Yoyleberries (Yoylese: ᖙyᖙ-]p]ᨉᨉᖙ) are an exotic species of berry fruit in Battle for Dream Island. They are used as a primary ingredient in Yoylecake, Yoylestew, and Yoyleberry Pie, though they can also be consumed fresh.
Yoyleberries are exclusively found growing in bushes within Yoyleland, though they can be grown from Yoyleseeds, which sprout into new Yoyleberry bushes. While Yoyleberries were first referenced as an ingredient for Yoylecake in "The Glistening", their first major appearance was in "Get Digging", when Gelatin, Needle, and Puffball traveled to Yoyleland to harvest them for the contest.
There are also several variations of the Yoyleberry, one of which is known as the Dream Berry.
Effects[]
The consumption of a Yoyleberry is said to have extreme side effects, the most noticeable being the transformation of the consumer's bodily composition into a strange metal called Yoyle Metal. This unknown material is immune to Freeze Juice, invincible to lasers, resistant to Four's Zappies, and provides immunity to zombie bites and zombification.
Yoyle Metal is extremely heavy, making characters affected by the Yoyleberry's anomalous effects unable to jump high or run efficiently.
Coverage[]
The Yoyleberries first appeared in "The Glistening" when Leafy held one while explaining how they are an ingredient in Yoylecake.
In "Get Digging", the chosen prize on the Prize Wheel is Yoyleseeds, which grow into Yoyleberries. The episode's challenge is to make Yoylestew, which Book notes requires Yoyleberries. Gelatin and Needle travel to Yoyleland by flying on Puffball, where they pluck several Yoyleberries from bushes. They are forced to retreat when Needle accidentally provokes Leafy, who throws knives at them.
In "Get in the Van", Leafy mentions that she returned to the Plains because she was tired of eating Yoyleberries.
In "Well Rested", Firey Speaker Box is given Yoyleberries to resemble the Announcer, as the Announcer wanted to keep his undercover status secret. Ruby misinterprets this as Firey Speaker Box enjoying Yoyleberries and throws several at him. These berries are then used as the prize for Cake at Stake, but they become electrified due to surrounding Firey Speaker Box. Tennis Ball eats an electrified Yoyleberry and dies.
In "Intruder Alert", when Bomby is painted purple, Nickel refers to him as a "cute little Yoyleberry."
In "Intruder Alert" and "Meaty", Yoyleseeds are once again a possible prize on the Prize Wheel. In "Meaty", Pencil feeds Firey a Yoyleberry to prevent him from burning down the Weak Trembling Fortress.
In "Catch These Hands", one of the possible prizes on the Prize Wheel is Yoyleberry Pie.
The Yoyle Transit that appears in "Well, Look Who It Is!" has signs that depict a Yoyleberry.
In "🥚", one of Leafy's ingredients for her ice cream sundae is a container with a Yoyleberry symbol on it.
Yoyleberries make their first major appearance since BFDIA in "Gardening Zero", when Team8s visit Yoyleland. Barf Bag picks a Yoyleberry from a bush, much to Needle's fear, likely due to her past experience in "Get Digging" or possibly because of the berries' side effects. Barf Bag clarifies that she is not eating the berry but keeping it as a souvenir.
In "The Great Goikian Bake-Off", Basketball instructs Snowball to go to Yoyleland using one of the teleportation bracelets from "Gardening Zero" so he can eat a Yoyleberry and become immune to Four's zaps.
Trivia[]
- It is currently unknown how the Yoyleberry species grow and diversify in the main hostile environment of Yoyleland, where there is an extreme lack of sunlight.
- Yoyleberries made a cameo in "The JingJing Squisher (10 year anniversary)", where Ruby expressed her love for them.
- A Yoyleberry appeared as a recommended character in "Getting Teardrop to Talk". However, like other characters related to Yoyleland (e.g., Yoylecake and Yoyle Pie), it was depicted as a cardboard cutout.
- The only known way to reverse the effects of Yoyleberries without dying is to eat a yellow tomato.
- Yoyleberries are mentioned by Barf Bag to be worth more than their weight in gold to collectors, likely due to their rarity outside of Yoyleland.
- Yoyleberries appear in the BFDI-themed floor of the Roblox game Regretevator as part of the collaboration.
Gallery[]
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| Yoyleland | |
|---|---|
| Locations | Aerospace Manufacturing Plant, Evil Here Hotel, Grotato Farm, New & Improved Supershop, Science Museum, Weak Trembling Fortress, Yoyle City (Buildings), Yoyle Fountain, Yoyleland, Yoyle Mountain, Yoyle Tower, Yoyle Transit, Yoyle Woodland |
| Items | Enhancement L-Yoy-Ser, Flag of Yoyleland, Leafy's Map, Wall Teleporter, Yoyleberry, Yoylecake, Yoyle Chess, Yoylite, Yoyle Oil, Yoyleseeds, Yoylestew |
| Languages | Yoylese, Yoyle Dance |
| Other | Noctiluca yoylean, Yoyle Metal, Yoyleans |