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'''Chocolate''', also called '''Chocolump''' or '''Chocochomp''', is a recurring HP recovering item in the ''[[Mana (series)|Mana]]'' series. They make their first appearance in ''[[Secret of Mana]]''. They restore some [[HP]] to a character, but always more than [[Candy|candies]]. They are usually depicted as brown chocolate bars with or without in their silver wrapper.
'''Chocolate''', also called '''Pak'n Choco''', '''Chocolump''', or '''Chocochomp''', is a recurring HP recovering item in the ''[[Mana (series)|Mana]]'' series. They make their first appearance in ''[[Secret of Mana]]''. They restore some [[HP]] to a character, but always more than [[Candy|candies]]. They are usually depicted as brown chocolate bars with or without in their silver wrapper.


==History==
==History==
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*'''Buy''': 30 GP (Neko: 60 GP)
*'''Buy''': 30 GP (Neko: 60 GP)
*'''Sell''': 20 GP
*'''Sell''': 20 GP
*'''Description''': recover '''250 HP''' to one ally
*'''Effect''': recover '''250 HP''' to one ally
*'''Places to buy''': [[Forest of Seasons]] • [[Gold City]] • [[Kakkara]] • [[Lofty Mountains]] • [[Mana Palace]] • [[Mandala]] • [[Matango]] • [[Moogle Village]] • [[Neko's Crystal Forest Branch]] • [[Neko's General Store]] • [[Northtown]] • [[Republic of Tasnica]] • [[Southtown]] • [[Todo Village]]
*'''Places to buy''': [[Forest of Seasons]] • [[Gold City]] • [[Kakkara]] • [[Lofty Mountains]] • [[Mana Palace]] • [[Mandala]] • [[Matango]] • [[Moogle Village]] • [[Neko's Crystal Forest Branch]] • [[Neko's General Store]] • [[Northtown]] • [[Republic of Tasnica]] • [[Southtown]] • [[Todo Village]]
*'''Item Drop''' from [[Beast Zombie]] • [[Blue Drop]] • [[Dark Ninja]] • [[Dark Stalker]] • [[Eggatrice]] • [[Emberman]] • [[Eye Spy]] • [[Grave Bat]] • [[Griffin Hand]] • [[Kimono Bird]] • [[Metal Crawler]] • [[Mushgloom]] • [[Mystic Book]] • [[Nitro Pumpkin]] • [[Pebbler]] • [[Red Drop]] • [[Robin Foot]] • [[Shellblast]] • [[Silktail]] • [[Spider Legs]] • [[Turtlance]] • [[Wizard Eye]]
*'''Item Drop''' from [[Beast Zombie]] • [[Blue Drop]] • [[Dark Ninja]] • [[Dark Stalker]] • [[Eggatrice]] • [[Emberman]] • [[Eye Spy]] • [[Grave Bat]] • [[Griffin Hand]] • [[Kimono Bird]] • [[Metal Crawler]] • [[Mushgloom]] • [[Mystic Book]] • [[Nitro Pumpkin]] • [[Pebbler]] • [[Red Drop]] • [[Robin Foot]] • [[Shellblast]] • [[Silktail]] • [[Spider Legs]] • [[Turtlance]] • [[Wizard Eye]]


===''Trials of Mana''===
===''Trials of Mana''===
[[File:Chocolate icon TOM remake sprite.png|100px|thumb|HD sprite]]
The sweet treat returns in ''Trials of Mana'' where they recover '''300 HP'''<sup>2D</sup> / '''500 HP'''<sup>3D</sup> to a single party member. They are again slightly more expensive than their weaker candy counterpart.


===''Sword of Mana''===
In the 2D version, the sweet treat can be grown from the [[Magic Pot]] by planting an [[Item Seed]]. In the 3D version, chocolates can also sprout from the magic pot should the player use either an item seed, a [[Silver Item Seed|silver]], [[Gold Item Seed|gold]] or [[Rainbow Item Seed|rainbow item seed]]. They can also frequently be found by collecting [[Sparkle|sparkles]], opening [[Treasure chests|chests]], or by breaking [[Urns|red urns]], especially in early to mid game.


