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[[File:XY bag.png|thumb|right|150px|The players' [[Trainer customization|default]] bags in [[Pokémon X and Y]]]]
[[File:Pt bag.png|frame|right|The players' Bags in {{game|Platinum}}]]
[[File:Pt bag.png|frame|right|The players' Bags in {{game|Platinum}}]]
[[File:Professor Birch Bag.png|frame|right|[[Professor Birch]]'s bag from {{3v2|Ruby|Sapphire|Emerald}}]]
[[File:Professor Birch Bag.png|frame|right|[[Professor Birch]]'s bag from {{3v2|Ruby|Sapphire|Emerald}}]]
[[File:Professor Rowan Bag.png|frame|right|[[Professor Rowan]]'s briefcase from {{2v2|Diamond|Pearl}}]]
[[File:Professor Rowan Bag.png|frame|right|[[Professor Rowan]]'s briefcase from {{2v2|Diamond|Pearl}}]]
The '''Bag''' (Japanese: '''バッグ''' ''bag''), referred to on the menu as '''Item''' (Japanese: '''どうぐ''' ''tool'') in [[Generation I]] and '''Pack''' (Japanese: '''リュック''' ''ruck'') in [[Generation II]], is a vital tool in all [[core series]] [[Pokémon games]]. It holds all of the {{player}}'s items, storing them for later use. By opening the Bag, players can use, arrange, and toss most items, and register [[key items]] for easy access.
The '''Bag''' (Japanese: '''バッグ''' ''bag''), referred to on the [[menu]] as '''Item''' (Japanese: '''どうぐ''' ''tool'') in [[Generation I]] and '''Pack''' (Japanese: '''リュック''' ''ruck'') in [[Generation II]], is a vital tool in all [[core series]] [[Pokémon games]]. It holds all of the player's [[item]]s, storing them for later use. By opening the Bag, players can use, arrange, and toss most items, and [[Feature registration|register]] [[Key Item]]s for easy access.
 
In the [[Help System]] of the [[Generation V]] games, it is called the '''Bag function''' (Japanese: '''バッグの{{ruby|機能|きのう}}''' ''bag function'').


==Use==
==Use==
===Outside of battle===
===Outside of battle===
[[File:Bag.png|thumb|200px|right|The Bag in {{game2|Diamond|Pearl|Platinum}}]]
[[File:ORASBag.png|thumb|200px|right|The Bag in [[Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire]]]]
The Bag appears as part of the [[menu|start menu]] in all core series games, as well as in {{g|Colosseum}} and {{g|XD: Gale of Darkness}}. In Generation I as well as in Colosseum and XD, it is accessed with the "ITEMS" command, while in Generation II, it is accessed with the "PACK" command.
The Bag appears as part of the [[menu|start menu]] in all core series games, as well as in {{g|Colosseum}} and {{g|XD: Gale of Darkness}}. In Generation I as well as in Colosseum and XD, it is accessed with the "ITEMS" command, while in Generation II, it is accessed with the "PACK" command.


All items that the player has on hand will be located in the Bag and, after Generation I, being placed in the appropriate pocket automatically. Prior to Generation IV, the items pocket had only 20 (42 in FireRed and LeafGreen, 30 in Emerald) spaces for items, while the other pockets had space for any and all items that would go there. If an item to be picked up would be placed into the items pocket, however, and the pocket was full, it could not be picked up until the player had deposited some items into the PC. This problem no longer exists in Generation IV and beyond, where all pockets have enough space for every item.
All items that the player has on hand will be located in the Bag and, after Generation I, being placed in the appropriate pocket automatically. Prior to Generation IV, the items pocket had only 20 (42 in FireRed and LeafGreen, 30 in Emerald) spaces for items, while the other pockets had space for any and all items that would go there. If an item to be picked up would be placed into the items pocket, however, and the pocket was full, it could not be picked up until the player had deposited some items into the PC. This problem no longer exists in Generation IV and beyond, where all pockets have enough space for every item.


Inside of the Bag menu, the player will find a list of all their items, ordered by default from the first kind obtained to the most recently obtained. Players may rearrange these items with the select button, except in the Berries and TMs and HMs pockets, which are automatically ordered. Depending on the type of item, and sometimes on the item itself, options exist when it is selected that allow players to use the item, throw the item away, register it on the Select/Y button for use on the field, or have a Pokémon hold it.
Inside of the Bag menu, the player will find a list of all their items, ordered by default from the first kind obtained to the most recently obtained. Players may rearrange these items with the select button, except in the Berries and TMs and HMs pockets, which are automatically ordered. Depending on the type of item, and sometimes on the item itself, options exist when it is selected that allow players to use the item, throw the item away, [[Feature registration|register]] it to the Select/Y button for use on the field, or have a Pokémon hold it.
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===In battle===
===In battle===
[[File:Pokémon battle items Pt.png|thumb|200px|right|Bag menu during a Pokémon battle in Generation IV.]]
[[File:Pokémon battle items ORAS.png|thumb|200px|right|Bag menu during a Pokémon battle in Generation VI.]]
The Bag is also one of the four menu selections during a [[Pokémon battle]], and allows the player to use items that can be used in battle, such as [[Poké Ball]]s, [[Potion]]s, and items like {{DL|Battle item|X Attack}}. Prior to Generation IV, the Bag menu during battle was the same as that outside of battle, allowing inventory checking of items that are unrelated to battle during it. In Generation IV, however, it became a completely different menu on the touch screen, split into four categories of use.
The Bag is also one of the four menu selections during a [[Pokémon battle]], and allows the player to use items that can be used in battle, such as [[Poké Ball]]s, [[Potion]]s, and items like {{DL|Battle item|X Attack}}. Prior to Generation IV, the Bag menu during battle was the same as that outside of battle, allowing inventory checking of items that are unrelated to battle during it. In Generation IV, however, it became a completely different menu on the touch screen, split into four categories of use.


