List of unobtainable items: Difference between revisions

This is a list of all items that appear in the internal data of Pokémon games, but are not obtainable as inventory items by any legitimate means in that game or set of games.

This does not include items which are carried over between successive game releases within a particular generation, such as items in Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire that remain in the internal data of Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen. Instead, it includes items that are not available in non-successive game releases or in any game within a particular generation, items which availability differs between regional releases of one or more games within a particular generation, and items that are used and programmed in as inventory items but that are otherwise unobtainable (only accessible) during regular gameplay.

In Generation I

????? ????? ?????   KEY ITEMS pocket					ONLY IN GEN I		Cannot be bought Cannot be sold
Effect: Allows surfing over water without the need for Pokémon and/or Badges.					Locations RBY None (original intended location unknown; it appears to be just a debugging item)
Secondary effect: Allows surfing on Route 17's Cycling Road.
Note: Index number 0x07. Often nicknamed "Surfboard" by players.

Safari Ball サファリボール Safari Ball   KEY ITEMS pocket					INTRODUCED IN GEN I		Cannot be bought Cannot be sold
Effect: Allows the player to catch wild Pokémon in the Safari Zone.			Catch rate: 1.5×		Locations RBY Safari Zone; Cheating (outside of the Safari Zone)
Description Stad A Ball used in the Safari Zone for catching wild Pokémon.
Note: Index number 0x08 in Generation I. Unlike in later generations, it is a Key Item.

Pokédex ポケモンずかん Illustrated Pokémon encyclopedia   KEY ITEMS pocket					ONLY IN GEN I		Cannot be bought Cannot be sold
Effect: Opens the Pokédex both during and outside of battle.					Locations RBY None (intended to be given to the player by Professor Oak at his lab, probably after delivering him his parcel)
Secondary effect: Causes the VRAM to load the overworld tileset and turns the HP bar to letters when used in battle.
Note: Index number 0x09. Replaced by the Pokédex function in the menu.
Please see the main article for more information.

BoulderBadge グレーバッジ Grey Badge   KEY ITEMS pocket					ONLY IN GEN I		Cannot be bought Cannot be sold
Effect: Throws Bait, like in the Safari Zone.					Locations RBY None (intended to be reward for defeating Brock at Pewter Gym)
Secondary effect: When used in the overworld (except dungeons and caves), it changes the background music to a single channel of Guide; if used in a dungeon or cave, it changes the background music to a single channel of Title Screen. This is due to the function that plays the "throw Bait or Rock" sound effect attempting to load it but referring to the wrong soundbank.
Note: Index number 0x15. Along with the other Badge Key Items, it is internally used in the list of Badges presented by the Gym Badge man in Cerulean City. Treated like a regular item in Stadium.
Please see the main article for more information.

CascadeBadge ブルーバッジ Blue Badge   KEY ITEMS pocket					ONLY IN GEN I		Cannot be bought Cannot be sold
Effect: Throws a Rock, like in the Safari Zone.					Locations RBY None (intended to be reward for defeating Misty at Cerulean Gym)
Secondary effect: When used in the overworld (except dungeons and caves), it changes the background music to a single channel of Guide; if used in a dungeon or cave, it changes the background music to a single channel of Title Screen. This is due to the function that plays the "throw Bait or Rock" sound effect attempting to load it but referring to the wrong soundbank.
Note: Index number 0x16. Along with the other Badge Key Items, it is internally used in the list of Badges presented by the Gym Badge man in Cerulean City. Treated like a regular item in Stadium.
Please see the main article for more information.

ThunderBadge オレンジバッジ Orange Badge   KEY ITEMS pocket					ONLY IN GEN I		Cannot be bought Cannot be sold
Effect: Does absolutely nothing.					Locations RBY None (intended to be reward for defeating Lt. Surge at Vermilion Gym)
Note: Index number 0x17. Along with the other Badge Key Items, it is internally used in the list of Badges presented by the Gym Badge man in Cerulean City. Treated like a regular item in Stadium.
Please see the main article for more information.

RainbowBadge レインボーバッジ Rainbow Badge   KEY ITEMS pocket					ONLY IN GEN I		Cannot be bought Cannot be sold
Effect: Does absolutely nothing.					Locations RBY None (intended to be reward for defeating Erika at Celadon Gym)
Note: Index number 0x18. Along with the other Badge Key Items, it is internally used in the list of Badges presented by the Gym Badge man in Cerulean City. Treated like a regular item in Stadium.
Please see the main article for more information.

SoulBadge ピンクバッジ Pink Badge   KEY ITEMS pocket					ONLY IN GEN I		Cannot be bought Cannot be sold
Effect: Does absolutely nothing.					Locations RBY None (intended to be reward for defeating Koga at Fuchsia Gym)
Note: Index number 0x19. Along with the other Badge Key Items, it is internally used in the list of Badges presented by the Gym Badge man in Cerulean City. Treated like a regular item in Stadium.
Please see the main article for more information.

MarshBadge ゴールドバッジ Gold Badge   KEY ITEMS pocket					ONLY IN GEN I		Cannot be bought Cannot be sold
Effect: Does absolutely nothing.					Locations RBY None (intended to be reward for defeating Sabrina at Saffron Gym)
Note: Index number 0x1A. Along with the other Badge Key Items, it is internally used in the list of Badges presented by the Gym Badge man in Cerulean City. Treated like a regular item in Stadium.
Please see the main article for more information.

VolcanoBadge クリムゾンバッジ Crimson Badge   KEY ITEMS pocket					ONLY IN GEN I		Cannot be bought Cannot be sold
Effect: Does absolutely nothing.					Locations RBY None (intended to be reward for defeating Blaine at Cinnabar Gym)
Note: Index number 0x1B. Along with the other Badge Key Items, it is internally used in the list of Badges presented by the Gym Badge man in Cerulean City. Treated like a regular item in Stadium.
Please see the main article for more information.

EarthBadge グリーンバッジ Green Badge   KEY ITEMS pocket					ONLY IN GEN I		Cannot be bought Cannot be sold
Effect: Does absolutely nothing.					Locations RBY None (intended to be reward for defeating Giovanni as a Gym Leader at Viridian Gym)
Note: Index number 0x1C. Along with the other Badge Key Items, it is internally used in the list of Badges presented by the Gym Badge man in Cerulean City. Treated like a regular item in Stadium.
Please see the main article for more information.

????? ????? ?????   KEY ITEMS pocket					ONLY IN GEN I		Cannot be bought Cannot be sold
Effect: Does absolutely nothing.					Locations RBY None
Note: Index number 0x2C.

PP Up ポイントアップ Point Up   ITEMS pocket					ONLY IN GEN I		Price: $9800 Sell for: $4900
Effect: Does absolutely nothing.					Locations RBY None (probably intended to be the actual PP Up, suggesting it was to be found at the same multiple locations)
Note: Index number 0x32; the actual PP Up has index number 0x4F. While the actual PP Up can be sold and/or bought for $0, this one can be sold for $4900 and bought for $9800.
Please see the main article for more information.

Coin コイン Coin   ITEMS pocket					ONLY IN GEN I		Price: $10 Sell for: $5
Effect: Does absolutely nothing.					Locations RBY None
Note: Index number 0x3B. It can be bought for half the price of actual Coin Case-stored Coins in the Game Corner, which cost $20 per Coin. It cannot be used in the slot machines, exchanged for prizes, or put into a Coin Case. It also appears listed in the Trainer's Guide (manual) of Red and Blue as a "miscellaneous item", being the only item that fits into this category.
Please see the main article for more information.

