Sword & Shield

Bag

1152 items in 8 pockets

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PokéAPI records no locations for items, so this page cannot say where one is found. It has no held-item data for these games either. Pockets follow the modern bag, which the earlier games divided differently.

Poké Balls

38 items

Item	Effect
Standard balls
Master Ball	Catches a wild Pokémon every time.
Ultra Ball	Tries to catch a wild Pokémon. Success rate is 2×.
Great Ball	Tries to catch a wild Pokémon. Success rate is 1.5×.
Poké Ball	Tries to catch a wild Pokémon.
Safari Ball	Tries to catch a wild Pokémon in the Great Marsh or Safari Zone. Success rate is 1.5×.
Sport Ball	Tries to catch a Pokémon in the Bug-Catching contest in National Park. (Gen II: Park Ball)
Park Ball	Catches Pokémon in the Pal Park every time.
Poké Ball	--
Great Ball	--
Ultra Ball	--
Feather Ball	--
Wing Ball	--
Jet Ball	--
Heavy Ball	--
Leaden Ball	--
Gigaton Ball	--
Origin Ball	--
Strange Ball	--
Special balls
Net Ball	Tries to catch a wild Pokémon. Success rate is 3× for water and bug Pokémon.
Dive Ball	Tries to catch a wild Pokémon. Success rate is 3.5× when underwater, fishing, or surfing.
Nest Ball	Tries to catch a wild Pokémon. Success rate is 3.9× for level 1 Pokémon, and drops steadily to 1× at level 30.
Repeat Ball	Tries to catch a wild Pokémon. Success rate is 3× for previously-caught Pokémon.
Timer Ball	Tries to catch a wild Pokémon. Success rate increases by 0.1× (Gen V: 0.3×) every turn, to a max of 4×.
Luxury Ball	Tries to catch a wild Pokémon. Caught Pokémon start with 200 happiness.
Premier Ball	Tries to catch a wild Pokémon.
Dusk Ball	Tries to catch a wild Pokémon. Success rate is 3.5× at night and in caves.
Heal Ball	Tries to catch a wild Pokémon. Caught Pokémon are immediately healed.
Quick Ball	Tries to catch a wild Pokémon. Success rate is 4× (Gen V: 5×), but only on the first turn.
Cherish Ball	Tries to catch a wild Pokémon.
Dream Ball	Catches Pokémon found in the Dream World.
Beast Ball	Tries to catch a wild Pokémon. Success rate is 5× for Ultra Beasts and 0.1× for all other Pokémon.
Apricorn balls
Fast Ball	4× effectiveness on Pokémon with 100 or greater base speed. (Gen II: Roaming or Fleeing Pokémon). Made from Wht Apricorn.
Level Ball	Success rate based off of fraction target Pokémon is of user’s Pokémon. Made from Red Apricorn.
Lure Ball	3× effectiveness while fishing. Made from Blu Apricorn.
Heavy Ball	Has flat bonus or penalty to catch rate depending on weight class of target. Made from Blk Apricorn.
Love Ball	8× effectiveness on opposite sex, same species targets of the Active Pokémon. Made from Pnk Apricorn.
Friend Ball	Caught Pokémon start with 200 happiness. Made from Grn Apricorn.
Moon Ball	4× effectiveness on familes of Pokémon with a Moon Stone evolution. Made from Ylw Apricorn.

Medicine

98 items

Item	Effect
Healing
Potion	Restores 20 HP.
Full Restore	Restores HP to full and cures any status ailment and confusion.
Max Potion	Restores HP to full.
Hyper Potion	Restores 200 HP.
Super Potion	Restores 50 HP.
Fresh Water	Restores 50 HP.
Soda Pop	Restores 60 HP.
Lemonade	Restores 80 HP.
Moomoo Milk	Restores 100 HP.
Energy Powder	Restores 50 HP, but lowers happiness.
Energy Root	Restores 200 HP, but lowers happiness.
Berry Juice	Restores 20 HP.
Sweet Heart	Restores 20 HP.
Status cures
Antidote	Cures poison.
Burn Heal	Cures a burn.
Ice Heal	Cures freezing.
Awakening	Cures sleep.
Paralyze Heal	Cures paralysis.
Full Heal	Cures any status ailment and confusion.
Heal Powder	Cures any status ailment, but lowers happiness.
Lava Cookie	Cures any status ailment and confusion.
Old Gateau	Cures any status ailment and confusion.
Casteliacone	Cures any status ailment and confusion.
Lumiose Galette	Cures all major status ailments and confusion.
Shalour Sable	Cures any major status ailment and confusion.
Big Malasada	Cures major status ailments and confusion.
Pewter Crunchies	Pewter City’s famous crunchy snack. They can be used to heal all status conditions of a single Pokémon.
Revival
Revive	Revives with half HP.
Max Revive	Revives with full HP.
Revival Herb	Revives with full HP, but lowers happiness.
Sacred Ash	Revives all fainted Pokémon with full HP.
Max Honey	Honey that Dynamax Vespiquen produces. Adding this honey to Max Soup makes the taste very smooth. It also has the same effect as a Max Revive.
PP recovery
Ether	Restores 10 PP for one move.
Max Ether	Restores PP to full for one move.
Elixir	Restores 10 PP for each move.
Max Elixir	Restores PP to full for each move.
Vitamins
HP Up	Raises HP effort and happiness.
Protein	Raises Attack effort and happiness.
Iron	Raises Defense effort and happiness.
Carbos	Raises Speed effort and happiness.
Calcium	Raises Special Attack effort and happiness.
Rare Candy	Causes a level-up and raises happiness.
PP Up	Raises a move’s max PP by 20%.
Zinc	Raises Special Defense and happiness.
PP Max	Raises a move’s max PP by 60%.
Health Feather	Increases HP effort by 1.
Muscle Feather	Increases Attack effort by 1.
Resist Feather	Increases Defense effort by 1.
Genius Feather	Increases Special Attack effort by 1.
Clever Feather	Increases Special Defense effort by 1.
Swift Feather	Increases Speed effort by 1.
Ability Capsule	Switches a Pokémon between its two possible (non-Hidden) Abilities.
Health Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to a Pokémon, it will increase that Pokémon’s HP.
Mighty Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to a Pokémon, it will increase that Pokémon’s Attack stat.
Tough Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to a Pokémon, it will increase that Pokémon’s Defense stat.
Smart Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to a Pokémon, it will increase that Pokémon’s Sp. Atk stat.
Courage Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to a Pokémon, it will increase that Pokémon’s Sp. Def stat.
Quick Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to a Pokémon, it will increase that Pokémon’s Speed stat.
Health Candy L	A big candy that is packed with energy. When given to a Pokémon at Lv. 30 or higher, it will increase that Pokémon’s HP.
Mighty Candy L	A big candy that is packed with energy. When given to a Pokémon at Lv. 30 or higher, it will increase that Pokémon’s Attack stat.
Tough Candy L	A big candy that is packed with energy. When given to a Pokémon at Lv. 30 or higher, it will increase that Pokémon’s Defense stat.
Smart Candy L	A big candy that is packed with energy. When given to a Pokémon at Lv. 30 or higher, it will increase that Pokémon’s Sp. Atk stat.
Courage Candy L	A big candy that is packed with energy. When given to a Pokémon at Lv. 30 or higher, it will increase that Pokémon’s Sp. Def stat.
Quick Candy L	A big candy that is packed with energy. When given to a Pokémon at Lv. 30 or higher, it will increase that Pokémon’s Speed stat.
Health Candy XL	A huge candy that is packed with energy. When given to a Pokémon at Lv. 60 or higher, it will increase that Pokémon’s HP.
Mighty Candy XL	A huge candy that is packed with energy. When given to a Pokémon at Lv. 60 or higher, it will increase that Pokémon’s Attack stat.
Tough Candy XL	A huge candy that is packed with energy. When given to a Pokémon at Lv. 60 or higher, it will increase that Pokémon’s Defense stat.
Smart Candy XL	A huge candy that is packed with energy. When given to a Pokémon at Lv. 60 or higher, it will increase that Pokémon’s Sp. Atk stat.
Courage Candy XL	A huge candy that is packed with energy. When given to a Pokémon at Lv. 60 or higher, it will increase that Pokémon’s Sp. Def stat.
Quick Candy XL	A huge candy that is packed with energy. When given to a Pokémon at Lv. 60 or higher, it will increase that Pokémon’s Speed stat.
Exp. Candy XS	A candy that is packed with energy. When consumed, it will grant a single Pokémon a very small amount of Exp. Points.
Exp. Candy S	A candy that is packed with energy. When consumed, it will grant a single Pokémon a small amount of Exp. Points.
Exp. Candy M	A candy that is packed with energy. When consumed, it will grant a single Pokémon a moderate amount of Exp. Points.
Exp. Candy L	A candy that is packed with energy. When consumed, it will grant a single Pokémon a large amount of Exp. Points.
Exp. Candy XL	A candy that is packed with energy. When consumed, it will grant a single Pokémon a very large amount of Exp. Points.
Dynamax Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When consumed, it will raise the Dynamax Level of a single Pokémon by one. A higher level means higher HP when Dynamaxed.
Ability Patch	A patch that allows a Pokémon with a regular Ability to have a rare Ability.
Nature mints
Lonely Mint	When a Pokémon smells this mint, its Attack will grow more easily, but its Defense will grow more slowly.
Adamant Mint	When a Pokémon smells this mint, its Attack will grow more easily, but its Sp. Atk will grow more slowly.
Naughty Mint	When a Pokémon smells this mint, its Attack will grow more easily, but its Sp. Def will grow more slowly.
Brave Mint	When a Pokémon smells this mint, its Attack will grow more easily, but its Speed will grow more slowly.
Bold Mint	When a Pokémon smells this mint, its Defense will grow more easily, but its Attack will grow more slowly.
Impish Mint	When a Pokémon smells this mint, its Defense will grow more easily, but its Sp. Atk will grow more slowly.
Lax Mint	When a Pokémon smells this mint, its Defense will grow more easily, but its Sp. Def will grow more slowly.
Relaxed Mint	When a Pokémon smells this mint, its Defense will grow more easily, but its Speed will grow more slowly.
Modest Mint	When a Pokémon smells this mint, its Sp. Atk will grow more easily, but its Attack will grow more slowly.
Mild Mint	When a Pokémon smells this mint, its Sp. Atk will grow more easily, but its Defense will grow more slowly.
Rash Mint	When a Pokémon smells this mint, its Sp. Atk will grow more easily, but its Sp. Def will grow more slowly.
Quiet Mint	When a Pokémon smells this mint, its Sp. Atk will grow more easily, but its Speed will grow more slowly.
Calm Mint	When a Pokémon smells this mint, its Sp. Def will grow more easily, but its Attack will grow more slowly.
Gentle Mint	When a Pokémon smells this mint, its Sp. Def will grow more easily, but its Defense will grow more slowly.
Careful Mint	When a Pokémon smells this mint, its Sp. Def will grow more easily, but its Sp. Atk will grow more slowly.
Sassy Mint	When a Pokémon smells this mint, its Sp. Def will grow more easily, but its Speed will grow more slowly.
Timid Mint	When a Pokémon smells this mint, its Speed will grow more easily, but its Attack will grow more slowly.
Hasty Mint	When a Pokémon smells this mint, its Speed will grow more easily, but its Defense will grow more slowly.
Jolly Mint	When a Pokémon smells this mint, its Speed will grow more easily, but its Sp. Atk will grow more slowly.
Naive Mint	When a Pokémon smells this mint, its Speed will grow more easily, but its Sp. Def will grow more slowly.
Serious Mint	When a Pokémon smells this mint, all of its stats will grow at an equal rate.

