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1. #1Itemselective

   Keys: Item

   An item (Japanese: 道具 tool) is an object in the Pokémon games which the player can pick up, keep in their Bag, and use in some manner. They have various uses, including healing, powering up, helping one to catch Pokémon, or accessing new areas. This has also been referred to as Item. Obtaining items Items are obtained in several different ways. They can be given to the player by characters within the game, be bought at a Poké Mart (or a similar shop) for money, or found by the player throughout the Pokémon world. The latter form of items are officially referred to as item balls (Japanese: アイテムボール item ball), spherical containers resembling a Poké Ball. To obtain the item, players move next to it and press A while facing it. In Pokémon Colosseum and Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness, many items are found in treasure chests modeled after Poké Balls; in addition, items are often found in bulk from these chests, rather than only singular. Another method introduced in Generation II is picking Berries off a Berry tree. Join Avenue was introduced in Pokémon Black 2 and White 2, allowing players to buy certain items in bulk, as well as Berries and some rare items. Pokémon encountered in the wild will sometimes be holding items, which can be obtained by catching them using a Poké Ball or by using either Trick, Thief, Switcheroo, or Covet. Also, in certain areas in Generation VI, various scenery will appear in the background during some battles. Using specific moves, depending on the kind of scenery, will break the scenery and cause an item to be found at the end of the battle, with the message " found a in the aftermath." Most items can be obtained at any time, but there are a small number of permanently missable items in some games that become unobtainable after the player has progressed beyond a certain point.

2. #2Escape itemselective

   Keys: Escape item

   An escape item is an item that can be used to distract a wild Pokémon, allowing the player to escape instantly regardless of any factors that would otherwise prevent escape. The items all resemble Pokémon native to the region the items are available in: a Clefairy, a Skitty's tail, and a Minccino's tail.

3. #3Poké Dollselective

   Keys: Poké Doll

   The Poké Doll (Japanese: ピッピにんぎょう Pippi Doll) is an escape item introduced in Generation I. It can be used to escape from a battle with a wild Pokémon. Although the Poké Doll's Japanese name means "Clefairy Doll", this reference is usually omitted in English, also affecting some NPC dialogue. In the Generation I games and their remakes, a Lass on Route 8 mentions that Clefairy looks like a stuffed toy (ぬいぐるみ) in Japanese, but this remark is absent in English. Effect When used from the Bag during a battle with a wild Pokémon, it allows the player to escape instantly regardless of any factors that would otherwise prevent escape. This consumes the Poké Doll.

4. #4Fluffy Tailselective

   Keys: Fluffy Tail

   The Fluffy Tail (Japanese: エネコのシッポ Eneco's Tail) is an item introduced in Generation III. It can be used to escape from a battle with a wild Pokémon. Effect When used from the Bag during a battle with a wild Pokémon, it allows the player to escape instantly regardless of any factors that would otherwise prevent escape. This consumes the Fluffy Tail. In Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen, it can be used to escape from battles against unidentified ghosts or the ghost Marowak (revealed or not by the Silph Scope) in the Pokémon Tower. However, the ghost Marowak will remain blocking the way until defeated in a later battle.

5. #5Poké Toyselective

   Keys: Poké Toy

   The Poké Toy (Japanese: ポケじゃらし Poké Toy) is an item introduced in Generation V. It can be used to escape from a battle with a wild Pokémon. Effect When used from the Bag during a battle with a wild Pokémon, it allows the player to escape instantly regardless of any factors that would otherwise prevent escape. This consumes the Poké Toy.

6. #6Evolution itemselective

   Keys: Evolution item

   An Evolution item (Japanese: 進化アイテム Evolution item) is an item that allows certain Pokémon to evolve. Depending on the Pokémon and the item, the Pokémon may need to hold the item, or the item may be able to be used directly. Regardless of method, if a Pokémon evolves using one of these items, it consumes the item. Item-based Evolution refers to the process of evolving a Pokémon by using an item.

7. #7Auspicious Armorselective

   Keys: Auspicious Armor

   The Auspicious Armor (Japanese: イワイノヨロイ Auspicious Armor) is a type of item introduced in Generation IX. Effect Causes Charcadet to evolve into Armarouge upon use. This consumes the Auspicious Armor.

