Honey
Summary
Honey is a consumable item in the Pokémon series that first appeared in Generation IV. Its primary function is to attract wild Pokémon when used in certain locations, specifically on Honey Trees in the Sinnoh region. By slathering Honey on a Honey Tree, players can return later (usually after six hours) to potentially encounter a wild Pokémon that is drawn to the sweet scent. Some of these Pokémon are exclusive or have increased encounter rates when Honey is used, such as Munchlax, Burmy, and Combee.
Special Effects: 1. Wild Pokémon Encounters: Honey facilitates unique wild Pokémon encounters on Honey Trees, offering opportunities to catch rare species not commonly found in regular tall grass encounters. 2. In-Game Locations: In Sinnoh, 21 Honey Trees are scattered throughout the region where players can use Honey to attract Pokémon.
Additional Interesting Facts: 1. In-Battle Use: Unlike many other consumable items, Honey does not have
Effect
Used outside of battle : Immediately triggers a wild Pokémon battle, as long as the trainer is somewhere with wild Pokémon—i.e., in tall grass, in a cave, or surfing. Can be smeared on sweet-smelling trees to attract tree-dwelling Pokémon after six hours.
Used outside of battle : Immediately triggers a wild Pokémon battle, as long as the trainer is somewhere with wild Pokémon—i.e., in tall grass, in a cave, or surfing. Can be smeared on sweet-smelling trees to attract tree-dwelling Pokémon after six hours.
Fling Information
Fling Power: 30
Game Descriptions
Item Details
- Cost 900
- Category Dex Completion
Game Appearances
| Generation | Game Index |
|---|---|
| Generation IV | 94 |
| Generation V | 94 |
| Generation VI | 94 |
| Generation VII | 94 |
| Generation VIII | 94 |