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Where to get Nature Mints in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet

They've got all types of flavors.

Have you ever wondered why your Pokémon’s breath might have gone bad to the point where you’d like to offer them a mint? While this is an unlikely scenario for the near future, mints still have a purpose in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet.

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These items are perfect not just for keeping up your Pokémon companion’s hygiene, but also for increasing their battling capabilities. With new tough challenges to overcome as part of The Teal Mask DLC, there’s been no better time to stock up on mints.

Of course, you’ll need some Poké Dollars with you to acquire Mints. Once you’re financially ready here’s where you can get them.

Where to find Nature Mints in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet

You can get Nature Mints from an NPC in Montenevera in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet.

  • Make your way to the top of Glaseado Mountain.
  • Search for the Chansey Department Store, which will be toward the eastern edge of the town.
  • Enter the Chansey Department Store and choose “I’d like to buy.”
  • You’ll be presented with a list of mints available at the store.
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A Nature Mint costs 20,000 Poké Dollars, and so do the other types of Mints you can find in the store. While you’re at it, you can also pick one of the 22 Mints on display.

What do Mints do in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet?

Mints can be used to change a Pokémon’s stats. Considering Pokémon come with a variety of traits and power levels, mints end up being the key to getting that perfect roll. There are lots of different mints in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet and the Nature Mint is only one of them. Each Mint impacts different stats, so you’ll need to find the one that will adjust your Pokémon’s stats just the way you need them.

All Mints in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet

  • Adamant: Increases Attack, lowers Special Attack
  • Bold: Increases Defense, lowers Attack
  • Brave: Increases Attack, lowers Speed
  • Calm: Increases Special Defense, lowers Attack
  • Careful: Increases Special Defense, lowers Special Attack
  • Gentle: Increases Special Defense, lowers Defense
  • Hasty: Increases Speed, lowers Defense
  • Impish: Increases Defense, lowers Special Attack
  • Jolly: Increases Speed, lowers Special Attack
  • Lax: Increases Defense, lowers Special Defense
  • Lonely: Increases Attack, lowers Defense
  • Mild: Increases Special Attack, lowers Defense
  • Modest: Increases Special Attack, lowers Attack
  • Naive: Increases Speed, lowers Special Defense
  • Naughty: Increases Speed, lowers Special Defense
  • Quiet: Increases Special Attack, lowers Speed
  • Rash: Increases Special Attack, lowers Special Defense
  • Relaxed: Increases Defense, lowers Speed
  • Sassy: Increases Special Defense, lowers Speed
  • Timid: Increases Speed, lowers Attack

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