Diamond & Pearl Items

Original inventory sprites, item effects, machines and source notes for the Nintendo DS games.

Displaying 408 of 441 items.

Diamond/Pearl inventory reference
	Pocket	Source		Effect
Master Ball#001	Poké Balls	Galactic HQ, or win the lottery	—	Catches a wild Pokémon every time.
Ultra Ball#002	Poké Balls	Poké Mart (5 Badges)	₽1,200	Tries to catch a wild Pokémon. Success rate is 2×.
Great Ball#003	Poké Balls	Poké Mart (3 Badges)	₽600	Tries to catch a wild Pokémon. Success rate is 1.5×.
Poké Ball#004	Poké Balls	Poké Mart	₽200	Tries to catch a wild Pokémon.
Safari Ball#005	Poké Balls	Great Marsh only	—	Tries to catch a wild Pokémon in the Great Marsh or Safari Zone. Success rate is 1.5×.
Net Ball#006	Poké Balls	Solaceon Town shop	₽1,000	Tries to catch a wild Pokémon. Success rate is 3× for water and bug Pokémon.
Dive Ball#007	Poké Balls	Pokémon News Press only	—	Tries to catch a wild Pokémon. Success rate is 3.5× when underwater, fishing, or surfing.
Nest Ball#008	Poké Balls	Solaceon Town shop	₽1,000	Tries to catch a wild Pokémon. Success rate is 3.9× for level 1 Pokémon, and drops steadily to 1× at level 30.
Repeat Ball#009	Poké Balls	Solaceon Town shop	₽1,000	Tries to catch a wild Pokémon. Success rate is 3× for previously-caught Pokémon.
Timer Ball#010	Poké Balls	Solaceon Town shop	₽1,000	Its catch multiplier increases by 0.1× for each elapsed turn, from 1× to a maximum of 4×.
Luxury Ball#011	Poké Balls	Solaceon Town shop	₽1,000	Tries to catch a wild Pokémon. Caught Pokémon start with 200 happiness.
Premier Ball#012	Poké Balls	Free with 10 Poké Balls	—	Tries to catch a wild Pokémon.
Dusk Ball#013	Poké Balls	Oreburgh City shop	₽1,000	Its catch multiplier is 3.5× at night or in a cave, otherwise 1×.
Heal Ball#014	Poké Balls	Oreburgh City shop	₽300	Tries to catch a wild Pokémon. Caught Pokémon are immediately healed.
Quick Ball#015	Poké Balls	Solaceon Town shop	₽1,000	On the first battle turn, its catch multiplier is 4×. On later turns it is 1×.
Cherish Ball#016	Poké Balls	Event Pokémon containerExternal / historical	—	An event Pokémon’s commemorative Ball. It is not supplied as a usable catching item.
Potion#017	Medicine	Poké Mart	₽300	Restores 20 HP.
Antidote#018	Medicine	Poké Mart	₽100	Cures poison.
Burn Heal#019	Medicine	Poké Mart (1 Badge)	₽250	Cures a burn.
Ice Heal#020	Medicine	Poké Mart (1 Badge)	₽250	Cures freezing.
Awakening#021	Medicine	Poké Mart (1 Badge)	₽250	Cures sleep.
Paralyze Heal#022	Medicine	Poké Mart	₽200	Cures paralysis.
Full Restore#023	Medicine	Poké Mart (8 Badges)	₽3,000	Restores HP to full and cures any status ailment and confusion.
Max Potion#024	Medicine	Poké Mart (7 Badges)	₽2,500	Restores HP to full.
Hyper Potion#025	Medicine	Poké Mart (5 Badges)	₽1,200	Restores 200 HP.
Super Potion#026	Medicine	Poké Mart (1 Badge)	₽700	Restores 50 HP.
Full Heal#027	Medicine	Poké Mart (5 Badges)	₽600	Cures any status ailment and confusion.
Revive#028	Medicine	Poké Mart (3 Badges)	₽1,500	Revives with half HP.
Max Revive#029	Medicine	Sinnoh Underground	—	Revives with full HP.
Fresh Water#030	Medicine	Veilstone Dept. Store	₽200	Restores 50 HP.
Soda Pop#031	Medicine	Veilstone Dept. Store (vending)	₽300	Restores 60 HP.
Lemonade#032	Medicine	Veilstone Dept. Store (vending)	₽350	Restores 80 HP.