Berries

73 items

Item	Effect	Growth	Natural Gift
Medicine
Cheri Berry	Held: Consumed when paralyzed to cure paralysis.	3 h, up to 5	Fire 60
Chesto Berry	Held: Consumed when asleep to cure sleep.	3 h, up to 5	Water 60
Pecha Berry	Held: Consumed when poisoned to cure poison.	3 h, up to 5	Electric 60
Rawst Berry	Held: Consumed when burned to cure a burn.	3 h, up to 5	Grass 60
Aspear Berry	Held: Consumed when frozen to cure frozen.	3 h, up to 5	Ice 60
Leppa Berry	Held: Consumed when a move runs out of PP to restore its PP by 10.	4 h, up to 5	Fighting 60
Oran Berry	Held: Consumed at 1/2 max HP to recover 10 HP.	4 h, up to 5	Poison 60
Persim Berry	Held: Consumed when confused to cure confusion.	4 h, up to 5	Ground 60
Lum Berry	Held: Consumed to cure any status condition or confusion.	12 h, up to 5	Flying 60
Sitrus Berry	Held: Consumed at 1/2 max HP to recover 1/4 max HP.	8 h, up to 5	Psychic 60
Picky healing
Figy Berry	Held: Consumed at 1/2 max HP to restore 1/8 max HP. Confuses Pokémon that dislike spicy flavor.	5 h, up to 5	Bug 60
Wiki Berry	Held: Consumed at 1/2 max HP to restore 1/8 max HP. Confuses Pokémon that dislike dry flavor.	5 h, up to 5	Rock 60
Mago Berry	Held: Consumed at 1/2 max HP to restore 1/8 max HP. Confuses Pokémon that dislike sweet flavor.	5 h, up to 5	Ghost 60
Aguav Berry	Held: Consumed at 1/2 max HP to restore 1/8 max HP. Confuses Pokémon that dislike bitter flavor.	5 h, up to 5	Dragon 60
Iapapa Berry	Held: Consumed at 1/2 max HP to restore 1/8 max HP. Confuses Pokémon that dislike sour flavor.	5 h, up to 5	Dark 60
Baking only
Razz Berry	Used for creating PokéBlocks and Poffins.	2 h, up to 10	Steel 60
Bluk Berry	Used for creating PokéBlocks and Poffins.	2 h, up to 10	Fire 70
Nanab Berry	Used for creating PokéBlocks and Poffins.	2 h, up to 10	Water 70
Wepear Berry	Used for creating PokéBlocks and Poffins.	2 h, up to 10	Electric 70
Pinap Berry	Used for creating PokéBlocks and Poffins.	2 h, up to 10	Grass 70
Cornn Berry	Used for creating PokéBlocks and Poffins.	6 h, up to 10	Bug 70
Magost Berry	Used for creating PokéBlocks and Poffins.	6 h, up to 10	Rock 70
Rabuta Berry	Used for creating PokéBlocks and Poffins.	6 h, up to 10	Ghost 70
Nomel Berry	Used for creating PokéBlocks and Poffins.	6 h, up to 10	Dragon 70
Spelon Berry	Used for creating PokéBlocks and Poffins.	15 h, up to 15	Dark 70
Pamtre Berry	Used for creating PokéBlocks and Poffins.	15 h, up to 15	Steel 70
Watmel Berry	Used for creating PokéBlocks and Poffins.	15 h, up to 15	Fire 80
Durin Berry	Used for creating PokéBlocks and Poffins.	15 h, up to 15	Water 80
Belue Berry	Used for creating PokéBlocks and Poffins.	15 h, up to 15	Electric 80
Effort drop
Pomeg Berry	Drops HP Effort Values by 10 and raises happiness.	8 h, up to 5	Ice 70
Kelpsy Berry	Drops Attack Effort Values by 10 and raises happiness.	8 h, up to 5	Fighting 70
Qualot Berry	Drops Defense Effort Values by 10 and raises happiness.	8 h, up to 5	Poison 70
Hondew Berry	Drops Special Attack Effort Values by 10 and raises happiness.	8 h, up to 5	Ground 70
Grepa Berry	Drops Special Defense Effort Values by 10 and raises happiness.	8 h, up to 5	Flying 70
Tamato Berry	Drops Speed Effort Values by 10 and raises happiness.	8 h, up to 5	Psychic 70
Type protection
Occa Berry	Held: Consumed when struck by a super-effective Fire-type attack to halve the damage.	18 h, up to 5	Fire 60
Passho Berry	Held: Consumed when struck by a super-effective Water-type attack to halve the damage.	18 h, up to 5	Water 60
Wacan Berry	Held: Consumed when struck by a super-effective Electric-type attack to halve the damage.	18 h, up to 5	Electric 60
Rindo Berry	Held: Consumed when struck by a super-effective Grass-type attack to halve the damage.	18 h, up to 5	Grass 60
Yache Berry	Held: Consumed when struck by a super-effective Ice-type attack to halve the damage.	18 h, up to 5	Ice 60
Chople Berry	Held: Consumed when struck by a super-effective Fighting-type attack to halve the damage.	18 h, up to 5	Fighting 60
Kebia Berry	Held: Consumed when struck by a super-effective Poison-type attack to halve the damage.	18 h, up to 5	Poison 60
Shuca Berry	Held: Consumed when struck by a super-effective Ground-type attack to halve the damage.	18 h, up to 5	Ground 60
Coba Berry	Held: Consumed when struck by a super-effective Flying-type attack to halve the damage.	18 h, up to 5	Flying 60
Payapa Berry	Held: Consumed when struck by a super-effective Psychic-type attack to halve the damage.	18 h, up to 5	Psychic 60
Tanga Berry	Held: Consumed when struck by a super-effective Bug-type attack to halve the damage.	18 h, up to 5	Bug 60
Charti Berry	Held: Consumed when struck by a super-effective Rock-type attack to halve the damage.	18 h, up to 5	Rock 60
Kasib Berry	Held: Consumed when struck by a super-effective Ghost-type attack to halve the damage.	18 h, up to 5	Ghost 60
Haban Berry	Held: Consumed when struck by a super-effective Dragon-type attack to halve the damage.	18 h, up to 5	Dragon 60
Colbur Berry	Held: Consumed when struck by a super-effective Dark-type attack to halve the damage.	18 h, up to 5	Dark 60
Babiri Berry	Held: Consumed when struck by a super-effective Steel-type attack to halve the damage.	18 h, up to 5	Steel 60
Chilan Berry	Held: Consumed when struck by a Normal-type attack to halve the damage.	18 h, up to 5	Normal 60
Roseli Berry	Held: Consumed when struck by a super-effective Fairy-type attack to halve the damage.	--	--
In a pinch
Liechi Berry	Held: Consumed at 1/4 max HP to boost Attack.	24 h, up to 5	Grass 80
Ganlon Berry	Held: Consumed at 1/4 max HP to boost Defense.	24 h, up to 5	Ice 80
Salac Berry	Held: Consumed at 1/4 max HP to boost Speed.	24 h, up to 5	Fighting 80
Petaya Berry	Held: Consumed at 1/4 max HP to boost Special Attack.	24 h, up to 5	Poison 80
Apicot Berry	Held: Consumed at 1/4 max HP to boost Special Defense.	24 h, up to 5	Ground 80
Lansat Berry	Held: Consumed at 1/4 max HP to boost critical hit ratio by two stages.	24 h, up to 5	Flying 80
Starf Berry	Held: Consumed at 1/4 max HP to boost a random stat by two stages.	24 h, up to 5	Psychic 80
Micle Berry	Held: Consumed at 1/4 max HP to boost accuracy of next move by 20%. (Gen IV: Perfect accuracy)	24 h, up to 5	Rock 80
Custap Berry	Held: Consumed at 1/4 max HP when using a move to go first.	24 h, up to 5	Ghost 80
Other
Enigma Berry	Held: Consumed when struck by a super-effective attack to restore 1/4 max HP.	24 h, up to 5	Bug 80
Jaboca Berry	Held: Consumed to deal 1/8 attacker’s max HP when holder is struck by a physical attack.	24 h, up to 5	Dragon 80
Rowap Berry	Held: Consumed to deal 1/8 attacker’s max HP when holder is struck by a special attack.	24 h, up to 5	Dark 80
Kee Berry	Held: When the holder is hit by a physical move, increases its Defense by one stage.	72 h, up to 8	Fairy 100
Maranga Berry	Held: When the holder is hit by a special move, increases its Special Defense by one stage.	72 h, up to 8	Dark 100
Catching bonus
Silver Razz Berry	A Berry that makes it easier to catch Pokémon when given to them.	--	--
Golden Razz Berry	A Berry that makes it drastically easier to catch Pokémon when given to them.	--	--
Silver Nanab Berry	A Berry that calms wild Pokémon you’re trying to catch when given to them.	--	--
Golden Nanab Berry	A Berry that calms wild Pokémon you’re trying to catch drastically when given to them.	--	--
Silver Pinap Berry	A Berry that makes you more likely to get an item when given to Pokémon you’re trying to catch.	--	--
Golden Pinap Berry	A Berry that makes you drastically more likely to get an item when given to Pokémon you’re trying to catch.	--	--