Using an item while in battle uses up a turn. This only occurs if the item that is used, of course, ''does'' anything during the battle (for example, in Generation II, attempting to use a {{DL|Type-enhancing item|NeverMeltIce}} will lead only to the player being scolded by [[Professor Oak]]). Items cannot be used in linked battles or in facilities such as the [[Battle Tower]].
Using an item while in battle uses up a turn. This only occurs if the item that is used, of course, ''does'' anything during the battle (for example, in Generation II, attempting to use a {{DL|Type-enhancing item|NeverMeltIce}} will lead only to the player being scolded by [[Professor Oak]]). Items cannot be used in linked battles or in facilities such as the [[Battle Tower]].


The item that was last used during battle, if there were multiple copies of it in the Bag, can be easily used again. The selection cursor will remain on it in Generation I-III games, while a shortcut menu will exist at the lower left corner of the screen to the last used item in Generation IV and V.
The item that was last used during battle, if there were multiple copies of it in the Bag, can be easily used again. The selection cursor will remain on it in Generation I-III games, while a shortcut menu will exist at the lower left corner of the screen to the last used item in Generation IV and beyond.
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==Differences between generations==
==Differences between generations==
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===Generation I===
===Generation I===
In [[Generation I]], the Bag began as a simple list of items, with only 20 different kinds ever allowed to be held on-hand at one time. Additional items that the player owned would need to be stored in the player's [[PC]] (accessible from any Pokémon Center and holding up to 50 different kinds of item), but would need to be put there manually, as picked up items that did not fit in the Bag would simply be left where they were, but could be picked up at a later time, when there was space for them. Up to 99 of any one item could normally be held in the Bag, with additional amounts of an item taking up a second slot (for example, in order to have 103 {{ball|Great}}s on hand, one would need to have one slot of them ×99, and another with them ×4); this was not totally concrete, however, and the [[item duplication glitch]] involving [[Missingno.]] could be performed in {{game|Red and Blue|s}}, allowing for 255 of the same item to be held in the same Bag slot.
In [[Generation I]], the Bag began as a simple list of items, with only 20 different kinds ever allowed to be held on-hand at one time. Additional items that the player owned would need to be stored in the player's [[PC]] (accessible from any Pokémon Center and holding up to 50 different kinds of item), but would need to be put there manually, as picked up items that did not fit in the Bag would simply be left where they were, but could be picked up at a later time, when there was space for them. Up to 99 of any one item could normally be held in the Bag, with additional amounts of an item taking up a second slot (for example, in order to have 103 {{ball|Great}}s on hand, one would need to have one slot of them ×99, and another with them ×4); this was not totally concrete, however, and the [[item duplication glitch]] involving [[MissingNo.]] could be performed in {{game|Red and Blue|s}}, allowing for 255 of the same item to be held in the same Bag slot.


===Generation II===
===Generation II===
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| style="background: #FFF; {{roundybl|5px}}" | Contains all items not in other pockets.
| style="background: #FFF; {{roundybl|5px}}" | Contains all items not in other pockets.
| style="background: #FFF" | Contains all 11 varieties of [[Poké Ball]] available in Generation II.
| style="background: #FFF" | Contains all 11 varieties of [[Poké Ball]] available in Generation II.
| style="background: #FFF" | Contains all [[List of key items in Generation II|key items]].
| style="background: #FFF" | Contains all [[List of Key Items in Generation II|Key Items]].
| style="background: #FFF; {{roundybr|5px}}" | Contains all [[TM]]s and [[HM]]s.
| style="background: #FFF; {{roundybr|5px}}" | Contains all [[TM]]s and [[HM]]s.
|}
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| [[File:E Key items pocket M.png]] || [[File:E Key items pocket F.png]]
| [[File:E Key items pocket M.png]] || [[File:E Key items pocket F.png]]
|}Key items<br>たいせつなもの
|}Key Items<br>たいせつなもの
|-
|-
| style="background: #FFF; {{roundybl|5px}}" | Contains all items not in other pockets.
| style="background: #FFF; {{roundybl|5px}}" | Contains all items not in other pockets.
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| style="background: #FFF" | Contains all [[TM]]s and [[HM]]s.
| style="background: #FFF" | Contains all [[TM]]s and [[HM]]s.
| style="background: #FFF" | Contains all {{Berries}}.
| style="background: #FFF" | Contains all {{Berries}}.
| style="background: #FFF; {{roundybr|5px}}" | Contains all [[List of key items in Generation III|key items]].
| style="background: #FFF; {{roundybr|5px}}" | Contains all [[List of Key Items in Generation III|Key Items]].
|}
|}


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====Colosseum and XD====
====Colosseum and XD====
In Colosseum and XD the bag is divided as it is in Ruby and Sapphire. The only noticeable differences in function are that in the event of a full bag, any new items are automatically sent to the PC, rather than left alone, and that key items can not be registered (as none that can be used on the field are present).
In Colosseum and XD, the bag is divided as it is in Ruby and Sapphire. The only noticeable differences in function are that in the event of a full bag, any new items are automatically sent to the PC, rather than left alone, and that Key Items cannot be [[Feature registration|registered]] (as none that can be used on the field are present).


====FireRed and LeafGreen====
====FireRed and LeafGreen====
In FireRed and LeafGreen, the Bag's five pockets were condensed into three, with two key items, the {{key|III|Berry Pouch}} and {{key|III|TM Case}}, serving the role that the Berries and TMs and HMs pockets do in Hoenn-based games. A small icon was also given to each item, displaying it in the Bag alongside the description, which was lengthened. These Bag icons were also used in Emerald.
In FireRed and LeafGreen, the Bag's five pockets were condensed into three, with two Key Items, the {{key|III|Berry Pouch}} and {{key|III|TM Case}}, serving the role that the Berries and TMs and HMs pockets do in Hoenn-based games. A small icon was also given to each item, displaying it in the Bag alongside the description, which was lengthened. These Bag icons were also used in Emerald.