Moomoo Milk#033	Medicine	Route 210 (Café Cabin)	₽500	Restores 100 HP.
Energy Powder#034	Medicine	Eterna City Herb Shop	₽500	Restores 50 HP, but lowers happiness.
Energy Root#035	Medicine	Eterna City Herb Shop	₽800	Restores 200 HP, but lowers happiness.
Heal Powder#036	Medicine	Eterna City Herb Shop	₽450	Cures any status ailment, but lowers happiness.
Revival Herb#037	Medicine	Eterna City Herb Shop	₽2,800	Revives with full HP, but lowers happiness.
Ether#038	Medicine	Eterna Forest (and more)	—	Restores 10 PP for one move.
Max Ether#039	Medicine	Wayward Cave (and more)	—	Restores PP to full for one move.
Elixir#040	Medicine	Route 212 (and more)	—	Restores 10 PP for each move.
Max Elixir#041	Medicine	Mt. Coronet (and more)	—	Restores PP to full for each move.
Lava Cookie#042	Medicine	Valor Lakefront	—	Cures any status ailment and confusion.
Berry Juice#043	Medicine	External or historical supplyExternal / historical	—	Restores 20 HP.
Sacred Ash#044	Medicine	External or historical supplyExternal / historical	—	Revives all fainted Pokémon with full HP.
HP Up#045	Medicine	Veilstone Dept. Store (2F)	₽9,800	Raises HP effort and happiness.
Protein#046	Medicine	Veilstone Dept. Store (2F)	₽9,800	Raises Attack effort and happiness.
Iron#047	Medicine	Veilstone Dept. Store (2F)	₽9,800	Raises Defense effort and happiness.
Carbos#048	Medicine	Veilstone Dept. Store (2F)	₽9,800	Raises Speed effort and happiness.
Calcium#049	Medicine	Veilstone Dept. Store (2F)	₽9,800	Raises Special Attack effort and happiness.
Rare Candy#050	Medicine	Found across Sinnoh routes	—	Causes a level-up and raises happiness.
PP Up#051	Medicine	Route 213 (and more)	—	Raises a move’s max PP by 20%.
Zinc#052	Medicine	Veilstone Dept. Store (2F)	₽9,800	Raises Special Defense and happiness.
PP Max#053	Medicine	Hidden (Dowsing Machine)	—	Raises a move’s max PP by 60%.
Old Gateau#054	Medicine	Old Chateau	—	Cures any status ailment and confusion.
Guard Spec.#055	Battle Items	Veilstone Dept. Store 2F	₽700	Prevents stat changes in battle for five turns in battle. Raises happiness.
Dire Hit#056	Battle Items	Veilstone Dept. Store 2F	₽650	Increases the chance of a critical hit in battle. Raises happiness.
X Attack#057	Battle Items	Veilstone Dept. Store 2F	₽500	Raises Attack by one stage in battle. Raises happiness.
X Defense#058	Battle Items	Veilstone Dept. Store 2F	₽550	Raises Defense by one stage in battle. Raises happiness.
X Speed#059	Battle Items	Veilstone Dept. Store 2F	₽350	Raises Speed by one stage in battle. Raises happiness.
X Accuracy#060	Battle Items	Veilstone Dept. Store 2F	₽950	Raises accuracy by one stage in battle. Raises happiness.
X Sp. Atk#061	Battle Items	Veilstone Dept. Store 2F	₽350	Raises Special Attack by one stage in battle. Raises happiness.
X Sp. Def#062	Battle Items	Veilstone Dept. Store 2F	₽350	Raises Special Defense by one stage in battle. Raises happiness.
Poké Doll#063	Items	Veilstone Dept. Store 1F	₽1,000	Ends a wild battle.
Fluffy Tail#064	Items	External or historical supplyExternal / historical	—	Ends a wild battle.
Blue Flute#065	Battle Items	External or historical supplyExternal / historical	—	Cures sleep.
Yellow Flute#066	Battle Items	External or historical supplyExternal / historical	—	Cures confusion.
Red Flute#067	Battle Items	External or historical supplyExternal / historical	—	Cures attraction.
Black Flute#068	Items	Sinnoh Underground	—	Halves the wild Pokémon encounter rate.
White Flute#069	Items	Hotel Grand Lake (Route 213)	—	Doubles the wild Pokémon encounter rate.
Shoal Salt#070	Items	External or historical supplyExternal / historical	—	Has no usable crafting function in Diamond/Pearl. Its Shell Bell exchange belongs to Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald.
