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| Appears in | Ultimate |
Healing Field is an item introduced in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
Overview
The Healing Field has the appearance of a large bulb. When thrown on the ground, it creates a small grassy area which heals fighters as long as they stay in it.
Origin
While no such item exists in the Pokémon series, the Healing Field is based on Grassy Terrain, a move introduced in Generation VI: when used, it creates a field condition which heals every grounded Pokémon at the end of each turn for 5 turns.
