Establishing Pokedex on Earth Chapter 36 - 33 — Berry Blender and Crafting module

A/N: dear readers You may skip this chapter if you are not interested in types of pokeblocks and crafted items.

Aakash POV

After dinner, after reassuring Mom for the fiftieth ti and making sure Sagar didn't accidentally electrocute the ceiling fan with his new Pikachu, I finally retreated into my room.

The mont I shut the door—

DING.

A notification I hadn't checked earlier pulsed in the corner of my vision.

I blinked.

"Oh right… I didn't even check the rewards…"

I sat on my bed, exhaled, and opened the system panel.

[ SYSTEM NOTIFICATION – QUEST COMPLETE ]

Quest: Stabilize Human–Pokémon Relations (Early Stage)

Status: Completed

Reward:✔ Crafting Module Unlocked

My eyebrows shot up.

"It was completed. Now he had both Crafting module and Berry Blender unlocked"

This was huge.

Crafting Module ant actual item production—Pokéball upgrades in the future, dicine variants, battle tools…

Berry Blender ant Pokéblocks.

Useful Pokéblocks.

Real stat-enhancing, morale-boosting, energy-restoring Pokéblocks.

My heart picked up speed.

I opened the Berry Blender first.

A holographic interface appeared:

[ Berry Blender – Basic Tier ]

Insert berries to create Pokéblocks with specific effects.

A list unfolded.

I scanned through them, smiling slowly.

RED POKÉBLOCKS (Spicy)

Recipe Base: Cheri, Tamato, Leppa, Spelon

Effects

Boosts muscle developnt

Increases stamina & ATP regeneration

Enhances physical attack power

Slightly boosts aggressiveness & confidence

Fire-, Fighting-, Dragon-types tabolize this extrely well

Young Pokémon grow physically faster

Best Use Cases

Sprinting drills, physical sparring

Training Growlithe, Machop, Mankey

Recovery after muscle injuries

Preparing police / military Pokémon for field work

💧 BLUE POKÉBLOCKS (Dry / Beauty)

Recipe Base: Chesto, Oran, Kelpsy, Pamtre

Canon Effect Preserved

Enhances fur, scale, feather quality

Necessary for Feebas → Milotic evolution

Improves hydration, skin elasticity, and calmness

Best Use Cases

Water-types, Flying-types

Pokémon performing in public roles

Healing Rapidash's burns, Pidgeotto's feathers

🍬 PINK POKÉBLOCKS (Sweet)

Recipe Base: Pecha, Watl, Nanab

Effects

Emotional stability

Ideal for juvenile growth

Calms anxiety, reduces fear

Encourages bonding, obedience

Improves sleep cycles

Strengthens Fairy-, Normal-, Psychic-type resonance

Best Use Cases

Nursery Pokémon, rescued Pokémon

Pokémon dealing with trauma

Helping Chikorita heal emotionally

🍃 GREEN POKÉBLOCKS (Bitter)

Recipe Base: Rawst, Apicot, Hondew

Effects

Enhances cognitive developnt

Sharpens senses (sll, hearing, perception)

Boosts tracking ability

Stabilizes Aura flow (helpful for future Lucario-line)

Helps Grass-, Dark-, Psychic-, Ghost-types

Best Use Cases

Tracking units (Growlithe)

Teaching complex moves

Helping psychic Pokémon increase control

🍋 YELLOW POKÉBLOCKS (Sour)

Recipe Base: Aspear, Sitrus, Iapapa

Effects

Strengthens bones & ligants

Enhances endurance, lung capacity

Improves toxin resistance

Rock-, Ground-, Steel-types benefit greatly

Toughens overall physical structure

Best Use Cases

Rhyhorn defense training

Construction/rescue work Pokémon

Long mission preparation

⚫ BLACK POKÉBLOCKS (Failure Mix)

Recipe Base: Mixed / incompatible berries

Effects

Extrely filling

Basic nutritional content only

No stat benefit

Tastes terrible

Best Use Cases

Ergency food dumps for wild Pokémon

Conservation operations

⭐ GOLD POKÉBLOCKS (High-Rarity / Premium)

Recipe Base: 4 rare berries – Pamtre, Watl, Durin, Belue

Effects

Complete growth enhancer

Boosts energy, stamina, ntal clarity, digestion

Mild increase in potential (similar to IV boost)

Used by elite trainers, breeders, military units

Best Use Cases

Peak training

High-level evolution preparation

Pokémon with great potential (like Pidgeotto, Pikachu squad)

Type-Specialized Pokéblocks

These are crafted by adding one extra berry or ingredient matching the type.