Shoal Shell#071	Items	External or historical supplyExternal / historical	—	Has no usable crafting function in Diamond/Pearl. Its Shell Bell exchange belongs to Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald.
Red Shard#072	Items	Sinnoh Underground	—	No effect. Can be traded for items or moves.
Blue Shard#073	Items	Sinnoh Underground	—	No effect. Can be traded for items or moves.
Yellow Shard#074	Items	Sinnoh Underground	—	No effect. Can be traded for items or moves.
Green Shard#075	Items	Sinnoh Underground	—	No effect. Can be traded for items or moves.
Super Repel#076	Items	Poké Mart	₽500	For 200 steps, prevents wild encounters of level lower than your party’s lead Pokémon.
Max Repel#077	Items	Poké Mart	₽700	For 250 steps, prevents wild encounters of level lower than your party’s lead Pokémon.
Escape Rope#078	Items	Poké Mart	₽550	Transports user to the outside entrance of a cave.
Repel#079	Items	Poké Mart	₽350	For 100 steps, prevents wild encounters of level lower than your party’s lead Pokémon.
Sun Stone#080	Items	Sinnoh Underground	—	Evolves a Cottonee into Whimsicott, a Gloom into Bellossom, a Petilil into Lilligant, or a Sunkern into Sunflora.
Moon Stone#081	Items	Sinnoh Underground	—	Evolves a Clefairy into Clefable, a Jigglypuff into Wigglytuff, a Munna into Musharna, a Nidorina into Nidoqueen, a Nidorino into Nidoking, or a Skitty into Delcatty.
Fire Stone#082	Items	Fuego Ironworks	—	Evolves an Eevee into Flareon, a Growlithe into Arcanine, a Pansear into Simisear, or a Vulpix into Ninetales.
Thunder Stone#083	Items	Sunyshore City or the Underground	—	Evolves an Eelektrik into Eelektross, an Eevee into Jolteon, or a Pikachu into Raichu.
Water Stone#084	Items	Sunyshore City or the Underground	—	Evolves an Eevee into Vaporeon, a Lombre into Ludicolo, a Panpour into Simipour, a Poliwhirl into Poliwrath, a Shellder into Cloyster, or a Staryu into Starmie.
Leaf Stone#085	Items	Floaroma Meadow or the Underground	—	Evolves an Exeggcute into Exeggutor, a Gloom into Vileplume, a Nuzleaf into Shiftry, a Pansage into Simisage, or a Weepinbell into Victreebel.
Tiny Mushroom#086	Items	Sinnoh Underground	—	Fire Red and Leaf Green: Trade two for prior Level-up moves. Sell for 250 Pokédollars, or to Hungry Maid for 500 Pokédollars.
Big Mushroom#087	Items	Route 222 or 226 (hidden)	—	Fire Red and Leaf Green: Trade for prior Level-up moves. Sell for 2500 Pokédollars, or to Hungry Maid for 5000 Pokédollars.
Pearl#088	Items	Sinnoh Underground	—	Sell for 700 Pokédollars, or to Ore Collector for 1400 Pokédollars.
Big Pearl#089	Items	Route 213 or 224 (hidden)	—	Sell for 3750 Pokédollars, or to Ore Collector for 7500 Pokédollars.
Stardust#090	Items	Sinnoh Underground	—	Sell for 1000 Pokédollars, or to Ore Collector for 2000 Pokédollars.
Star Piece#091	Items	Sinnoh Underground	—	Platinum: Trade for one of each color Shard. Black and White: Trade for PP Up. Sell for 4900 Pokédollars, or to Ore Collector for 9800 Pokédollars.
Nugget#092	Items	Gift on Route 229	—	Sell for 5000 Pokédollars, or to Ore Collector for 10000 Pokédollars.
Heart Scale#093	Items	Sinnoh Underground	—	No effect. Can be traded for prior Level-up moves.
Honey#094	Items	Floaroma Town shop	₽100	A sweet honey with a lush aroma that attracts wild Pokémon when it is used in grass, caves, or on special trees.
Growth Mulch#095	Items	Berry Master (Route 208)	₽200	Growing time of berries is reduced, but the soil dries out faster.
Damp Mulch#096	Items	Berry Master (Route 208)	₽200	Growing time of berries is increased, but the soil dries out slower.
Stable Mulch#097	Items	Berry Master (Route 208)	₽200	Berries stay on the plant for longer than their usual time.