{| class="roundy" style="border: 3px solid #{{firered color}}; background: #{{leafgreen color}}; margin:auto"
{| class="roundy" style="border: 3px solid #{{firered color}}; background: #{{leafgreen color}}; margin:auto"
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|-
| [[File:FRLG Key items pocket M.png]] || [[File:FRLG Key items pocket F.png]]
| [[File:FRLG Key items pocket M.png]] || [[File:FRLG Key items pocket F.png]]
|}Key items<br>たいせつなもの
|}Key Items<br>たいせつなもの
! style="background: #{{Poké Balls color light}}; {{roundytr|5px}}" width="33%" |
! style="background: #{{Poké Balls color light}}; {{roundytr|5px}}" width="33%" |
{| style="margin:auto"
{| style="margin:auto"
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|-
| style="background: #FFF; {{roundybl|5px}}" | Contains all items not in other pockets.
| style="background: #FFF; {{roundybl|5px}}" | Contains all items not in other pockets.
| style="background: #FFF" | Contains all [[List of key items in Generation III|key items]].
| style="background: #FFF" | Contains all [[List of key items in Generation III|Key Items]].
| style="background: #FFF; {{roundybr|5px}}" | Contains all 11 varieties of [[Poké Ball]] available in Generation III.
| style="background: #FFF; {{roundybr|5px}}" | Contains all 11 varieties of [[Poké Ball]] available in Generation III.
|}
|}
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The Bag was revamped once again in Generation IV, not only allowing for infinite space (and making the PC storage system for items obsolete) but also splitting the pockets up further than in Generation III. Three new pockets were split off from the Items pocket, making for a total of eight pockets. The Bags are yellow in Diamond and Pearl, but gray/silver in Platinum.
The Bag was revamped once again in Generation IV, not only allowing for infinite space (and making the PC storage system for items obsolete) but also splitting the pockets up further than in Generation III. Three new pockets were split off from the Items pocket, making for a total of eight pockets. The Bags are yellow in Diamond and Pearl, but gray/silver in Platinum.


In {{game2|Diamond|Pearl|Platinum}}, the Bag retained the list-like format from Generation III, with pocket-changing controls as well as a Poké Ball-shaped scrollwheel being present on the bottom screen. Due to the large quantity of items obtainable in the game (well over 100) that are stored in the Items pocket, many complaints about this system led to a complete revamp in {{game|HeartGold and SoulSilver|s}}, which make further use of the touch screen compared to their predecessors, and group the items into six-cell pages. Additionally these games have Ethan/Lyra holding the bag with pocket being highlighted (oddly enough Lyra's Mail and Battle items' pockets show a hole in part of her back), while other games just show pockets.
In {{game2|Diamond|Pearl|Platinum}}, the Bag retained the list-like format from Generation III, with pocket-changing controls as well as a Poké Ball-shaped scrollwheel being present on the bottom screen. Due to the large quantity of items obtainable in the game (well over 100) that are stored in the Items pocket, many complaints about this system led to a complete revamp in {{game|HeartGold and SoulSilver|s}}, which make further use of the touch screen compared to their predecessors, and group the items into six-cell pages. Additionally these games have Ethan/Lyra holding the bag with pocket being highlighted, while other games just show pockets.


====Diamond and Pearl====
====Diamond and Pearl====
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|-
|-
| ♀ || [[File:DP Key items pocket F.png]]
| ♀ || [[File:DP Key items pocket F.png]]
|}Key items<br>たいせつなもの
|}Key Items<br>たいせつなもの
|- style="background: #FFF"
|- style="background: #FFF"
| Contains all items not in other pockets.
| Contains all items not in other pockets.
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| Contains all [[Mail]].
| Contains all [[Mail]].
| Contains all items which only have effect in battle.
| Contains all items which only have effect in battle.
| Contains all [[List of key items in Generation IV|key items]].
| Contains all [[List of Key Items in Generation IV|Key Items]].
|-
|-
! style="background: #{{Items color light}}; {{roundybl|5px}}" width="12%" | [[File:Bag Items pocket icon.png]]
! style="background: #{{Items color light}}; {{roundybl|5px}}" width="12%" | [[File:Bag Items pocket icon.png]]
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|-
| ♀ || [[File:Pt Key items pocket F.png]]
| ♀ || [[File:Pt Key items pocket F.png]]
|}Key items<br>たいせつなもの
|}Key Items<br>たいせつなもの
|- style="background: #FFF"
|- style="background: #FFF"
| Contains all items not in other pockets.
| Contains all items not in other pockets.
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| Contains all [[Mail]].
| Contains all [[Mail]].
| Contains all items which only have effect in battle.
| Contains all items which only have effect in battle.
| Contains all [[List of key items in Generation IV|key items]].
| Contains all [[List of Key Items in Generation IV|Key Items]].
|-
|-
! style="background: #{{Items color light}}; {{roundybl|5px}}" width="12%" | [[File:Bag Items pocket icon.png]]
! style="background: #{{Items color light}}; {{roundybl|5px}}" width="12%" | [[File:Bag Items pocket icon.png]]
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|-
| ♀ || [[File:HGSS Key items pocket F.png]]
| ♀ || [[File:HGSS Key items pocket F.png]]
|}Key items<br>たいせつなもの
|}Key Items<br>たいせつなもの
|- style="background: #FFF"
|- style="background: #FFF"
| Contains all items not in other pockets.
| Contains all items not in other pockets.
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| Contains all [[Mail]].
| Contains all [[Mail]].
| Contains all items which only have effect in battle.
| Contains all items which only have effect in battle.
| Contains all [[List of key items in Generation IV|key items]].
| Contains all [[List of Key Items in Generation IV|Key Items]].
|-
|-
! style="background: #{{Items color light}}; {{roundybl|5px}}" width="12%" | [[File:Bag Items pocket icon.png]]
! style="background: #{{Items color light}}; {{roundybl|5px}}" width="12%" | [[File:Bag Items pocket icon.png]]
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In {{2v2|Black|White}}, the Bag was overhauled again, with eight pockets being condensed into five, much like in {{3v2|Ruby|Sapphire|Emerald}}. The pockets are called Cases in these games, and are labeled '''Items''', '''Medicine''', '''TMs & HMs''', '''Berries''' and '''Key Items''', with [[Poké Ball]]s, [[Mail]], [[held item]]s and other items all being placed in the ''Items'' pocket. Held items, Mail and Poké Balls are indicated as such by an icon displayed to the immediate left of the item that corresponds to what type of item it is.
In {{2v2|Black|White}}, the Bag was overhauled again, with eight pockets being condensed into five, much like in {{3v2|Ruby|Sapphire|Emerald}}. The pockets are called Cases in these games, and are labeled '''Items''', '''Medicine''', '''TMs & HMs''', '''Berries''' and '''Key Items''', with [[Poké Ball]]s, [[Mail]], [[held item]]s and other items all being placed in the ''Items'' pocket. Held items, Mail and Poké Balls are indicated as such by an icon displayed to the immediate left of the item that corresponds to what type of item it is.