8. #8Black Auguriteselective

   Keys: Black Augurite

   The Black Augurite (Japanese: くろのきせき Black Augite) is a type of item introduced in Pokémon Legends: Arceus. It allows Scyther to evolve into Kleavor. Effect Causes Scyther to evolve into Kleavor upon use. This consumes the Black Augurite.

9. #9Chipped Potselective

   Keys: Chipped Pot

   The Chipped Pot (Japanese: かけたポット Chipped Pot) is a type of item introduced in Generation VIII. Effect Causes Antique Form Sinistea to evolve into Antique Form Polteageist upon use. This consumes the item.

10. #10Cracked Potselective

    Keys: Cracked Pot

    The Cracked Pot (Japanese: われたポット Cracked Pot) is a type of item introduced in Generation VIII. Effect Causes Phony Form Sinistea to evolve into Phony Form Polteageist upon use. This consumes the item.

11. #11Galarica Cuffselective

    Keys: Galarica Cuff

    The Galarica Cuff (Japanese: ガラナツブレス Galanut Bracelet) is a type of Evolution item introduced in Generation VIII. Effect Causes Galarian Slowpoke to evolve into Galarian Slowbro upon use. This consumes the Galarica Cuff.

12. #12Galarica Wreathselective

    Keys: Galarica Wreath

    The Galarica Wreath (Japanese: ガラナツリース Galanut Wreath) is a type of Evolution item introduced in Generation VIII. Effect Causes Galarian Slowpoke to evolve into Galarian Slowking upon use. This consumes the Galarica Wreath.

13. #13Malicious Armorselective

    Keys: Malicious Armor

    The Malicious Armor (Japanese: ノロイノヨロイ Cursed Armor) is a type of item introduced in Generation IX. Effect Causes Charcadet to evolve into Ceruledge upon use. This consumes the Malicious Armor.

14. #14Masterpiece Teacupselective

    Keys: Masterpiece Teacup

    The Masterpiece Teacup (Japanese: ケッサクのちゃわん Masterpiece Tea Bowl) is a type of item introduced in Generation IX. Effect Causes Artisan Form Poltchageist to evolve into Masterpiece Form Sinistcha upon use. This consumes the item.

15. #15Metal Alloyselective

    Keys: Metal Alloy

    The Metal Alloy (Japanese: ふくごうきんぞく Composite Metal) is a type of item introduced in Generation IX. Effect Causes Duraludon to evolve into Archaludon upon use. This consumes the Metal Alloy.

16. #16Peat Blockselective

    Keys: Peat Block

    The Peat Block (Japanese: ピートブロック Peat Block) is a type of item introduced in Pokémon Legends: Arceus. It allows Ursaring to evolve into Ursaluna. Effect Causes Ursaring to evolve into Ursaluna when used during a full moon. This consumes the Peat Block.

17. #17Scroll of Darknessselective

    Keys: Scroll of Darkness

    The Scroll of Darkness (Japanese: あくのかけじく Scroll of Evil) is a Key Item introduced in Generation IX. It allows Kubfu to evolve into Single Strike Style Urshifu. Its counterpart is the Scroll of Waters. Effect When used from the Bag on a Kubfu, the Scroll of Darkness will cause it to evolve into Single Strike Style Urshifu.

18. #18Scroll of Watersselective

    Keys: Scroll of Waters

    The Scroll of Waters (Japanese: みずのかけじく Scroll of Water) is a Key Item introduced in Generation IX. It allows Kubfu to evolve into Rapid Strike Style Urshifu. Its counterpart is the Scroll of Darkness. Effect When used from the Bag on a Kubfu, the Scroll of Waters will cause it to evolve into Rapid Strike Style Urshifu.

19. #19Sweet Appleselective

    Keys: Sweet Apple

    The Sweet Apple (Japanese: あまーいりんご Sweet Apple) is a type of item introduced in Generation VIII. Effect Causes Applin to evolve into Appletun upon use. This consumes the Sweet Apple.

