also usefull for contests because they are used to make Pokéblocks wich raise Pokémon's status. You can find a Berryblender in every Contest House (Verdanturf, Fallarbor, Slateport, Lilycove). Just talk to the one with people using it (the other one is used to make Pokéblocks with friends via a Game Link), select the berry you want and then try to get as many double circles and circles as you can. The fastest the speed of the Berryblender the better the Pokéblock. Be careful what Pokéblocks you feed a Pokémon as it can only eat a limited amount.
For complete description of each berry, Pokéblocks it can be used to make and growth times check the Berrydex below:

1 - Cheri 2 - Chesto 3 - Pecha 4 - Rawst 5 - Aspear 6 - Leppa 7 - Oran 8 - Persim 9 - Lum 10 - Sitrus 11 - Figy 12 - Wiki 13 - Mago 14 - Aguav 15 - Iapapa 16 - Razz 17 - Bluk 18 - Nanab 19 - Wepear 20 - Pinap 21 - Pomeg 22 - Kelpsy 23 - Qualot 24 - Hondew 25 - Grepa 26 - Tamato 27 - Cornn 28 - Magost 29 - Rabuta 30 - Nomel 31 - Spelon 32 - Pamtre 33 - Watmel 34 - Durin 35 - Belue 36 - Liechi 37 - Ganlon 38 - Salac 39 - Petaya 40 - Apicot 41 - Lansat 42 - Starf 43 - Enigma 44 - Pumkin 45 - Drash 46 - Eggant 47 - Strib 48 - Chilan 49 - Nutpea 50 - Ginema 51 - Kuo 52 - Yago 53 - Touga 54 - Niniku 55 - Topo

Pokéblocks' effect changes depending on their color and level. Here's a list of their effects (Note: some Pokéblocks only appear if you Berryblender with a friend):

• Red raises Cool.
• Blue raises Beauty.
• Pink raises Cute.
• Green raises Smart.
• Yellow raises Tough.
• Indigo raises Cute & Beauty.
• Brown raises Smart & Cute.
• Purple raises Cool & Smart.
• LiteBlue raises Tough & Smart.
• Olive raises Cool & Tough.
• Gold raises 2 stats depending on berries used.
• Gray raises 3 stats depending on berries used.
• Black raises 3 stats depending on berries used.

Pokémon also have likes and dislikes depending on their nature. Here's a list of what Pokémon likes which Pokéblock:

• Red: Adamant, Brave, Naughty, Lonely.
• Blue: Mild, Modest, Rash, Quiet.
• Pink: Hasty, Jolly, Naive, Timid.
• Green: Calm, Careful, Gentle, Sassy.
• Yellow: Bold, Impish, Lax, Relaxed.
• Purple: Same as Red and Blue.
• Indigo: Same as Blue and Pink.
• Brown: Same as Pink and Green.
• LiteBlue: Same as Green and Yellow.
• Olive: Same as Yellow and Red.
• Gold: Depends.
• Grey: Depends.
• Black: Depends.
• None: Bashful, Hardy, Quirky, Serious.

And because sometimes their flavor changes here's another list of which Pokémon likes what flavor and what not:

Likes

• Bitter (Smart)
  • Calm
  • Careful
  • Gentle
  • Sassy
• Dry (Beauty)
  • Mild
  • Modest
  • Rash
  • Quiet
• Sour (Though)
  • Bold
  • Impish
  • Lax
  • Relaxed
• Spicy (Cool)
  • Adamant
  • Brave
  • Lonely
  • Naughty
• Sweet (Cute)
  • Hasty
  • Jolly
  • Naive
  • Timid

Dislikes

• Bitter (Smart)
  • Adamant
  • Careful
  • Impish
  • Jolly
• Dry (Beauty)
  • Hasty
  • Gentle
  • Lonely
  • Mild
• Sour (Though)
  • Lax
  • Naive
  • Naughty
  • Rash
• Spicy (Cool)
  • Bold
  • Calm
  • Modest
  • Timid
• Sweet (Cute)
  • Hasty
  • Naive
  • Quiet
  • Timid

Getting berries from berrytrees

The inside of a Contest House

Using the Berryblender

The Pokéblock case (found in Verdanturf)