TM51 わざマシン51 Move Machine 51   ITEMS pocket					ONLY IN GEN I		Price: $3000 Sell for: $1500
Effect: Teaches a Pokémon Cut.					Locations RBY None (original intended location unknown)
Note: Index number 0xFB.
Please see the main article for more information.

TM52 わざマシン52 Move Machine 52   ITEMS pocket					ONLY IN GEN I		Price: $14000 Sell for: $7000
Effect: Teaches a Pokémon Fly.					Locations RBY None (original intended location unknown)
Note: Index number 0xFC.
Please see the main article for more information.

TM53 わざマシン53 Move Machine 53   ITEMS pocket					ONLY IN GEN I		Price: $0 Cannot be sold*
Effect: Teaches a Pokémon Surf.					Locations RBY None (original intended location unknown)
Note: Index number 0xFD.
Please see the main article for more information.

TM54 わざマシン54 Move Machine 54   ITEMS pocket					ONLY IN GEN I		Price: $8000 Sell for: $4000
Effect: Teaches a Pokémon Strength.					Locations RBY None (original intended location unknown)
Note: Index number 0xFE.
Please see the main article for more information.

TM55 わざマシン55 Move Machine 55   ITEMS pocket					ONLY IN GEN I		Price: $4000 Sell for: $2000
Effect: Teaches a Pokémon Flash.					Locations RBY None (original intended location unknown)
Secondary effect: Appears as Cancel (Japanese: やめる Cancel) and hides items below it.
Note: Index number 0xFF.
Please see the main article for more information.

In Generation II

? ？ ?   ITEMS pocket					ONLY IN GEN II		Cannot be bought Sell for: $19660
Effect: Does absolutely nothing.					Locations GSC None (it is a placeholder for item data and may be obtained via Celebi Egg glitch or cheating)
Secondary effect: If held by a Pokémon, the game behaves as if the Pokémon is not holding an item. Triggers a crash in all localizations of Crystal due to an oversight.[1]
Description GS ? C Japanese: ヘ・を　こうげきこうげきご……。
Note: Index number 0x00. The Japanese Crystal description is generated arbitrarily due to an oversight and is meaningless.

Teru-sama カビチュウ Kabichū   ITEMS pocket					ONLY IN GEN II		Cannot be bought Sell for: $19660
Effect: Does absolutely nothing.					Locations GSC None (it is a placeholder for item data and may be obtained via Celebi Egg glitch or cheating)
Secondary effect: Variations with index numbers 0x46, 0x73, 0x74, and 0x81 become the Clear Bell, GS Ball, Blue Card, and Egg Ticket in Crystal, respectively. Variations with index numbers 0x06 and 0x38 are the Town Map (broken) and Poké Flute from the Generation I games, respectively. Variation with index number 0xBE triggers an invalid pointer when its usage is forced.
Description GSC ?
Note: There are 29 variations of this item in Gold and Silver and 25 in Crystal.

Park Ball パークボール Park Ball   POKÉ BALLS pocket					INTRODUCED IN GEN II		Cannot be bought Cannot be sold
Effect: Allows the player to catch wild Pokémon at the Bug-Catching Contest in the National Park.			Catch rate: 1.5×		Locations GSC Only accessible during the Bug-Catching Contest at the National Park in regular gameplay; can be obtained as an item in the player's Bag via cheating or the Celebi Egg glitch
Secondary effect: Causes a temporary graphical glitch when used from the Ball pocket of the Bag.
Description GSC The Bug-Catching Contest Ball.
Note: Index number 0xB1 in Generation II. It should not be confused with the Park Ball (Japanese: パークボール Park Ball) used at the Pal Park in the Generation IV games. In HeartGold and SoulSilver, it was renamed to Sport Ball (Japanese: コンペボール Compé Ball) precisely to avoid this confusion.

TM04 わざマシン04 Move Machine 04   ITEMS pocket					ONLY IN GEN II		Cannot be bought Sell for: $19660
Effect: Does absolutely nothing.					Locations GSC None (original intended location unknown; may be obtained via Celebi Egg glitch or cheating)
Secondary effect: When held by a Pokémon, its name is displayed as Berry (Japanese: きのみ Berry).
Description GSC Attacks 5 turns with rising power.
Note: Index number 0xC3 and is stored in the Items pocket of the player's Bag; the real TM04 has index number 0xC2 and is stored in the TMs and HMs pocket of the player's Bag.

TM28 わざマシン28 Move Machine 28   ITEMS pocket					ONLY IN GEN II		Cannot be bought Sell for: $19660
Effect: Does absolutely nothing.					Locations GSC None (original intended location unknown; may be obtained via Celebi Egg glitch or cheating)
Secondary effect: When held by a Pokémon, its name is displayed as Berry (Japanese: きのみ Berry).
Description GSC 1st turn: Burrow 2nd turn: Attack
Note: Index number 0xDC and is stored in the Items pocket of the player's Bag; the real TM28 has index number 0xDB and is stored in the TMs and HMs pocket of the player's Bag.

HM08 ひでんマシン08 Secret Machine 08   ITEMS pocket					ONLY IN GEN II		Cannot be bought Sell for: $19660
Effect: Does absolutely nothing.					Locations GSC None (original intended location unknown; may be obtained via Celebi Egg glitch or cheating)
Description GS ? C An attack that may inflict a burn.
Note: Index number 0xFA. Used internally on the list of moves shown by the Move Tutor in Crystal, hence the move description of Flamethrower.

HM09 ひでんマシン09 Secret Machine 09   ITEMS pocket					ONLY IN GEN II		Cannot be bought Sell for: $19660
Effect: Does absolutely nothing.					Locations GSC None (original intended location unknown; may be obtained via Celebi Egg glitch or cheating)
Description GS ? C An attack that may cause paralysis.
Note: Index number 0xFB. Used internally on the list of moves shown by the Move Tutor in Crystal, hence the move description of Thunderbolt.

HM10 ひでんマシン10 Secret Machine 10   ITEMS pocket					ONLY IN GEN II		Cannot be bought Sell for: $19660
Effect: Does absolutely nothing.					Locations GSC None (original intended location unknown; may be obtained via cheating)
Description GS ? C An attack that may freeze the foe.
Note: Index number 0xFC. Used internally on the list of moves shown by the Move Tutor in Crystal, hence the move description of Ice Beam.

HM11 ひでんマシン11 Secret Machine 11   ITEMS pocket					ONLY IN GEN II		Cannot be bought Sell for: $19660
Effect: Does absolutely nothing.					Locations GSC None (original intended location unknown; may be obtained via Celebi Egg glitch or cheating)
Description GSC ?
Note: Index number 0xFD.

HM12 ひでんマシン12 Secret Machine 12   ITEMS pocket					ONLY IN GEN II		Cannot be bought Sell for: $19660
Effect: Does absolutely nothing.					Locations GSC None (original intended location unknown; may be obtained via Celebi Egg glitch or cheating)
Description GSC Attacks 5 turns with rising power.
Note: Index number 0xFE. Has Rollout's move description.

Cancel やめる Cancel   UNKNOWN pocket					ONLY IN GEN II		Cannot be bought Cannot be sold
Effect: Does the same thing as the Cancel option.					Locations GSC None (original intended location unknown; may be obtained via Celebi Egg glitch or cheating)
Secondary effect: Hides items below it.
Description GSC (This item has no description.)
Note: Index number 0xFF. It is similar to TM55 (0xFF) in the Generation I games. It does not trigger the USE/GIVE/TOSS/SEL/CANCEL menu, it cannot be held by a Pokémon, and it cannot be purchased or sold.