20. #20Syrupy Appleselective

    Keys: Syrupy Apple

    The Syrupy Apple (Japanese: みついりりんご Honeycore Apple) is a type of item introduced in Generation IX. Effect Causes Applin to evolve into Dipplin upon use. This consumes the Syrupy Apple.

21. #21Tart Appleselective

    Keys: Tart Apple

    The Tart Apple (Japanese: すっぱいりんご Sour Apple) is a type of item introduced in Generation VIII. Effect Causes Applin to evolve into Flapple upon use. This consumes the Tart Apple.

22. #22Unremarkable Teacupselective

    Keys: Unremarkable Teacup

    The Unremarkable Teacup (Japanese: ボンサクのちゃわん Mediocre Tea Bowl) is a type of item introduced in Generation IX. Effect Causes Counterfeit Form Poltchageist to evolve into Unremarkable Form Sinistcha upon use. This consumes the item.

23. #23Evolution stoneselective

    Keys: Evolution stone

    An Evolution stone (Japanese: 進化の石 Evolution stone) is a type of Evolution item introduced in Generation I. They can be used to evolve certain Pokémon to their final evolutionary stage. As of Generation IX, there are 10 available Evolution stones, which are used by 46 Pokémon species. These evolve into 51 different Pokémon species, with a total of 57 different Evolutions when all regional forms accessed by Evolution stones are included.

24. #24Fire Stoneselective

    Keys: Fire Stone

    The Fire Stone (Japanese: ほのおのいし Flame Stone) is a type of Evolution stone introduced in Generation I. Effect Can be used to evolve one of several Pokémon. This consumes the Fire Stone. Causes Vulpix to evolve into Ninetales Causes Growlithe to evolve into Arcanine Causes Hisuian Growlithe to evolve into Hisuian Arcanine Causes Eevee to evolve into Flareon The Fire Stone cannot be used to evolve the Partner Eevee or Eevee with the Gigantamax Factor into Flareon. Causes Pansear to evolve into Simisear Causes Capsakid to evolve into Scovillain

25. #25Water Stoneselective

    Keys: Water Stone

    The Water Stone (Japanese: みずのいし Water Stone) is a type of Evolution stone introduced in Generation I. Effect Can be used to evolve one of several Pokémon. This consumes the Water Stone. Causes Poliwhirl to evolve into Poliwrath Causes Shellder to evolve into Cloyster Causes Staryu to evolve into Starmie Causes Eevee to evolve into Vaporeon The Water Stone cannot be used to evolve the Partner Eevee or Eevee with the Gigantamax Factor into Vaporeon. Causes Lombre to evolve into Ludicolo Causes Panpour to evolve into Simipour

26. #26Thunder Stoneselective

    Keys: Thunder Stone

    The Thunder Stone (Japanese: かみなりのいし Lightning Stone), formatted Thunderstone prior to Generation VI, is a type of Evolution stone introduced in Generation I. Effect Can be used to evolve one of several Pokémon. This consumes the Thunder Stone. Causes Pikachu to evolve into Raichu (outside of Alola) or Alolan Raichu (in Alola) The Thunder Stone cannot be used to evolve Cosplay Pikachu, Pikachu in a cap, the Partner Pikachu, or Pikachu with the Gigantamax Factor into Raichu. Causes Magneton to evolve into Magnezone (Generation VIII onward) Causes Eevee to evolve into Jolteon The Thunder Stone cannot be used to evolve the Partner Eevee or Eevee with the Gigantamax Factor into Jolteon. Causes Nosepass to evolve into Probopass (Generation VIII onward) The Thunder Stone cannot be used to evolve Nosepass into Probopass in Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl. Causes Eelektrik to evolve into Eelektross Causes Charjabug to evolve into Vikavolt (Generation VIII onward) Causes Tadbulb to evolve into Bellibolt

27. #27Leaf Stoneselective

    Keys: Leaf Stone

    The Leaf Stone (Japanese: リーフのいし Leaf Stone) is a type of Evolution stone introduced in Generation I. Effect Can be used to evolve one of several Pokémon. This consumes the Leaf Stone. Causes Gloom to evolve into Vileplume Causes Weepinbell to evolve into Victreebel Causes Hisuian Voltorb to evolve into Hisuian Electrode Causes Exeggcute to evolve into Exeggutor (outside of Alola) or Alolan Exeggutor (in Alola) Causes Eevee to evolve into Leafeon (Generation VIII onward) The Leaf Stone cannot be used to evolve Eevee with the Gigantamax Factor into Leafeon. Causes Nuzleaf to evolve into Shiftry Causes Pansage to evolve into Simisage

