Type-enhancing item
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A type-enhancing item, when held, enhances the potency of attacks whose type corresponds to the item. In Generation IV, these items boost attacks by 20%; in previous generations, they only boost attacks by 10%. For example, if a Pokémon holds Mystic Water and uses a Water-type move, the power of the Water-type move will be increased by 20%.
If these items are sold, Poké Marts will pay
50 for them with the exception of Charcoal, for which Poké Marts will pay
4,900, and the Adamant, Lustrous, and Griseous Orbs for which Poké Marts will offer
5,000.
In Generation II, several of these items can only be obtained from the Week Siblings.
List of type-enhancing items
Adamant Orb
- Japanese: こんごうだま Adamant Orb
- Type enhanced: Dragon and Steel
- Found:
- Spear Pillar (D)
- Mt. Coronet (Pt)
- Held by event Dialga (HG/SS)
- Note: Only effective when held by Dialga.
Black Belt
- Japanese: くろおび Black Belt
- Type enhanced: Fighting
- Found:
- Wesley at the Lake of Rage (Wednesday) (G/S/C)
- Held by Black Belt Nob's Machamp on Route 115 (R/S/E)
- Held by Shadow Hitmontop (Colosseum)
- Held by Shadow Hitmonlee (XD)
- Held by Crush Kin Ron & Mya's Pokémon on Route 15 (FR/LG)
- Old man in a house on Route 221 after showing him a Pokémon of a specific level (D/P/Pt)
BlackGlasses
- Japanese: くろいメガネ Black Glasses
- Type enhanced: Dark
- Found:
Charcoal
- Japanese: もくたん Charcoal
- Type enhanced: Fire
- Found:
Dragon Fang
- Japanese: りゅうのキバ Dragon Fang
- Type enhanced: Dragon
- Found:
- Dragon's Den after beating Clair (G/S/C)
- Held by Dragon Tamer Nicholas's Pokémon in Meteor Falls (R/S/E)
- Held by wild Dragonair (5%) (FR/LG)
- Held by Shadow Vibrava (Colosseum)
- Held by wild Bagon (P/Pt)
- Celestic Town (Pt)
Griseous Orb
- Japanese: はっきんだま Platinous Orb
- Type enhanced: Dragon and Ghost
- Found:
- Distortion World* (Pt)
- Held by event Giratina (HG/SS)
- Note: Only effective when held by Giratina. Also allows Giratina to be in its Origin Forme outside of the Distortion World. This item is exclusive only to the copy of the game that it is in and it is automatically unequipped when initiating a trade with another game, changing Giratina back to Altered Forme. Can only be held by Giratina.
Hard Stone
- Japanese: かたいいし Hard Stone
- Type enhanced: Rock
- Found:
- Arthur on Route 36 (Thursday), Held by wild Larvitar (5%) (G/S/C)
- Trick House (R/S/E)
- Held by wild Onix (5%) and Graveler (5%) (FR/LG)
- Held by Shadow Sudowoodo (Colosseum)
- Held by Shadow Lunatone (XD)
- Held by wild Aron (5%), Nosepass (5%), and Corsola (5%), can be dug up in the Underground (D/P/Pt)
- Route 228 (Pt)
Lustrous Orb
- Japanese: しらたま Pale Orb
- Type enhanced: Dragon and Water
- Found:
- Spear Pillar (P)
- Mt. Coronet (Pt)
- Held by event Palkia (HG/SS)
- Note: Only effective when held by Palkia.