===''Children of Mana''===
{|width=55% class="wikitable"
|-
|width=10%|'''Buy''' || 40 lucre<sup>2D</sup>/50 lucre<sup>3D</sup>
|-
|'''Sell''' || 20 lucre<sup>2D</sup> / 12 lucre<sup>3D</sup>
|-
|'''Effect''' ||  Restore '''300 HP'''<sup>2D</sup> / '''500 HP'''<sup>3D</sup> to a party member.
|-
|'''Places to buy''' || [[Alrant]] • [[Altena]] • [[Beiser]] • [[Beiser's Night Market]]<sup>3D</sup> • [[Diin]] • [[Dior]] • [[Dwarf Village (Trials of Mana)|Dwarf Village]]<sup>3D</sup> • [[Jadd Stronghold]] • [[Mintas]] • [[Palo]] • [[Pedda]] • [[Sirhtan]] • [[Tomato Town]] • [[Valsena]]
|-
|'''Item Drop''' || [[Antversary (Trials of Mana)|Antversary]]<sup>2D</sup> • [[Beetman (Trials of Mana)|Beetman]]<sup>2D</sup> • [[Cerberus (Trials of Mana)|Cerberus]] • [[Chobin Hood (Trials of Mana)|Chobin Hood]]<sup>2D</sup> • [[Copper Knight (Trials of Mana)|Copper Knight]] • [[Dragodon (Trials of Mana)|Dragodon]] • [[Gold Bulette (Trials of Mana)|Gold Bulette]] • [[Howler (Trials of Mana)|Howler]]<sup>2D</sup> • [[Molebear (Trials of Mana)|Molebear]]<sup>2D</sup> • [[Petit Poseidon (Trials of Mana)|Petit Poseidon]] • [[Prime Slime (Trials of Mana)|Prime Slime]]<sup>2D</sup> • [[Rabite (Trials of Mana)|Rabite]]<sup>2D</sup> • [[Sea Serpent (Trials of Mana)|Sea Serpent]] • [[Shadow Zed (Trials of Mana)|Shadow Zed]]<sup>2D</sup> • [[Shamanion (Trials of Mana)|Shamanion]] • [[Shape Shifter (Trials of Mana)|Shape Shifter]]<sup>2D</sup> • [[Silkspitter (Trials of Mana)|Silkspitter]] • [[Silverwolf (Trials of Mana)|Silverwolf]] • [[Tanpole (Trials of Mana)|Tanpole]] • [[Tomatoman (Trials of Mana)|Tomatoman]] • [[Tonpole (Trials of Mana)|Tonpole]] • [[Wolfmahn (Trials of Mana)|Wolfmahn]]
|-
|{{hover|'''Magic Pot'''|Can this item be grown from the magic pot?}} || <span style="color:Green;">'''Yes'''</span> ([[Item Seed]]<sup>2D</sup>/Item, [[Silver Item Seed|Silver]], [[Gold Item Seed|Gold]], or [[Rainbow Item Seed|Rainbow Item Seeds]]<sup>3D</sup>)
|-
|'''{{hover|Sparkles/<br>Chests/Urns|The number in parentheses indicate the amount of this item found in sparkles, chests, or red urns}}''' || [[Alrant]] (1) [[Altena]] (1) • [[Astoria]] (1) • [[Beiser]] (3) • [[Beuca Island]] (3) • [[Burning Sands]] (2) • [[Cascade Cavern]] (2) • [[Celestial Peak]] (2) • [[Chartmoon Tower]] (1) • [[Crystal Desert (Trials of Mana)|Crystal Desert]] (1) • [[Dark Castle]] (1) • [[Dior]] (2) • [[Dragonsmaw]] (1) • [[Duskmoon Forest]] (2) • [[Dwarf Tunnels]] (1) • [[Dwarf Village (Trials of Mana)|Dwarf Village]] (1) • [[Fiery Gorge]] (3) • [[Frostbite Fields]] (1) • [[Gusthall]] (3) • [[Jadd Stronghold]] (1) • [[Jungle of Visions]] (3) • [[Koropokkur Woods]] (1) • [[Labyrinth of Ice]] (1) • [[Labyrinth of Ice]] (1) • [[Lampbloom Woods]] (2) • [[Laurent]] (2) • [[Laurent Secret Base]] (3) • [[Lowenburg]] (2) • [[Mirage Palace]] (1) • [[Molebear Moors]] (5) • [[Nevarl Fortress]] (2) • [[Night Cavern]] (3) • [[Sanctuary of Mana (Trials of Mana)|Sanctuary of Mana]] (3) • [[Seaside Cavern]] (1) • [[Shimmering Ruins]] (3) • [[Sirhtan]] (1) • [[Palo]] (2) • [[Rabite Forest]] (2) • [[Temple of Light]] (1) • [[Stonesplit Gap]] (1) • [[Valsena]] (4) • [[Wendel (Trials of Mana)|Wendel]] (2) • [[Woods of Wandara]] (3)
|}