In Crystal

GS Ball ジーエスボール GS Ball   KEY ITEMS pocket					ONLY IN GEN II		Cannot be bought Cannot be sold
Effect: Summons Celebi in Ilex Forest.					Locations C Pokémon Communication Center (Japanese version) or Goldenrod Pokémon Center (international releases) [requires event to be triggered first); Celebi Egg glitch or Cheating (all releases)
Description C Japanese: ふしぎな　ふんいきの　ボール English: The mysterious Ball.
Note: Index number 0x73.

Egg Ticket タマゴけん Egg Ticket   KEY ITEMS pocket					ONLY IN GEN II		Cannot be bought Cannot be sold
Effect: Exchange at the Pokémon Communication Center for an Odd Egg in the Japanese version of Crystal. This is no longer possible due to the shutdown of the Mobile System GB.					Locations C Pokémon Day Care on Route 34 (Japanese version); Celebi Egg glitch or Cheating (all releases)
Description C Japanese: コガネシティの　トレードコーナーで　つかえる　らしい English: May use at Goldenrod trade corner.
Note: Index number 0x81.

In Generation III

Safari Ball サファリボール Safari Ball   POKÉ BALLS pocket					INTRODUCED IN GEN I		Cannot be bought Cannot be sold
Effect: Allows the player to catch wild Pokémon in the Safari Zone.			Catch rate: 1.5×		Locations RSE Safari Zone; Cheating (outside of the Safari Zone) FRLG Safari Zone; Cheating (outside of the Safari Zone)
Description RSE A special ball that is used only in the Safari Zone. FRLG A special ball that is used only in the Safari Zone. It is finished with a camouflage pattern.
Note: Index number 0x0005 in all Generation III, IV, V, and VI games.

Berry Juice きのみジュース Berry Juice   MEDICINE pocket					INTRODUCED IN GEN II		Cannot be bought Sell for: $50
Effect: Restores 20 HP. Can be activated as a held item.					Locations RSE None (original intended location unknown; may be obtained via cheating, or by trading from FireRed and LeafGreen) FRLG None (intended to be found as a held item by wild Shuckle at Altering Cave after unlocking the data from a specific Mystery Gift event; may be obtained via cheating)
Description RSE A 100% pure juice that restores HP by 20 points. FRLG A 100% pure juice. It restores the HP of one Pokémon by 20 points.
Note: Index number 0x002C in all Generation III games. It is programmed to be held by wild Shuckle in FireRed and LeafGreen; however, the only way to encounter one in these games is through Altering Cave's unused data. Since it's impossible to trade with Generations II, IV and/or V, this item remains unavailable outside of cheating in the Generation III games.

Old Sea Map ふるびたかいず Old Sea Chart   KEY ITEMS pocket					ONLY IN GEN III		Cannot be bought Cannot be sold
Effect: Allows access to Faraway Island.					Locations E Nintendo event (Japanese version); Cheating (international releases)
Description E A faded sea chart that shows the way to a certain island.
Note: Index number 0x0178.

In XD

Safe Key きんこのカギ Safe Key   KEY ITEMS pocket					ONLY IN GEN III		Cannot be bought Cannot be sold
Effect: Does absolutely nothing.					Locations XD None (original intended location unknown)
Description XD The key to the safe in the Parts Shop.
Note: Index number 0x01F4.

Battle CDs 51-60 バトルディスク５１・６０ Battle Discs 51-60   UNKNOWN pocket					ONLY IN GEN III		Cannot be bought Cannot be sold
Effect: Can be used at Realgam Tower for a Battle Sim.					Locations XD None (original intended location unknown)
Description XD A CD used at the Realgam Tower for Battle Sims.
Note: Index numbers 0x0248-0x0251. While turning on Battle CDs 51-55, the player blacks out immediately (since there are no data for the player or the opponent), but 56-60 have the same data as the first five Battle Sims.

In addition, the following items have item descriptions in the code but cannot be obtained in the inventory even through cheating.

• せっけいず Blueprints

A set of plans with complex diagrams and formulas.

ふくざつな　ずけいや　けいさんしきが　かかれた　ずめん

• さんかバッチ Participation Badge

＊仮＊ *temporary*

• ひっさつツール Deadly Tool

＊仮＊ *temporary*

• でんせつのエサ Legendary Bait

＊仮＊ *temporary*

• ガデリのカギ Gaderi's Key

＊仮＊ *temporary*

• かいぞうパーツ Remodeling Parts

＊仮＊ *temporary*

• Output List (Japanese: せいぞうリスト Manufacturing List)

A list of Shadow Pokémon made by Cipher.

シャドーが　つくった　ダークポケモンの いちらんひょう

In Generation IV

Mosaic Mail モザイクメール Mosaic Mail   MAIL pocket					INTRODUCED IN GEN IV		Cannot be bought Sell for: $25
Effect: Causes the secondary effect of Thief and Covet to fail when used on holder. Causes Trick and Switcheroo to fail when used by or on the holder. Causes Fling to fail when used by holder. Pokémon holding this cannot be placed in the PC.					Locations DPPt None (orignal intended location unknown, may be obtained via cheating) HGSS None (orignal intended location unknown, may be obtained via cheating)
Description DPPt HGSS Stationery featuring a print of a vivid rainbow pattern. Let a Pokémon hold it for delivery.
Note: Index number 0x0093 in all Generation IV games.

In later generations

In Generation IV onwards

Safari Ball サファリボール Safari Ball   POKÉ BALLS pocket					INTRODUCED IN GEN I		Cannot be bought Cannot be sold
Effect: Allows the player to catch wild Pokémon in the Safari Zone.			Catch rate: 1.5×		Locations DPPt Great Marsh; Cheating (outside of the Great Marsh) HGSS Safari Zone; Cheating (outside of the Safari Zone) BW None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation IV and may be obtained via cheating) B2W2 None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation IV and may be obtained via cheating) XY None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation V and may be obtained via cheating) ORAS None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation V and may be obtained via cheating) SM None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation VI and may be obtained via cheating) SwSh Cram-o-matic (any 4 Apricorns, 0.1% probability)
Description DPPt HGSS A special Poké Ball that is used only in the Great Marsh. It is decorated in a camouflage pattern. BWB2W2 A special Poké Ball that is used only in the Great Marsh. It is decorated in a camouflage pattern. XYORAS A special Poké Ball that is used only in the Great Marsh. It is recognizable by the camouflage pattern decorating it. SM A special Poké Ball that is used only in the Great Marsh. It is recognizable by the camouflage pattern decorating it. SwSh A special Poké Ball that was used in the Safari Zone in the Kanto region and in the Great Marsh in the Sinnoh region.
Note: Index number 0x0005 in all Generation III, IV, V, VI games. The description in HeartGold and SoulSilver was not altered from Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum since it still refers to the Great Marsh; it remains unaltered in the Generation V, VI, and VII games.

Cherish Ball プレジャスボール Precious Ball   POKÉ BALLS pocket					INTRODUCED IN GEN IV		Cannot be bought Sell for: $500
Effect: Contains event Pokémon.			Catch rate: 1×		Locations DPPt None (it is the Poké Ball used for storing event Pokémon; may be obtained via cheating) HGSS None (it is the Poké Ball used for storing event Pokémon; may be obtained via cheating) BW None (it is the Poké Ball used for storing event Pokémon; may be obtained via cheating) B2W2 None (it is the Poké Ball used for storing event Pokémon; may be obtained via cheating) XY None (it is the Poké Ball used for storing event Pokémon; may be obtained via cheating) ORAS None (it is the Poké Ball used for storing event Pokémon; may be obtained via cheating) SM None (it is the Poké Ball used for storing event Pokémon; may be obtained via cheating)
Description DPPt HGSS A quite rare Poké Ball that has been specially crafted to commemorate an occasion of some sort. BWB2W2 A quite rare Poké Ball that has been specially crafted to commemorate an occasion of some sort. XYORAS A quite rare Poké Ball that has been crafted in order to commemorate a special occasion of some sort. SM A quite rare Poké Ball that has been crafted in order to commemorate a special occasion of some sort.
Note: Index number 0x0010 in all Generation IV, V, VI, and VII games.