In these games, recently-acquired items (other than TMs) are added at the top of their respective item list (rather than the bottom, as in previous generations), and players can sort a pocket automatically by pressing Start, in addition to manual sorting with Select.
In these games, recently acquired items (other than TMs) are added at the top of their respective item list (rather than the bottom, as in previous generations), and players can sort a pocket automatically by pressing Start, in addition to manual sorting with Select.


In {{2v2|Black|White|2}}, a '''Free Space''' section was added to the Bag and the icon takes on the appearance of a smaller Bag. Players can select items they use most and add them to Free Space for easy access. Manual sorting can not be performed in this section and items are always placed in alphabetical order. However the player can filter the kind of items they want to see with the sorting button.
In {{2v2|Black|White|2}}, a '''Free Space''' section was added to the Bag, and the icon takes on the appearance of a smaller Bag. Players can select items they use most and add them to Free Space for easy access. Manual sorting cannot be performed in this section, and items are always placed in alphabetical order. However, the player can filter the kind of items they want to see with the sorting button.


Unlike in the first pairs, new items go at the bottom of the item list like in previous generations rather than the top, including TMs and HMs. More sorting options were also added.
Unlike in the first pairs, new items go at the bottom of the item list like in previous generations rather than the top, including TMs and HMs. More sorting options were also added.
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| Contains all [[TM]]s and [[HM]]s.
| Contains all [[TM]]s and [[HM]]s.
| Contains all {{Berries}}.
| Contains all {{Berries}}.
| Contains all [[List of key items in Generation V|key items]].
| Contains all [[List of Key Items in Generation V|Key Items]].
|-
|-
! style="background: #{{Items color light}}; {{roundybl|5px}}" width="12%" | [[File:Bag Items pocket icon.png]]
! style="background: #{{Items color light}}; {{roundybl|5px}}" width="12%" | [[File:Bag Items pocket icon.png]]
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| Contains all [[TM]]s and [[HM]]s.
| Contains all [[TM]]s and [[HM]]s.
| Contains all {{Berries}}.
| Contains all {{Berries}}.
| Contains all [[List of key items in Generation V|key items]].
| Contains all [[List of Key Items in Generation V|Key Items]].
| Contains items put there by the player.
| Contains items put there by the player.
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===Generation VI===
===Generation VI===
{{incomplete|section|Changes in ORAS, if any (other than removing customization)}}
{{incomplete|section|Changes in ORAS, if any (other than removing customization)}}
Generation VI saw the least amount of changes to the Bag. Items may be picked up by pressing and holding with the stylus, which allows for manual sorting; Start and Select both open the automatic sorting menu. In addition, the Items slot no longer has icons indicating items' types, though they are still grouped together when automatically sorted. <!--A new item type was added for the Strange Souvenir and event-exclusive Discount Coupon.--> The Free Space slot from {{game|Black and White|s|Pokémon Black 2 and White 2|2}} was removed, once again giving the Bag five slots, and each slot can be dragged to rearrange the order. A clock icon was also added at the bottom of the screen, which will show a list of the last twelve items used. Newly-received items once again appear at the bottom of that pocket.
Generation VI saw the least amount of changes to the Bag. Items may be picked up by pressing and holding with the stylus, which allows for manual sorting; Start and Select both open the automatic sorting menu. In addition, the Items slot no longer has icons indicating items' types, though they are still grouped together when automatically sorted. <!--A new item type was added for the Strange Souvenir and event-exclusive Discount Coupon.--> The Free Space slot from {{game|Black and White|s|Pokémon Black 2 and White 2|2}} was removed, once again giving the Bag five slots, and each slot can be dragged to rearrange the order. A clock icon was also added at the bottom of the screen, which will show a list of the last twelve items used. Newly received items once again appear at the bottom of that pocket.