===''Dawn of Mana''===
===''[[Legend of Mana]]''===
Now called '''Pak'n Choco''', they are now only item drops from monsters and restore a decent amount of HP to the protagonist on contact.
 
*'''Effect''': Automatically restore a medium amount of HP to the protagonist.
* '''Item Drop''' from [[Chocobo (Legend of Mana)|Chocobo]], [[Lizardon (Legend of Mana)|Lizardon]], [[Rattler Boa (Legend of Mana)|Rattler Boa]],  [[Shadow Zero (Legend of Mana)|Shadow Zero]], [[Tomato Man (Legend of Mana)|Tomato Man]].
 
===''[[Sword of Mana]]''===
The name changes again in ''Sword of Mana'' for '''Chocolump''' and they restore '''80 HP''' to an ally. They can be bought in most shops and are frequently dropped by enemies.
 
*'''Buy''': 10 L
*'''Sell''': 5 L
*'''Effect''': Restore '''80 HP''' to a party member.
*'''Places to buy''': All item shops.
*'''Item drop''' from [[Ghoul (Sword of Mana)|Ghoul]], [[Griffin Hand (Sword of Mana)|Griffin Hand]], [[Hell Hound (Sword of Mana)|Hell Hound]], [[High Granz Soldier (Sword of Mana)|High Granz Soldier]], [[Imp (Sword of Mana)|Imp]], [[Petit Poseidon (Sword of Mana)|Petit Poseidon]], [[Sabre Kitty (Sword of Mana)|Sabre Kitty]], [[Sahagin (Sword of Mana)|Sahagin]], [[Turtle Shelly (Sword of Mana)|Turtle Shelly]], [[Werewolf (Sword of Mana)|Werewolf]]
 
===''[[Children of Mana]]''===
Now called '''Chocochomp''', they can restore '''100 HP''' to the hero. They can only be purchased in the [[Mana Village]] or found inside objects or by defeating certain enemies.
 
*'''Buy''': 200 L
*'''Sell''': ?
*'''Effect''': Restore '''100 HP''' to the protagonist.
*'''Places to buy''': [[Golden Goods]]
*'''Item drop''' from ?
 
===''[[Dawn of Mana]]''===
'''Chocochomps''' now restore 50% of [[Keldric]]'s max HP and can be found by breaking objects or by defeating enemies.
 
===''[[Echoes of Mana]]''===
A chocolate would restore a medium amount of HP to a single [[Units (Echoes of Mana)|ally]].


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==Gallery==
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Revision as of 00:03, January 18, 2024

Chocolate
Pakkun chocolate SD3 artwork.png
Artwork from Trials of Mana
First appearance Secret of Mana (1993)
Latest appearance Trials of Mana (2020)
Location(s) Various
Effect Restores some HP
Related items
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Chocolate, also called Pak'n Choco, Chocolump, or Chocochomp, is a recurring HP recovering item in the Mana series. They make their first appearance in Secret of Mana. They restore some HP to a character, but always more than candies. They are usually depicted as brown chocolate bars with or without in their silver wrapper.

History

Secret of Mana

Chocolate made their debut in Secret of Mana where they would restore 250 HP to a single party member. They can be bought in mid to late towns' item shops for 30 GP or from Neko for 60 GP apiece.

Trials of Mana

HD sprite

The sweet treat returns in Trials of Mana where they recover 300 HP2D / 500 HP3D to a single party member. They are again slightly more expensive than their weaker candy counterpart.

