Radical Red Items
373 Items
Battle-item (8)
Evolution-item (26)
Held-item (40)
Hm (7)
Key-item (21)
Mega Stones (71)
Other Items (12)
TMs / HMs (118)
Z-crystal (35)
Vitamin (6)
Berries (10)
Valuable (9)
Poke Balls (10)
🗡 Battle-item (8)
| Name ↑↓ | Location ↑↓ | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Dire Hit | Celadon Department Store 2F (purchase) | Raises critical hit ratio by 2 stages |
| Guard Spec. | Celadon Department Store 2F (purchase) | Prevents stat reduction for 5 turns |
| X Accuracy | Celadon Department Store 2F (purchase) | Raises Accuracy by 2 stages in battle |
| X Attack | Celadon Department Store 2F (purchase) | Raises Attack by 2 stages in battle |
| X Defense | Celadon Department Store 2F (purchase) | Raises Defense by 2 stages in battle |
| X Sp. Atk | Celadon Department Store 2F (purchase) | Raises Sp.Atk by 2 stages in battle |
| X Sp. Def | Celadon Department Store 2F (purchase) | Raises Sp.Def by 2 stages in battle |
| X Speed | Celadon Department Store 2F (purchase) | Raises Speed by 2 stages in battle |
🧬 Evolution-item (26)
| Name ↑↓ | Location ↑↓ | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Dawn Stone | Celadon Department Store 4F (purchase) | Evolves certain Pokemon like male Kirlia and female Snorunt |
| Deep Sea Scale | Route 12 area | Evolves Clamperl into Gorebyss |
| Deep Sea Tooth | Route 12 area | Evolves Clamperl into Huntail |
| Dragon Scale | From NPC / wild Dragon-type Pokemon | Evolves Seadra when used with Link Cable |
| Dubious Disc | Silph Co. area | Evolves Porygon2 when used with Link Cable |
| Dusk Stone | Celadon Department Store 4F (purchase) | Evolves certain Pokemon like Murkrow and Misdreavus |
| Electirizer | Power Plant area | Evolves Electabuzz when used with Link Cable |
| Fire Stone | Celadon Department Store 4F (purchase) | Evolves certain Fire-type Pokemon |
| Ice Stone | Celadon Department Store 4F (purchase) | Evolves certain Pokemon like Alolan Vulpix and Eevee |
| King's Rock | Silph Co. / Celadon Department Store | Evolves Poliwhirl/Slowpoke when used with Link Cable |
| Leaf Stone | Celadon Department Store 4F (purchase) / Route 25 | Evolves certain Grass-type Pokemon |
| Link Cable | Celadon Department Store 4F (purchase) - replaces trade evolutions | Evolves trade-evolution Pokemon |
| Magmarizer | Cinnabar Mansion area | Evolves Magmar when used with Link Cable |
| Metal Coat | From NPC / wild Steel-type Pokemon (5%) | Evolves Onix/Scyther when used with Link Cable |
| Moon Stone | Celadon Department Store 4F (purchase) / Mt. Moon basement (hidden) | Evolves certain Pokemon like Clefairy and Nidorina |
| Oval Stone | From NPC / wild Happiny (50%) | Evolves Happiny during the day |
| Prism Scale | Route 19/20 area | Evolves Feebas when used with Link Cable |
| Protector | Victory Road area | Evolves Rhydon when used with Link Cable |
| Razor Claw | Victory Road / wild Sneasel (5%) | Evolves Sneasel at night; boosts crit ratio |
| Razor Fang | Victory Road area | Evolves Gligar at night; may cause flinch |
| Reaper Cloth | Lavender Town / Pokemon Tower area | Evolves Dusclops when used with Link Cable |
| Shiny Stone | Celadon Department Store 4F (purchase) | Evolves certain Pokemon like Togetic and Roselia |
| Sun Stone | Celadon Department Store 4F (purchase) / Route 4 | Evolves certain Pokemon like Gloom and Sunkern |
| Thunder Stone | Celadon Department Store 4F (purchase) / Power Plant | Evolves certain Electric-type Pokemon |
| Up-Grade | Silph Co. (from scientist) | Evolves Porygon when used with Link Cable |
| Water Stone | Celadon Department Store 4F (purchase) / hidden in Seafoam Islands B4F | Evolves certain Water-type Pokemon |
⚔️ Held-item (40)
| Name ↑↓ | Location ↑↓ | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Amulet Coin | Celadon Mansion | Doubles prize money from trainer battles |
| Assault Vest | Safari Zone / From Jasmine after showing Pokemon with 150 Def EVs (or 125 base Def) | Boosts Sp.Def by 50% but prevents status moves |
| BlackGlasses | Celadon City area | Boosts Dark-type moves by 20% |
| Booster Energy | (DEFAULT MODES) B1F, on heightened platform in central-west. | When held by a Paradox Pokemon, boosts its highest stat in any weather. |
| Choice Band | Power Plant / Saffron City Department Store 5F | Boosts Attack by 50% but locks into one move |
| Choice Scarf | Saffron City Department Store 5F | Boosts Speed by 50% but locks into one move |
| Choice Specs | Saffron City Department Store 5F | Boosts Sp.Atk by 50% but locks into one move |
| Cleanse Tag | From NPC | Reduces wild encounter rate |
| Cornerstone Mask | From Dumbass trainer after defeating him in the central room. | A mask that summons the spirits of grateful Pokemon to give Ogerpon strength as the Cornerstone form. |