Loot Sack たからぶくろ Treasure Sack   KEY ITEMS pocket					INTRODUCED IN GEN IV		Cannot be bought Cannot be sold
Effect: Stores items obtained in the Underground.DPPt					Locations DPPt None (original intended location unknown; however, given its description, it was likely to be found at Oreburgh Mine and may be obtained via cheating) HGSS None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum and may be obtained via cheating) BW None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation IV and may be obtained via cheating) B2W2 None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation IV and may be obtained via cheating) XY None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation V and may be obtained via cheating) ORAS None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation V and may be obtained via cheating) SM None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation VI and may be obtained via cheating)
Description DPPt HGSS A sturdy, spacious bag that is used to carry loot obtained in the coal mine. BWB2W2 A sturdy, spacious bag that is used to carry loot obtained in the coal mine. XYORAS A sturdy, spacious bag that is used to carry any treasures or loot obtained in the coal mine. SM A sturdy, spacious bag that is used to carry any treasures or loot obtained in the coal mine.
Note: Index number 0x01AD in all Generation IV, V, VI, and VII games. Its purpose is fulfilled by the Underground menu.

Rule Book ルールブック Rule Book   KEY ITEMS pocket					INTRODUCED IN GEN IV		Cannot be bought Cannot be sold
Effect: Allows the player to select special rules for battles.					Locations DPPt None (intended to be obtained at the basement of any Pokémon Center the first time it is entered; may be obtained via cheating) HGSS None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum and may be obtained via cheating) BW None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation IV and may be obtained via cheating) B2W2 None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation IV and may be obtained via cheating) XY None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation V and may be obtained via cheating) ORAS None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation V and may be obtained via cheating) SM None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation VI and may be obtained via cheating)
Description DPPt HGSS It lists the rules for holding battles. For linked battles, you may choose which set of rules you wish to use. BWB2W2 It lists the rules for holding battles. For linked battles, you may choose which set of rules you wish to use. XYORAS It lists the rules for holding battles. For Link Battles, you may choose which set of rules you wish to use. SM It lists the rules for holding battles. For Link Battles, you may choose which set of rules you wish to use.
Note: Index number 0x01AE in all Generation IV, V, VI, and VII games.

Seal Bag シールぶくろ Seal Sack   KEY ITEMS pocket					INTRODUCED IN GEN IV		Cannot be bought Cannot be sold
Effect: Holds up to 10 seals.DPPt					Locations DPPt None (original intended location unknown; may be obtained via the Morphing glitch or cheating) HGSS None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum and may be obtained via the Morphing glitch or cheating) BW None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation IV and may be obtained via cheating) B2W2 None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation IV and may be obtained via cheating) XY None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation V and may be obtained via cheating) ORAS None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation V and may be obtained via cheating) SM None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation VI and may be obtained via cheating)
Description DPPt HGSS A tiny bag that can hold ten Seals for decorating Poké Balls. BW A tiny bag that can hold ten Seals for decorating Poké Balls. B2W2 A tiny bag that can hold 10 Seals for decorating Poké Balls. XYORAS A tiny bag that can hold 10 Seals for decorating Poké Balls. SM A tiny bag that can hold 10 Seals for decorating Poké Balls.
Note: Index number 0x01B4 in all Generation IV, V, VI, and VII games. Apparently replaced by the Seal Case.

Red Chain あかいくさり Red Chain   KEY ITEMS pocket					INTRODUCED IN GEN IV		Cannot be bought Cannot be sold
Effect: Does absolutely nothing.					Locations DPPt None (original intended location unknown; may be obtained via cheating) HGSS None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum and may be obtained via cheating) BW None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation IV and may be obtained via cheating) B2W2 None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation IV and may be obtained via cheating) XY None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation V and may be obtained via cheating) ORAS None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation V and may be obtained via cheating) SM None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation VI and may be obtained via cheating)
Description DPPt HGSS A mythical chain that is said to link the legendary Pokémon that created the Sinnoh region. BWB2W2 A mythical chain that is said to link the legendary Pokémon that created the Sinnoh region. XYORAS A mythical chain that is said to link the Legendary Pokémon that created the Sinnoh region. SM A mythical chain that is said to link the Legendary Pokémon that created the Sinnoh region.
Note: Index number 0x01B9 in all Generation IV, V, VI, and VII games.

Oak's Letter オーキドのてがみ Ōkido's Letter   KEY ITEMS pocket					INTRODUCED IN GEN IV		Cannot be bought Cannot be sold
Effect: A letter from Professor Oak to be taken to Route 224; allows access to battle Shaymin.DPPt					Locations DPPt None (intended to be obtained via Mystery Gift event; may be obtained via cheating)DP Available only by Mystery Gift eventPt HGSS None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum and may be obtained via cheating) BW None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation IV and may be obtained via cheating) B2W2 None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation IV and may be obtained via cheating) XY None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation V and may be obtained via cheating) ORAS None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation V and may be obtained via cheating) SM None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation VI and may be obtained via cheating)
Description DPPt HGSS A letter from Prof. Oak. Written in it is a request for you to go to Rt. 224. BWB2W2 A letter from Prof. Oak. Written in it is a request for you to go to Rt. 224. XYORAS A letter from Professor Oak. Written in it is a request for you to go to Route 224. SM A letter from Professor Oak. Written in it is a request for you to go to Route 224.
Note: Index number 0x01C4 in all Generation IV, V, VI, and VII games.

Azure Flute てんかいのふえ Azure Flute   KEY ITEMS pocket					INTRODUCED IN GEN IV		Cannot be bought Cannot be sold
Effect: Plays a melody that's beyond this world; opens the stairway to an Arceus in the Hall of Origin.DPPt					Locations DPPt None (intended to be obtained via Mystery Gift event; may be obtained via cheating) HGSS None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum and may be obtained via cheating) BW None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation IV and may be obtained via cheating) B2W2 None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation IV and may be obtained via cheating) XY None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation V and may be obtained via cheating) ORAS None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation V and may be obtained via cheating) SM None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation VI and may be obtained via cheating)
Description DPPt HGSS A flute that puts out echoing sounds that do not seem to be of this world. It is unknown who made it. BWB2W2 A flute that puts out echoing sounds that do not seem to be of this world. It is unknown who made it. XYORAS A flute that puts out echoing sounds that do not seem to be of this world. No one knows who made it. SM A flute that puts out echoing sounds that do not seem to be of this world. No one knows who made it.
Note: Index number 0x01C7 in all Generation IV, V, VI, and VII games.