In the 2D version, the sweet treat can be grown from the Magic Pot by planting an Item Seed. In the 3D version, chocolates can also sprout from the magic pot should the player use either an item seed, a silver, gold or rainbow item seed. They can also frequently be found by collecting sparkles, opening chests, or by breaking red urns, especially in early to mid game.

Buy 40 lucre2D/50 lucre3D
Sell 20 lucre2D / 12 lucre3D
Effect Restore 300 HP2D / 500 HP3D to a party member.
Places to buy Alrant • Altena • Beiser • Beiser's Night Market3D • Diin • Dior • Dwarf Village3D • Jadd Stronghold • Mintas • Palo • Pedda • Sirhtan • Tomato Town • Valsena
Item Drop Antversary2D • Beetman2D • Cerberus • Chobin Hood2D • Copper Knight • Dragodon • Gold Bulette • Howler2D • Molebear2D • Petit Poseidon • Prime Slime2D • Rabite2D • Sea Serpent • Shadow Zed2D • Shamanion • Shape Shifter2D • Silkspitter • Silverwolf • Tanpole • Tomatoman • Tonpole • Wolfmahn
Magic Pot Yes (Item Seed2D/Item, Silver, Gold, or Rainbow Item Seeds3D)
Sparkles/
Chests/Urns		 Alrant (1) Altena (1) • Astoria (1) • Beiser (3) • Beuca Island (3) • Burning Sands (2) • Cascade Cavern (2) • Celestial Peak (2) • Chartmoon Tower (1) • Crystal Desert (1) • Dark Castle (1) • Dior (2) • Dragonsmaw (1) • Duskmoon Forest (2) • Dwarf Tunnels (1) • Dwarf Village (1) • Fiery Gorge (3) • Frostbite Fields (1) • Gusthall (3) • Jadd Stronghold (1) • Jungle of Visions (3) • Koropokkur Woods (1) • Labyrinth of Ice (1) • Labyrinth of Ice (1) • Lampbloom Woods (2) • Laurent (2) • Laurent Secret Base (3) • Lowenburg (2) • Mirage Palace (1) • Molebear Moors (5) • Nevarl Fortress (2) • Night Cavern (3) • Sanctuary of Mana (3) • Seaside Cavern (1) • Shimmering Ruins (3) • Sirhtan (1) • Palo (2) • Rabite Forest (2) • Temple of Light (1) • Stonesplit Gap (1) • Valsena (4) • Wendel (2) • Woods of Wandara (3)

Legend of Mana

Now called Pak'n Choco, they are now only item drops from monsters and restore a decent amount of HP to the protagonist on contact.

Sword of Mana

The name changes again in Sword of Mana for Chocolump and they restore 80 HP to an ally. They can be bought in most shops and are frequently dropped by enemies.

Children of Mana

Now called Chocochomp, they can restore 100 HP to the hero. They can only be purchased in the Mana Village or found inside objects or by defeating certain enemies.

  • Buy: 200 L
  • Sell: ?
  • Effect: Restore 100 HP to the protagonist.
  • Places to buy: Golden Goods
  • Item drop from ?

Dawn of Mana

Chocochomps now restore 50% of Keldric's max HP and can be found by breaking objects or by defeating enemies.

Echoes of Mana

A chocolate would restore a medium amount of HP to a single ally.

Gallery

  • Secret of Mana artwork

  • Dawn of Mana artwork

  • Secret of Mana sprite

  • Secret of Mana HD sprite

  • Trials of Mana sprite

  • Trials of Mana HD sprite

  • Legend of Mana sprite

  • Sword of Mana sprite

  • Children of Mana sprite

  • Children of Mana sprite

  • Dawn of Mana sprite

  • Echoes of Mana sprite

  • Riesz in her Vanadis class holding a Chocolate bar.

