The Corruption Orb, Blue Stone, Twinkie, Saltwater Bucket, Pinkan Berries, and Chocolate Bar are Corrupting Items, a special class of Rare Evolution Items used to "corrupt" the eggs of certain Pokémon, turning them into Novelty Pokémon eggs. In this context, the corruption does not have any negative side effects towards hatching the Pokémon; the Novelty Pokémon that emerges tends to have "evil", "feral", or other undesirable properties that make it stand out from its non-Corrupted counterpart.
Mechanics[]
Use of a Corrupting Item resets the affected egg's maturity to zero, while retaining all other statistics (and adding a "Corrupted" event on the Pokémon's timeline). Consequently, any user that has interacted with that egg cannot click on the corrupted egg unless they have used the Odd Incense. The first use of a Corrupting Item unlocks the "Corrupter" achievement.
Corruption Orbs[]
The first two Corrupted Pokémon, Primal Dialga and Shadow Lugia, were released as straight-forward Novelty Pokémon during the now-retired Events system. Because they could not be bred, the administrators released the Corruption Orb, which could be used on regular Dialga and Lugia eggs to turn them into the eggs of their "evil" counterparts. Two additional Corrupted Pokémon, Fake Groudon and Zombidofo, were released soon afterwards.
Corruption Orbs were first made available by opening Black Chests. They can now be found additionally in the Underground or the Prize Shop for 10 Prize Points. Users can also purchase them from the Back Room for 15,000 points.
Icon | Name | Price[1] | Description |
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Corruption Orb | 15,000 | A strange dark purple orb that radiates a very eerie power. |
- A Corruption Orb is one of the items that must be found during a particular Exploration; like all other Exploration Items, this one cannot be used for anything but advancement to the next Exploration task.
Original Egg | Corrupted Egg | Normal Sprite | Shiny Sprite |
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Lugia | Shadow Lugia | ||
Groudon | Fake Groudon | ||
Dialga | Primal Dialga | ||
Bidofo | Zombidofo |
Blue Stone[]
The Blue Stone is a unique Corrupting Item exclusive to Zergoose, transforming its egg to a Feral Zergoose egg and producing a more "attack"-based version of the Novelty Pokémon. The item was introduced as the prize for the August 2010 Shiny Pichu Race, and the corrupted Pokémon introduced soon afterwards.
Blue Stones can be found randomly when hatching Zangoose or Zergoose eggs; otherwise, like the Corruption Orb, they can be purchased from the Back Room for 15,000 points or the Prize Shop for 10 Prize Points. This item was also handed out as a consolation prize for the March/April Shiny Race for hatching over 1,000 eggs.
Icon | Name | Price[1] | Description |
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Blue Stone | 15,000 | A bright, blue stone. It glows brightly when near a certain similarly-designed egg. |
Original Egg | Corrupted Egg | Normal Sprite | Shiny Sprite |
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Zergoose | Zergoose [Feral] |
Twinkie[]
The Twinkie is a unique Corrupting Item exclusive to Pidgey, transforming its egg to a Pudgy Pidgey egg and producing a more rotund version of the Pokémon. The item was introduced as the award for completing the The Passionate Duo exploration, although the actual Pokémon was made available immediately as the prize for the May 2012 Site-wide Shiny Hunt. They can also be found in the Prize Shop for 10 Prize Points, and like the other Corrupting Items, can be purchased in the Back Room for 15,000 Points.
Icon | Name | Price[1] | Description |
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Twinkie | 15,000 | A sponge cake filled with cream. Delicious, but don't eat too many! |
Original Egg | Corrupted Egg | Normal Sprite | Shiny Sprite |
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Pidgey | Pudgy Pidgey |
Saltwater Bucket[]
The Saltwater Bucket is a unique Corrupting Item exclusive to Gible, transforming its egg to an Ekralyp egg and producing a more aquatic version of the Pokémon. This item was introduced as a prize for July 2014 Site-Wide Shiny Hunt. They can also be found in the Prize Shop for 10 Prize Points and can be purchased in the Back Room for 15,000 Points.
Icon | Name | Price[1] | Description |
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Saltwater Bucket | 15,000 | A tin bucket filled to the brim with undrinkable, liquid despair. |
Original Egg | Corrupted Egg | Normal Sprite | Shiny Sprite |
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Gible | Ekralyp |
Pinkan Berries[]
The Pinkan Berries are a corrupting item that can be used on a Rhyhorn egg, making it into a Pinkan Rhyhorn egg. This berry can be obtained through the exploration A Study in Pink, which was released on June 21, 2015. They can also be found in the Prize Shop for 10 Prize Points and the Back Room for 15,000 Points.
Icon | Name | Price[1] | Description |
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Pinkan Berries | 15,000 | It's a special type of fruit from Pinkan Island! |
Original Egg | Corrupted Egg | Normal Sprite | Shiny Sprite |
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Rhyhorn | Pinkan Rhyhorn |
Chocolate Bar[]
The Chocolate Bar is a unique Corrupting Item exclusive to Miltank, transforming its egg to a Chocolate Miltank egg and producing a sweets-based version of the Pokémon. This item was introduced for Easter on March 26, 2016[2]. This item can be found randomly when hatching Miltank, in the Prize Shop for 10 Prize Points, or in the Back Room for 15,000 Points.
Chocolate Miltank is unique in that it is the only corruptible Novelty that can breed more of itself. However, the species is female-only, so it must be bred with another Pokémon species or Ditto.
Icon | Name | Price[1] | Description |
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Chocolate Bar | 15,000 | A bar of delicious, high-quality chocolate. |
Original Egg | Corrupted Egg | Normal Sprite | Shiny Sprite |
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Miltank | Chocolate Miltank |