History Main / ManaPotion

* In some ''VideoGame/KingdomHearts'', games, enemies can drop balls that restore MP. That is in addition to the Ether potions crossed over from the ''Franchise/FinalFantasy'' series. In games that don't have MP, but still have some form of ability meter, Ether is instead used to heal that.

* Blackberries are the most common example of this in the ''Franchise/StarOcean'' series, but various other potions and [[HyperactiveMetabolism food and drink]] also serve this role.

* In ''Gobli's Adventure'', the sample game that came with the Playstation version of RPGMaker, Blue Berries serve this role to Red Berries' HealingPotion.

* Peter Jacob of ''VideoGame/EternalDarkness'' can find a Magickal Elixir which complete restores his ManaMeter, with five doses available to you. Very useful, since his chapter concludes with a WizardDuel.

* In ''VideoGame/TheElderScrolls'', Potion of Magicka is a blue potion which restores Magicka.

* ''Radiant Historia'' has the Herbal/Special/Superior Tea, as well as the Celestial Tea/Oil/Dew (arranged by tier).

* Radiant Historia has the Herbal/Special/Superior Tea, as well as the Celestial Tea/Oil/Dew (arranged by tier).

* Piero's Spiritual Remedy in ''VideoGame/{{Dishonored}}''.

* Present in Artix Entertainment's [[VideoGame/AdventureQuest high]] [[VideoGame/DragonFable fantasy]] [[VideoGame/AdventureQuestWorlds games]]. Of course, this being Artix Entertainment, it's frequently {{Lampshaded}} and PlayedForLaughs.

* ''Literature/AMagesPower'': If a mage needs a boost in a hurry, they can down a bottle of Mana Juice! [[UrbanFantasy Availiable at your local convenience store]]

* ''{{VideoGame/Bayonetta}}'' has the [[PowerUpFood Purple Magic]] [[EroticEating lollipops]].

* In first two ''Franchise/BioShock'' games, this purpose is served by the EVE Hypos. [[HyperactiveMetabolism Consuming certain drinks or smoking]] will also restore small amounts of mana at the expense of health.

* Blue vials and jars in ''VideoGame/ShovelKnight'' restore respectively 5 MP and 30 MP.

* During [[SpiritWorld the Fade]] sections in the ''Franchise/DragonAge'' series, you often encounter [[AppliedPhlebotinum lyrium]] outcroppings that instantly restore your mana to full.

The amount can vary, from just a fraction of a ManaMeter or one use of a low level spell, to restoring all the magic points or restoring all uses of every level spell. If there is a range of these items, the lower level restoring ones will cost less and be more plentiful in [[InexplicableTreasureChests Treasure Chests]] and [[RandomlyDrops Random Item Dropping]] (although in most games, healing items of the same level tend to be more common).

* In the first ''VideoGame/{{Wild ARMs}}'' game a Magic Carrot restores MP (later games had you build up magic).

* Mana Leaves/Seeds/Roots/Extracts from the ''VideoGameShadowHearts'' trilogy

* Tass in ''[[{{Webcomic/Morphe}} morphE]]'', it tastes great mixed in with tea.

* ''[[Literature/AMagesPower A Mage's Power]]'': If a mage needs a boost in a hurry, they can down a bottle of Mana Juice! [[UrbanFantasy Availiable at your local convenience store]]

* The ''FinalFantasy'' games restore magic with the item "Ether", and the more powerful "X-Ether". Some games have other variants as well.

* in ''VideoGame{{Pokemon}}'' games, you can find various kinds of Ethers and Elixirs in item balls. Ethers restore part of a move's PP, while Max Ethers restore all of it. Elixirs and Max Elixirs restore some and all PP to all moves, respectively. Especially handy for the Elite Four, and you can't buy them in the shops. Most games since the third let you grow Leppa berries, which do the same thing, making Ethers rather obsolete.

* in ''VideoGame{{Pokemon}}'' games, you can find various kinds of Ethers in item balls. Some restore part of a move's PP, some restore all of it, and the strongest restore all a move's PP. Especially handy for the Elite Four, and you can't buy them in the shops. Most games since the third let you grow Leppa berries, which do the same thing, making Ethers rather obsolete.