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The '''Medical Herb''', also known as the '''Prestoveggie''', is a recurring recovery item in the ''Mana'' series. Available since the very first game, this strange root resembling a radish or common carrot is known to cure various status ailments not directly caused by magic. It cannot reverse magic effects such as time manipulation, defense breakdown, or offense breakdown.
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{{Item infobox
|image=[[File:Medical Herb SOM artwork.png|250px]]<br>Artwork from ''Secret of Mana''
|first_appearance=''[[Secret of Mana]]'' (1993)
|latest_appearance=''[[Trials of Mana (remake)|Trials of Mana]]'' (2020)
|location=Various
|effect=Cures [[Status aliments|status aliments]]
|related=[[Unicorn Horn]]
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The '''Medical Herb''', also known as the '''Prestoveggie''' or '''Pep Root''', is a recurring recovery item in the ''Mana'' series. Available since the very first game, this strange root resembling a radish or common carrot is known to cure various status ailments not directly caused by magic. It cannot reverse magic effects such as time manipulation, defense breakdown, or offense breakdown.


A much weaker variant, the '''Antidote''', debuted in ''[[Final Fantasy Adventure]]'', where it was called a '''Potion of Pure''', with the icon for a potion set to the left. Its only function is neutralizing [[Poison (status)|poison]].
A much weaker variant, the '''Antidote''', debuted in ''[[Final Fantasy Adventure]]'', where it was called a '''Potion of Pure''', with the icon for a potion set to the left. Its only function is neutralizing [[Poison (status)|poison]].


==History==
===''Secret of Mana''===
*Buy: 10 GP (Neko: 20 GP)
*Sell: 6 GP
*Description: cures status aliments
*Places to buy: [[Dwarf Village (Secret of Mana)|Dwarf Village]] • [[Forest of Seasons]] • [[Gold City]] • [[Haunted Forest]] • [[Kakkara]] • [[Kippo Village]] • [[Lofty Mountains]] • [[Mana Palace]] • [[Mandala]] • [[Matango]] • [[Moogle Village]] • [[Neko's Crystal Forest Branch]] • [[Neko's General Store]] • [[Northtown]] • [[Pandora]] • [[Potos Village]] • [[Republic of Tasnica]] • [[Southtown]] • [[Todo Village]] • [[Witch's Castle]]
*Drops: [[Beast Zombie]] • [[Bomb Bee]] • [[Chess Knight]] • [[Crawler]] • [[Eggatrice]] • [[Eye Spy]] • [[Ghoul]] • [[Green Drop]] • [[Howler]] • [[Lullabud]] • [[Mad Mallard]] • [[Nemesis Owl]] • [[Pumpkin Bomb]] • [[Sand Stinger]] • [[Steelpion]] • [[Trap Flower]] • [[Weepy Eye]] • [[Zombie]]
===''Trials of Mana''===
===''Sword of Mana''===
===''Children of Mana''===
==Gallery==
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Medical Herb SOM sprite.png|''Secret of Mana'' sprite
Medical Herb TOM sprite.png|''Trials of Mana'' sprite
Prestoveggie Sword of Mana sprite.png|''Sword of Mana'' sprite
Pep Root COM sprite.png|''Children of Mana'' sprite
Pep Root large COM sprite.png|''Children of Mana'' sprite
</gallery>
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Revision as of 02:57, February 5, 2022

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Medical Herb
Medical Herb SOM artwork.png
Artwork from Secret of Mana
First appearance Secret of Mana (1993)
Latest appearance Trials of Mana (2020)
Location(s) Various
Effect Cures status aliments
Related items
Unicorn Horn

The Medical Herb, also known as the Prestoveggie or Pep Root, is a recurring recovery item in the Mana series. Available since the very first game, this strange root resembling a radish or common carrot is known to cure various status ailments not directly caused by magic. It cannot reverse magic effects such as time manipulation, defense breakdown, or offense breakdown.

A much weaker variant, the Antidote, debuted in Final Fantasy Adventure, where it was called a Potion of Pure, with the icon for a potion set to the left. Its only function is neutralizing poison.

History

Secret of Mana

Trials of Mana

Sword of Mana

Children of Mana

Gallery

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