While the physical shape of the Bag did not change, it is now possible to customize the color and patterning of the bag due to it being an article of [[clothing]] as a part of [[Trainer customization]].
While the physical shape of the Bag did not change, it is now possible to customize the color and patterning of the bag due to it being an article of [[clothing]] as a part of [[Trainer customization]].
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! style="background: #{{mail color light}}; {{roundytl|5px}}" | Items<br>どうぐ
! style="background: #{{mail color light}}; {{roundytl|5px}}" | Items<br>どうぐ
! style="background: #{{TMs and HMs color light}};" | Medicine<br>かいふく
! style="background: #{{TMs and HMs color light}}" | Medicine<br>かいふく
! style="background: #{{key items color light}};" | TMs & HMs<br>わざマシン
! style="background: #{{key items color light}}" | TMs & HMs<br>わざマシン
! style="background: #{{yellow color light}};" | Berries<br>きのみ
! style="background: #{{yellow color light}}" | Berries<br>きのみ
! style="background: #{{red color light}}; {{roundytr|5px}}" | Key Items<br>たいせつなもの
! style="background: #{{red color light}}; {{roundytr|5px}}" | Key Items<br>たいせつなもの
|- style="background: #FFF"
|- style="background: #FFF"
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| Contains all [[TM]]s and [[HM]]s.
| Contains all [[TM]]s and [[HM]]s.
| Contains all {{Berries}}.
| Contains all {{Berries}}.
| Contains all [[List of key items in Generation VI|key items]].
| Contains all [[List of Key Items in Generation VI|Key Items]].
|-
|-
! style="background: #{{mail color light}}; {{roundybl|5px}}" width="12%" | [[File:Bag Items VI pocket icon.png]][[File:Bag Items ORAS pocket icon.png]]
! style="background: #{{mail color light}}; {{roundybl|5px}}" width="12%" | [[File:Bag Items VI pocket icon.png]][[File:Bag Items ORAS pocket icon.png]]
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==In the spin-off games==
===Pokémon Mystery Dungeon series===
In [[Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red Rescue Team and Blue Rescue Team]], items are stored in the [[Toolbox]]. It has a capacity of 16.
In [[Pokémon Mystery Dungeon series|Pokémon Mystery Dungeon]]: [[Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time and Explorers of Darkness|Explorers of Time, Darkness]], and [[Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky|Sky]], items are stored in the [[Treasure Bag]]. It initially has a capacity of 16, being expanded incrementally throughout the story, up to a capacity of 48.
===Pokémon GO===
[[File:GO Bag Upgrade.png|thumb|The Bag in Pokémon GO]]
In [[Pokémon GO]], the player's Bag initially has a capacity of 350. Bag Upgrades can be purchased, which expand the maximum number of items that can be carried by 50 each.
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==In the anime==
==In the anime==
[[File:Tracey Dodrio.png|thumb|200px|{{Tracey}}'s bag]]
[[File:Johanna Dawn Bag.png|thumb|220px|Johanna giving Dawn a small backpack]]
[[File:Zorua Brock.png|thumb|200px|left|{{Ash}}, {{an|Brock}}, and {{an|Dawn}}'s DP Bags]]
All of the main characters in the [[Pokémon anime]] own a Bag in which they keep their supplies and Poké Balls. While both of {{an|May}}'s bags were designed based on the ones worn by {{ga|May|her game counterpart}} in [[Generation III]], and Ash's Bag in the {{series|Diamond & Pearl}} is based on {{ga|Lucas}}'s, but colored green, the other main characters' Bags have little to do with their game counterparts, with Dawn and Serena taking a backpack rather than the Bags used by their game counterparts, and Brock, Misty, Iris, and Cilan having no Bags in the games.
All of the main characters in the [[Pokémon anime]] own a Bag in which they keep their supplies and Poké Balls. While both of {{an|May}}'s bags were designed based on the ones worn by {{ga|May|her game counterpart}} in [[Generation III]], and Ash's Bag in the {{series|Diamond & Pearl}} is based on {{ga|Lucas}}'s, but colored green, the other main characters' Bags have little to do with their game counterparts, with Dawn and Serena taking a backpack rather than the Bags used by their game counterparts, and Brock, Misty, Iris, and Cilan having no Bags in the games.


By far, Brock's Bag has been shown to be the most spacious, having a full tea set and table inside in ''[[EP009|The School of Hard Knocks]]'', as well as containing, presumably, everything he needs to cook meals on the road for his friends.
By far, Brock's Bag has been shown to be the most spacious, having a full tea set and table inside in ''[[EP009|The School of Hard Knocks]]'', as well as containing, presumably, everything he needs to cook meals on the road for his friends.
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It was shown in ''[[DP001|Following A Maiden's Voyage!]]'' that {{an|Dawn}} had planned to take a large suitcase full of [[List of clothing in the anime|clothing and accessories]] with her. However, [[Johanna]] made her leave it at home and gave her a small backpack instead, containing only the items she would need on her {{pkmn|journey}}.


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File:Ash bag OS.png|Ash's Bag in the original series
File:Ash bag OS.png|Ash's Bag in the original series
File:Ash bag AG.png|Ash's Bag in the Advanced Generation series
File:Ash bag DP.png|Ash's Bag in the Diamond and Pearl series
File:Ash bag BW.png|Ash's Bag in the Best Wishes series
File:Ash bag BW.png|Ash's Bag in the Best Wishes series
File:Ash bag XY.png|Ash's Bag in the XY series
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Revision as of 21:20, 9 September 2016

The players' default bags in Pokémon X and Y
The players' Bags in Pokémon Platinum

The Bag (Japanese: バッグ bag), referred to on the menu as Item (Japanese: どうぐ tool) in Generation I and Pack (Japanese: リュック ruck) in Generation II, is a vital tool in all core series Pokémon games. It holds all of the player's items, storing them for later use. By opening the Bag, players can use, arrange, and toss most items, and register Key Items for easy access.

In the Help System of the Generation V games, it is called the Bag function (Japanese: バッグの機能(きのう) bag function).

Use

Outside of battle

The Bag appears as part of the start menu in all core series games, as well as in Pokémon Colosseum and Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness. In Generation I as well as in Colosseum and XD, it is accessed with the "ITEMS" command, while in Generation II, it is accessed with the "PACK" command.