TMs and HMs

200 items

Item	Teaches
TM01	Mega Kick
TM02	Pay Day
TM03	Fire Punch
TM04	Ice Punch
TM05	Thunder Punch
TM06	Fly
TM07	Pin Missile
TM08	Hyper Beam
TM09	Giga Impact
TM10	Magical Leaf
TM11	Solar Beam
TM12	Solar Blade
TM13	Fire Spin
TM14	Thunder Wave
TM15	Dig
TM16	Screech
TM17	Light Screen
TM18	Reflect
TM19	Safeguard
TM20	Self Destruct
TM21	Rest
TM22	Rock Slide
TM23	Thief
TM24	Snore
TM25	Protect
TM26	Scary Face
TM27	Icy Wind
TM28	Giga Drain
TM29	Charm
TM30	Steel Wing
TM31	Attract
TM32	Sandstorm
TM33	Rain Dance
TM34	Sunny Day
TM35	Hail
TM36	Whirlpool
TM37	Beat Up
TM38	Will O Wisp
TM39	Facade
TM40	Swift
TM41	Helping Hand
TM42	Revenge
TM43	Brick Break
TM44	Imprison
TM45	Dive
TM46	Weather Ball
TM47	Fake Tears
TM48	Rock Tomb
TM49	Sand Tomb
TM50	Bullet Seed
TM51	Icicle Spear
TM52	Bounce
TM53	Mud Shot
TM54	Rock Blast
TM55	Brine
TM56	U Turn
TM57	Payback
TM58	Assurance
TM59	Fling
TM60	Power Swap
TM61	Guard Swap
TM62	Speed Swap
TM63	Drain Punch
TM64	Avalanche
TM65	Shadow Claw
TM66	Thunder Fang
TM67	Ice Fang
TM68	Fire Fang
TM69	Psycho Cut
TM70	Trick Room
TM71	Wonder Room
TM72	Magic Room
TM73	Cross Poison
TM74	Venoshock
TM75	Low Sweep
TM76	Round
TM77	Hex
TM78	Acrobatics
TM79	Retaliate
TM80	Volt Switch
TM81	Bulldoze
TM82	Electroweb
TM83	Razor Shell
TM84	Tail Slap
TM85	Snarl
TM86	Phantom Force
TM87	Draining Kiss
TM88	Grassy Terrain
TM89	Misty Terrain
TM90	Electric Terrain
TM91	Psychic Terrain
TM92	Mystical Fire
TM93	Eerie Impulse
TM94	False Swipe
TM95	Air Slash
TM96	Smart Strike
TM97	Brutal Swing
TM98	Stomping Tantrum
TM99	Breaking Swipe
TR00	Swords Dance
TR01	Body Slam
TR02	Flamethrower
TR03	Hydro Pump
TR04	Surf
TR05	Ice Beam
TR06	Blizzard
TR07	Low Kick
TR08	Thunderbolt
TR09	Thunder
TR10	Earthquake
TR11	Psychic
TR12	Agility
TR13	Focus Energy
TR14	Metronome
TR15	Fire Blast
TR16	Waterfall
TR17	Amnesia
TR18	Leech Life
TR19	Tri Attack
TR20	Substitute
TR21	Reversal
TR22	Sludge Bomb
TR23	Spikes
TR24	Outrage
TR25	Psyshock
TR26	Endure
TR27	Sleep Talk
TR28	Megahorn
TR29	Baton Pass
TR30	Encore
TR31	Iron Tail
TR32	Crunch
TR33	Shadow Ball
TR34	Future Sight
TR35	Uproar
TR36	Heat Wave
TR37	Taunt
TR38	Trick
TR39	Superpower
TR40	Skill Swap
TR41	Blaze Kick
TR42	Hyper Voice
TR43	Overheat
TR44	Cosmic Power
TR45	Muddy Water
TR46	Iron Defense
TR47	Dragon Claw
TR48	Bulk Up
TR49	Calm Mind
TR50	Leaf Blade
TR51	Dragon Dance
TR52	Gyro Ball
TR53	Close Combat
TR54	Toxic Spikes
TR55	Flare Blitz
TR56	Aura Sphere
TR57	Poison Jab
TR58	Dark Pulse
TR59	Seed Bomb
TR60	X Scissor
TR61	Bug Buzz
TR62	Dragon Pulse
TR63	Power Gem
TR64	Focus Blast
TR65	Energy Ball
TR66	Brave Bird
TR67	Earth Power
TR68	Nasty Plot
TR69	Zen Headbutt
TR70	Flash Cannon
TR71	Leaf Storm
TR72	Power Whip
TR73	Gunk Shot
TR74	Iron Head
TR75	Stone Edge
TR76	Stealth Rock
TR77	Grass Knot
TR78	Sludge Wave
TR79	Heavy Slam
TR80	Electro Ball
TR81	Foul Play
TR82	Stored Power
TR83	Ally Switch
TR84	Scald
TR85	Work Up
TR86	Wild Charge
TR87	Drill Run
TR88	Heat Crash
TR89	Hurricane
TR90	Play Rough
TR91	Venom Drench
TR92	Dazzling Gleam
TR93	Darkest Lariat
TR94	High Horsepower
TR95	Throat Chop
TR96	Pollen Puff
TR97	Psychic Fangs
TR98	Liquidation
TR99	Body Press
TM00	Mega Punch

Battle Items

36 items

Item	Effect
Stat boosts
Guard Spec.	Prevents stat changes in battle for five turns in battle. Raises happiness.
Dire Hit	Increases the chance of a critical hit in battle. Raises happiness.
X Attack	Raises Attack by one stage in battle. Raises happiness.
X Defense	Raises Defense by one stage in battle. Raises happiness.
X Speed	Raises Speed by one stage in battle. Raises happiness.
X Accuracy	Raises accuracy by one stage in battle. Raises happiness.
X Sp. Atk	Raises Special Attack by one stage in battle. Raises happiness.
X Sp. Def	Raises Special Defense by one stage in battle. Raises happiness.
Max Mushrooms	Mushrooms that have the power of changing Dynamax forms. They boost all stats of a Pokémon during battle.
Flutes
Blue Flute	Cures sleep.
Yellow Flute	Cures confusion.
Red Flute	Cures attraction.
Miracle shooter
Dire Hit 2	Raises critical hit rate by two stages in battle. Wonder Launcher only.
X Speed 2	Raises Speed by two stages in battle. Wonder Launcher only.
X Sp. Atk 2	Raises Special Attack by two stages in battle. Wonder Launcher only.
X Sp. Def 2	Raises Special Defense by two stages in battle. Wonder Launcher only.
X Defense 2	Raises Defense by two stages in battle. Wonder Launcher only.
X Attack 2	Raises Attack by two stages in battle. Wonder Launcher only.
X Accuracy 2	Raises accuracy by two stages in battle. Wonder Launcher only.
X Speed 3	Raises Speed by three stages in battle. Wonder Launcher only.
X Sp. Atk 3	Raises Special Attack by three stages in battle. Wonder Launcher only.
X Sp. Def 3	Raises Special Defense by three stages in battle. Wonder Launcher only.
X Defense 3	Raises Defense by three stages in battle. Wonder Launcher only.
X Attack 3	Raises Attack by three stages in battle. Wonder Launcher only.
X Accuracy 3	Raises accuracy by three stages in battle. Wonder Launcher only.
X Speed 6	Raises Speed by six stages in battle. Wonder Launcher only.
X Sp. Atk 6	Raises Special Attack by six stages in battle. Wonder Launcher only.
X Sp. Def 6	Raises Special Defense by six stages in battle. Wonder Launcher only.
X Defense 6	Raises Defense by six stages in battle. Wonder Launcher only.
X Attack 6	Raises Attack by six stages in battle. Wonder Launcher only.
X Accuracy 6	Raises accuracy by six stages in battle. Wonder Launcher only.
Ability Urge	Forcibly activates a friendly Pokémon’s ability.
Item Drop	Forces a friendly Pokémon to drop its held item.
Item Urge	Forcibly activates a friendly Pokémon’s held item.
Reset Urge	Resets a friendly Pokémon’s stat changes.
Dire Hit 3	Raises critical hit rate by three stages in battle. Wonder Launcher only.