28. #28Moon Stoneselective

    Keys: Moon Stone

    The Moon Stone (Japanese: つきのいし Moon Stone) is a type of Evolution stone introduced in Generation I. Effect Can be used to evolve one of several Pokémon. This consumes the Moon Stone. Starting in Generation IV, Pokémon that evolve using this stone have an increased catch rate when attempting to catch them with the Moon Ball. This also applies to their evolutionary relatives in Generation IV. Causes Nidorina to evolve into Nidoqueen Causes Nidorino to evolve into Nidoking Causes Clefairy to evolve into Clefable Causes Jigglypuff to evolve into Wigglytuff Causes Skitty to evolve into Delcatty Causes Munna to evolve into Musharna

29. #29Sun Stoneselective

    Keys: Sun Stone

    The Sun Stone (Japanese: たいようのいし Sun Stone) is a type of Evolution stone introduced in Generation II. Effect Can be used to evolve one of several Pokémon. This consumes the Sun Stone. Causes Gloom to evolve into Bellossom Causes Sunkern to evolve into Sunflora Causes Cottonee to evolve into Whimsicott Causes Petilil to evolve into Lilligant (outside of Hisui) or Hisuian Lilligant (in Hisui) Causes Helioptile to evolve into Heliolisk

30. #30Shiny Stoneselective

    Keys: Shiny Stone

    The Shiny Stone (Japanese: ひかりのいし Light Stone) is a type of Evolution stone introduced in Generation IV. Effect Can be used to evolve one of several Pokémon. This consumes the Shiny Stone. Causes Togetic to evolve into Togekiss Causes Roselia to evolve into Roserade Causes Minccino to evolve into Cinccino Causes Floette to evolve into Florges

31. #31Dusk Stoneselective

    Keys: Dusk Stone

    The Dusk Stone (Japanese: やみのいし Darkness Stone) is a type of Evolution stone introduced in Generation IV. Effect Can be used to evolve one of several Pokémon. This consumes the Dusk Stone. Causes Murkrow to evolve into Honchkrow Causes Misdreavus to evolve into Mismagius Causes Lampent to evolve into Chandelure Causes Doublade to evolve into Aegislash

32. #32Dawn Stoneselective

    Keys: Dawn Stone

    The Dawn Stone (Japanese: めざめいし Awakening Stone) is a type of Evolution stone introduced in Generation IV. Effect Can be used to evolve one of several Pokémon. This consumes the Dawn Stone. Causes male Kirlia to evolve into Gallade Causes female Snorunt to evolve into Froslass

33. #33Ice Stoneselective

    Keys: Ice Stone

    The Ice Stone (Japanese: こおりのいし Ice Stone) is a type of Evolution stone introduced in Generation VII. Effect Can be used to evolve one of several Pokémon. This consumes the Ice Stone. Causes Alolan Sandshrew to evolve into Alolan Sandslash Causes Alolan Vulpix to evolve into Alolan Ninetales Causes Eevee to evolve into Glaceon (Generation VIII+) The Ice Stone cannot be used to evolve Eevee with the Gigantamax Factor into Glaceon. Causes Galarian Darumaka to evolve into Galarian Darmanitan Causes Crabrawler to evolve into Crabominable (Generation IX+) Causes Cetoddle to evolve into Cetitan

34. #34Deep Sea Scaleselective

    Keys: Deep Sea Scale

    The Deep Sea Scale (Japanese: しんかいのウロコ Deep-Sea Scale), formatted DeepSeaScale prior to Generation VI and Deepseascale in the Pokémon Mystery Dungeon series, is a type of held item introduced in Generation III. It allows Clamperl to evolve into Gorebyss, and also boosts the Special Defense of a Clamperl that holds it. Effect In battle If held by Clamperl, or a Pokémon transformed into one, doubles its Special Defense. Outside of battle Causes Clamperl to evolve into Gorebyss when traded while holding it. This consumes the Deep Sea Scale.