| Destiny Knot | Celadon City area | Passes 5 IVs when breeding |
| Eject Button | Power Plant (follower: Electric type) | Switches out holder when hit |
| Everstone | From NPC / wild Pokemon | Prevents evolution, passes Nature when breeding |
| Eviolite | Celadon Department Store 4F | Boosts Def and Sp.Def of NFE Pokemon by 50% |
| Expert Belt | Silph Co. area | Boosts super effective moves by 20% |
| Focus Sash | Celadon Department Store 4F / From Chuck after showing Pokemon with 150 Atk EVs | Survives one hit at full HP with 1 HP |
| Hearthflame Mask | Requires Silph Scope upgrade - 4F | A mask that summons the spirits of grateful Pokemon to give Ogerpon strength as the Hearthflame form. |
| Heavy-Duty Boots | Boots that prevent the effects of traps set on the ground. | |
| Leftovers | Celadon City Game Corner / Celadon Department Store 5F | Restores 1/16 max HP each turn |
| Life Orb | From Koga after showing a Pokemon with 125+ Base Speed (or 150 Speed EVs in Hardcore) | Boosts moves by 30% but costs 10% HP |
| Light Clay | From NPC with specific follower Pokemon | Extends Light Screen and Reflect to 8 turns |
| Lucky Egg | Celadon Department Store 4F (NPC gift) | Boosts experience gained by 50% |
| Macho Brace | From NPC | Doubles EV gain, halves Speed |
| Metronome | Celadon City | Boosts repeated moves by 20% each turn |
| Muscle Band | Silph Co. | Boosts physical moves by 10% |
| Power Anklet | Hidden in narrow pathway east of Celadon Game Corner | Adds 8 Speed EVs per battle, halves Speed |
| Power Band | From NPC / purchasable | Adds 8 Sp.Def EVs per battle, halves Speed |
| Power Belt | From NPC / purchasable | Adds 8 Def EVs per battle, halves Speed |
| Power Bracer | From NPC / purchasable | Adds 8 Atk EVs per battle, halves Speed |
| Power Lens | From NPC / purchasable | Adds 8 Sp.Atk EVs per battle, halves Speed |
| Power Weight | From NPC / purchasable | Adds 8 HP EVs per battle, halves Speed |
| Protective Pads | Saffron City Dojo (follower: Fighting type) | Prevents contact move side effects |
| Red Card | Celadon City Gym (follower: Fire/Flying type) | Forces opponent to switch after hitting holder |
| Rocky Helmet | From Ace Trainer after obtaining Mega Ring | Damages attacker by 1/6 HP on contact |
| Safety Goggles | Rock Tunnel (follower: Rock/Ground/Steel type) | Protects from weather damage and powder moves |
| Scope Lens | Rocket Hideout | Boosts critical hit ratio by 1 stage |
| Shed Shell | From NPC | Allows switching even when trapped |
| Soothe Bell | From NPC in game | Boosts friendship gain |
| Spell Tag | Pokemon Tower, Lavender Town | Boosts Ghost-type moves by 20% |
| Wellspring Mask | 1F, on the heightened platform just north of the entrance from Fuchsia City side. | A mask that summons the spirits of grateful Pokemon to give Ogerpon strength as the Wellspring form. |
| Wide Lens | Rocket Hideout | Boosts accuracy by 10% |
💿 Hm (7)
| # | Move | Type | Cat. | Location ↑↓ | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HM01 | Cut | Steel | S.S. Anne, from Captain | A basic attack. It can be used to cut down thin trees and grass. | |
| HM02 | Fly | Flying | Route 16 (from girl in house, requires Cut) | A 2-turn move that hits on the 2nd turn. Use it to fly to any known town. | |
| HM03 | Surf | Water | Safari Zone Secret House | A big wave crashes down on the foe. Can also be used for crossing water. | |
| HM04 | Strength | Normal | Fuchsia City (from Warden after returning Gold Teeth) | The foe is slugged at maximum power. Can also be used to move boulders. | |
| HM05 | Flash | Electric | Route 2 south gate (from Oak's aide) | The user flashes a bright light, which lowers its Attack. | |
| HM06 | Rock Smash | Fighting | From NPC | An attack that may also cut Defense. It can also smash cracked boulders. | |
| HM07 | Waterfall | Water | Icefall Cave (Sevii Islands) | A powerful charge attack that can flinch. It can be used to climb water- falls. |
🔑 Key-item (21)
| Name ↑↓ | Location ↑↓ | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Bike Voucher | Vermilion City Pokemon Fan Club (from chairman) | Exchange for Bicycle in Cerulean City |
| D-Max Band | Story progression | Enables Dynamax in raid battles |
| DNA Splicers | In Pokémon Lab's rightmost room, from Scientist at bottom left table showing a Tao Trio member. | A splicer that fuses Kyurem with a certain Pokemon. They can also be split. |
| DexNav | Route 2 from Oak's scientist | Search for specific Pokemon in area |
| Dynamax Band | From Prof. Oak's Scientist upon exiting the city eastward towards Route 3. | A bracelet that allows the wearer to Dynamax compatible Pokemon. |
| Exp. Share | Pewter City Museum 2F (scientist) | Shares experience with party |
| Good Rod | Fuchsia City (from fisherman) | Fish for better water Pokemon |