Key Items

234 items

Item	Effect
Plot advancement
Tea	Grants access to Saffron City.
Works Key	Grants access to Valley Windworks.
Old Charm	Trade to Cynthia’s grandmother in Celestic Town for HM04 (Surf).
Galactic Key	Grants access to Galactic HQ in Veilstone City.
S.S. Ticket	Ticket for a ship. (RSE: S.S. Tidal LF: S.S. Anne HG: S.S. Aqua)
Magma Stone	Magma is sealed inside.
Parcel	Given to the trainer’s rival in Jubilife City. Contains Town Maps.
Coupon 1	The first of three tickets used to obtain a Pokétch.
Coupon 2	The second of three tickets used to obtain a Pokétch.
Coupon 3	The last of three tickets used to obtain a Pokétch.
Storage Key	Grants access to the Team Galactic warehouse in Veilstone City.
Secret Potion	Used to heal the Ampharos at the top of Olivine Lighthouse.
Clear Bell	HS: Allows Kimono-girls to summon Ho-oh. C: Summons Suicune to the Tin Tower.
Card Key	HS: Opens doors in the Radio Tower. Gen III: Unlocks Silph Co Doors.
Basement Key	HS: Key to the tunnel under Goldenrod City. Gen III: Key to New Mauville.
Squirt Bottle	Use on Sudowoodo blocking the path on Route 36. Also waters berries.
Red Scale	Trade to Mr. Pokémon for an Exp. Share.
Lost Item	A Poké Doll lost by the Copycat who lives in Saffron City. Trade for a Pass.
Pass	Grants access to ride the Magnet Train between Goldenrod City and Saffron City.
Machine Part	Must be replaced in the Power Plant to power the Magnet Train.
Silver Wing	Summons Lugia to the Whirl Islands.
Rainbow Wing	Summons Ho-Oh at the top of the Bell Tower.
Mystery Egg	Deliver to Professor Elm.
Tidal Bell	Allows Kimono-girls to summon Lugia.
Jade Orb	Summons Rayquaza to the Embedded Tower.
Red Orb	Summons Groudon to the Embedded Tower.
Blue Orb	Summons Kyogre to the Embedded Tower.
Dragon Skull	Return to the museum in Nacrene City.
Light Stone	Summons Reshiram for the final battle against N.
Dark Stone	Summons Zekrom for the final battle against N.
Gram 1	Part of a sidequest to obtain TM89.
Gram 2	Part of a sidequest to obtain TM89.
Gram 3	Part of a sidequest to obtain TM89.
Plasma Card	Required to progress in the Plasma Frigate.
Grubby Hanky	Appears in the Café Warehouse on Sunday; return to the customer with a Patrat on Thursday.
Colress Machine	Wakes up the Crustle blocking the way in Seaside Cave.
Dropped Item	Returned to Curtis or Yancy as part of a sidequest.
Prof’s Letter	Traded to the player’s mom for the Town Map and a Potion.
Poké Flute	Use to awaken sleeping Pokémon, including Snorlax on roads.
Power Plant Pass	Permits entry to the Kalos Power Plant.
Intriguing Stone	Trade for a Sun Stone in X and Y, or Pidgeotite in Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire.
Elevator Key	Unlocks the elevator in Lysandre Labs.
Honor of Kalos	Does nothing, but signifies becoming Champion.
Looker Ticket	Advances the Looker postgame plot.
Devon Parts	Allows Captain Stern to set out on his expedition.
Letter	A letter to Steven from the Devon Corp president.
Scanner	Trade to Captain Stern for a DeepSeaTooth or DeepSeaScale.
Meteorite	FL: Deliver to Lostelle’s father. RSE: Trade to Professor Cozmo for TM27 (Return).
Key to Room 1	Unlocks the door to Room 1 in Sea Mauville.
Key to Room 2	Unlocks the door to Room 2 in Sea Mauville.
Key to Room 4	Unlocks the door to Room 4 in Sea Mauville.
Key to Room 6	Unlocks the door to Room 6 in Sea Mauville.
Devon Scuba Gear	Worn by the player while underwater.
Magma Suit	Allows the player to ride Groudon in the Cave of Origin.
Aqua Suit	Allows the player to ride Kyogre in the Cave of Origin.
Pair of Tickets	Allows the player and their mother to see the star show in the Mossdeep Space Center.
Meteorite Shard	Causes the Meteorite to transform to its final form, allowing Rayquaza to Mega Evolve.
Professor’s Mask	Lost by Professor Kukui.
Sparkling Stone	Required to obtain a Z-Ring.
Sun Flute	Evolves Nebby into Solgaleo when used at the Altar of the Sunne.
Moon Flute	Evolves Nebby into Lunala when used at the Altar of the Moone.
Enigmatic Card	Unlocks Looker’s motel room on Route 8.
Secret Key	The key that unlocks the front door of the Pokémon Gym on Cinnabar Island. It has a red decoration.
S.S. Ticket	The ticket required to board the S.S. Anne. It has a drawing of a ship on it.
Silph Scope	Used to identify the true forms of ghosts in Pokémon Tower.
Parcel	A parcel to be delivered to Professor Oak from Viridian City’s Poké Mart.
Card Key	A card key that unlocks doors in Silph Co.’s head office in Saffron City.
Gold Teeth	The Safari Zone Warden’s dentures. Trade for HM04 (Strength).
Lift Key	Operates the elevator in Team Rocket’s Celadon Hideout.
Endorsement	A letter of recommendation that you’ll need in order to participate in the Gym Challenge.
Wishing Star	A stone found in the Galar region with a mysterious power. It’s said that your dreams come true if you find one.
Dynamax Band	A Wishing Star has been affixed to it. It lets out a light that allows Pokémon to Dynamax when at a Power Spot.
Old Letter	A letter entrusted to you by a girl, to be delivered to a boy. Strangely, it looks old to you.
Sonia’s Book	Professor Sonia’s published writings. Her new discoveries about the Galar region’s legends are recorded in this enjoyable read.
Armor Pass	A pass to go to the Isle of Armor. Show it to the rail staff at Wedgehurst Station.
Legendary Clue 1	A clue about the King of Bountiful Harvests. It’s written by Peony, and an old photo is attached to it.
Legendary Clue 2	A clue about the legend of giants. It’s written by Peony and has unique drawings.
Legendary Clue 3	A clue about the legend of bird Pokémon. It’s written by Peony and has a unique drawing.
Legendary Clue?	A mysterious clue that Peony seems to have dropped. There’s a photo attached to it showing a shining hole opening above the Max Lair.
Crown Pass	A pass to go to the Crown Tundra. Show it to the rail staff at Wedgehurst Station.
Wooden Crown	A mysterious object made of wood. Part of it seems to be chipped. Maybe it’s meant to be part of something.
Radiant Petal	A single petal that the King of Bountiful Harvests gave you. It radiates faint light.
White Mane Hair	Mane hair that belonged to the King of Bountiful Harvests’ beloved steed, Glastrier. The hair is strong and very flexible.
Black Mane Hair	Mane hair that belonged to the King of Bountiful Harvests’ beloved steed, Spectrier. The hair is very smooth to the touch.
Iceroot Carrot	Produce that the King of Bountiful Harvests’ beloved steed likes to eat. It grew in a field covered in snow.
Shaderoot Carrot	Produce that the King of Bountiful Harvests’ beloved steed likes to eat. It grew in a gloomy field.
Carrot Seeds	Seeds to plant in a field. The kind of carrot you’ll get is determined by which field you plant the seeds in.
Reins of Unity	Cords that shine when you hold them up to the light. The people of old times presented these to the King of Bountiful Harvests to express their gratitude.
Gameplay
TM Case	Holds TMs.
Explorer Kit	Allows visiting the Underground.
Poké Radar	Use to track down rare or shiny Pokémon. 50 steps to recharge.
Point Card	Keeps count of Battle Points earned.
Journal	Records prior significant activities the player took.
Seal Case	Stores Seals that can be applied to Poké Ball capsules.
Fashion Case	Holds Pokémon Accessories for use in Contests.
Pal Pad	Use to record Friend Codes and check your own.
Town Map	Use to see the overworld map.
Vs. Seeker	Allows rebattling of on-screen trainers. 100 steps to recharge.
Coin Case	Holds coins for the Game Corner.
Old Rod	Used to catch Pokémon in bodies of water.
Good Rod	Used to catch Pokémon in bodies of water.
Super Rod	Used to catch Pokémon in bodies of water.
Sprayduck	Used to water berries.
Poffin Case	Holds Poffins.
Bicycle	Use for fast transit.
Contest Pass	Allows participation in Pokémon Contests.
Vs. Recorder	Records wireless, Wi-Fi, or Battle Frontier battles, and stores points.
Apricorn Box	Holds Apricorns.
Unown Report	Keeps track of Unown types caught.
Berry Pots	Allows portable berry growing.
Dowsing Machine	Use to find hidden items on the field. AKA Itemfinder.
Blue Card	Keeps track of points from Buena’s show.
GB Sounds	Use to listen to GameBoy era audio.
Rage Candy Bar	HS: Traded for TM64. Gen II & Gen V: Acts as a Potion.
Prop Case	Stores props for the Pokémon Musical.
Xtransceiver	Makes four-way video calls.
Medal Box	Holds medals recieved in the medal rally.
DNA Splicers	Fuses Kyurem with Reshiram or Zekrom, or splits them apart again.
Permit	Grants access to the Nature Preserve.
Oval Charm	Doubles the chance of two Pokémon producing an egg at the daycare every 255 steps.
Shiny Charm	Raises the chance of finding a shiny Pokémon.
