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- Fruits can be used as ingredients for Juju Potions. Fruits can be small purple pieces that resemble grapes to large red pieces that resemble flowers or tomatoes. In the third game, fruits are the same as the second game, but the Dream World plants that gave out Mana Spheres in the second game now give out fruit.
- Fruits are items scattered around the Tomba! series that heal and give Tomba 100 Adventure Points each when obtained in the first game, but only heal him in the second game. They can be found in various places; like hanging in trees and lying on top of platforms. They can also be found in Pump Rocks in the first game, and in the pipe muzzles in Pipe Area in the second game, but a charged strike from a weapon is needed to make them appear.
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- Fruits can be used as ingredients for Juju Potions. Fruits can be small purple pieces that resemble grapes to large red pieces that resemble flowers or tomatoes. In the third game, fruits are the same as the second game, but the Dream World plants that gave out Mana Spheres in the second game now give out fruit.
- Fruits are items scattered around the Tomba! series that heal and give Tomba 100 Adventure Points each when obtained in the first game, but only heal him in the second game. They can be found in various places; like hanging in trees and lying on top of platforms. They can also be found in Pump Rocks in the first game, and in the pipe muzzles in Pipe Area in the second game, but a charged strike from a weapon is needed to make them appear. File:Red fruit sprite (Tomba! 2).png File:Blue fruit sprite (Tomba! 2).png There are two types of fruits
* Red fruits are more common than blue fruits and heals 1 HP.
* Blue fruits are less common than red fruits and heals 2 HP.
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