Pokémon Sword and Shield fact: Tea made from Gossifleur’s pollen is a common folk medicine remedy in the Galar region

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Developed by Game Freak, Pokémon Sword and Pokémon Shield will be launching simultaneously on November 15, 2019, worldwide exclusively for Nintendo Switch. Meanwhile,  to continue promoting the upcoming duo of Pokémon games, The Pokémon Company is sharing more facts about new Galar Pokémon over the next few days. Check out the embedded tweets and read on below to learn more:

Gossifleur’s pollen has a healing effect that works on both people and Pokémon! Tea made from this pollen is a common folk medicine remedy in the Galar region.

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Source: @Pokemon

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