All items that the player has on hand will be located in the Bag and, after Generation I, being placed in the appropriate pocket automatically. Prior to Generation IV, the items pocket had only 20 (42 in FireRed and LeafGreen, 30 in Emerald) spaces for items, while the other pockets had space for any and all items that would go there. If an item to be picked up would be placed into the items pocket, however, and the pocket was full, it could not be picked up until the player had deposited some items into the PC. This problem no longer exists in Generation IV and beyond, where all pockets have enough space for every item.

Inside of the Bag menu, the player will find a list of all their items, ordered by default from the first kind obtained to the most recently obtained. Players may rearrange these items with the select button, except in the Berries and TMs and HMs pockets, which are automatically ordered. Depending on the type of item, and sometimes on the item itself, options exist when it is selected that allow players to use the item, throw the item away, register it to the Select/Y button for use on the field, or have a Pokémon hold it.

In battle

Bag menu during a Pokémon battle in Generation VI.

The Bag is also one of the four menu selections during a Pokémon battle, and allows the player to use items that can be used in battle, such as Poké Balls, Potions, and items like X Attack. Prior to Generation IV, the Bag menu during battle was the same as that outside of battle, allowing inventory checking of items that are unrelated to battle during it. In Generation IV, however, it became a completely different menu on the touch screen, split into four categories of use.

Using an item while in battle uses up a turn. This only occurs if the item that is used, of course, does anything during the battle (for example, in Generation II, attempting to use a NeverMeltIce will lead only to the player being scolded by Professor Oak). Items cannot be used in linked battles or in facilities such as the Battle Tower.

The item that was last used during battle, if there were multiple copies of it in the Bag, can be easily used again. The selection cursor will remain on it in Generation I-III games, while a shortcut menu will exist at the lower left corner of the screen to the last used item in Generation IV and beyond.

Differences between generations

While the Bag has remained a consistent part of the menu screen for all generations, significant changes have been made to its structure in each later generation, with most welcomed as improvements.

Generation I

In Generation I, the Bag began as a simple list of items, with only 20 different kinds ever allowed to be held on-hand at one time. Additional items that the player owned would need to be stored in the player's PC (accessible from any Pokémon Center and holding up to 50 different kinds of item), but would need to be put there manually, as picked up items that did not fit in the Bag would simply be left where they were, but could be picked up at a later time, when there was space for them. Up to 99 of any one item could normally be held in the Bag, with additional amounts of an item taking up a second slot (for example, in order to have 103 Great Balls on hand, one would need to have one slot of them ×99, and another with them ×4); this was not totally concrete, however, and the item duplication glitch involving MissingNo. could be performed in Pokémon Red and Blue, allowing for 255 of the same item to be held in the same Bag slot.

Generation II

The Bag received its first major overhaul in Generation II, where items were now separated into four pockets. While the items pocket held most of the different types of item still, the other three pockets were more specialized, and could contain all items of their specific type, allowing for better access to these items. Each item also received an in-Bag description.

GSC Items pocket.png
Items
どうぐ
GSC Poké Balls pocket.png
Balls
ボール
File:GSC Key items pocket.png
Key Items
たいせつ
GSC TMs and HMs pocket.png
TM/HM
わざマシン
Contains all items not in other pockets. Contains all 11 varieties of Poké Ball available in Generation II. Contains all Key Items. Contains all TMs and HMs.

Generation III

Another overhaul for the Bag came in Generation III, adding one further pocket that did not exist in Generation II. This pocket, much like the Poké Balls pocket, was created in response to the large overhaul to the Berry system from Generation II, allowing all 43 Berries to be kept in the Bag at once, organized by their Berry number.

A visual of the Bag itself was added to the screen, replacing the blueprint-like structure present in Generation II, and for the first time, male and female player characters had a different Bag design. In Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire, the Bags are yellow, but in Emerald, they are green.

Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald

RS Items pocket M.png RS Items pocket F.png
E Items pocket M.png E Items pocket F.png
Items
どうぐ
RS Poké Balls pocket M.png RS Poké Balls pocket F.png
E Poké Balls pocket M.png E Poké Balls pocket F.png
Poké Balls
モンスターボール
RS TMs and HMs pocket M.png RS TMs and HMs pocket F.png
E TMs and HMs pocket M.png E TMs and HMs pocket F.png
TMs & HMs
わざマシン
RS Berries pocket M.png RS Berries pocket F.png
E Berries pocket M.png E Berries pocket F.png
Berries
きのみ
RS Key items pocket M.png RS Key items pocket F.png
E Key items pocket M.png E Key items pocket F.png
Key Items
たいせつなもの
Contains all items not in other pockets. Contains all 11 varieties of Poké Ball available in Generation III. Contains all TMs and HMs. Contains all Berries. Contains all Key Items.

Emerald

Additionally, Emerald uses the Battle Bag in the Battle Pyramid. The color of the icon is purple for the Level 50 challenge, and red for the Open Level challenge.

Battle Bag Level 50 Emerald.png Battle Bag Open Level Emerald.png
Battle Bag
バトルバッグ
Contains items acquired in the Battle Pyramid.

Colosseum and XD

In Colosseum and XD, the bag is divided as it is in Ruby and Sapphire. The only noticeable differences in function are that in the event of a full bag, any new items are automatically sent to the PC, rather than left alone, and that Key Items cannot be registered (as none that can be used on the field are present).

FireRed and LeafGreen

In FireRed and LeafGreen, the Bag's five pockets were condensed into three, with two Key Items, the Berry Pouch and TM Case, serving the role that the Berries and TMs and HMs pockets do in Hoenn-based games. A small icon was also given to each item, displaying it in the Bag alongside the description, which was lengthened. These Bag icons were also used in Emerald.