S.S. Ticket ふねのチケット Ship Ticket   KEY ITEMS pocket					INTRODUCED IN GEN I		Cannot be bought Cannot be sold
Effect: Allows admission to the S.S. AnneRGBYFRLG, S.S. AquaGSCHGSS, or S.S. TidalRSE. Nothing.DPPtBWB2W2XYORASSM					Locations RBY Sea Cottage; Received from the Bill as thanks for turning him back to normal. GSC New Bark Town, given by Professor Elm after entering the Hall of Fame. RSE Received from Norman in Littleroot Town after entering the Hall of Fame. FRLG Sea Cottage; received from Bill as thanks for turning him back to normal. DPPt None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation III and may be obtained via cheating) HGSS New Bark Town, given by Professor Elm after entering the Hall of Fame. BW None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation IV and may be obtained via cheating) B2W2 None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation IV and may be obtained via cheating) XY None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation V and may be obtained via cheating) ORAS None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation V and may be obtained via cheating) SM None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation VI and may be obtained via cheating)
Description Stad The invitation card required to board the luxury liner, S.S. Anne. GSC A ticket for the S.S.Aqua. RSE The ticket required for sailing on a ferry. FRLG The ticket required for sailing on the ferry S.S. Anne. It has a drawing of a ship on it. DPPt The ticket required for sailing on the ferry S.S. Anne. It has a drawing of a ship on it. HGSS The ticket required for sailing on the ferry S.S. Aqua. It has a drawing of a ship on it. BWB2W2 The ticket required for sailing on the ferry S.S. Aqua. It has a drawing of a ship on it. XYORAS A ticket required for sailing on the ferry S.S. Aqua. It has a drawing of a ship on its front. SM A ticket required for sailing on the ferry S.S. Aqua. It has a drawing of a ship on its front.
Note: Index number 0x01C8 in all Generation IV, V, VI, and VII games. Index number 0x02E0 contains the S.S. Ticket obtainable in Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire.

Contest Pass コンテストパス Contest Pass   KEY ITEMS pocket					INTRODUCED IN GEN III		Cannot be bought Cannot be sold
Effect: Allows players to participate in Pokémon ContestsRSORAS. Nothing.FRLGEDPPtHGSSBWB2W2XY					Locations RSE Verdanturf Town Contest HallRS None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Ruby and Sapphire and may be obtained via cheating)E FRLG None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Ruby and Sapphire and may be obtained via cheating) DPPt None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation III and may be obtained via cheating) HGSS None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation III and may be obtained via cheating) BW None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation IV and may be obtained via cheating) B2W2 None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation IV and may be obtained via cheating) XY None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation V and may be obtained via cheating) ORAS Slateport City SM None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation VI and may be obtained via cheating)
Description RSE The pass required for entering Pokémon Contests. FRLG The pass required for entering Pokémon Contests. It has a drawing of an award ribbon on it. DPPt HGSS The pass required for entering Pokémon Contests. It has a drawing of an award ribbon on it. BWB2W2 The pass required for entering Pokémon Contests. It has a drawing of an award ribbon on it. XYORAS A pass required for entering Pokémon Contests. It has a drawing of an award ribbon on its front. SM A pass required for entering Pokémon Contests. It has a drawing of an award ribbon on its front.
Note: Index number 0x01C9 in all Generation IV, V, VI, and VII games.

Magma Stone かざんのおきいし Volcano Stone   KEY ITEMS pocket					INTRODUCED IN GEN IV		Cannot be bought Cannot be sold
Effect: Nothing.DPPtHGSSBWXYORAS Summons Heatran at Reversal Mountain in Unova.B2W2					Locations DPPt None (intended to be obtained at Stark Mountain in order to summon Heatran there; may be obtained via cheating) HGSS None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum and may be obtained via cheating) BW None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation IV and may be obtained via cheating) B2W2 Route 18 XY None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation V and may be obtained via cheating) ORAS None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation V and may be obtained via cheating) SM None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation VI and may be obtained via cheating)
Description DPPt HGSS A stone formed when boulders melted in intensely hot magma, then hardened. Magma remains sealed inside. BWB2W2 A stone formed when boulders melted in intensely hot magma, then hardened. Magma remains sealed inside. XYORAS A stone formed by boulders melting in intensely hot magma, then hardening. Magma remains sealed inside it. SM A stone formed by boulders melting in intensely hot magma, then hardening. Magma remains sealed inside it.
Note: Index number 0x01CA in all Generation IV, V, VI, and VII games.

In HeartGold and SoulSilver onwards

SlowpokeTail おいしいシッポ Delicious Tail   KEY ITEMS pocket					INTRODUCED IN GEN II		Price: $9800* Sell for: $4900*
Effect: Does absolutely nothing.					Locations GSC Mahogany Town shop (before meeting Lance) HGSS None (original intended location unknown; may be obtained via cheating) BW None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from HeartGold and SoulSilver and may be obtained via cheating) B2W2 None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from HeartGold and SoulSilver and may be obtained via cheating) XY None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation V and may be obtained via cheating) ORAS None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation V and may be obtained via cheating) SM None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation VI and may be obtained via cheating)
Description GSC Very tasty. Sell high. HGSS A very tasty tail of something. It sells for a high price. BWB2W2 A very tasty tail of something. It sells for a high price. XYORAS A very tasty tail of something. It can be sold at a high price to shops. SM A very tasty tail of something. It can be sold at a high price to shops.
Note: Index number 0x01D9 in HeartGold, SoulSilver, and all Generation V, VI, and VII games. It is a regular item in Generation II. Formatted as Slowpoke Tail in Generation VI.

Sport Ball コンペボール Compé Ball   POKÉ BALLS pocket					INTRODUCED IN GEN II		Cannot be bought Cannot be sold
Effect: Allows the player to catch wild Pokémon at the Bug-Catching Contest in the National Park.HGSS			Catch rate: 1.5×		Locations HGSS Only accessible during the Bug-Catching Contest at the National Park in regular gameplay; can be obtained as an item in the player's Bag via cheating BW None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from HeartGold and SoulSilver and may be obtained via cheating) B2W2 None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from HeartGold and SoulSilver and may be obtained via cheating) XY None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation V and may be obtained via cheating) ORAS None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation V and may be obtained via cheating) SM None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation VI and may be obtained via cheating) SwSh Cram-o-matic (any 4 Apricorns, 0.1% probability)
Description HGSS A special Poké Ball for the Bug-Catching Contest. BWB2W2 A special Poké Ball for the Bug-Catching Contest. XYORAS A special Poké Ball that is used during the Bug-Catching Contest. SM A special Poké Ball that is used during the Bug-Catching Contest. SwSh A special Poké Ball that was used during the Bug-Catching Contest in the Johto region.
Note: Index number 0x01F3 in HeartGold, SoulSilver, and all Generation V, VI, and VII games. In Generation II, it is called Park Ball (Japanese: パークボール Park Ball), which should not be confused with the Park Ball (Japanese: パークボール Park Ball) used at the Pal Park in the Generation IV games.

Park Ball パークボール Park Ball   POKÉ BALLS pocket					INTRODUCED IN GEN IV		Cannot be bought Cannot be sold
Effect: Recatches Pokémon sent through Pal Park.DPPtHGSS			Catch rate: 255×		Locations DPPt Only accessible inside the Pal Park in Route 221 during regular gameplay; cannot be obtained as an item in the player's Bag as it is not programmed in as an inventory item HGSS Only accessible inside the Pal Park in Fuchsia City during regular gameplay; can be obtained as an item in the player's Bag via cheating BW None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation IV and may be obtained via cheating) B2W2 None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation IV and may be obtained via cheating) XY None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation V and may be obtained via cheating) ORAS None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation V and may be obtained via cheating) SM None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation VI and may be obtained via cheating)
Description HGSS A special Poké Ball for the Pal Park. BWB2W2 A special Poké Ball for the Pal Park. XYORAS A special Poké Ball for the Pal Park. SM A special Poké Ball for the Pal Park.
Note: Index number 0x01F4 in HeartGold, SoulSilver, and all Generation V, VI, and VII games. Pokémon recaught with this Poké Ball at the Pal Park will retain the Poké Ball in which they were originally caught in the Generation III game of origin. Not to be confused with the Sport Ball (Japanese: コンペボール Compé Ball), which was known as Park Ball (Japanese: パークボール Park Ball) in Generation II.