Reveal Glass	Switches Tornadus, Thundurus, and Landorus between Incarnate and Therian Forme.
Holo Caster	Displays cutscene conversations as the plot advances.
Roller Skates	Allows the player to move quickly and off the grid.
Sprinklotad	Waters Berry plants.
Mega Ring	Allows the player’s Pokémon to Mega Evolve.
TMV Pass	Permits access to Kiloude City.
Adventure Guide	Contains basic gameplay information.
Lens Case	Allows the player to change their eye color.
Makeup Bag	Allows the player to change their lipstick color.
Mach Bike	Faster than the Acro Bike, and can ride up sandy slopes and across cracked floors.
Acro Bike	More maneuverable than the Mach Bike, and allows hopping along rails.
Wailmer Pail	Used to water berries.
Soot Sack	Stores volcanic ash from Route 113.
Pokéblock Kit	Creates and stores Pokéblocks.
Go-Goggles	Allows passage through windy deserts.
Devon Scope	Allows spotting of invisible Kecleon.
Contest Costume	Worn during Pokémon Contests.
Mega Bracelet	Allows the player’s Pokémon to Mega Evolve.
Prison Bottle	Transforms Hoopa into its Unbound form for up to three days.
Key Stone	Allows the player’s Pokémon to Mega Evolve.
Eon Flute	Summons Latias or Latios for a ride.
Z-Ring	Allows the player’s Pokémon to use Z-moves.
Forage Bag	Holds ingredients during Mallow’s trial.
Fishing Rod	Allows the player to fish for Pokémon.
Festival Ticket	Hosts a mission in Festival Plaza.
Zygarde Cube	Contains collected Zygarde cells/cores. Can teach Zygarde moves.
Pokémon Box Link	A device that allows you to access the Pokémon storage system. There are some places where it won’t work.
Fishing Rod	Use it by the water to fish up various kinds of Pokémon.
Rotom Bike	This bike can be combined with the Pokémon Rotom to use a turbo boost.
Camping Gear	Everything you need to set up a tent and get cooking in a Wild Area or at a camping spot.
Hi-tech Earbuds	Strange earbuds that allow you to freely control the volume of various sounds.
Catching Charm	Holding it is said to increase the chance of getting a critical catch. Curiously, the charm doesn’t shake much.
Rotom Catalog	A catalog of devices that Rotom like. Use the catalog to have Rotom hop in and out of the various devices listed within.
Style Card	A card that increases the selection in boutiques and hair salons.
Exp. Charm	A charm that increases the Exp. Points that Pokémon can get. A machine-like object is inside the charm.
Mark Charm	A mysterious and unique charm that increases the chance of finding a Pokémon with a mark.
Adamant Crystal	--
Lustrous Globe	--
Griseous Core	--
Event items
Suite Key	Opens a locked building in the Lakeside Resort.
Oak’s Letter	Allows access to Seabreak path, Flower Paradise, and Shaymin.
Lunar Wing	Cures sailor’s son of nightmares in Canalave City.
Member Card	Allows access to Newmoon Island and Darkrai.
Azure Flute	Allows entry into the Hall of Origin. Unreleased.
Gracidea	Changes an unfrozen Shaymin to Sky Forme in the day.
Secret Key	Gen IV: The key to Rotom’s appliance room. Gen III: The key to Cinnabar Gym.
Enigma Stone	S: Summons Latias H: Summons Latios.
Liberty Pass	Allows access to Liberty Garden and Victini.
Eon Ticket	Provides access to Southern Island and Latias or Latios.
Strange Ball	--
Apricorn box
Red Apricorn	Used to make a Level Ball.
Blue Apricorn	Used to make a Lure Ball.
Yellow Apricorn	Used to make a Moon Ball.
Green Apricorn	Used to make a Friend Ball.
Pink Apricorn	Used to make a Love Ball.
White Apricorn	Used to make a Fast Ball.
Black Apricorn	Used to make a Heavy Ball.
Data cards
Data Card 01	Records the number of times the trainer has come in first place overall in the Pokéathlon.
Data Card 02	Records the number of times the trainer has come in last place overall in the Pokéathlon.
Data Card 03	Records the number of times the trainer’s Pokémon have dashed in the Pokéathlon.
Data Card 04	Records the number of times the trainer’s Pokémon have jumped in the Pokéathlon.
Data Card 05	Records the number of times the trainer has come in first in the Pokéathlon Hurdle Dash.
Data Card 06	Records the number of times the trainer has come in first in the Pokéathlon Relay Run.
Data Card 07	Records the number of times the trainer has come in first in the Pokéathlon Pennant Capture.
Data Card 08	Records the number of times the trainer has come in first in the Pokéathlon Block Smash.
Data Card 09	Records the number of times the trainer has come in first in the Pokéathlon Disc Catch.
Data Card 10	Records the number of times the trainer has come in first in the Pokéathlon Snow Throw.
Data Card 11	Records the number of points the trainer has earned in the Pokéathlon.
Data Card 12	Records the number of times the trainer’s Pokémon have messed up in the Pokéathlon.
Data Card 13	Records the number of times the trainer’s Pokémon have defeated themselves in the Pokéathlon.
Data Card 14	Records the number of times the trainer’s Pokémon have tackled in the Pokéathlon.
Data Card 15	Records the number of times the trainer’s Pokémon have fallen in the Pokéathlon.
Data Card 16	Records the number of times the trainer has come in first in the Pokéathlon Ring Drop.
Data Card 17	Records the number of times the trainer has come in first in the Pokéathlon Lamp Jump.
Data Card 18	Records the number of times the trainer has come in first in the Pokéathlon Circle Push.
Data Card 19	Records the number of times the trainer has come in first place overall in the Pokéathlon over wirelss.
Data Card 20	Records the number of times the trainer has come in last place overall in the Pokéathlon over wireless.
Data Card 21	Records the number of times the trainer has come in first across all Pokéathlon events.
Data Card 22	Records the number of times the trainer has come in last across all Pokéathlon events.
Data Card 23	Records the number of times the trainer has switched Pokémon in the Pokéathlon.
Data Card 24	Records the number of times the trainer has come in first in the Pokéathlon Goal Roll.
Data Card 25	Records the number of times the trainer’s Pokémon received prizes in the Pokéathlon.
Data Card 26	Records the number of times the trainer has instructed Pokémon in the Pokéathlon.
Data Card 27	Records the total time spent in the Pokéathlon.
Z-Crystals
Normalium Z	Held: Allows a Pokémon to use the Z-move equivalents of its Normal moves.
Firium Z	Held: Allows a Pokémon to use the Z-move equivalents of its Fire moves.
Waterium Z	Held: Allows a Pokémon to use the Z-move equivalents of its Water moves.
Electrium Z	Held: Allows a Pokémon to use the Z-move equivalents of its Electric moves.
Grassium Z	Held: Allows a Pokémon to use the Z-move equivalents of its Grass moves.
Icium Z	Held: Allows a Pokémon to use the Z-move equivalents of its Ice moves.
Fightinium Z	Held: Allows a Pokémon to use the Z-move equivalents of its Fighting moves.
Poisonium Z	Held: Allows a Pokémon to use the Z-move equivalents of its Poison moves.
Groundium Z	Held: Allows a Pokémon to use the Z-move equivalents of its Ground moves.
Flyinium Z	Held: Allows a Pokémon to use the Z-move equivalents of its Flying moves.
Psychium Z	Held: Allows a Pokémon to use the Z-move equivalents of its Psychic moves.
Buginium Z	Held: Allows a Pokémon to use the Z-move equivalents of its Bug moves.
Rockium Z	Held: Allows a Pokémon to use the Z-move equivalents of its Rock moves.
Ghostium Z	Held: Allows a Pokémon to use the Z-move equivalents of its Ghost moves.
Dragonium Z	Held: Allows a Pokémon to use the Z-move equivalents of its Dragon moves.
Darkinium Z	Held: Allows a Pokémon to use the Z-move equivalents of its Dark moves.
Steelium Z	Held: Allows a Pokémon to use the Z-move equivalents of its Steel moves.
Fairium Z	Held: Allows a Pokémon to use the Z-move equivalents of its Fairy moves.
Pikanium Z	Held: Allows Pikachu to upgrade Volt Tackle into Catastropika.
Decidium Z	Held: Allows Decidueye to upgrade Spirit Shackle into Sinister Arrow Raid.
Incinium Z	Held: Allows Incineroar to upgrade Darkest Lariat into Malicious Moonsault.
Primarium Z	Held: Allows Primarina to upgrade Sparkling Aria into Oceanic Operetta.
Tapunium Z	Held: Allows the Tapus to upgrade Nature’s Madness into Guardian of Alola.
Marshadium Z	Held: Allows Marshadow to upgrade Spectral Thief into Soul-Stealing 7 Star Strike.
Aloraichium Z	Held: Allows Alola Raichu to upgrade Thunderbolt into Stoked Sparksurfer.
Snorlium Z	Held: Allows Snorlax to upgrade Giga Impact into Pulverizing Pancake.
Eevium Z	Held: Allows Eevee to upgrade Last Resort into Extreme Evoboost.
Mewnium Z	Held: Allows Mew to upgrade Psychic into Genesis Supernova.
Pikashunium Z	Held: Allows cap-wearing Pikachu to upgrade Thunderbolt into 10,000,000 Volt Thunderbolt.