Magnet
- Japanese: じしゃく Magnet
- Type enhanced: Electric
- Found:
Metal Coat
- Japanese: メタルコート Metal Coat
- Type enhanced: Steel
- Found:
- Gentleman on S.S. Aqua, held by wild Magnemite (8%) (G/S/C)
- New Mauville, held by wild Magnemite (5%) and Magneton (5%) (R/S/E)
- Memorial Pillar, Trainer Tower prize (FR/LG)
- Held by Shadow Metagross (Colosseum)
- Held by Shadow Magneton (XD)
- Iron Island, held by wild Bronzor (5%), Bronzong (5%), Steelix (5%), Magnemite (5%), and Beldum (5%) , given out by Byron after obtaining the National Pokédex. (D/P/Pt)
- Note: If held by an Onix or a Scyther when they are traded, the Pokémon will evolve into Steelix or Scizor, respectively.
Miracle Seed
- Japanese: きせきのタネ Miracle Seed
- Type enhanced: Grass
- Found:
Mystic Water
- Japanese: しんぴのしずく Mysterious Drop
- Type enhanced: Water
- Found:
NeverMeltIce
- Japanese: とけないこおり Never-melting Ice
- Type enhanced: Ice
- Found:
- Ice Path (G/S/C)
- Shoal Cave (R/S/E)
- Icefall Cave (FR/LG)
- Held by Shadow Delibird (Colosseum)
- Held by Shadow Swinub (XD)
- Snowpoint City, held by wild Snover (5%) (D/P/Pt)
- Mt. Coronet (Pt)
Pink Bow
- Japanese: ピンクのリボン Pink Ribbon
- Type enhanced: Normal
- Found:
- Tuscany on Route 29 (Tuesday) and Johto Radio Tower (G/S/C)
- Notes: Replaced by Silk Scarf in Generation III.
Poison Barb
- Japanese: どくバリ Poison Barb
- Type enhanced: Poison
- Found:
- Frieda on Route 32 (Friday) (G/S/C)
- Held by wild Cacnea (5%) and Roselia (5%) (R/S/E)
- Held by wild Arbok (5%) (FR/LG)
- Held by Shadow Qwilfish (Colosseum)
- Held by Shadow Beedrill (XD)
- Route 206, held by wild Roselia (5%), Budew (5%), Tentacool (5%), Tentacruel (5%), Skorupi (5%), Drapion (5%), and Qwilfish (5%) (D/P/Pt)
Polkadot Bow
- Japanese: みずたまリボン Polkadot Ribbon
- Type enhanced: Normal
- Found:
- Notes: Replaced by Silk Scarf in Generation III.
Sharp Beak
- Japanese: するどいくちばし Sharp Beak
- Type enhanced: Flying
- Found:
Silk Scarf
- Japanese: シルクのスカーフ Silk Scarf
- Type enhanced: Normal
- Found:
- Dewford Town (R/S/E)
- Lost Cave (FR/LG)
- Cave in Agate Village (Colosseum)
- Held by Shadow Zangoose (XD)
- Veilstone Game Corner prize (D/P/Pt)
- Notes: Succeeded both Pink Bow and Polkadot Bow from Generation II.
SilverPowder
- Japanese: ぎんのこな Silver Powder
- Type enhanced: Bug
- Found:
Soft Sand
- Japanese: やわらかいすな Soft Sand
- Type enhanced: Ground
- Found:
Spell Tag
TwistedSpoon
- Japanese: まがったスプーン Bent Spoon
- Type enhanced: Psychic
- Found:
Trivia
- In Generation II, there was one item that would power up each type, with the exception of the Normal-type, which had both the Pink Bow and Polkadot Bow. In Generation IV, this is reversed, with each type powered up by one of the items as well as by a plate. The Normal-type is the exception here, as well, as the Silk Scarf is not joined by a Plate.
- Also in Generation II, Charcoal was the only item available for purchase in a regular store, though for a steep price. In later Generations, type-enhancing items can still be purchased, but only from a Game Corner.
See also
| Held items |
|---|
| Berries • EV-enhancing items • Evolution-inducing held items • Experience-affecting items In-battle effect items • Incense • Plates • Scarves • Stat-enhancing items • Type-enhancing items |
| This item article is part of Project ItemDex, a Bulbapedia project that aims to write comprehensive articles on all items. |