Example:Red Pokéblock Charcoal powder → Fire-Type Pokéblock

Below are effects for each type:

🔥 Fire-Type Pokéblock

Increases fla temperature

Enhances tabolic rate

Helps with Fire Fang, Ember, Flathrower training

Recipes often include Charcoal, Tamato, Spelon

🌊 Water-Type Pokéblock

Improves hydration control

Gives smoother movent in water

Enhances Aqua Jet speed

Often includes Kelpsy, Cornn, Lum

🌿 Grass-Type Pokéblock

Improves photosynthesis efficiency

Strengthens vines, leaves, spores

Helps with Chlorophyll activation

Often uses Rawst, Qualot, Lum powder

⚡ Electric-Type Pokéblock

Improves internal electricity storage

Speeds up nerve impulses

Enhances Thunder Shock, Quick Attack

Crafted using Chesto, Sitrus, Electirizer flakes

🪨 Rock-Type Pokéblock

Enhances mineral absorption

Increases skin hardness (like keratin armor)

Helps with Rollout, STAB rock moves

Made using Aspear, Sitrus, crushed Hard Stones

🛡️ Steel-Type Pokéblock

Increases tal ion efficiency (iron, nickel)

Strengthens armor plating

Helps with Iron Defense, tal Claw

Made using Aspear Iron Dust

💪 Fighting-Type Pokéblock

Boosts muscle tension & explosive strength

Allows better control of ki / aura

Uses Tamato, Leppa, Salac

🧠 Psychic-Type Pokéblock

Enhances neural focus, telepathy range

Improves fine control for psychic moves

Uses Hondew, Apicot, TwistedSpoon shavings

🦇 Dark-Type Pokéblock

Improves night vision

Enhances stealth and emotional suppression

Uses Rawst, Ganlon, Dusk essence

👻 Ghost-Type Pokéblock

Stabilizes ectoplasm

Enhances phasing ability

Boosts spectral energy

Uses Spelon, Hondew, Spirit Dust

🐉 Dragon-Type Pokéblock

Strengthens draconic core energy

Enhances elental control

Helps molt/scale growth

Uses Tamato, Durin, Dragon Fang shavings

Within these type were classifications like Basic, training grade, high, premium. I

dumped the small collection of berries I had gathered over the expedition.

It wasn't much.

Definitely not enough for premium batches.

But enough to strengthen the team's bodies, minds, and emotional state.

Tonight, I needed three specific types:

🔥 Red Pokéblocks (Training-Grade)

To strengthen muscles & stamina.

🍋 Yellow Pokéblocks (Training-Grade)

To increase endurance & bone strength.

🍬 Pink Pokéblocks (Training-Grade)

To calm emotional instability after a life-or-death battle.

Encourages bonding and obedience

Boosts early-life growth → infants develop better

The system displayed the selectable recipes.

Training-Grade Red Pokéblock

Tamato Leppa CheriStrong spicy blend→ boosts physical growth attack strength

Training-Grade Yellow Pokéblock

Aspear Sitrus Iapapa→ enhances bone density toxin resistance endurance.

For curiosity, I opened the advanced recipes:

🍬 Standard Pink

Pecha ×2 Nanab(Simple, basic, daily)

🍬 High-Quality ("Cute Max")

Watl Pecha Nanab(For hatchlings & trauma recovery)

🍬 Premium Pink (Fanfic-exclusive)

Watl Belue Pecha Sweet Essence(Daycare-level, elite bonding, extrely rare)

I didn't have Watl or Belue, so I stuck to the training-grade version.

⏳ 40 Minutes Later

A small pile of colorful geotric cubes filled my desk.

Red (Training-Grade) × 20

Yellow (Training-Grade) × 20

Pink (Training-Grade) × 20

Total: 60 PokéblocksEnough… but just barely.

I counted the Pokémon under my care.

Current total at ho: 9 Pokémon

Pidgeotto

Mankey

Pikachu ×2

Rhyhorn ×2

Eevee ×2

Tangela

Feeding all of them even one block each would consu huge batches.