Mail

12 items

Item	Effect
Greet Mail	Lets a Trainer write a message and send it via Pokémon trade.
Favored Mail	Lets a Trainer write a message and send it via Pokémon trade.
RSVP Mail	Lets a Trainer write a message and send it via Pokémon trade.
Thanks Mail	Lets a Trainer write a message and send it via Pokémon trade.
Inquiry Mail	Lets a Trainer write a message and send it via Pokémon trade.
Like Mail	Lets a Trainer write a message and send it via Pokémon trade.
Reply Mail	Lets a Trainer write a message and send it via Pokémon trade.
Bridge Mail S	Lets a Trainer write a message and send it via Pokémon trade.
Bridge Mail D	Lets a Trainer write a message and send it via Pokémon trade.
Bridge Mail T	Lets a Trainer write a message and send it via Pokémon trade.
Bridge Mail V	Lets a Trainer write a message and send it via Pokémon trade.
Bridge Mail M	Lets a Trainer write a message and send it via Pokémon trade.

Items

461 items

Item	Effect
Spelunking
Poké Doll	Ends a wild battle.
Fluffy Tail	Ends a wild battle.
Black Flute	Halves the wild Pokémon encounter rate.
White Flute	Doubles the wild Pokémon encounter rate.
Super Repel	For 200 steps, prevents wild encounters of level lower than your party’s lead Pokémon.
Max Repel	For 250 steps, prevents wild encounters of level lower than your party’s lead Pokémon.
Escape Rope	Transports user to the outside entrance of a cave.
Repel	For 100 steps, prevents wild encounters of level lower than your party’s lead Pokémon.
Poké Toy	Ends a wild battle.
Lure	A glass bottle of perfume that makes rare Pokémon more likely to appear.
Super Lure	A glass bottle of perfume that makes rare Pokémon more likely to appear. It lasts longer than a Lure.
Max Lure	A glass bottle of perfume that makes rare Pokémon more likely to appear. It lasts longer than a Super Lure.
Collectibles
Shoal Salt	No effect. Gen III: Trade four and four Shoal Shells for a Shell Bell.
Shoal Shell	No effect. Gen III: Trade four and four Shoal Salts for a Shell Bell.
Red Shard	No effect. Can be traded for items or moves.
Blue Shard	No effect. Can be traded for items or moves.
Yellow Shard	No effect. Can be traded for items or moves.
Green Shard	No effect. Can be traded for items or moves.
Heart Scale	No effect. Can be traded for prior Level-up moves.
Wishing Piece	Throw one into a Pokémon Den to attract a wild Dynamax Pokémon.
Galarica Twig	A twig from a species of tree called Galarica that grows in certain areas around the Galar region. It’s a material for an accessory for a certain Pokémon.
Galarica Cuff	A cuff made from woven-together Galarica Twigs. Giving it to Galarian Slowpoke makes the Pokémon very happy.
Armorite Ore	Rare ore that can be obtained on the Isle of Armor. Something good will happen if you give it to a collector on the Isle of Armor.
Galarica Wreath	A wreath made from woven-together Galarica Twigs. Placing it on the head of a Galarian Slowpoke makes the Pokémon very happy.
Dynite Ore	Mysterious ore that can be obtained in the Max Lair. Something good will happen if you give it to a collector in the Crown Tundra.
Evolution
Sun Stone	Evolves a Cottonee into Whimsicott, a Gloom into Bellossom, a Petilil into Lilligant, or a Sunkern into Sunflora.
Moon Stone	Evolves a Clefairy into Clefable, a Jigglypuff into Wigglytuff, a Munna into Musharna, a Nidorina into Nidoqueen, a Nidorino into Nidoking, or a Skitty into Delcatty.
Fire Stone	Evolves an Eevee into Flareon, a Growlithe into Arcanine, a Pansear into Simisear, or a Vulpix into Ninetales.
Thunder Stone	Evolves an Eelektrik into Eelektross, an Eevee into Jolteon, or a Pikachu into Raichu.
Water Stone	Evolves an Eevee into Vaporeon, a Lombre into Ludicolo, a Panpour into Simipour, a Poliwhirl into Poliwrath, a Shellder into Cloyster, or a Staryu into Starmie.
Leaf Stone	Evolves an Exeggcute into Exeggutor, a Gloom into Vileplume, a Nuzleaf into Shiftry, a Pansage into Simisage, or a Weepinbell into Victreebel.
Shiny Stone	Evolves a Minccino into Cinccino, a Roselia into Roserade, or a Togetic into Togekiss.
Dusk Stone	Evolves a Lampent into Chandelure, a Misdreavus into Mismagius, or a Murkrow into Honchkrow.
Dawn Stone	Evolves a male Kirlia into Gallade or a female Snorunt into Froslass.
Oval Stone	Level-up during Day on a Happiny: Holder evolves into Chansey.
Dragon Scale	Traded on a Seadra: Holder evolves into Kingdra.
Upgrade	Traded on a Porygon: Holder evolves into Porygon2.
Protector	Traded on a Rhydon: Holder evolves into Rhyperior.
Electirizer	Traded on an Electabuzz: Holder evolves into Electivire.
Magmarizer	Traded on a Magmar: Holder evolves into Magmortar.
Dubious Disc	Traded on a Porygon2: Holder evolves into Porygon-Z.
Reaper Cloth	Traded on a Dusclops: Holder evolves into Dusknoir.
Prism Scale	Traded on a Feebas: Holder evolves into Milotic.
Whipped Dream	Traded on a Swirlix: Holder evolves into Slurpuff.
Sachet	Traded on a Spritzee: Holder evolves into Aromatisse.
Ice Stone	Evolves an Alola Sandshrew into Alola Sandslash or an Alola Vulpix into Alola Ninetales.
Strawberry Sweet	A strawberry-shaped sweet. When a Milcery holds this, it will spin around happily.
Love Sweet	A heart-shaped sweet. When a Milcery holds this, it spins around happily.
Berry Sweet	A berry-shaped sweet. When a Milcery holds this, it spins around happily.
Clover Sweet	A clover-shaped sweet. When a Milcery holds this, it spins around happily.
Flower Sweet	A flower-shaped sweet. When a Milcery holds this, it spins around happily.
Star Sweet	A star-shaped sweet. When a Milcery holds this, it spins around happily.
Ribbon Sweet	A ribbon-shaped sweet. When a Milcery holds this, it spins around happily.
Sweet Apple	A peculiar apple that can make a certain species of Pokémon evolve. It’s exceptionally sweet.
Tart Apple	A peculiar apple that can make a certain species of Pokémon evolve. It’s exceptionally tart.
Cracked Pot	A peculiar teapot that can make a certain species of Pokémon evolve. It may be cracked, but tea poured from it is delicious.
Chipped Pot	A peculiar teapot that can make a certain species of Pokémon evolve. It may be chipped, but tea poured from it is delicious.
Linking Cord	Allows a Pokemon whose evolution is usually triggered by trading to evolve
Black Augurite	--
Peat Block	--
Loot
Tiny Mushroom	Fire Red and Leaf Green: Trade two for prior Level-up moves. Sell for 250 Pokédollars, or to Hungry Maid for 500 Pokédollars.
Big Mushroom	Fire Red and Leaf Green: Trade for prior Level-up moves. Sell for 2500 Pokédollars, or to Hungry Maid for 5000 Pokédollars.
Pearl	Sell for 700 Pokédollars, or to Ore Collector for 1400 Pokédollars.
Big Pearl	Sell for 3750 Pokédollars, or to Ore Collector for 7500 Pokédollars.
Stardust	Sell for 1000 Pokédollars, or to Ore Collector for 2000 Pokédollars.
Star Piece	Platinum: Trade for one of each color Shard. Black and White: Trade for PP Up. Sell for 4900 Pokédollars, or to Ore Collector for 9800 Pokédollars.
Nugget	Sell for 5000 Pokédollars, or to Ore Collector for 10000 Pokédollars.
Rare Bone	Sell for 5000 Pokédollars, or to Bone Man for 10000 Pokédollars.
Pretty Feather	Sell for 100 Pokédollars.
Balm Mushroom	Sell to Hungry Maid for 25000 Pokédollars.
Big Nugget	Sell to Ore Collector for 30000 Pokédollars.
Pearl String	Sell to Ore Collector for 25000 Pokédollars.
Comet Shard	Sell to Ore Collector for 60000 Pokédollars.
Relic Copper	Sell to Villa Owner for 1000 Pokédollars.
Relic Silver	Sell to Villa Owner 5000 Pokédollars.
Relic Gold	Sell to Villa Owner 10000 Pokédollars.
Relic Vase	Sell to Villa Owner 50000 Pokédollars.
Relic Band	Sell to Villa Owner for 100000 Pokédollars.
Relic Statue	Sell to Villa Owner 200000 Pokédollars.
Relic Crown	Sell to Villa Owner for 300000 Pokédollars.
Discount Coupon	Can be used at a boutique for a 50% discount. Consumed once used.
Strange Souvenir	Vendor trash.
Bottle Cap	Trade to Mr. Hyper to maximize one of a Pokémon’s genes.
Gold Bottle Cap	Trade to Mr. Hyper to maximize all of a Pokémon’s genes.
Stretchy Spring	A thin small spring. It’s totally stretched out, and what it’s used for is unknown.
Chalky Stone	A small whitish stone picked up at the edge of the road.
Marble	A round glass marble. You can see colored glass inside the transparent marble.
Lone Earring	A single earring that somebody dropped.
Beach Glass	A piece of colored glass. Waves have rounded its edges. It’s slightly rough to the touch.
Gold Leaf	A mysterious gold leaf. No trees with this leaf have been found yet.
Silver Leaf	A mysterious silver leaf. No trees with this leaf have been found yet.
Polished Mud Ball	A ball made of mud. It had been polished for such a long time that the surface is very shiny.
Tropical Shell	A beautiful white shell that may have drifted from a sea in a warm region.
Leaf Letter	A letter written on a leaf. Something is written using Pikachu’s footprints.
Leaf Letter	A letter written on a leaf. Something is written using Eevee’s footprints.
Small Bouquet	A small bouquet that was made with heart and soul for a single Trainer.
Dex completion
Honey
Root Fossil	Can be revived into a Lileep.
Claw Fossil	Can be revived into an Anorith.
Helix Fossil	Can be revived into an Omanyte.
Dome Fossil	Can be revived into a Kabuto.
Old Amber	Can be revived into an Aerodactyl.
Armor Fossil	Can be revived into a Shieldon.
Skull Fossil	Can be revived into a Cranidos.
Odd Keystone	Use on the tower on Route 209 to encounter Spiritomb if you have at least 32 Underground greetings.
Cover Fossil	Can be revived into a Tirtouga.
Plume Fossil	Can be revived into an Archen.
Jaw Fossil	Can be revived into a Tyrunt.
Sail Fossil	Can be revived into an Amaura.
Fossilized Bird	The fossil of an ancient Pokémon that once soared through the sky. What it looked like is a mystery.
Fossilized Fish	The fossil of an ancient Pokémon that once lived in the sea. What it looked like is a mystery.
Fossilized Drake	The fossil of an ancient Pokémon that once roamed the land. What it looked like is a mystery.
Fossilized Dino	The fossil of an ancient Pokémon that once lived in the sea. What it looked like is a mystery.
Mulch
Growth Mulch	Growing time of berries is reduced, but the soil dries out faster.
Damp Mulch	Growing time of berries is increased, but the soil dries out slower.
Stable Mulch	Berries stay on the plant for longer than their usual time.
Gooey Mulch	Berries regrow from dead plants an increased number of times.
Rich Mulch	Increases the total number of Berries by 2.
Surprise Mulch	Increases the chance of Berry mutation.
Boost Mulch	Causes soil to dry out in 4 hours.
Amaze Mulch	Increases the total number of Berries by 2, increases the chance of Berry mutation, and causes soil to dry out in 4 hours.
Species-specific
Griseous Orb	Boosts the damage from Giratina’s Dragon-type and Ghost-type moves by 20%, and transforms it into Origin Forme.
Douse Drive	Grants Genesect a blue, Water-type Techno Blast.
Shock Drive	Grants Genesect a yellow, Electric-type Techno Blast.
Burn Drive	Grants Genesect a red, Fire-type Techno Blast.
Chill Drive	Grants Genesect a white, Ice-type Techno Blast.
Adamant Orb	Boosts the damage from Dialga’s Dragon-type and Steel-type moves by 20%.
Lustrous Orb	Boosts the damage from Palkia’s Dragon-type and Water-type moves by 20%.
Soul Dew	Raises Latias and Latios’s Special Attack and Special Defense by 50%.
Deep Sea Tooth	Doubles Clamperl’s Special Attack. Traded on a Clamperl: Holder evolves into Huntail.
Deep Sea Scale	Doubles Clamperl’s Special Defense. Traded on a Clamperl: Holder evolves into Gorebyss.
Light Ball	Doubles Pikachu’s Attack and Special Attack. Breed on Pikachu or Raichu: Pichu Egg will have Volt Tackle.
Lucky Punch	Raises Chansey’s critical hit ratio by two stages.
Metal Powder	Raises Ditto’s Defense and Special Defense by 50%. The boost is lost after transforming.
Thick Club	Doubles Cubone or Marowak’s Attack.
Leek	Raises Farfetch’d’s critical hit ratio by two stages.
Quick Powder	Doubles Ditto’s Speed when held. The boost is lost after transforming.
Red Nectar	Changes Oricorio to Baile Style.
Yellow Nectar	Changes Oricorio to Pom-Pom Style.
Pink Nectar	Changes Oricorio to Pa’u Style.
Purple Nectar	Changes Oricorio to Sensu Style.
Rusted Sword	It is said that a hero used this sword to halt a terrible disaster in ancient times. But it’s grown rusty and worn.
Rusted Shield	It is said that a hero used this shield to halt a terrible disaster in ancient times. But it’s grown rusty and worn.
Held items
Bright Powder	Held: Increases the holder’s evasion by 1/9 (11 1/9%).
White Herb	Held: Resets all lowered stats to normal at end of turn. Consumed after use.
Quick Claw	Held: Holder has a 3/16 (18.75%) chance to move first.
Mental Herb	Held: Consumed to cure infatuation. Gen V: Also removes Taunt, Encore, Torment, Disable, and Cursed Body.
King’s Rock	Held: Damaging moves gain a 10% chance to make their target flinch. Traded on a Poliwhirl: Holder evolves into Politoed. Traded on a Slowpoke: Holder evolves into Slowking.
Smoke Ball	Held: Allows the Holder to escape from any wild battle.
Focus Band	Held: Holder has 10% chance to survive attacks or self-inflicted damage at 1 HP.
Scope Lens	Held: Raises the holder’s critical hit ratio by one stage.
Leftovers	Held: Restores 1/16 (6.25%) holder’s max HP at the end of each turn.
Shell Bell	Held: Holder receives 1/8 of the damage it deals when attacking.
Lax Incense	Held: Holder’s evasion is increased by 5%. Breeding: Wobbuffet begets a Wynaut Egg.
Wide Lens	Held: Provides a 1/10 (10%) boost in accuracy to the holder.
Muscle Band	Held: Boosts the damage of physical moves used by the holder by 10%.