| Itemfinder | Route 11 gate 2F (from Oak's aide, 30 Pokemon caught) | Detects hidden items nearby |
| Mega Ring | Story progression (after certain gym) | Enables Mega Evolution in battle |
| Old Rod | Vermilion City Pokemon Center (from fisherman) | Fish for basic water Pokemon |
| Poke Rider | Story progression | Replaces HM usage for field moves |
| Pokedex | Pallet Town, from Professor Oak | Records Pokemon data |
| Prison Bottle | Postgame | Changes Hoopa's forme |
| Reveal Glass | Postgame | Changes Therian/Incarnate formes |
| S.S. Ticket | From Bill after visiting his house on Route 25 | Board the S.S. Anne in Vermilion City |
| Stat Scanner | From NPC after catching certain number of Pokemon | Shows Pokemon IVs |
| Super Rod | Route 12 (from fisherman in house) | Fish for rare water Pokemon |
| Time Changer | Pallet Town, Oak's Lab from left aide (quiz reward) | Changes time of day |
| Town Map | Pallet Town, from Daisy/rival's sister | Shows map of Kanto |
| Wishing Piece | Multiple locations; purchasable | Activates raid dens |
| Z-Ring | Story progression | Enables Z-Moves in battle |
💎 Mega Stones (71)
| Name ↑↓ | Location ↑↓ | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Abomasite | Seafoam Islands B2F southern area | Mega Evolves Abomasnow |
| Absolite | Route 17 south side near signpost | Mega Evolves Absol |
| Aerodactylite | Pewter City, from Brock (rematch) | Mega Evolves Aerodactyl |
| Aggronite | Cinnabar Island Pokemon Lab, from Jasmine | Mega Evolves Aggron |
| Alakazite | Celadon City Department Store rooftop | Mega Evolves Alakazam |
| Alcremite | Saffron City, from girl (ingredient collection quest) | Mega Evolves Alcremie |
| Altarianite | Route 18 near grass with Bird Keepers | Mega Evolves Altaria |
| Ampharosite | Power Plant northeastern corner | Mega Evolves Ampharos |
| Applite | Celadon City Hotel | Mega Evolves Appletun/Flapple |
| Audinite | Saffron City Silph Co. 6F | Mega Evolves Audino |
| Banettite | Cinnabar Island Pokemon Mansion B1F | Mega Evolves Banette |
| Beedrilite | Safari Zone Area 2 | Mega Evolves Beedrill |
| Beedrillite | Mega Stone for Beedrill - enables Mega Evolution into Mega Beedrill. | |
| Blastoisinite | Route 16 north gate, from scientist (show Blastoise) | Mega Evolves Blastoise |
| Blazikenite | Route 16 north gate, from scientist (show Blaziken) | Mega Evolves Blaziken |
| Butterfrite | Viridian Forest (Rock Smash required) | Mega Evolves Butterfree |
| Cameruptite | Cinnabar Island Pokemon Mansion 1F | Mega Evolves Camerupt |
| Centiskite | On islet below Vermilion City Gym. (Surf HM required) | Mega Stone for Centiskorch - enables Mega Evolution. |
| Centiskorcite | Route 8, from Ace Trainer | Mega Evolves Centiskorch |
| Charizardite X | Route 16 north gate, from scientist (show Charizard) | Mega Evolves Charizard into Mega Charizard X |
| Charizardite Y | Cinnabar Island Gym, from Blaine (150 Sp.Atk EVs) | Mega Evolves Charizard into Mega Charizard Y |
| Coalossilite | Rock Tunnel | Mega Evolves Coalossal |
| Coalossite | Mega Stone for Coalossal - enables Mega Evolution. | |
| Copperajahite | Vermilion City (Surf required) | Mega Evolves Copperajah |
| Copperajite | Mega Stone for Copperajah - enables Mega Evolution. | |
| Diancite | One Island Pokemon Center Battle Simulator (20 BP, postgame) | Mega Evolves Diancie |
| Dreadnawite | Route 19 small islet (Surf required) | Mega Evolves Drednaw |
| Drednawite | Mega Stone for Drednaw - enables Mega Evolution. | |
| Duraludite | Viridian City, from Clair | Mega Evolves Duraludon |
| Galladite | Saffron City Dojo, from Chuck (150 Atk EVs) | Mega Evolves Gallade |
| Garbodorite | Saffron City Silph Co. 4F (keycard required) | Mega Evolves Garbodor |
| Garchompite | Cerulean Cave | Mega Evolves Garchomp |
| Gardevoirite | Saffron City Gym, from Sabrina (perfect IV requirement) | Mega Evolves Gardevoir |
| Gengarite | Lavender Town, Fuji's House (max happiness Pokemon) | Mega Evolves Gengar |
| Glalitite | Route 20, from Pryce after defeating him | Mega Evolves Glalie |
| Gyaradosite | Cerulean City, from Misty (rematch) | Mega Evolves Gyarados |
| Heracronite | Safari Zone Area 1 West-Center | Mega Evolves Heracross |
| Houndoominite | Cerulean Cave 1F, from Ariana after defeating her in battle. | Mega Stone for Houndoom - enables Mega Evolution. |
| Houndoomite | Cerulean Cave 1F, from Archer | Mega Evolves Houndoom |
| Kangaskhanite | Saffron City Silph Co. 7F | Mega Evolves Kangaskhan |
| Kinglerite | Route 21 | Mega Evolves Kingler |
| Laprasite | Seafoam Islands B2F northeastern area | Mega Evolves Lapras |
| Latiasite | Cinnabar Island Pokemon Lab (requires Latias) | Mega Evolves Latias |
| Latiosite | Cinnabar Island Pokemon Lab (requires Latios) | Mega Evolves Latios |