FRLG Items pocket M.png FRLG Items pocket F.png
Items
どうぐ
File:FRLG Key items pocket M.png File:FRLG Key items pocket F.png
Key Items
たいせつなもの
FRLG Poké Balls pocket M.png FRLG Poké Balls pocket F.png
Poké Balls
モンスターボール
Contains all items not in other pockets. Contains all Key Items. Contains all 11 varieties of Poké Ball available in Generation III.

Generation IV

The Bag was revamped once again in Generation IV, not only allowing for infinite space (and making the PC storage system for items obsolete) but also splitting the pockets up further than in Generation III. Three new pockets were split off from the Items pocket, making for a total of eight pockets. The Bags are yellow in Diamond and Pearl, but gray/silver in Platinum.

In Pokémon Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum, the Bag retained the list-like format from Generation III, with pocket-changing controls as well as a Poké Ball-shaped scrollwheel being present on the bottom screen. Due to the large quantity of items obtainable in the game (well over 100) that are stored in the Items pocket, many complaints about this system led to a complete revamp in Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver, which make further use of the touch screen compared to their predecessors, and group the items into six-cell pages. Additionally these games have Ethan/Lyra holding the bag with pocket being highlighted, while other games just show pockets.

Diamond and Pearl

DP Items pocket M.png
DP Items pocket F.png
Items
どうぐ
DP Medicine pocket M.png
DP Medicine pocket F.png
Medicine
かいふく
DP Poké Balls pocket M.png
DP Poké Balls pocket F.png
Poké Balls
モンスターボール
DP TMs and HMs pocket M.png
DP TMs and HMs pocket F.png
TMs & HMs
わざマシン
DP Berries pocket M.png
DP Berries pocket F.png
Berries
きのみ
DP Mail pocket M.png
DP Mail pocket F.png
Mail
メール
File:DP Battle items pocket M.png
File:DP Battle items pocket F.png
Battle items
せんとうよう
File:DP Key items pocket M.png
File:DP Key items pocket F.png
Key Items
たいせつなもの
Contains all items not in other pockets. Contains all healing and permanent stat-enhancing medicines. Contains all available varieties of Poké Ball. Contains all TMs and HMs. Contains all Berries. Contains all Mail. Contains all items which only have effect in battle. Contains all Key Items.
Bag Items pocket icon.png Bag Medicine pocket icon.png Bag Poké Balls pocket icon.png Bag TMs and HMs pocket icon.png Bag Berries pocket icon.png Bag Mail pocket icon.png Bag Battle items pocket icon.png Bag Key items pocket icon.png

Platinum

Pt Items pocket M.png
Pt Items pocket F.png
Items
どうぐ
Pt Medicine pocket M.png
Pt Medicine pocket F.png
Medicine
かいふく
Pt Poké Balls pocket M.png
Pt Poké Balls pocket F.png
Poké Balls
モンスターボール
Pt TMs and HMs pocket M.png
Pt TMs and HMs pocket F.png
TMs & HMs
わざマシン
Pt Berries pocket M.png
Pt Berries pocket F.png
Berries
きのみ
Pt Mail pocket M.png
Pt Mail pocket F.png
Mail
メール
File:Pt Battle items pocket M.png
File:Pt Battle items pocket F.png
Battle items
せんとうよう
File:Pt Key items pocket M.png
File:Pt Key items pocket F.png
Key Items
たいせつなもの
Contains all items not in other pockets. Contains all healing and permanent stat-enhancing medicines. Contains all available varieties of Poké Ball. Contains all TMs and HMs. Contains all Berries. Contains all Mail. Contains all items which only have effect in battle. Contains all Key Items.
Bag Items pocket icon.png Bag Medicine pocket icon.png Bag Poké Balls pocket icon.png Bag TMs and HMs pocket icon.png Bag Berries pocket icon.png Bag Mail pocket icon.png Bag Battle items pocket icon.png Bag Key items pocket icon.png

HeartGold and SoulSilver

HGSS Items pocket M.png
HGSS Items pocket F.png
Items
どうぐ
HGSS Medicine pocket M.png
HGSS Medicine pocket F.png
Medicine
かいふく
HGSS Poké Balls pocket M.png
HGSS Poké Balls pocket F.png
Poké Balls
モンスターボール
HGSS TMs and HMs pocket M.png
HGSS TMs and HMs pocket F.png
TMs & HMs
わざマシン
HGSS Berries pocket M.png
HGSS Berries pocket F.png
Berries
きのみ
HGSS Mail pocket M.png
HGSS Mail pocket F.png
Mail
メール
File:HGSS Battle items pocket M.png
File:HGSS Battle items pocket F.png
Battle items
せんとうよう
File:HGSS Key items pocket M.png
File:HGSS Key items pocket F.png
Key Items
たいせつなもの
Contains all items not in other pockets. Contains all healing and permanent stat-enhancing medicines. Contains all available varieties of Poké Ball. Contains all TMs and HMs. Contains all Berries. Contains all Mail. Contains all items which only have effect in battle. Contains all Key Items.
Bag Items pocket icon.png Bag Medicine pocket icon.png Bag Poké Balls pocket icon.png Bag TMs and HMs pocket icon.png Bag Berries pocket icon.png Bag Mail pocket icon.png Bag Battle items pocket icon.png Bag Key items pocket icon.png

Generation V

In Black and White, the Bag was overhauled again, with eight pockets being condensed into five, much like in Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald. The pockets are called Cases in these games, and are labeled Items, Medicine, TMs & HMs, Berries and Key Items, with Poké Balls, Mail, held items and other items all being placed in the Items pocket. Held items, Mail and Poké Balls are indicated as such by an icon displayed to the immediate left of the item that corresponds to what type of item it is.

In these games, recently acquired items (other than TMs) are added at the top of their respective item list (rather than the bottom, as in previous generations), and players can sort a pocket automatically by pressing Start, in addition to manual sorting with Select.