Photo Album フォトアルバム Photo Album   KEY ITEMS pocket					INTRODUCED IN GEN IV		Cannot be bought Cannot be sold
Effect: Stores photos.					Locations HGSS None (intended to be given to the player by Cameron's older brother in Goldenrod Tunnel; may be obtained via cheating) BW None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from HeartGold and SoulSilver and may be obtained via cheating) B2W2 None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from HeartGold and SoulSilver and may be obtained via cheating) XY None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation V and may be obtained via cheating) ORAS None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation V and may be obtained via cheating) SM None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation VI and may be obtained via cheating)
Description HGSS A nice photo album for storing all the photos taken along your adventure. BWB2W2 A nice photo album for storing all the photos taken along your adventure. XYORAS A nice photo album for storing all the photos taken along your adventure. SM A nice photo album for storing all the photos taken along your adventure.
Note: Index number 0x01F5 in HeartGold, SoulSilver, and all Generation V, VI, and VII games. Replaced by PC option.

Lock Capsule ロックカプセル Lock Capsule   KEY ITEMS pocket					INTRODUCED IN GEN IV		Cannot be bought Cannot be sold
Effect: Nothing.HGSS Unlocking it will reveal TM95 (Snarl)BW.					Locations HGSS None (intended to be obtained via Mystery Gift event; may be obtained via cheating) BW None (intended to be transferred from HeartGold and SoulSilver; may be obtained via cheating) B2W2 None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Black and White and may be obtained via cheating) XY None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation V and may be obtained via cheating) ORAS None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation V and may be obtained via cheating) SM None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation VI and may be obtained via cheating)
Description HGSS A sturdy Capsule that can only be opened with a special key. BWB2W2 A sturdy Capsule that can only be opened with a special key. XYORAS A sturdy Capsule that can only be opened with a special key. SM A sturdy Capsule that can only be opened with a special key.
Note: Index number 0x0215 in HeartGold, SoulSilver, and all Generation V, VI, and VII games. It is rendered useless from Black 2 and White 2 onwards since TM95 can be obtained without it.

In Generation V onwards

Dream Ball ドリームボール Dream Ball   POKÉ BALLS pocket					INTRODUCED IN GEN V		Cannot be bought Cannot be sold
Effect: Allows the player to catch wild Pokémon in the Entree Forest.			Catch rate: 255×BWB2W2 4× if the wild Pokémon is asleep, 1× otherwiseGen. VIII		Locations BW Entree Forest; Cheating (outside of Entree Forest) B2W2 Entree Forest; Cheating (outside of Entree Forest) XY None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation V and may be obtained via cheating) ORAS None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation V and may be obtained via cheating) SM None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation VI and may be obtained via cheating) SwSh Wyndon Stadium, Snowslide Slope (Max Raid Battle with Delibird)
Description BWB2W2 A special Poké Ball that appears out of nowhere in a bag at the Entree Forest. It can catch any Pokémon. XYORAS A special Poké Ball that appears in your Bag out of nowhere in the Entree Forest. It can catch any Pokémon. SM A special Poké Ball that appears in your Bag out of nowhere in the Entree Forest. It can catch any Pokémon. SwSh A somewhat different Poké Ball that makes it easier to catch wild Pokémon while they're asleep.
Note: Index number 0x0240 in all Generation V, VI, and VII games. Returns in Generation VIII with a new effect and catch rate.

TM95 わざマシン95 Move Machine 95   TMS AND HMS pocket					INTRODUCED IN GEN V		Cannot be bought Cannot be sold
Effect: Teaches a Pokémon Snarl.					Locations BW None (intended to be given to the player by unlocking the Lock Capsule, which requires the assistance of Mr. Lock, a Harlequin found in Castelia City on 11F of the left building in the junction between Central Plaza and the gate to Route 4; may be obtained via cheating) B2W2 Lostlorn Forest (receive from Backpacker who talks about Zoroark) XY Lost Hotel ORAS Mirage Cave #8 (north of Fallarbor Town) SM Mount Hokulani
Description BW The user yells as if it is ranting about something, making the target's Sp. Atk stat decrease. B2W2 The user yells as if it is ranting about something, making the targets’ Sp. Atk stat decrease. XYORAS The user yells as if it’s ranting about something, which lowers the Sp. Atk stat of opposing Pokémon. SM The user yells as if it's ranting about something, which lowers the Sp. Atk stat of opposing Pokémon.
Note: Index number 0x026C in all Generation V, VI, and VII games.

God Stone ゴッドストーン God Stone   KEY ITEMS pocket					INTRODUCED IN GEN V		Cannot be bought Cannot be sold
Effect: Unknown.					Locations BW None (original intended location unknown; may be obtained via cheating) B2W2 None (original intended location unknown; may be obtained via cheating) XY None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation V and may be obtained via cheating) ORAS None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation V and may be obtained via cheating) SM None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation VI and may be obtained via cheating)
Description BWB2W2 A rare stone. XYORAS A rare stone. SM A rare stone.
Note: Index number 0x026E in all Generation V, VI, and VII games. Named ??? in Generation VI and VII.

In Generation VI onwards

Common Stone ありふれたいし Common Stone   KEY ITEMS pocket					INTRODUCED IN GEN VI		Cannot be bought Cannot be sold
Effect: Currently unknown.					Locations XY None (original intended location unknown; may be obtained via cheating) ORAS None (original intended location unknown; may be obtained via cheating) SM None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation VI and may be obtained via cheating)
Description XYORAS A perfectly normal stone that might appear valuable to some. It's all in the eye of the beholder. SM A perfectly normal stone that might appear to be valuable to some. It's all in the eye of the beholder.
Note: Index number 0x02BA in all Generation VI and VII games. Has a similar description to the Intriguing Stone.

Travel Trunk いしょうトランク Clothing Trunk   KEY ITEMS pocket					INTRODUCED IN GEN VI		Cannot be bought Cannot be sold
Effect: Allows the player to switch their clothes, just like in a Pokémon Center.XY					Locations XY None (original intended location unknown; may be obtained via cheating) ORAS None (original intended location unknown; may be obtained via cheating) SM None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation VI and may be obtained via cheating)
Description XYORAS A light and yet incredibly efficient trunk, which can contain every last piece of clothing that can be bought. SM A light and yet incredibly effective trunk, which can contain every last piece of clothing that can be bought.
Note: Index number 0x02C2 in all Generation VI games and 0x02C3 in all Generation VI and VII games. The silver Travel Trunk is replaced by the Makeup Bag in Generation VII. The gold Travel Trunk sprite is used to represent the Clothing Trunk in Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee!.

Fairy Gem フェアリージュエル Fairy Jewel   ITEMS pocket					INTRODUCED IN GEN VI		Cannot be bought Sell for: $100
Effect: Increases the power of the holder's first Fairy-type move by 30%, and is consumed after use.					Locations XY None (original intended location unknown; may be obtained via cheating) ORAS None (original intended location unknown; may be obtained via cheating) SM None (original intended location unknown; may be obtained via cheating)
Description XYORAS A gem with an essence of the fey. When held, it strengthens the power of a Fairy-type move one time. SM A gem with an essence of the fey. When held, it strengthens the power of a Fairy-type move one time.
Note: Index number 0x02CB in all Generation VI and VII games.