| Lopunnite | Safari Zone Area 3 south side | Mega Evolves Lopunny |
| Lucarionite | Celadon City near Pokemon Center (Lucario follower, Soul Badge required) | Mega Evolves Lucario |
| Machampite | Power Plant, from trainer | Mega Evolves Machamp |
| Manectite | From Lt. Surge (rematch) | Mega Evolves Manectric |
| Mawilite | Cerulean Cave 1F, from Ariana | Mega Evolves Mawile |
| Medichamite | Route 20 small islet near female swimmer | Mega Evolves Medicham |
| Metagrossite | Indigo Plateau, after defeating creator | Mega Evolves Metagross |
| Mewtwonite X | One Island Treasure Beach, from Red (postgame, 4+ win streak) | Mega Evolves Mewtwo into Mega Mewtwo X |
| Mewtwonite Y | Route 4, from Giovanni | Mega Evolves Mewtwo into Mega Mewtwo Y |
| Orbeetlite | Route 2 above Diglett's Cave (Rock Smash required) | Mega Evolves Orbeetle |
| Pidgeotite | Safari Zone Area 2 north side | Mega Evolves Pidgeot |
| Pinsirite | Route 6 southwest of pond | Mega Evolves Pinsir |
| Sablenite | Lavender Town Pokemon Tower 3F | Mega Evolves Sableye |
| Salamencite | Cerulean Cave, from Lance | Mega Evolves Salamence |
| Sandacondanite | Route 15, from Ace Trainer | Mega Evolves Sandaconda |
| Sandacondite | Mega Stone for Sandaconda - enables Mega Evolution. | |
| Sceptilite | Route 16 north gate, from scientist (show Sceptile) | Mega Evolves Sceptile |
| Scizorite | Route 22 below pond and ledge | Mega Evolves Scizor |
| Sharpedonite | Route 12 Fisherman's house (Sharpedo follower) | Mega Evolves Sharpedo |
| Slowbronite | Route 12 islet south of sleeping Snorlax | Mega Evolves Slowbro |
| Snorlaxite | Route 23 north of route | Mega Evolves Snorlax |
| Steelixite | Cinnabar Island Pokemon Lab, from Jasmine (150 Def EVs) | Mega Evolves Steelix |
| Swampertite | Saffron City, from Gian (Swampert follower) | Mega Evolves Swampert |
| Toxitricite | Fuchsia City Gym, from Koga (150 Speed EVs) | Mega Evolves Toxtricity |
| Toxtricitite | Mega Stone for Toxtricity - enables Mega Evolution. | |
| Tyranitarite | Cerulean Cave 2F northeastern area | Mega Evolves Tyranitar |
| Venusaurite | Route 16 north gate, from scientist (show Venusaur) | Mega Evolves Venusaur |
📦 Other Items (12)
| Name ↑↓ | Location ↑↓ | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Ability Patch | Switches a Pokemon's standard Ability for its Hidden Ability. | |
| Ability Pill | (HARDCORE) From Prof. Oak's Scientist upon entering the route. | Changes the holder's ability when consumed. |
| Bug Gem | Various locations / raids | Boosts Bug-type move once |
| Dome Fossil | Mt. Moon (choose one of two fossils) | Revive into Kabuto at Cinnabar Lab |
| Ghost Gem | Various locations / raids | Boosts Ghost-type move once |
| Grass Gem | Various locations / raids | Boosts Grass-type move once |
| Ground Gem | Various locations / raids | Boosts Ground-type move once |
| Helix Fossil | Mt. Moon (choose one of two fossils) | Revive into Omanyte at Cinnabar Lab |
| Normal Gem | Various locations / raids | Boosts Normal-type move once |
| Old Amber | Pewter City Museum (from scientist) | Revive into Aerodactyl at Cinnabar Lab |
| Rock Gem | Various locations / raids | Boosts Rock-type move once |
| Steel Gem | Various locations / raids | Boosts Steel-type move once |
💿 TMs / HMs (118)
| # | Move | Type | Cat. | Location ↑↓ | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TM01 | Close Combat | Fighting | The foe is fought up close. This cuts the user's Defense and Sp. Def. | ||
| TM02 | Dragon Claw | Dragon | Sharp, huge claws hook and slash the foe quickly and with great power. | ||
| TM03 | Flip Turn | Water | After attacking, the user switches places with a party Pokemon. | ||
| TM04 | Seed Bomb | Grass | The user shoots a barrage of hard seeds at the foe. | ||
| TM05 | Roar | Normal | The foe is made to switch out with an ally. In the wild, the battle ends. | ||
| TM06 | Toxic | Poison | A move that badly poisons the foe. Can't miss if the user is Poison-type. | ||
| TM07 | Heat Wave | Fire | The user exhales a heated breath to attack. It may also inflict a burn. | ||
| TM08 | Zen Headbutt | Psychic | The user focuses and rams the foe. It may also make the foe flinch. | ||
| TM09 | Bullet Seed | Grass | The user shoots seeds at the foe. Two to five seeds are shot at once. | ||
| TM10 | Hidden Power | Normal | An attack that varies in type and intensity depending on the user. | ||
| TM100 | Dual Wingbeat | Flying | The user slams the target with its wings. The target is hit twice in a row. | ||
| TM101 | Ice Punch | Ice | The foe is punched with an icy fist. It may leave the foe frostbitten. | ||
| TM102 | Dazzling Gleam | Fairy | The user damages opposing Pokemon by emitting a powerful flash. | ||
| TM103 | Sludge Wave | Poison | The area around the user is swamped by a giant sludge wave. It may also poison those hit. | ||