In Black 2 and White 2, a Free Space section was added to the Bag, and the icon takes on the appearance of a smaller Bag. Players can select items they use most and add them to Free Space for easy access. Manual sorting cannot be performed in this section, and items are always placed in alphabetical order. However, the player can filter the kind of items they want to see with the sorting button.

Unlike in the first pairs, new items go at the bottom of the item list like in previous generations rather than the top, including TMs and HMs. More sorting options were also added.

Black and White

BW Items pocket M.png
BW Items pocket F.png
Items
どうぐ
BW Medicine pocket M.png
BW Medicine pocket F.png
Medicine
かいふく
BW TMs and HMs pocket M.png
BW TMs and HMs pocket F.png
TMs & HMs
わざマシン
BW Berries pocket M.png
BW Berries pocket F.png
Berries
きのみ
BW Key Items pocket M.png
BW Key Items pocket F.png
Key Items
たいせつなもの
Contains all items not in other cases. Contains all healing and permanent stat-enhancing medicines. Contains all TMs and HMs. Contains all Berries. Contains all Key Items.
Bag Items pocket icon.png Bag Medicine pocket icon.png Bag TMs and HMs pocket icon.png Bag Berries pocket icon.png Bag Key items pocket icon.png

Black 2 and White 2

B2W2 Items pocket M.png
B2W2 Items pocket F.png
Items
どうぐ
B2W2 Medicine pocket M.png
B2W2 Medicine pocket F.png
Medicine
かいふく
B2W2 TMs and HMs pocket M.png
B2W2 TMs and HMs pocket F.png
TMs & HMs
わざマシン
B2W2 Berries pocket M.png
B2W2 Berries pocket F.png
Berries
きのみ
B2W2 Key Items pocket M.png
B2W2 Key Items pocket F.png
Key Items
たいせつなもの
B2W2 Free Space pocket M.png
B2W2 Free Space pocket F.png
Free Space
フリースペース
Contains all items not in other cases. Contains all healing and permanent stat-enhancing medicines. Contains all TMs and HMs. Contains all Berries. Contains all Key Items. Contains items put there by the player.
Bag Items pocket icon.png Bag Medicine pocket icon.png Bag TMs and HMs pocket icon.png Bag Berries pocket icon.png Bag Key items pocket icon.png Bag Items pocket icon.png

Generation VI

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Generation VI saw the least amount of changes to the Bag. Items may be picked up by pressing and holding with the stylus, which allows for manual sorting; Start and Select both open the automatic sorting menu. In addition, the Items slot no longer has icons indicating items' types, though they are still grouped together when automatically sorted. The Free Space slot from Pokémon Black 2 and White 2 was removed, once again giving the Bag five slots, and each slot can be dragged to rearrange the order. A clock icon was also added at the bottom of the screen, which will show a list of the last twelve items used. Newly received items once again appear at the bottom of that pocket.

While the physical shape of the Bag did not change, it is now possible to customize the color and patterning of the bag due to it being an article of clothing as a part of Trainer customization.

Items
どうぐ
Medicine
かいふく
TMs & HMs
わざマシン
Berries
きのみ
Key Items
たいせつなもの
Contains all items not in other cases. Contains all healing and permanent stat-enhancing medicines. Contains all TMs and HMs. Contains all Berries. Contains all Key Items.
File:Bag Items VI pocket icon.pngBag Items ORAS pocket icon.png Bag Medicine XY pocket icon.pngBag Medicine ORAS pocket icon.png Bag TMs and HMs XY pocket icon.pngBag TMs and HMs ORAS pocket icon.png Bag Berries XY pocket icon.pngBag Berries ORAS pocket icon.png File:Bag Key items XY pocket icon.pngFile:Bag Key items ORAS pocket icon.png

In the spin-off games

Pokémon Mystery Dungeon series

In Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red Rescue Team and Blue Rescue Team, items are stored in the Toolbox. It has a capacity of 16.

In Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time, Darkness, and Sky, items are stored in the Treasure Bag. It initially has a capacity of 16, being expanded incrementally throughout the story, up to a capacity of 48.

Pokémon GO

The Bag in Pokémon GO

In Pokémon GO, the player's Bag initially has a capacity of 350. Bag Upgrades can be purchased, which expand the maximum number of items that can be carried by 50 each.

In the anime

Johanna giving Dawn a small backpack

All of the main characters in the Pokémon anime own a Bag in which they keep their supplies and Poké Balls. While both of May's bags were designed based on the ones worn by her game counterpart in Generation III, and Ash's Bag in the Diamond & Pearl series is based on Lucas's, but colored green, the other main characters' Bags have little to do with their game counterparts, with Dawn and Serena taking a backpack rather than the Bags used by their game counterparts, and Brock, Misty, Iris, and Cilan having no Bags in the games.

By far, Brock's Bag has been shown to be the most spacious, having a full tea set and table inside in The School of Hard Knocks, as well as containing, presumably, everything he needs to cook meals on the road for his friends.

It was shown in Following A Maiden's Voyage! that Dawn had planned to take a large suitcase full of clothing and accessories with her. However, Johanna made her leave it at home and gave her a small backpack instead, containing only the items she would need on her journey.

Gallery

GenIBag.png GenIIBag.png RSBag.png EBag.png
Generation I Generation II RS E
FRLGBag.png DPBag.png PtBag.png File:HGSSbag.png
FRLG DP Pt HGSS
BWBag.png B2W2Bag.png XYBag.png ORASBag.png
BW B2W2 XY ORAS

In other languages

Language Title
The Netherlands Flag.png Dutch Tas
France Flag.png French Sac
Germany Flag.png German Beutel
Italy Flag.png Italian Borsa
South Korea Flag.png Korean 가방 Gabang
Portuguese Brazil Flag.png Brazil Bolsa
Portugal Flag.png Portugal Saco
Russia Flag.png Russian Сумка Sumka
Spain Flag.png Spanish Bolsa



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