Leek
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Leek

Leek is a held item in Pokemon Champions limited to Farfetch'd and Sirfetch'd. The long, stiff stalk raises the critical-hit ratio of the holder's moves, offering a passive route to extra damage without setup moves or ability rolls. It sells in the shop for 700 VP with no additional unlock requirement, so weighing that cost against other held items is the main decision for a Sirfetch'd or Farfetch'd build.

Shop purchase700 VPShop 700 VP

Leek: The Farfetch'd and Sirfetch'd Held Item That Boosts Critical-Hit Ratio in Pokemon Champions

A hold item restricted to Farfetch'd and Sirfetch'd that boosts the critical-hit ratio of their moves.Hold Item effect

Leek Effect and Inventory Role in Pokemon Champions

Leek is a hold item with a narrow, well-defined effect: it raises the critical-hit ratio of moves used by Farfetch'd or Sirfetch'd. Reading its category, holder restriction, and effect together makes clear what the item changes in practice and what it does not, giving the Leek detail a concrete meaning beyond a one-line label.

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In-game effect
“An item to be held by Farfetch'd or Sirfetch'd. This very long and stiff stalk of leek boosts the critical-hit ratio of their moves.”

Best for

Damage, survivability, or speed control

When it fires

Equipped before the match

Profile

Battle equipment

A quick read on what this hold itemdoes, when it fires, and whether it's consumed.

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ConsumableNo
Battle phaseIn-battle
Shop availability and what the 700 VP price means for planning around Farfetch'd and Sirfetch'dShop purchase

How Leek Is Acquired in Pokemon Champions

Leek comes from a single acquisition route: purchase from the shop for 700 VP, with no additional unlock requirement attached. Knowing that sourcing is straightforward changes how the item reads in practice — availability from a shop means the crit-boost for Farfetch'd and Sirfetch'd is a spending decision, not a hunt. Use this context to weigh the VP cost against other hold-item priorities before committing.

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Source

Shop purchase

Purchased from an in-game shop using Champion currency.

Shop price700 VP
Location

Recorded location

Shop 700 VP

AvailabilityBuyable in shop
Unlock

No unlock gate

This item is available without progression gates once you reach the right source.

GateOpen
Compare Leek against related held items and nearby critical-hit and Farfetch'd-focused options before locking in a build choice.Hold Item6 suggestions

Items Similar to Leek in Pokemon Champions

Leek is a held item restricted to Farfetch'd and Sirfetch'd that raises the critical-hit ratio of their moves, so useful comparisons focus on items with overlapping roles: other critical-hit supports, general held items, and options that serve similar planning purposes in a set. Use the related items alongside Leek's own effect and shop cost of 700 VP to judge where it fits and where an alternative might serve a different purpose.

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Evaluate Leek Against Other Held Items for Your Sirfetch'd Build

Before spending 700 VP, compare Leek's critical-hit boost with other held item options for Farfetch'd and Sirfetch'd. Reviewing holder eligibility, shop availability, and the effect's reliability helps clarify whether the investment supports a given battle plan or whether a more general item serves the set better.

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