Nanab Berry “Feed this to a Pokemon to calm it down, making it less erratic.” The first of the two new berries, Nanab berries slow the Pokemon that you encounter in the wild down.

Pokemon GO added two new berries in its Gen 2 update. Here's how to get the Pinap Berry and Nanab Berry, and what they do.

Niantic Labs has released a massive update for its mobile game, adding both new Pokemon and items into Pokemon GO. Find out more about the items here.

This guide dives into the five main berries: Razz, Nanab, Pinap, Golden Razz, and Silver Pinap. We'll explain what each berry does, and when to use them strategically to maximize your capture ...

Learn about each of the different types of Berry in Pokemon: Let's Go, including what they're for and how they can be used.

Looking to try out the new berries of Pokemon GO's Gen 2 update? Here's how to get the Nanab Berry, and what it does when you use it.

Pokemon GO may have several different berries to feed Pocket Monsters in-game, but the Nanab Berry stands as the most derided.

Razz Berry: Makes Wild Pokemon easier to catch. Nanab Berry: Slows Wild Pokemon’s moves to make easier to cat Pinap Berry: Doubles candy received after a successful catch.

That's where berries come in. One of the major additions coming to Pokemon Go via the update announced today by Niantic is the addition of two new berry types: Nanab Berries and Pinap Berries.

Nanab Berry Resembling a banana, the Nanab Berry serves as a slight variation of the ‘increasing odds of capturing Pokemon’ idea.

Another good time to use the nanab berry is when you're up against a Pokemon known for running away, like Abra, which has a 99 percent flee rate. The berry can make a catch possible before the ...

HOW TO FARM FOR BERRIES IN POKEMON LETS GO PIKACHU AND EEVEE The first location ideal for farming Berries can be found on Route 16/17, which is located west of Celadon City.