Wise Glasses	Held: Boosts the damage of special moves used by the holder by 1/10 (10%).
Expert Belt	Held: Holder’s Super Effective moves do 20% extra damage.
Light Clay	Held: Light Screen and Reflect used by the holder last 8 rounds instead of 5.
Life Orb	Held: Holder’s moves inflict 30% extra damage, but cost 10% max HP.
Power Herb	Held: Both turns of a two-turn charge move happen at once. Consumed upon use.
Focus Sash	Held: Holder survives any single-hit attack at 1 HP if at max HP, then the item is consumed.
Zoom Lens	Held: Provides a 1/5 (20%) boost in accuracy if the holder moves after the target.
Metronome	Held: Consectutive uses of the same attack have a cumulative damage boost of 10%. Maximum 100% boost.
Destiny Knot	Held: Infatuates opposing Pokémon when holder is inflicted with infatuation.
Black Sludge	Held: Poison-type holder recovers 1/16 (6.25%) max HP each turn. Non-Poison-Types take 1/8 (12.5%) max HP damage.
Icy Rock	Held: Hail by the holder lasts 8 rounds instead of 5.
Smooth Rock	Held: Sandstorm by the holder lasts 8 rounds instead of 5.
Heat Rock	Held: Sunny Day by the holder lasts 8 rounds instead of 5.
Damp Rock	Held: Rain Dance by the holder lasts 8 rounds instead of 5.
Grip Claw	Held: Holder’s multi-turn trapping moves last 5 turns.
Shed Shell	Held: Holder can bypass all trapping effects and switch out. Multi-turn moves still cannot be switched out of.
Big Root	Held: Increases HP recovered from draining moves, Ingrain, and Aqua Ring by 3/10 (30%).
Razor Claw	Held: Raises the holder’s critical hit ratio by one stage. Held by a Sneasel while levelling up at night: Holder evolves into Weavile.
Razor Fang	Held: Damaging moves gain a 10% chance to make their target flinch. Held by a Gligar while levelling up: Holder evolves into Gliscor.
Eviolite	Held: Holder has 1.5× Defense and Special Defense, as long as it’s not fully evolved.
Float Stone	Held: Holder has 0.5× weight.
Rocky Helmet	Held: When the holder is hit by a contact move, the attacking Pokémon takes 1/6 its max HP in damage.
Air Balloon	Held: Grants immunity to Ground-type moves, Spikes, and Toxic Spikes. Consumed when the holder takes damage from a move.
Red Card	Held: When the holder takes damage from a move, the opponent switches out for another random party Pokémon. Consumed after use.
Ring Target	Held: Negates the holder’s type immunities. Ability immunities are not removed.
Binding Band	Held: Doubles the per-turn damage of multi-turn trapping moves.
Absorb Bulb	Held: Raises the holder’s Special Attack by one stage when it takes Water-type damage.
Cell Battery	Held: Raises the holder’s Attack by one stage when it takes Electric-type damage.
Eject Button	Held: When the holder takes damage from a move, it switches out for a party Pokémon of the Trainer’s choice.
Pass Orb	Activates Pass Powers.
Weakness Policy	Held: When the holder is hit by a super effective move, its Attack and Special Attack raise by two stages.
Assault Vest	Raises the holder’s Special Defense to 1.5×. Prevents the holder from selecting a status move.
Luminous Moss	Held: If the holder is hit by a damaging Water move, raises its Special Defense by one stage.
Snowball	Held: If the holder is hit by a damaging Ice move, raises its Attack by one stage.
Safety Goggles	Held: Prevents damage from powder moves and the damage from Hail and Sandstorm.
Adrenaline Orb	Makes wild Pokémon more likely to summon allies. Held: increases the holder’s Speed by one stage when affected by Intimidate.
Terrain Extender	Held: Extends the holder’s Terrain effects to 8 turns.
Protective Pads	Held: Prevents side effects of contact moves used on the holder.
Electric Seed	Held: Consumed on Electric Terrain and raises the holder’s Defense by one stage.
Psychic Seed	Held: Consumed on Psychic Terrain and raises the holder’s Special Defense by one stage.
Misty Seed	Held: Consumed on Misty Terrain and raises the holder’s Special Defense by one stage.
Grassy Seed	Held: Consumed on Grassy Terrain and raises the holder’s Defense by one stage.
Throat Spray	Raises Sp. Atk when a Pokémon uses a sound-based move.
Eject Pack	An item to be held by a Pokémon. When the holder’s stats are lowered, it will be switched out of battle.
Heavy-Duty Boots	These boots prevent the effects of traps set on the battlefield.
Blunder Policy	Raises Speed sharply when a Pokémon misses with a move because of accuracy.
Room Service	An item to be held by a Pokémon. Lowers Speed when Trick Room takes effect.
Utility Umbrella	An item to be held by a Pokémon. This sturdy umbrella protects the holder from the effects of rain and harsh sunlight.
Effort training
Macho Brace	Held: Holder gains double effort values from battles, but has halved Speed in battle.
Power Bracer	Held: Holder gains 4 Attack effort values, but has halved Speed in battle.
Power Belt	Held: Holder gains 4 Defense effort values, but has halved Speed in battle.
Power Lens	Held: Holder gains 4 Special Attack effort values, but has halved Speed in battle.
Power Band	Held: Holder gains 4 Special Defense effort values, but has halved Speed in battle.
Power Anklet	Held: Holder gains 4 Speed effort values, but has halved Speed in battle.
Power Weight	Held: Holder gains 4 HP effort values, but has halved Speed in battle.
Training
Exp. Share	Held: Half the experience from a battle is split between Pokémon holding this item.
Soothe Bell	Held: Doubles the happiness earned by the holder.
Amulet Coin	Held: Doubles the money earned from a battle. Does not stack with Luck Incense.
Cleanse Tag	Prevents wild encounters of level lower than your party’s lead Pokémon.
Everstone	Held: Prevents level-based evolution from occuring.
Lucky Egg	Held: Increases EXP earned in battle by 50%.
Luck Incense	Held: Doubles the money earned from a battle. Does not stack with Amulet Coin. Breeding: Chansey and Blissey beget a Happiny Egg.
Pure Incense	Prevents wild encounters of level lower than your party’s lead Pokémon. Breeding: Chimecho begets a Chingling Egg.
Choice
Choice Band	Held: Increases Attack by 50%, but restricts the holder to only one move.
Choice Scarf	Held: Increases Speed by 50%, but restricts the holder to only one move.
Choice Specs	Held: Increases Special Attack by 50%, but restricts the holder to only one move.
Type enhancement
Silver Powder	Held: Bug-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage.
Metal Coat	Held: Steel-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage.
Soft Sand	Held: Ground-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage.
Hard Stone	Held: Rock-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage.
Miracle Seed	Held: Grass-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage.
Black Glasses	Held: Dark-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage.
Black Belt	Held: Fighting-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage.
Magnet	Held: Electric-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage.
Mystic Water	Held: Water-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage.
Sharp Beak	Held: Flying-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage.
Poison Barb	Held: Poison-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage.
Never-Melt Ice	Held: Ice-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage.
Spell Tag	Held: Ghost-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage.
Twisted Spoon	Held: Psychic-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage.
Charcoal	Held: Fire-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage.
Dragon Fang	Held: Dragon-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage.
Silk Scarf	Held: Normal-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage.
Sea Incense	Held: Water-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage. Breeding: Marill or Azumarill beget an Azurill Egg.
Odd Incense	Held: Psychic-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage. Breeding: Mr. Mime begets a Mime Jr. Egg.
Rock Incense	Held: Rock-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage. Breeding: Sudowoodo begets a Bonsly Egg.
Wave Incense	Held: Water-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage. Breeding: Mantine begets a Mantyke Egg.
Rose Incense	Held: Grass-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage. Breeding: Roselia or Roserade beget a Budew Egg.
Scarves
Red Scarf	Raises the holder’s Coolness while in a contest.
Blue Scarf	Raises the holder’s Beauty while in a contest.
Pink Scarf	Raises the holder’s Cuteness while in a contest.
Green Scarf	Raises the holder’s Smartness while in a contest.
Yellow Scarf	Raises the holder’s Toughness while in a contest.
Bad held items
Toxic Orb	Held: Inflicts Toxic on the holder at the end of the turn. Activates after Poison damage would occur.
Flame Orb	Held: Inflicts Burn on the holder at the end of the turn. Activates after Burn damage would occur.
Iron Ball	Held: Holder’s Speed is halved. Negates all Ground-type immunities, and makes Flying-types take neutral damage from Ground-type moves. Arena Trap. Spikes, and Toxic Spikes affect the holder.
Lagging Tail	Held: Holder moves last in its priority bracket.
Sticky Barb	Held: Holder takes 1/8 (12.5%) its max HP at the end of each turn. When the holder is hit by a contact move, the attacking Pokémon takes 1/8 its max HP in damage and receive the item if not holding one.
Full Incense	Held: Holder moves last in its priority bracket. Breeding: Snorlax begets a Munchlax Egg.
Plates
Flame Plate	Held: Fire-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage. Changes Arceus’s and Judgment’s type to Fire.
Splash Plate	Held: Water-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage. Changes Arceus’s and Judgment’s type to Water.
Zap Plate	Held: Electric-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage. Changes Arceus’s and Judgment’s type to Electric.
Meadow Plate	Held: Grass-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage. Changes Arceus’s and Judgment’s type to Grass.
Icicle Plate	Held: Ice-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage. Changes Arceus’s and Judgment’s type to Ice.
Fist Plate	Held: Fighting-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage. Changes Arceus’s and Judgment’s type to Fighting.
Toxic Plate	Held: Poison-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage. Changes Arceus’s and Judgment’s type to Poison.
Earth Plate	Held: Ground-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage. Changes Arceus’s and Judgment’s type to Ground.
Sky Plate	Held: Flying-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage. Changes Arceus’s and Judgment’s type to Flying.
Mind Plate	Held: Psychic-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage. Changes Arceus’s and Judgment’s type to Psychic.
Insect Plate	Held: Bug-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage. Changes Arceus’s and Judgment’s type to Bug.
Stone Plate	Held: Rock-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage. Changes Arceus’s and Judgment’s type to Rock.
Spooky Plate	Held: Ghost-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage. Changes Arceus’s and Judgment’s type to Ghost.
Draco Plate	Held: Dragon-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage. Changes Arceus’s and Judgment’s type to Dragon.
Dread Plate	Held: Dark-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage. Changes Arceus’s and Judgment’s type to Dark.
Iron Plate	Held: Steel-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage. Changes Arceus’s and Judgment’s type to Steel.
Pixie Plate	Held: Fairy-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage. Changes Arceus’s and Judgment’s type to Fairy.
Blank Plate	--
Legend Plate	--
Jewels
Fire Gem	Held: When the holder uses a damaging Fire-type move, the move has 1.5× power and this item is consumed.
Water Gem	Held: When the holder uses a damaging Water-type move, the move has 1.5× power and this item is consumed.
Electric Gem	Held: When the holder uses a damaging Electric-type move, the move has 1.5× power and this item is consumed.
Grass Gem	Held: When the holder uses a damaging Grass-type move, the move has 1.5× power and this item is consumed.
Ice Gem	Held: When the holder uses a damaging Ice-type move, the move has 1.5× power and this item is consumed.
Fighting Gem	Held: When the holder uses a damaging Fighting-type move, the move has 1.5× power and this item is consumed.
Poison Gem	Held: When the holder uses a damaging Poison-type move, the move has 1.5× power and this item is consumed.
Ground Gem	Held: When the holder uses a damaging Ground-type move, the move has 1.5× power and this item is consumed.
Flying Gem	Held: When the holder uses a damaging Flying-type move, the move has 1.5× power and this item is consumed.
Psychic Gem	Held: When the holder uses a damaging Psychic-type move, the move has 1.5× power and this item is consumed.
Bug Gem	Held: When the holder uses a damaging Bug-type move, the move has 1.5× power and this item is consumed.
Rock Gem	Held: When the holder uses a damaging Rock-type move, the move has 1.5× power and this item is consumed.
Ghost Gem	Held: When the holder uses a damaging Ghost-type move, the move has 1.5× power and this item is consumed.
Dragon Gem	Held: When the holder uses a damaging Dragon-type move, the move has 1.5× power and this item is consumed.
Dark Gem	Held: When the holder uses a damaging Dark-type move, the move has 1.5× power and this item is consumed.
Steel Gem	Held: When the holder uses a damaging Steel-type move, the move has 1.5× power and this item is consumed.
Normal Gem	Held: When the holder uses a damaging Normal-type move, the move has 1.5× power and this item is consumed.