| TM104 | Psyshock | Psychic | An odd psychic wave attacks the target. This attack does physical damage. | ||
| TM105 | Psychic Noise | Psychic | The user damages and also blocks the target from heal moves for 3 turns. | ||
| TM106 | Acrobatics | Flying | A nimble attack that does double damage if the user has no held item. | ||
| TM108 | Snarl | Dark | The user barks menacingly. It also lowers the foe's Sp. Atk. | ||
| TM109 | Superpower | Fighting | A powerful attack, but it also lowers the user's Attack and Defense stats. | ||
| TM11 | Supercell Slam | The user electrifies and slams the target. If it misses, the user takes damage instead. | |||
| TM110 | Scorching Sands | Ground | The user throws scorching sand at the target. It may also inflict burn. | ||
| TM111 | Vacuum Wave | Fighting | The user sends a wave of vacuum at the foe. It will strike first. | ||
| TM112 | Misty Explosion | Fairy | The user explodes. It halves Sp. Def, and becomes stronger in Misty Terrain. | ||
| TM113 | Play Rough | Fairy | The foe is roughed up by the user. This may lower the foe's Attack. | ||
| TM114 | Heat Crash | Fire | The user slams down with fire. The more the user outweighs the foe, the greater the damage. | ||
| TM115 | Body Press | Fighting | The higher the user's Defense, the more damage it will inflict. | ||
| TM116 | Trick Room | Psychic | The user creates a bizarre area in which slower Pokemon get to move first for five turns. | ||
| TM117 | Brave Bird | Flying | The user tucks in its wings and charges. It also hurts the user. | ||
| TM119 | Draco Meteor | Dragon | An intense attack that also sharply reduces the user's Sp. Atk stat. | ||
| TM12 | Taunt | Dark | The foe is taunted into a rage that allows it to use only attack moves. | ||
| TM120 | Ice Spinner | Ice | The user spins with ice, dealing damage and destroying terrain. | ||
| TM13 | Ice Beam | Ice | The foe is struck with an icy beam. It may leave the target frostbitten. | ||
| TM14 | Blizzard | Ice | The foe is blasted with a blizzard. It may leave the target frostbitten. | ||
| TM15 | Electroweb | Electric | The user traps the foe in an electric net. It also lowers the foe's Speed. | ||
| TM16 | Light Screen | Psychic | A wall of light cuts damage from Sp. Atk attacks for five turns. | ||
| TM17 | Protect | Normal | Enables the user to evade all attacks. It may fail if used in succession. | ||
| TM18 | Hydro Pump | Water | A high volume of water is blasted at the foe under great pressure. | ||
| TM19 | Giga Drain | Grass | A harsh attack that absorbs half the damage it inflicted to restore HP. | ||
| TM20 | Hyper Voice | Normal | The user lets loose a horribly loud shout with the power to damage. | ||
| TM21 | Icy Wind | Ice | A chilling wind is used to attack. It also lowers the Speed stat. | ||
| TM22 | Weather Ball | Normal | An attack that varies in power and type depending on the weather. | ||
| TM23 | Iron Head | Steel | The foe is slammed with its hard head. It may also make the foe flinch. | ||
| TM24 | Thunderbolt | Electric | A strong electrical attack that may also leave the foe paralyzed. | ||
| TM25 | Thunder | Electric | A brutal lightning attack that may also leave the foe paralyzed. | ||
| TM26 | Earthquake | Ground | An earthquake that strikes all Pokemon in battle excluding the user. | ||
| TM27 | Return | Normal | This attack move grows more powerful the more the user likes its Trainer. | ||
| TM28 | Dig | Ground | An attack that hits on the 2nd turn. Can also be used to exit dungeons. | ||
| TM29 | Psychic | Psychic | A strong telekinetic attack. It may also lower the foe's Sp. Def stat. | ||
| TM30 | Shadow Ball | Ghost | A shadowy blob is hurled at the foe. May also lower the foe's Sp. Def. | ||
| TM31 | Brick Break | Fighting | An attack that also breaks any barrier like Light Screen and Reflect. | ||
| TM32 | Aura Sphere | Fighting | A blast of aura power is let loose at the foe. It is sure to hit. | ||
| TM33 | Reflect | Psychic | A wall of light cuts damage from physical attacks for five turns. | ||
| TM34 | Teleport | Psychic | Use it to flee from any wild Pokemon. Also warps to the last Poke Center. | ||
| TM35 | Flamethrower | Fire | The foe is scorched with intense flames. The foe may suffer a burn. | ||
| TM36 | Sludge Bomb | Poison | Filthy sludge is hurled at the foe. It may poison the target. | ||
| TM37 | High Horsepower | Ground | The user fiercely attacks the target using its entire body. | ||
| TM38 | Fire Blast | Fire | The foe is hit with an intense flame. It may leave the target with a burn. | ||
| TM39 | Rock Tomb | Rock | Boulders are hurled at the foe. It also lowers the foe's Speed if it hits. | ||
| TM40 | Low Kick | Fighting | A low, tripping kick that inflicts more damage on heavier foes. | ||