Mega Charm メガチャーム Mega Charm   KEY ITEMS pocket					INTRODUCED IN GEN VI		Cannot be bought Cannot be sold
Effect: Allows Mega Evolution, just like the Mega RingXY or the Mega BraceletORAS.					Locations XY None (may be obtained via cheating) ORAS None (may be obtained via cheating) SM None (it is likely just a leftover from Generation VI and may be obtained via cheating)
Description XYORAS This charm contains an untold power that somehow enables Pokémon carrying Mega Stones to Mega Evolve in battle. SM This charm contains an untold power that somehow enables Pokémon carrying Mega Stones to Mega Evolve in battle.
Note: Index number 0x02CC in all Generation VI and VII games. Used by DianthaXY and May during Contest SpectacularsORAS. Has an icon in Omega Ruby, Alpha Sapphire, and all Generation VII games.

Mega Glove メガグローブ Mega Glove   KEY ITEMS pocket					INTRODUCED IN GEN VI		Cannot be bought Cannot be sold
Effect: Allows Mega Evolution, just like the Mega Ring.					Locations XY None (may be obtained via cheating) ORAS None (may be obtained via cheating) SM None (it is likely just a leftover from Generation VI and may be obtained via cheating)
Description XYORAS This glove contains an untold power that somehow enables Pokémon carrying Mega Stones to Mega Evolve in battle. SM This glove contains an untold power that somehow enables Pokémon carrying Mega Stones to Mega Evolve in battle.
Note: Index number 0x02CD in all Generation VI and VII games. Used by Successor Korrina.

In Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire onwards

Basement Key ちかのカギ Basement Key   KEY ITEMS pocket					INTRODUCED IN GEN III		Cannot be bought Cannot be sold
Effect: Allows access to New Mauville.RSE Nothing.FRLGORASSM					Locations RSE Received from Wattson for agreeing to help fix New Mauville's generator. FRLG None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Ruby and Sapphire and may be obtained via cheating) ORAS None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation III and may be obtained via cheating) SM None (original intended location unknown; it is likely just a leftover from Generation VI and may be obtained via cheating)
Description RSE The key for New Mauville beneath Mauville City. FRLG The key to New Mauville, which was constructed beneath Mauville City. ORAS The key to New Mauville, which was constructed beneath Mauville City. SM The key to New Mauville, which was constructed beneath Mauville City.
Note: Index number 0x02D3 in Omega Ruby, Alpha Sapphire, and all Generation VII games. The gate to New Mauville uses eye recognition software in Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire, and does not require a key for entry.

Mega Pendant メガペンダント Mega Pendant   KEY ITEMS pocket					INTRODUCED IN GEN VI		Cannot be bought Cannot be sold
Effect: Allows Mega Evolution, just like the Mega Bracelet.					Locations ORAS None (may be obtained via cheating) SM None (it is likely just a leftover from Generation VI and may be obtained via cheating)
Description ORAS This necklace contains an untold power that somehow enables Pokémon carrying Mega Stones to Mega Evolve in battle. SM This necklace contains an untold power that somehow enables Pokémon carrying a Mega Stone to Mega Evolve in battle.
Note: Index number 0x02E9 in Omega Ruby, Alpha Sapphire, and all Generation VII games. Used by Wally.

Mega Glasses メガメガネ Mega Glasses   KEY ITEMS pocket					INTRODUCED IN GEN VI		Cannot be bought Cannot be sold
Effect: Allows Mega Evolution, just like the Mega Bracelet.					Locations ORAS None (may be obtained via cheating) SM None (it is likely just a leftover from Generation VI and may be obtained via cheating)
Description ORAS These glasses contain an untold power that somehow enables Pokémon carrying Mega Stones to Mega Evolve in battle. SM These glasses contain an untold power that somehow enables Pokémon carrying a Mega Stone to Mega Evolve in battle.
Note: Index number 0x02EA in Omega Ruby, Alpha Sapphire, and all Generation VII games. Used by Maxie.

Mega Anchor メガイカリ Mega Anchor   KEY ITEMS pocket					INTRODUCED IN GEN VI		Cannot be bought Cannot be sold
Effect: Allows Mega Evolution, just like the Mega Bracelet.					Locations ORAS None (may be obtained via cheating) SM None (it is likely just a leftover from Generation VI and may be obtained via cheating)
Description ORAS This anchor contains an untold power that somehow enables Pokémon carrying Mega Stones to Mega Evolve in battle. SM This anchor contains an untold power that somehow enables Pokémon carrying a Mega Stone to Mega Evolve in battle.
Note: Index number 0x02EB in Omega Ruby, Alpha Sapphire, and all Generation VII games. Used by Archie.

Mega Stickpin メガラペルピン Mega Lapel Pin   KEY ITEMS pocket					INTRODUCED IN GEN VI		Cannot be bought Cannot be sold
Effect: Allows Mega Evolution, just like the Mega Bracelet.					Locations ORAS None (may be obtained via cheating) SM None (it is likely just a leftover from Generation VI and may be obtained via cheating)
Description ORAS This stickpin contains an untold power that somehow enables Pokémon carrying Mega Stones to Mega Evolve in battle. SM This stickpin contains an untold power that somehow enables Pokémon carrying a Mega Stone to Mega Evolve in battle.
Note: Index number 0x02EC in Omega Ruby, Alpha Sapphire, and all Generation VII games. Used by Steven Stone.

Mega Tiara メガティアラ Mega Tiara   KEY ITEMS pocket					INTRODUCED IN GEN VI		Cannot be bought Cannot be sold
Effect: Allows Mega Evolution, just like the Mega Bracelet.					Locations ORAS None (may be obtained via cheating) SM None (it is likely just a leftover from Generation VI and may be obtained via cheating)
Description ORAS This tiara contains an untold power that somehow enables Pokémon carrying Mega Stones to Mega Evolve in battle. SM This tiara contains an untold power that somehow enables Pokémon carrying a Mega Stone to Mega Evolve in battle.
Note: Index number 0x02ED in Omega Ruby, Alpha Sapphire, and all Generation VII games. Used by Lisia during Contest Spectaculars.

Mega Anklet メガアンクレット Mega Anklet   KEY ITEMS pocket					INTRODUCED IN GEN VI		Cannot be bought Cannot be sold
Effect: Allows Mega Evolution, just like the Mega Bracelet.					Locations ORAS None (may be obtained via cheating) SM None (it is likely just a leftover from Generation VI and may be obtained via cheating)
Description ORAS This anklet contains an untold power that somehow enables Pokémon carrying Mega Stones to Mega Evolve in battle. SM This anklet contains an untold power that somehow enables Pokémon carrying a Mega Stone to Mega Evolve in battle.
Note: Index number 0x02EE in Omega Ruby, Alpha Sapphire, and all Generation VII games. Used by Zinnia.

Mega Cuff メガブレス Mega Bracelet   KEY ITEMS pocket					INTRODUCED IN GEN VI		Cannot be bought Cannot be sold
Effect: Allows Mega Evolution, just like the Mega Bracelet.					Locations ORAS None (may be obtained via cheating) SM None (it is likely just a leftover from Generation VI and may be obtained via cheating)
Description ORAS This bracelet contains an untold power that somehow enables Pokémon carrying Mega Stones to Mega Evolve in battle. SM This bracelet contains an untold power that somehow enables Pokémon carrying a Mega Stone to Mega Evolve in battle.
Note: Index number 0x02FE in Omega Ruby, Alpha Sapphire, and all Generation VII games. Used by Brendan during Contest Spectaculars.

Key Stone キーストーン Key Stone   KEY ITEMS pocket					INTRODUCED IN GEN VI		Cannot be bought Cannot be sold
Effect: Allows Mega Evolution, just like the Mega Bracelet.					Locations ORAS None (may be obtained via cheating) SM Ancient Poni Path (from Dexio after defeating him in a battle)
Description ORAS A stone of unexplained power that makes Pokémon Mega Evolve. SM A stone filled with an unexplained power. It makes Pokémon that battle with a Mega Stone Mega Evolve.
Note: Index number 0x0305 in Omega Ruby, Alpha Sapphire, and all Generation VII games. Used by the Hoenn Elite Four members. Has an icon in Sun and Moon.

