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So today I learned about something called miracle fruit (though they also go by miracle berry?), which apparently after eaten, makes sour foods taste sweet

They look like this

Okay, I gotta see a Cookie Run character based on this thing

#or I might use it myself #cookie run #cookie run ovenbreak #cookie run kingdom #miracle fruit #miracle berry #random stuff #random informational that isn’t very in depth bc i’m bad at research

Pokemon Card of the Day #2910: Miracle Berry (Neo Genesis)

Miracle Berry was a Tool that, when attached to a Pokemon, healed the conditions Asleep, Confused, Paralyzed, and Poisoned. You could choose to use it at any time between turns or it would be used automatically at the start of the turn, meaning that you could choose whether to avoid something like Poison damage between turns. You usually wanted to, but occasionally you'd want that extra 10 damage for, say, a Steelix that you were then going to attach Memory Berry to once the Miracle Berry gone.

Generally, though, Miracle Berry wasn't worth using in most decks. There was a bit of an argument for it to help against Dark Gengar or heal conditions set by Crobat, so it wasn't entirely useless or anything. Other cards were more likely to be useful in a wider array of situations, so it was just crowded out of most lists. If really worried about those decks, though, Miracle Berry wasn't the worst idea.

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The Miracle Berry, or synsepalum dulcificum, is a fruit from West Africa which contains the taste modifier Miraculin. When you eat the fruit, the miraculin molecules bind to the tongue causing sour foods to taste sweet. – WTF Fun Facts Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synsepalum_dulcificum