This entire set would last barely two days.

I needed more berries.

A LOT more berries.

Apricorn Forest would beco my cultivation base, but that was a plan for later.

For now?

I needed the entire team to stabilize after the Arbok battle.

For at least one week, I would give everyone Pokéblocks daily.

After that, only my core four would continue daily supplentation:

Pidgeotto, Rhyhorn Leader, Pikachu, and Mankey

The rest would get scheduled feeding depending on their training roles.

I stored all Pokéblocks neatly into containers.

Then I opened the Crafting Module

The interface unfolded like a blueprint exploding into existence.

Rows of tabs.Hundreds of subcategories.Tools. Materials. Recipes.

My breath caught.

This wasn't just the Berry Blender.

This… was a factory.

A portable, unseen factory I alone could access.

📘 Crafting Module Categories

A scroll bar appeared—absurdly tiny compared to the endless list beneath it.

• Pokéball RecipesDozens of them.Basic, Great, Ultra, Heavy, Fast, Tir, Nest, Dusk, Luxury…Even special ones like Friend Ball, Heal Ball, and Net Ball.

• dicine CraftingPotions → Potion, Super Potion, Hyper Potion, even Max PotionStatus Heals → Antidote, Paralyze Heal, Awakening, Burn HealSpecial → Full Heal, Revival Herb refinent (dangerous but possible)

• Battle ItemsX-Attack, X-Defense, Guard Spec. (but expensive to produce)

• Held Item Refinentstal Coat, Electrizer, Magmarizer, Charcoal

There was even Spatial bags.

I leaned back slowly.

"This… this is insane."

Poké Ball

Ingredients:

1 Apricorn ( ✔ had bag full )

1 Tumblestone ( ✔ collected near mountain zone )

Great Ball

Recipe:

1 Apricorn

1 Great Tumblestone (blue variant)

1 Iron Chunk

Heavy Ball

Recipe:

1 Apricorn

1 Black Tumblestone ( ✔ found near the Venusaur zone )

1 Iron Chunk

The mont I saw the recipes, my brain started running on instinct.

These weren't complicated.

They were simpler than I expected.

The hardest part wasn't the crafting.

It was the forging—cleaning tumblestone chunks, shaping apricorn shells, and sealing circuits.

Which is exactly why I gathered craftsn.

Tomorrow, I needed them.

But tonight…I wanted to try making at least one Pokéball myself.

I placed my palm on the crafting panel.

A soft humming sound—like a magnetic field spinning—whirred around the desk.

A new prompt appeared:

[ Would you like to craft: Poké Ball (x1)? ]Yes / No

I selected Yes.

Apricorn.Tumblestone.

I placed them on the crafting platform.

A soft click.

A dull red-and-brown Poké Ball sat in my palm.

Round.Warm.Perfect.

A genuine, functional Poké Ball.

Made right here in my room.

I turned it over.

The seam aligned perfectly.The button clicked with a subtle electrical pulse—the capture lattice activating.

I exhaled slowly.

In one week, with trained workers, we could make 200–300 balls.

In one month…?

India would have its first fully operational Pokéball supply chain.

Not Ga Freak tech.Not Silph Co.Not Devon Corp.

Our own.

I crafted 10 more balls before stopping:

Poké Ball × 8Heavy Ball × 2

Just to test the recipes.

The Heavy Ball weighed as much as a brick.But the mont I pressed the button—

The pressure inside told its capture force was far higher than a regular Ball.

Not useful for flying Pokémon.

But for bulky ones…This was a monster.

I stretched, cracked my shoulders, and glanced at the ti.

2:13 AM.

"…I need to sleep."

Tomorrow:

• Teach craftsn forging technique• Build our first production line• Departnt structure eting

I powered down the panel.

The newly crafted Pokéballs sat neatly on the table.

Simple.

But historic.

The first Pokéballs ever made in India… sat in my bedroom right now.

I slid under the covers.

Tangela curled at my feet.Mankey dropped from the cupboard onto the pillow.Pikachu hopped onto my chest.Pidgeotto rested quietly inside her Pokéball.

I smiled tiredly.

"Tomorrow… we start building sothing big."

Sleep claid in seconds.