| TM41 | Liquidation | Water | The user slams with a forceful water blast. It may lower the foe's Defense. | ||
| TM42 | Facade | Normal | An attack that is boosted if user is burned, poisoned, or paralyzed. | ||
| TM43 | Defog | Flying | A strong wind blows away the target's obstacles. It also lowers the target's evasiveness. | ||
| TM44 | Rest | Psychic | The user sleeps for two turns to fully restore HP and heal any status problem. | ||
| TM45 | Draining Kiss | A sweet kiss that absorbs over half the damage inflicted to restore HP. | |||
| TM46 | Thief | Dark | An attack that may take the foe's held item if the user isn't holding one. | ||
| TM47 | Steel Wing | Steel | The foe is hit with wings of steel. It may also raise the user's Defense. | ||
| TM48 | Hurricane | Flying | The foe is caught in a fierce wind. It may also confuse the foe. | ||
| TM49 | Leech Life | Bug | An attack that absorbs half the damage it inflicted to restore HP. | ||
| TM50 | Overheat | Fire | An intense attack that also sharply reduces the user's Sp. Atk stat. | ||
| TM51 | Roost | Flying | A self-healing move that restores HP by up to half of the user's maximum HP. | ||
| TM52 | Focus Blast | Fighting | The user unleashes its power. It may also lower the foe's Sp. Def. | ||
| TM53 | Energy Ball | Grass | The foe is blasted with natural energy. It may also lower the foe's Sp. Def. | ||
| TM54 | Grassy Glide | Grass | The user glides on the ground to attack. Moves first on Grassy Terrain. | ||
| TM55 | Expanding Force | Psychic | The move's power increases and damages all opposing targets in Psychic Terrain. | ||
| TM56 | Air Slash | Flying | The foe is sliced by a blade of air. It may also make the foe flinch. | ||
| TM57 | Temper Flare | Fire | If the user's previous move failed, power of this move doubles. | ||
| TM58 | Rising Voltage | Electric | The user attacks with voltage that doubles its power on Electric Terrain. | ||
| TM59 | Dragon Pulse | Dragon | The foe is attacked with a shock wave generated by the user's gaping mouth. | ||
| TM60 | Drain Punch | Fighting | A harsh punch that absorbs half the damage it inflicted to restore HP. | ||
| TM61 | Will-O-Wisp | Fire | A sinister, bluish white flame is shot to inflict a burn. Can't miss if the user is Fire-type. | ||
| TM62 | Iron Tail | Steel | An attack with a steel-hard tail. It may lower the foe's Defense stat. | ||
| TM63 | Venoshock | Poison | The foe is soaked by a special acid. Its power doubles if the foe is poisoned. | ||
| TM64 | Explosion | Normal | The user explodes to inflict terrible damage even while fainting itself. | ||
| TM65 | Shadow Claw | Ghost | Claws made of shadows rake the foe. It has a high critical-hit ratio. | ||
| TM66 | Steel Beam | Steel | It fires a beam of steel from its body, which also hurts the user. | ||
| TM67 | Poltergeist | Ghost | The user controls the target's item to attack. Fails if the target has no item. | ||
| TM68 | Dual Chop | Dragon | The user hits the foe with two brutal strikes in one turn. | ||
| TM69 | Stomping Tantrum | Ground | If the user's previous move failed, power of this move doubles. | ||
| TM70 | Triple Axel | Ice | A 3-kick attack that becomes more powerful with each successive hit. | ||
| TM71 | Stone Edge | Rock | The foe is stabbed by sharpened stones. It has a high critical-hit ratio. | ||
| TM72 | Draco Barrage | Dragon | This attack beats fairy immunities but hurts the user. Changes split based off which is stronger. | ||
| TM73 | Thunder Wave | Electric | An electric shock that causes paralysis. Can't miss if the user is Electric-type. | ||
| TM74 | Gyro Ball | Steel | A high-speed spin. The slower the user is than the foe, the greater the damage. | ||
| TM75 | Knock Off | Dark | If foe has a held item, it's knocked off and is dealt extra damage. | ||
| TM76 | Earth Power | Ground | The ground under the foe erupts. It may also lower the foe's Sp. Def. | ||
| TM77 | Thunder Punch | Electric | The foe is punched with an electrified fist. It may leave the foe paralyzed. | ||
| TM78 | Low Sweep | Fighting | The user attacks the foe's legs, lowering its Speed stat. | ||
| TM79 | Dark Pulse | Dark | The user releases a horrible aura that may also make the foe flinch. | ||
| TM80 | Rock Slide | Rock | Large boulders are hurled at the foe. It may make the foe flinch. | ||
| TM81 | X-Scissor | Bug | The user slashes the foe with crossed claws as if they were scissors. | ||
| TM82 | Sleep Talk | Normal | While asleep, the user randomly uses one of the moves it knows. | ||
| TM83 | Scald | Water | Boiling water is shot at the foe. It may also cause a burn. | ||
| TM84 | Poison Jab | Poison | The foe is stabbed by an arm steeped in poison. It may also poison the foe. | ||
