TM028: Difference between revisions

TM28 redirects here. If you were looking for the glitch move in Pokémon Red and Blue, see TM28.

TMs vary between generations. In all generations, TM28 is Dig.

This TM was not available before Generation IV

Generation I Dig Location Purchase price Sell price RBY Cerulean City N/A $1000

Generation II Dig Location Purchase price Sell price GSC National Park N/A $1000

Generation III Dig Location Purchase price Sell price RSE Route 114 N/A $1000 FRLG Cerulean City, Celadon Department Store $2000 $1000 Colo N/A N/A $1000 XD N/A N/A $1000 MDRB Great Canyon, Kecleon Shop 3000 Poké 1000 Poké

Generation IV Dig Location Purchase price Sell price DPPt Ruin Maniac Cave N/A $1000 HGSS National Park, Celadon Department Store $2000 $1000 PBR* Currently Unknown N/A N/A MDTDS Currently Unknown N/A N/A MDBSL Currently Unknown N/A N/A

Generation V Dig Location Purchase price BW Route 4 N/A B2W2 Route 4 N/A Location Purchase price Sell price MDGtI Currently Unknown N/A N/A

Generation VI Dig Location Purchase price XY Shalour City Poké Mart $10,000 ORAS Route 114 N/A Location Purchase price Sell price SMD Currently Unknown N/A N/A

Generation VII Struggle Location Purchase price SM Currently Unknown N/A USUM Currently Unknown N/A

Generation VIII Struggle Location Purchase price SwSh Currently Unknown N/A Struggle Location Purchase price Sell price BDSP Currently Unknown N/A N/A

Trivia

• In the Generation I games and Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen, there is a quiz question in Cinnabar Gym that asks if TM28 contains Tombstoner^RBY or Tombstony^FRLG. In the original Japanese releases, the move is called しねしねこうせん, which can translate into a silly expression such as "Die-Die Beam" or "DIE! Beam". This Japanese name is a pun on Hyper Beam's Japanese name, はかいこうせん Destruction Beam.