Fairy Gem	Held: When the holder uses a damaging Fairy move, the move has 1.5× power and this item is consumed.
Mega Stones
Gengarite	Held: Allows Gengar to Mega Evolve into Mega Gengar.
Gardevoirite	Held: Allows Gardevoir to Mega Evolve into Mega Gardevoir.
Ampharosite	Held: Allows Ampharos to Mega Evolve into Mega Ampharos.
Venusaurite	Held: Allows Venusaur to Mega Evolve into Mega Venusaur.
Charizardite X	Held: Allows Charizard to Mega Evolve into Mega Charizard X.
Blastoisinite	Held: Allows Blastoise to Mega Evolve into Mega Blastoise.
Mewtwonite X	Held: Allows Mewtwo to Mega Evolve into Mega Mewtwo X.
Mewtwonite Y	Held: Allows Mewtwo to Mega Evolve into Mega Mewtwo Y.
Blazikenite	Held: Allows Blaziken to Mega Evolve into Mega Blaziken.
Medichamite	Held: Allows Medicham to Mega Evolve into Mega Medicham.
Houndoominite	Held: Allows Houndoom to Mega Evolve into Mega Houndoom.
Aggronite	Held: Allows Aggron to Mega Evolve into Mega Aggron.
Banettite	Held: Allows Banette to Mega Evolve into Mega Banette.
Tyranitarite	Held: Allows Tyranitar to Mega Evolve into Mega Tyranitar.
Scizorite	Held: Allows Scizor to Mega Evolve into Mega Scizor.
Pinsirite	Held: Allows Pinsir to Mega Evolve into Mega Pinsir.
Aerodactylite	Held: Allows Aerodactyl to Mega Evolve into Mega Aerodactyl.
Lucarionite	Held: Allows Lucario to Mega Evolve into Mega Lucario.
Abomasite	Held: Allows Abomasnow to Mega Evolve into Mega Abomasnow.
Kangaskhanite	Held: Allows Kangaskhan to Mega Evolve into Mega Kangaskhan.
Gyaradosite	Held: Allows Gyarados to Mega Evolve into Mega Gyarados.
Absolite	Held: Allows Absol to Mega Evolve into Mega Absol.
Charizardite Y	Held: Allows Charizard to Mega Evolve into Mega Charizard Y.
Alakazite	Held: Allows Alakazam to Mega Evolve into Mega Alakazam.
Heracronite	Held: Allows Heracross to Mega Evolve into Mega Heracross.
Mawilite	Held: Allows Mawile to Mega Evolve into Mega Mawile.
Manectite	Held: Allows Manectric to Mega Evolve into Mega Manectric.
Garchompite	Held: Allows Garchomp to Mega Evolve into Mega Garchomp.
Latiasite	Held: Allows Latias to Mega Evolve into Mega Latias.
Latiosite	Held: Allows Latios to Mega Evolve into Mega Latios.
Swampertite	Held: Allows Swampert to Mega Evolve into Mega Swampert.
Sceptilite	Held: Allows Sceptile to Mega Evolve into Mega Sceptile.
Sablenite	Held: Allows Sableye to Mega Evolve into Mega Sableye.
Altarianite	Held: Allows Altaria to Mega Evolve into Mega Altaria.
Galladite	Held: Allows Gallade to Mega Evolve into Mega Gallade.
Audinite	Held: Allows Audino to Mega Evolve into Mega Audino.
Metagrossite	Held: Allows Metagross to Mega Evolve into Mega Metagross.
Sharpedonite	Held: Allows Sharpedo to Mega Evolve into Mega Sharpedo.
Slowbronite	Held: Allows Slowbro to Mega Evolve into Mega Slowbro.
Steelixite	Held: Allows Steelix to Mega Evolve into Mega Steelix.
Pidgeotite	Held: Allows Pidgeot to Mega Evolve into Mega Pidgeot.
Glalitite	Held: Allows Glalie to Mega Evolve into Mega Glalie.
Diancite	Held: Allows Diancie to Mega Evolve into Mega Diancie.
Cameruptite	Held: Allows Camerupt to Mega Evolve into Mega Camerupt.
Lopunnite	Held: Allows Lopunny to Mega Evolve into Mega Lopunny.
Salamencite	Held: Allows Salamence to Mega Evolve into Mega Salamence.
Beedrillite	Held: Allows Beedrill to Mega Evolve into Mega Beedrill.
Memories
Fighting Memory	Held: Changes Silvally to its Fighting form. Changes Multi-Attack’s type to Fighting.
Flying Memory	Held: Changes Silvally to its Flying form. Changes Multi-Attack’s type to Flying.
Poison Memory	Held: Changes Silvally to its Poison form. Changes Multi-Attack’s type to Poison.
Ground Memory	Held: Changes Silvally to its Ground form. Changes Multi-Attack’s type to Ground.
Rock Memory	Held: Changes Silvally to its Rock form. Changes Multi-Attack’s type to Rock.
Bug Memory	Held: Changes Silvally to its Bug form. Changes Multi-Attack’s type to Bug.
Ghost Memory	Held: Changes Silvally to its Ghost form. Changes Multi-Attack’s type to Ghost.
Steel Memory	Held: Changes Silvally to its Steel form. Changes Multi-Attack’s type to Steel.
Fire Memory	Held: Changes Silvally to its Fire form. Changes Multi-Attack’s type to Fire.
Water Memory	Held: Changes Silvally to its Water form. Changes Multi-Attack’s type to Water.
Grass Memory	Held: Changes Silvally to its Grass form. Changes Multi-Attack’s type to Grass.
Electric Memory	Held: Changes Silvally to its Electric form. Changes Multi-Attack’s type to Electric.
Psychic Memory	Held: Changes Silvally to its Psychic form. Changes Multi-Attack’s type to Psychic.
Ice Memory	Held: Changes Silvally to its Ice form. Changes Multi-Attack’s type to Ice.
Dragon Memory	Held: Changes Silvally to its Dragon form. Changes Multi-Attack’s type to Dragon.
Dark Memory	Held: Changes Silvally to its Dark form. Changes Multi-Attack’s type to Dark.
Fairy Memory	Held: Changes Silvally to its Fairy form. Changes Multi-Attack’s type to Fairy.
Species candies
Bulbasaur Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Charmander Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Squirtle Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Caterpie Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Weedle Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Pidgey Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Rattata Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Spearow Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Ekans Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Pikachu Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Sandshrew Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Nidoran♀ Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Nidoran♂ Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Clefairy Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Vulpix Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Jigglypuff Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Zubat Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Oddish Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Paras Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Venonat Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Diglett Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Meowth Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Psyduck Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Mankey Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Growlithe Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Poliwag Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Abra Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Machop Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Bellsprout Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Tentacool Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Geodude Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Ponyta Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Slowpoke Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Magnemite Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Farfetch’d Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Doduo Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Seel Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Grimer Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Shellder Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Gastly Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Onix Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Drowzee Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Krabby Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Voltorb Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Exeggcute Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Cubone Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Hitmonlee Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Hitmonchan Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Lickitung Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Koffing Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Rhyhorn Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Chansey Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Tangela Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Kangaskhan Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Horsea Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Goldeen Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Staryu Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Mr. Mime Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Scyther Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Jynx Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Electabuzz Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Pinsir Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Tauros Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Magikarp Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Lapras Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Ditto Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Eevee Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Porygon Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Omanyte Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Kabuto Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Aerodactyl Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Snorlax Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Articuno Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Zapdos Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Moltres Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Dratini Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Mewtwo Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Mew Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Meltan Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Magmar Candy	A candy that is packed with energy. When given to certain Pokémon, it will increase all their stats at once.
Curry ingredients
Sausages	One of the many ingredients that can be used for cooking at your camp. These sausages should be boiled before eating.
Bob’s Food Tin	One of the many ingredients that can be used for cooking at your camp. The tinned food that Bob sells is curiously popular in Galar.
Bach’s Food Tin	One of the many ingredients that can be used for cooking at your camp. The tinned food that Bach sells is curiously popular in Galar.
Tin of Beans	One of the many ingredients that can be used for cooking at your camp. When simmered, the beans suffuse a dish with their mild flavor.
Bread	One of the many ingredients that can be used for cooking at your camp. An indispensable tool for mopping up that extra curry left on your plate.
Pasta	One of the many ingredients that can be used for cooking at your camp. These flour noodles make for a surprisingly good match with curry.
Mixed Mushrooms	One of the many ingredients that can be used for cooking at your camp. The chewy texture of the mushrooms transforms any dish they’re added to.
Smoke-Poke Tail	One of the many ingredients that can be used for cooking at your camp. When a Slowpoke’s tail falls off, it grows back quickly.
Large Leek	One of the many ingredients that can be used for cooking at your camp. Whether this is the kind of vegetable stalk that Farfetch’d like is unknown.
Fancy Apple	One of the many ingredients that can be used for cooking at your camp. An apple chosen above others. It has spectacular form and a brilliant sheen.
Brittle Bones	One of the many ingredients that can be used for cooking at your camp. The taste boiled off from the bones is sure to give a dish a light umami taste.
Pack of Potatoes	One of the many ingredients that can be used for cooking at your camp. Potatoes help mellow out a spicy taste, to make a dish more mild.
Pungent Root	One of the many ingredients that can be used for cooking at your camp. Though carelessly picked, these herbs can add a fragrant accent to a dish.
Salad Mix	One of the many ingredients that can be used for cooking at your camp. The assortment of vegetables looks quite appealing and healthy.
Fried Food	One of the many ingredients that can be used for cooking at your camp. It’s been a while since it was fried, so it’s gotten greasy.
Boiled Egg	One of the many ingredients that can be used for cooking at your camp. Even just one boiled egg can really enhance a dish.
Fruit Bunch	One of the many ingredients that can be used for cooking at your camp. The syrupy fruits give off a strong tropical feel.
Moomoo Cheese	One of the many ingredients that can be used for cooking at your camp. Melted cheese can really give a curry some richness.
Spice Mix	One of the many ingredients that can be used for cooking at your camp. There are over fifty spices contained within this ingredient’s hot flavor.
Fresh Cream	One of the many ingredients that can be used for cooking at your camp. Add some whipped cream to a spicy curry to give it some sweetness.
Packaged Curry	One of the many ingredients that can be used for cooking at your camp. Using packaged curry helps make sure there are no slipups when cooking.
Coconut Milk	One of the many ingredients that can be used for cooking at your camp. The refined sweetness of this coconut milk makes it quite popular.
Instant Noodles	One of the many ingredients that can be used for cooking at your camp. It has a junk-food sort of taste, but it goes well with curry.
Precooked Burger	One of the many ingredients that can be used for cooking at your camp. If you’re unsure about what to cook, you can’t go wrong with some burger.
Gigantamix	One of the many ingredients that can be used for cooking at your camp. A mysterious spice. Even a tiny sprinkle is sure to make a curry gigantic.