Gooey Mulch#098	Items	Berry Master (Route 208)	₽200	Berries regrow from dead plants an increased number of times.
Root Fossil#099	Items	Sinnoh Underground (post-game)	—	Can be revived into a Lileep.
Claw Fossil#100	Items	Sinnoh Underground	—	Can be revived into an Anorith.
Helix Fossil#101	Items	Sinnoh Underground (post-game)	—	Can be revived into an Omanyte.
Dome Fossil#102	Items	Sinnoh Underground (post-game)	—	Can be revived into a Kabuto.
Old Amber#103	Items	Sinnoh Underground (post-game)	—	Can be revived into an Aerodactyl.
Armor Fossil#104	Items	Sinnoh Underground (Pearl)	—	Can be revived into a Shieldon.
Skull Fossil#105	Items	Sinnoh Underground	—	Can be revived into a Cranidos.
Rare Bone#106	Items	Sinnoh Underground	—	Sell for 5000 Pokédollars, or to Bone Man for 10000 Pokédollars.
Shiny Stone#107	Items	Route 228 or Iron Island	—	Evolves a Minccino into Cinccino, a Roselia into Roserade, or a Togetic into Togekiss.
Dusk Stone#108	Items	Galactic Warehouse or Victory Road	—	Evolves a Lampent into Chandelure, a Misdreavus into Mismagius, or a Murkrow into Honchkrow.
Dawn Stone#109	Items	Mt. Coronet	—	Evolves a male Kirlia into Gallade or a female Snorunt into Froslass.
Oval Stone#110	Items	Lost Tower	—	Level-up during Day on a Happiny: Holder evolves into Chansey.
Odd Keystone#111	Items	Route 208 (Black Belt)	—	Use on the tower on Route 209 to encounter Spiritomb if you have at least 32 Underground greetings.
Adamant Orb#112	Items	Spear Pillar (Diamond)	—	Boosts the damage from Dialga’s Dragon-type and Steel-type moves by 20%.
Lustrous Orb#113	Items	Spear Pillar (Pearl)	—	Boosts the damage from Palkia’s Dragon-type and Water-type moves by 20%.
Grass Mail#114	Mail	Veilstone Dept. Store	₽50	Lets a Trainer write a message and send it via Pokémon trade.
Flame Mail#115	Mail	Veilstone Dept. Store	₽50	Lets a Trainer write a message and send it via Pokémon trade.
Bubble Mail#116	Mail	Veilstone Dept. Store	₽50	Lets a Trainer write a message and send it via Pokémon trade.
Bloom Mail#117	Mail	Floaroma Town Poké Mart	₽50	Lets a Trainer write a message and send it via Pokémon trade.
Tunnel Mail#118	Mail	Oreburgh City Poké Mart	₽50	Lets a Trainer write a message and send it via Pokémon trade.
Steel Mail#119	Mail	Sunyshore City Poké Mart	₽50	Lets a Trainer write a message and send it via Pokémon trade.
Heart Mail#120	Mail	Hearthome City Poké Mart	₽50	Lets a Trainer write a message and send it via Pokémon trade.
Snow Mail#121	Mail	Snowpoint City Poké Mart	₽50	Lets a Trainer write a message and send it via Pokémon trade.
Space Mail#122	Mail	Veilstone Dept. Store	₽50	Lets a Trainer write a message and send it via Pokémon trade.
Air Mail#123	Mail	Jubilife City Poké Mart	₽50	Lets a Trainer write a message and send it via Pokémon trade.
Mosaic Mail#124	Mail	Unused or story-only definitionUnused / story object	—	Lets a Trainer write a message and send it via Pokémon trade.
Brick Mail#125	Mail	Unused or story-only definitionUnused / story object	—	Lets a Trainer write a message and send it via Pokémon trade.
Cheri Berry#126	Berries	Routes 205, 207, 214 or Eterna Forest	—	Held: Consumed when paralyzed to cure paralysis.
Chesto Berry#127	Berries	Routes 205, 209, 210, 214	—	Held: Consumed when asleep to cure sleep.
Pecha Berry#128	Berries	Berry plots (Sinnoh routes)	—	Held: Consumed when poisoned to cure poison.
Rawst Berry#129	Berries	Berry plots (Sinnoh routes)	—	Held: Consumed when burned to cure a burn.
Aspear Berry#130	Berries	Routes 210, 211, 212	—	Held: Consumed when frozen to cure frozen.