  • Twitter's Echoes of Mana item showcase

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
Japanese ぱっくんチョコ
Pakkunchoko		 Pakkun Chocholate
Spanish Gofre
Italian Cioccolatino Chocolates
Rabite icon EOM artwork.png Randi --"Whoa! What's a Rabite doing in a place like this?"
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SeoM items
General Barrel • Candy • Chocolate • Cup of Wishes • Faerie Walnut • Flammie Drum • Royal Jam • Magic Rope • Medical Herb • Midge Mallet • Moogle Belt
Special Sea Hare's Tail • Gold Tower Key
ToM items
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Enemy Oils Chobin Oil • Matango Oil • Marmpoto Oil • Poto Oil • Tezla Oil • Ton Oil • Wolfiend Oil
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Seeds ??? Seed • Flying Item Seed • Gear Seed • Gold Item Seed • Magic Seed • Mysterious Seed • Rainbow Item Seed • Silver Item Seed • Item Seed
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Key items Ferry Flute • Flammie Drum • Minor Mallet • Mirage Mirror • Moogle Pin • Nitromyte
SwoM items
Recovery Angel Grail • Chocolump • Gumdrop • Gummifrog • Honey Elixir • Magic Walnut • Prestoveggie • Stardust Herb
Mystery Amigo Whistle • Blink Weed • Potent Posy • Tiny Tapper • Tone Stone
Trait coins Dark Coin • Earth Coin • Fire Coin • Light Coin • Moon Coin • Water Coin • Wind Coin • Wood Coin
Spirit icons Dryad Icon • Gnome Icon • Jinn Icon • Luna Icon • Salamander Icon • Shade Icon • Undine Icon • Wisp Icon
Meats Animal Meat • Bird Meat • Demon Meat • Dragon Meat • Fish Meat • Mixed Meat • Lizard Meat • Insect Meat • Magical Meat • Morph Meat • Odd Meat • Phantom Meat • Rotten Meat • Spicy Meat • Thin Meat • Though Meat
Summons Gaia Card • Matilda Card • Olbohn Card • Pokiehl Card • Rosiotti Card • Selva Card • Tote Card
Seeds Big Seed • Crooked Seed • Flat Seed • Long Seed • Oblong Seed • Round Seed • Small Seed • Spiny Seed
Fruits Applesocks • Bellgrapes • Boarmelon • Cherry Bombs • Citrisquid • Diceberry • Fishy Fruit • Kittypie • Loquat-Shoes • Mangolephant • Orange'opus • Peach Puppy • Pine O'Clock • Rhinoloupe • Rocket Papaya • Springanana
Veggies Bumpkin • Cabbadillo • Conchurnip • Cornflower • Garlicrown • Heart Mint • Honey Onion • Lilipods • Masked Potato • Needlettuce • Orcaplant • Spade Basil • Spiny Carrot • Squalphin • Toadstoolshed • Whalamato
Raw material Altena Alloy • Altena Felt • Animal Bone • Animal Hide • Ankh Aerolite • Ash Wood • Centaur Hide • Charcoal • Crystal • Baobab Wood • Black Bone • Dion Wood • Dragon Scale • Elephant Tusk • Fish Scale • Forcena Iron • Fossil • Fossil Wood • Gator Skin • Granz Steel • Hal Aerolite • Holly Wood • Jadd Hemp • Jake Aerolite • Lizard Scale • Lorimar Iron • Maia Lead • Marble • Menos Bronze • Mistletoe Wood • Mythril Silver • Oak Wood • Obsidian • Orichalcum • Pedan Stone • Pegasus Hide • Snake Scale • Sultan Silk • Topple Cotton • Vinek Aerolite
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Other Barbecued Newt • Barbecued Tail • Black Mask • Blood Pouch • Bubu Worm • Cancun Feather • Courtney's Letter • Dark Geode • Dudbears Gold • Earth Geode • Fire Geode • Glittering Armor • Glittering Helm • Glittering Sword • Honey • Invoice • Keepsake Pendant • Kurt's Letter • Light Geode • Moondrop • Moon Geode • Silver Knife • Sword of Mana • Water Geode • Wind Geode • Wood Geode
CoM items
General Angel's Grail • Chocochomp • Gumdrop • Magic Walnut • Pep Root • Stardust Herb
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DoM items
General Angel's Grail • Blue Crystal • Chocochomp • Green Crystal • Gumdrop • Honey Brew • HP Medal • MP Medal • POW Medal
Special Gold Key • Rare Pet Egg • Main Key • Pet Egg • Sub Key
Arena objects Blade Maw • Crescent Barrier • Firecroaker • Gemini Hammer • Hugshell • Pine o' Clock • Secret Vault • Spike o' Sphere
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