| TM85 | Future Sight | Psychic | Two turns after this move is used, the foe is attacked psychically. | ||
| TM86 | Grass Knot | Grass | Grass snares and trips the foe. It does more damage to heavier foes. | ||
| TM87 | Aerial Ace | Flying | An extremely fast attack against one target. It can't be evaded. | ||
| TM88 | Pluck | Flying | The user pecks the foe, plucking its berry if it is holding one. | ||
| TM89 | U-turn | Bug | After attacking, the user switches places with a party Pokemon. | ||
| TM90 | Gunk Shot | Poison | Filthy garbage is shot at the foe. It may also poison the target. | ||
| TM91 | Flash Cannon | Steel | Light energy is shot at the foe. It may also lower the foe's Sp. Def. | ||
| TM92 | Volt Switch | Electric | After attacking, the user switches places with a party Pokemon. | ||
| TM93 | Dragon Tail | Dragon | The foe is made to switch out with an ally. In the wild, the battle ends. | ||
| TM94 | Scale Shot | Dragon | It hits two to five times in a row. Raises Speed, but lowers Defense. | ||
| TM95 | Cosmic Power | Psychic | The user absorbs a mystic power to raise its Defense and Sp. Def. | ||
| TM96 | Bulldoze | Ground | The user hits all Pokemon in battle by stomping. Lowers Speed of those hit. | ||
| TM97 | Frost Breath | Ice | The user blows cold air that always lands a critical hit. It can cause frostbite. | ||
| TM98 | Fire Punch | Fire | The foe is punched with a fiery fist. It may leave the foe with a burn. | ||
| TM99 | Wild Charge | Electric | The user throws an electrified tackle. It hurts the user a little. |
📦 Z-crystal (35)
| Name ↑↓ | Location ↑↓ | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Aloraichium Z | One Island's Pokémon Center, from the Battle Simulator BP Exchange. (5 BP) | Exclusive Z-Crystal for Alolan Raichu's Stoked Sparksurfer. |
| Bugium Z | One Island, Kindle Road, from Bugsy after defeating him in a rematch. | Z-Crystal that allows a Bug-type move to become Savage Spin-Out. |
| Darkinium Z | Z-Crystal that allows a Dark-type move to become Black Hole Eclipse. | |
| Decidium Z | One Island's Pokémon Center, from the Battle Simulator BP Exchange. (5 BP) | Exclusive Z-Crystal for Decidueye's Sinister Arrow Raid. |
| Dragonium Z | Z-Crystal that allows a Dragon-type move to become Devastating Drake. | |
| Eevium Z | Pallet Town, Oak's Lab, from Prof. Oak after a battle. | Exclusive Z-Crystal for Eevee's Extreme Evoboost. |
| Electrium Z | Z-Crystal that allows an Electric-type move to become Gigavolt Havoc. | |
| Fairium Z | One Island, Mt. Ember, northeast of the mountain. | Z-Crystal that allows a Fairy-type move to become Twinkle Tackle. |
| Fightinium Z | One Island, from Dumbass Jojo Fan after defeating him in rematch. | Z-Crystal that allows a Fighting-type move to become All-Out Pummeling. |
| Firium Z | Z-Crystal that allows a Fire-type move to become Inferno Overdrive. | |
| Flyinium Z | Rock Tunnel area near the Power Plant. | Z-Crystal that allows a Flying-type move to become Supersonic Skystrike. |
| Ghostium Z | From Morty in the Pokémon Tower, post-trial defeat at the top. | Z-Crystal that allows a Ghost-type move to become Never-Ending Nightmare. |
| Grassium Z | Z-Crystal that allows a Grass-type move to become Bloom Doom. | |
| Groundium Z | Three Island Port, in the tunnel, from the digger. | Z-Crystal that allows a Ground-type move to become Tectonic Rage. |
| Icium Z | Seafoam Island secret area, from Pryce after defeating him in a rematch. | Z-Crystal that allows an Ice-type move to become Subzero Slammer. |
| Incinium Z | One Island's Pokémon Center, from the Battle Simulator BP Exchange. (5 BP) | Exclusive Z-Crystal for Incineroar's Malicious Moonsault. |
| Kommonium Z | One Island's Pokémon Center, from the Battle Simulator BP Exchange. (25 BP) | Exclusive Z-Crystal for Kommo-o's Clangorous Soulblaze. |
| Lunalium Z | Exclusive Z-Crystal for Lunala's Menacing Moonraze Maelstrom. | |
| Lycanium Z | One Island's Pokémon Center, from the Battle Simulator BP Exchange. (25 BP) | Exclusive Z-Crystal for Lycanroc's Splintered Stormshards. |
| Marshadium Z | In the Pokémon Tower, Dropped by Marshadow after top tower battle. | Exclusive Z-Crystal for Marshadow's Soul-Stealing 7-Star Strike. |
| Mewnium Z | Exclusive Z-Crystal for Mew's Genesis Supernova. | |
| Mimikium Z | Pokémon Tower, south of the Gengar puzzle room at the top of the Tower. | Exclusive Z-Crystal for Mimikyu's Let's Snuggle Forever. |
| Normalium Z | Two Island, near Joyful Game Corner, from Whitney post-rematch victory. | Z-Crystal that allows a Normal-type move to become Breakneck Blitz. |
| Pikanium Z | One Island's Pokémon Center, from the Battle Simulator BP Exchange. (3 BP) | Exclusive Z-Crystal for Pikachu's Catastropika. |