In Generation VII

Ride Pager ライドギア Ride Gear   KEY ITEMS pocket					INTRODUCED IN GEN VII		Cannot be bought Cannot be sold
Effect: Allows the player to summon Ride Pokémon.					Locations SM None (intended to be obtained in Iki Town after defeating Hala; may be obtained via cheating)
Description SM By entering certain numbers on this pager, you can summon Ride Pokémon in an instant.
Note: Index number 0x0352 in all Generation VII and VIII games. As the Ride Pager can be used at any time with the Ⓨ button, the item in the Bag is never obtained.

In Generation VIII

Wishing Chip ねがいのかけら Wishing Fragment   ITEMS pocket					ONLY IN GEN VIII		Cannot be bought Cannot be sold
Effect: Unknown					Locations SwSh None (intended to be obtained in the Wild Area; may be obtained via cheating)
Description SwSh Toss a number of them into a Pokémon Den for the chance to attract a wild Dynamax Pokémon.
Note: Index number 0x04F1 in all Generation VIII games.

Band Autograph バンドのサイン Band's Signature   KEY ITEMS pocket					ONLY IN GEN VIII		Cannot be bought Cannot be sold
Effect: Unknown					Locations SwSh None (possibly intended to be obtained in Hulbury; may be obtained via cheating)
Description SwSh It's signed by all members of the Galar region's most charismatic band, the Maximizers.
Note: Index number 0x04F6 in all Generation VIII games.

Strange Ball ストレンジボール Strange Ball   POKÉ BALLS pocket					ONLY IN GEN VIII		Cannot be bought Cannot be sold
Effect: Unknown			Catch rate: Unknown		Locations LA None (original intended location unknown; may be obtained via cheating)
Description LA N/A
Note: Index number 0x06F9 in Pokémon Legends: Arceus only. Due to the current technical limitations of this template, the Strange Ball's artwork looks oversized.

Mystery Dungeon series

Red Rescue Team and Blue Rescue Team

Alert Specs けいかいメガネ Alert Glasses   TREASURE BAG					ONLY IN GEN III		Price: 4000 Sell for: 2000
Effect: Prevents from held item from being stolen.					Locations MDRB Cheating
Description MDRB A hold item that prevents the Pokémon from having its held item snatched away or swatted down.
Note: Index number 0x24

Beatup Orb よびだま Invitation Orb   TREASURE BAG					ONLY IN GEN III		Price: 300 Sell for: 150
Effect: Draws all team members to the user.					Locations MDRB Cheating
Description MDRB Synthesis item
Note: Index number 0xEC

Excavate ほりおこし Excavate   TREASURE BAG					ONLY IN GEN III		Price: 2500 Sell for: 300
Effect: Teaches Excavate.					Locations MDRB Cheating
Description MDRB Teaches the move Excavate. It digs through the wall the user is facing.
Note: Index number 0xB0

G Machine 6 Ｇマシン６ G Machine 6   TREASURE BAG					ONLY IN GEN III		Price: 8000 Sell for: 500
Effect: Links moves in Dungeon.					Locations MDRB Cheating
Description MDRB Synthesis item
Note: Index number 0xED

G Machine 7 Ｇマシン７ G Machine 7   TREASURE BAG					ONLY IN GEN III		Price: 8000 Sell for: 500
Effect: Links moves in Dungeon.					Locations MDRB Cheating
Description MDRB Synthesis item
Note: Index number 0xEE

G Machine 8 Ｇマシン８ G Machine 8   TREASURE BAG					ONLY IN GEN III		Price: 8000 Sell for: 500
Effect: Links moves in Dungeon.					Locations MDRB Cheating
Description MDRB Synthesis item
Note: Index number 0xEF

Mime Jr. Fig マネネぞう Manene Figure   TREASURE BAG					ONLY IN GEN III		Price: 1 Sell for: 1
Effect: Links moves in Dungeon.					Locations MDRB Cheating
Description MDRB Mime Jr. event item.
Note: Index number 0xEB

Observer Orb ようすみのたま Wait and See Orb   TREASURE BAG					ONLY IN GEN III		Price: 300 Sell for: 150
Effect: Freezes enemy in place, making them incapable of movement or attacking.					Locations MDRB Cheating
Description MDRB Changes the status of the target to Paused, making it incapable of action. Range: Foe in front
Note: Index number 0xC2

Possess Orb とりつきだま Possess Orb   TREASURE BAG					ONLY IN GEN III		Price: 300 Sell for: 150
Effect: If the leader is holding this item and it faints, it will cause an adjacent ally to faint instead, move the leader to its place, and fully restore leader's HP, PP and Belly.					Locations MDRB Cheating
Description MDRB A leader's hold item that enables the leader to possess a friend and survive. It only works for the team leader.
Note: Index number 0xD8

Reviver Orb ふっかつのたま Resurrection Orb   TREASURE BAG					ONLY IN GEN III		Price: 300 Sell for: 150
Effect: A hold item that revives Pokémon if it faints. It does not work if the holder faints from an explosion					Locations MDRB Cheating
Description MDRB A hold item that revives Pokémon if it faints. It does not work if the holder faints from an explosion. Range: Holder
Note: Index number 0xD2

Ring D ゆびわＤ Ring D   TREASURE BAG					ONLY IN GEN III		Price: 5100 Sell for: 1500
Effect: Unknown.					Locations MDRB Cheating
Description MDRB Ring D
Note: Index number 0x32. Like other Rings, located between No-Stick Cap and Insomniscope if player sorts Storage.

Ring E ゆびわＥ Ring E   TREASURE BAG					ONLY IN GEN III		Price: 5200 Sell for: 1500
Effect: Unknown.					Locations MDRB Cheating
Description MDRB Ring E
Note: Index number 0x33. Like other Rings, located between No-Stick Cap and Insomniscope if player sorts Storage.

Ring F ゆびわＦ Ring F   TREASURE BAG					ONLY IN GEN III		Price: 5300 Sell for: 1500
Effect: Unknown.					Locations MDRB Cheating
Description MDRB Ring F
Note: Index number 0x34. Like other Rings, located between No-Stick Cap and Insomniscope if player sorts Storage.

Spin Slash かいてんぎり Rotational Cut   TREASURE BAG					ONLY IN GEN III		Price: 2500 Sell for: 300
Effect: Teaches Spin Slash.					Locations MDRB Cheating
Description MDRB Teaches the move Spin Slash. It inflicts damage on all foes surrounding the user.
Note: Index number 0xB1

Switch Box きりかえばこ Switch Box   TREASURE BAG					ONLY IN GEN III		Price: 1500 Sell for: 500
Effect: Switches leaders. Works only after unlocking the feature in-story.					Locations MDRB Cheating
Description MDRB A curious box that enables the user to switch the rescue team's leader. Only official team members may become the team leader.
Note: Index number 0xE9

Toss Orb ものなげのたま Item-Throw Orb   TREASURE BAG					ONLY IN GEN III		Price: 300 Sell for: 150
Effect: The user performs a throw animation.					Locations MDRB Cheating
Description MDRB Enables the Pokémon to throw items.
Note: Index number 0xDC

Weavile Fig マニューラぞう Manyula Figure   TREASURE BAG					ONLY IN GEN III		Price: 1 Sell for: 1
Effect: Links moves in Dungeon.					Locations MDRB Cheating
Description MDRB Weavile event item.
Note: Index number 0x3A

References

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