35. #35Deep Sea Toothselective

    Keys: Deep Sea Tooth

    The Deep Sea Tooth (Japanese: しんかいのキバ Deep-Sea Fang), formatted DeepSeaTooth prior to Generation VI and Deepseatooth in the Pokémon Mystery Dungeon series, is a type of held item introduced in Generation III. It allows Clamperl to evolve into Huntail, and also boosts the Special Attack of a Clamperl that holds it. Effect In battle If held by Clamperl, or a Pokémon transformed into one, doubles its Special Attack. Outside of battle Causes Clamperl to evolve into Huntail when traded while holding it. This consumes the Deep Sea Tooth.

36. #36Dragon Scaleselective

    Keys: Dragon Scale

    The Dragon Scale (Japanese: りゅうのウロコ Dragon Scale) is a type of held item introduced in Generation II. It allows Seadra to evolve into Kingdra. Effect In battle From Generation III onward, Dragon Scale has no effect in battle. Outside battles Causes Seadra to evolve into Kingdra when traded while holding it, which consumes the Dragon Scale. Seadra will not evolve if linking to a Generation I game.

37. #37Dubious Discselective

    Keys: Dubious Disc

    The Dubious Disc (Japanese: あやしいパッチ Dubious Patch) is a type of held item introduced in Generation IV. It allows Porygon2 to evolve into Porygon-Z. Effect Causes Porygon2 to evolve into Porygon-Z when traded while holding it. This consumes the Dubious Disc. In Pokémon Legends: Arceus, due to the absence of held items, the Dubious Disc simply needs to be used on Porygon2 to trigger the Evolution, which consumes the item.

38. #38Electirizerselective

    Keys: Electirizer

    The Electirizer (Japanese: エレキブースター Elecbooster) is a type of held item introduced in Generation IV. It allows Electabuzz to evolve into Electivire when traded while holding it. Effect Causes Electabuzz to evolve into Electivire when traded while holding it. This consumes the Electirizer. In Pokémon Legends: Arceus, due to the absence of held items, the Electirizer simply needs to be used on Electabuzz to trigger the Evolution, which consumes the item.

39. #39King's Rockselective

    Keys: King's Rock

    The King's Rock (Japanese: おうじゃのしるし King's Symbol) is a type of held item introduced in Generation II. It allows Poliwhirl and Slowpoke to evolve into Politoed and Slowking, respectively, and also allows the holder's moves to cause Pokémon to flinch. Effect In battle Grants certain moves used by the holder a chance of causing targets to flinch. Outside battles Causes Poliwhirl to evolve into Politoed and Slowpoke to evolve into Slowking when traded while holding it; this consumes the King's Rock. They will not evolve if linking to a Generation I game.

40. #40Magmarizerselective

    Keys: Magmarizer

    The Magmarizer (Japanese: マグマブースター Magmabooster) is a type of held item introduced in Generation IV. It allows Magmar to evolve into Magmortar when traded while holding it. Effect Causes Magmar to evolve into Magmortar when traded while holding it. This consumes the Magmarizer. In Pokémon Legends: Arceus, due to the absence of held items, the Magmarizer simply needs to be used on Magmar to trigger the Evolution, which consumes the item.

41. #41Metal Coatselective

    Keys: Metal Coat

    The Metal Coat (Japanese: メタルコート Metal Coat) is a type of held item introduced in Generation II. It allows Onix and Scyther to evolve into Steelix and Scizor, respectively, and also increases the power of the holder's Steel-type moves. Effect In battle Increases the power of Steel-type moves used by the holder by 20%. Outside battles Causes Onix to evolve into Steelix and Scyther to evolve into Scizor when traded while holding it, which consumes the Metal Coat. They will not evolve if linking to a Generation I game. In Pokémon Legends: Arceus, due to the absence of held items, the Metal Coat simply needs to be used on Onix or Scyther to trigger the Evolution, though the item is still consumed.