| Pikashunium Z | One Island's Pokémon Center, from the Battle Simulator BP Exchange. (5 BP) | Exclusive Z-Crystal for Cap-wearing Pikachu's 10,000,000 Volt Thunderbolt. |
| Poisonium Z | Z-Crystal that allows a Poison-type move to become Acid Downpour. | |
| Primarium Z | One Island's Pokémon Center, from the Battle Simulator BP Exchange. (5 BP) | Exclusive Z-Crystal for Primarina's Oceanic Operetta. |
| Psychium Z | Three Island, Berry Forest, from Lostelle after defeating Mew. | Z-Crystal that allows a Psychic-type move to become Shattered Psyche. |
| Rockium Z | Z-Crystal that allows a Rock-type move to become Continental Crush. | |
| Snorlium Z | One Island's Pokémon Center, from the Battle Simulator BP Exchange. (3 BP) | Exclusive Z-Crystal for Snorlax's Pulverizing Pancake. |
| Solganium Z | Exclusive Z-Crystal for Solgaleo's Searing Sunraze Smash. | |
| Steelium Z | Three Island, from a guy outside after defeating the Bikers. | Z-Crystal that allows a Steel-type move to become Corkscrew Crash. |
| Tapunium Z | One Island's Pokémon Center, from the Battle Simulator BP Exchange. (3 BP) | Exclusive Z-Crystal for the Tapu guardians' Guardian of Alola. |
| Ultranecrozium Z | One Island's Pokémon Center, from the Battle Simulator BP Exchange. (50 BP) | Exclusive Z-Crystal for Ultra Necrozma's Light That Burns the Sky. |
| Waterium Z | Saffron City, from Gian (Mudkip Fan) after defeating him in a rematch. | Z-Crystal that allows a Water-type move to become Hydro Vortex. |
💊 Vitamin (6)
| Name ↑↓ | Location ↑↓ | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Calcium | Celadon Department Store (purchase) | Adds 10 Sp.Atk EVs |
| Carbos | Celadon Department Store (purchase) / hidden in Silph Co. palm tree | Adds 10 Speed EVs |
| HP Up | Celadon Department Store (purchase) / Silph Co. (hidden, keycard) | Adds 10 HP EVs |
| Iron | Celadon Department Store (purchase) | Adds 10 Defense EVs |
| Protein | Celadon Department Store (purchase) / Silph Co. 5F (hidden, keycard required) | Adds 10 Attack EVs |
| Zinc | Celadon Department Store (purchase) | Adds 10 Sp.Def EVs |
🍒 Berries (10)
| Name ↑↓ | Location ↑↓ | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Aspear Berry | Various locations | Cures freeze |
| Cheri Berry | Various locations | Cures paralysis |
| Chesto Berry | Various locations | Cures sleep |
| Leppa Berry | Various locations | Restores 10 PP of one move |
| Lum Berry | Route 23 north side (hidden); raid drops | Cures all status conditions |
| Oran Berry | Route 2 from Oak's scientist (x10); various locations | Restores 10 HP when below 50% |
| Pecha Berry | Various locations | Cures poison |
| Persim Berry | Various locations | Cures confusion |
| Rawst Berry | Various locations | Cures burn |
| Sitrus Berry | Route 23 northwest corner (hidden); Route 4/Mt. Moon raids (30% drop) | Restores 25% HP when below 50% |
💰 Valuable (9)
| Name ↑↓ | Location ↑↓ | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Ability Capsule | Various locations; Battle Tower rewards | Switches between standard abilities |
| Bottle Cap | Rocket Hideout B1F (table in left room under grunt) | Hyper Trains one IV to 31 |
| Heart Scale | Various hidden locations; wild Luvdisc (50%) | Trade to Move Relearner for forgotten moves |
| Nugget | Various hidden locations throughout Kanto | Sell for 5000 Pokedollars |
| PP Max | Late-game areas | Maximizes PP of one move |
| PP Up | Multiple: Celadon Dept. Store 5F (hidden in palm tree); Route 17 bicycle path (hidden below 3rd biker); various locations | Raises PP of one move by 20% |
| Rare Candy | Multiple: Rocket Hideout B3F (warp maze right side); hidden south of Heart Scale area (requires Cut); Route 17 bicycle path (hidden right of 3rd signpost); groomer's garden (below 3rd flower); various other locations | Raises Pokemon level by 1 |
| Star Piece | Various locations | Sell for 4900 Pokedollars |
| Stardust | Various hidden locations | Sell for 1500 Pokedollars |
🔴 Poke Balls (10)
| Name ↑↓ | Location ↑↓ | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Dusk Ball | Poke Marts (purchase) | Better catch rate in caves and at night |
| Great Ball | Poke Marts after certain badges (purchase) | Better catch rate than Poke Ball |
| Master Ball | Silph Co. (from President after defeating Giovanni) | Catches any Pokemon without fail |
| Nest Ball | Poke Marts (purchase) | Better catch rate for low-level Pokemon |
| Net Ball | Poke Marts (purchase) | Better catch rate for Water/Bug types |
| Poke Ball | All Poke Marts (purchase) | Basic catching device |
| Quick Ball | Poke Marts (purchase) | High catch rate on first turn |
| Repeat Ball | Poke Marts (purchase) | Better catch rate for already-caught species |
| Timer Ball | Poke Marts (purchase) | Better catch rate as turns increase |
| Ultra Ball | Poke Marts after certain badges (purchase) | High catch rate |