42. #42Oval Stoneselective

    Keys: Oval Stone

    The Oval Stone (Japanese: まんまるいし Oval Stone) is a type of held item introduced in Generation IV. It is an Evolution item that allows Happiny to evolve into Chansey. Effect Causes Happiny to evolve into Chansey when leveled up during the day while holding it. This consumes the Oval Stone. In Pokémon Legends: Arceus only, Happiny evolves into Chansey when exposed to an Oval Stone during the day.

43. #43Prism Scaleselective

    Keys: Prism Scale

    The Prism Scale (Japanese: きれいなウロコ Beautiful Scale) is a type of held item introduced in Generation V. It allows Feebas to evolve into Milotic. Effect Causes Feebas to evolve into Milotic when traded while holding it. This consumes the Prism Scale. This item was introduced in Generation V due to the lack of a means to increase Beauty in these games. However, even in games in which the Prism Scale exists, a Feebas can still evolve if leveled up while its Beauty is high enough.

44. #44Protectorselective

    Keys: Protector

    The Protector (Japanese: プロテクター Protector) is a type of held item introduced in Generation IV. It allows Rhydon to evolve into Rhyperior. Effect Causes Rhydon to evolve into Rhyperior when used on it in Pokémon Legends: Arceus. Causes Rhydon to evolve into Rhyperior when traded while holding it. This consumes the Protector.

45. #45Razor Clawselective

    Keys: Razor Claw

    The Razor Claw (Japanese: するどいツメ Razor Claw) is a type of held item introduced in Generation IV. It allows Sneasel to evolve into Weavile or Sneasler, and also increases the holder's critical hit ratio. Effect In battle Raises the critical hit ratio of the holder by one stage. Outside battles Causes regular Sneasel to evolve into Weavile when leveled up at night, and Hisuian Sneasel to evolve into Sneasler when leveled up during the day, both while holding it. This consumes the Razor Claw.

46. #46Razor Fangselective

    Keys: Razor Fang

    The Razor Fang (Japanese: するどいキバ Razor Fang) is a type of held item introduced in Generation IV. It allows Gligar to evolve into Gliscor, and also allows the holder's moves to cause Pokémon to flinch. Effect In battle Grants certain moves used by the holder a 10% chance of causing targets to flinch. Each strike of a multistrike move has an independent chance of causing the target to flinch. Outside battles The Razor Fang causes Gligar to evolve into Gliscor when leveled up at night while holding it. This consumes the Razor Fang. In Pokémon Legends: Arceus, the Razor Fang causes Gligar to evolve into Gliscor when used during the night. This consumes the Razor Fang.

47. #47Reaper Clothselective

    Keys: Reaper Cloth

    The Reaper Cloth (Japanese: れいかいのぬの Spirit World Cloth) is a type of held item introduced in Generation IV. It allows Dusclops to evolve into Dusknoir. Effect Causes Dusclops to evolve into Dusknoir when traded while holding it. This consumes the Reaper Cloth. In Pokémon Legends: Arceus, due to the absence of held items, the Reaper Cloth simply needs to be used on Dusclops to trigger the Evolution.

48. #48Sachetselective

    Keys: Sachet

    The Sachet (Japanese: においぶくろ Sachet) is a type of held item introduced in Generation VI. It allows Spritzee to evolve into Aromatisse. Effect Causes Spritzee to evolve into Aromatisse when traded while holding it. This consumes the Sachet.

49. #49Upgradeselective

    Keys: Upgrade

    The Upgrade (Japanese: アップグレード Upgrade), formatted as Up-Grade prior to Pokémon Sword and Shield, is a type of held item introduced in Generation II. It allows Porygon to evolve into Porygon2. Effect Causes Porygon to evolve into Porygon2 when traded while holding it, which consumes the Upgrade. Porygon will not evolve if linking to a Generation I game. In Pokémon Legends: Arceus, due to the absence of held items, the Upgrade simply needs to be used on Porygon to trigger the Evolution, which consumes the item.

50. #50Whipped Dreamselective

    Keys: Whipped Dream

    The Whipped Dream (Japanese: ホイップポップ Whipped Pop) is a type of held item introduced in Generation VI. It allows Swirlix to evolve into Slurpuff. Effect Causes Swirlix to evolve into Slurpuff when traded while holding it. This consumes the Whipped Dream.

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