Leppa Berry#131	Berries	Berry trees (Sinnoh routes)	—	Held: Consumed when a move runs out of PP to restore its PP by 10.
Oran Berry#132	Berries	Berry trees (Sinnoh routes)	—	Held: Consumed at 1/2 max HP to recover 10 HP.
Persim Berry#133	Berries	Berry trees (Sinnoh routes)	—	Held: Consumed when confused to cure confusion.
Lum Berry#134	Berries	Berry trees (Sinnoh routes)	—	Held: Consumed to cure any status condition or confusion.
Sitrus Berry#135	Berries	Berry trees (Sinnoh routes)	—	Held: Consumed at 1/2 max HP to recover 1/4 max HP.
Figy Berry#136	Berries	Berry trees (Sinnoh routes)	—	Held: Consumed at 1/2 max HP to restore 1/8 max HP. Confuses Pokémon that dislike spicy flavor.
Guide Berry#137	Berries	Berry trees (Sinnoh routes)	—	Held: Consumed at 1/2 max HP to restore 1/8 max HP. Confuses Pokémon that dislike dry flavor.
Mago Berry#138	Berries	Berry trees (Sinnoh routes)	—	Held: Consumed at 1/2 max HP to restore 1/8 max HP. Confuses Pokémon that dislike sweet flavor.
Aguav Berry#139	Berries	Routes 210, 213, 222	—	Held: Consumed at 1/2 max HP to restore 1/8 max HP. Confuses Pokémon that dislike bitter flavor.
Iapapa Berry#140	Berries	Berry trees (Sinnoh routes)	—	Held: Consumed at 1/2 max HP to restore 1/8 max HP. Confuses Pokémon that dislike sour flavor.
Razz Berry#141	Berries	Berry trees (Sinnoh routes)	—	Used for creating PokéBlocks and Poffins.
Bluk Berry#142	Berries	Routes 207, 208, 215, 224 or Eterna Forest	—	Used for creating PokéBlocks and Poffins.
Nanab Berry#143	Berries	Berry trees (Sinnoh routes)	—	Used for creating PokéBlocks and Poffins.
Wepear Berry#144	Berries	Berry trees (Sinnoh routes)	—	Used for creating PokéBlocks and Poffins.
Pinap Berry#145	Berries	Amity Square, route berry plots	—	Used for creating PokéBlocks and Poffins.
Pomeg Berry#146	Berries	Route berry plots, Berry Master	—	Drops HP Effort Values by 10 and raises happiness.
Kelpsy Berry#147	Berries	Route berry plots, Berry Master	—	Drops Attack Effort Values by 10 and raises happiness.
Qualot Berry#148	Berries	Route berry plots, Berry Master	—	Drops Defense Effort Values by 10 and raises happiness.
Hondew Berry#149	Berries	Route berry plots, Berry Master	—	Drops Special Attack Effort Values by 10 and raises happiness.
Grepa Berry#150	Berries	Route berry plots, Berry Master	—	Drops Special Defense Effort Values by 10 and raises happiness.
Tamato Berry#151	Berries	Route berry plots, Berry Master	—	Drops Speed Effort Values by 10 and raises happiness.
Cornn Berry#152	Berries	Route 208 (Berry Master)	—	Used for creating PokéBlocks and Poffins.
Magost Berry#153	Berries	Amity Square (Hearthome City)	—	Used for creating PokéBlocks and Poffins.
Rabuta Berry#154	Berries	Amity Square (Hearthome City)	—	Used for creating PokéBlocks and Poffins.
Nomel Berry#155	Berries	Amity Square (Hearthome City)	—	Used for creating PokéBlocks and Poffins.
Spelon Berry#156	Berries	Amity Square (Hearthome City)	—	Used for creating PokéBlocks and Poffins.
Pamtre Berry#157	Berries	Amity Square (Hearthome City)	—	Used for creating PokéBlocks and Poffins.
Watmel Berry#158	Berries	Amity Square (Hearthome City)	—	Used for creating PokéBlocks and Poffins.
Durin Berry#159	Berries	Amity Square (Hearthome City)	—	Used for creating PokéBlocks and Poffins.
Belue Berry#160	Berries	Amity Square (gift)	—	Used for creating PokéBlocks and Poffins.
Occa Berry#161	Berries	Berry lady (Pastoria City)	—	Held: Consumed when struck by a super-effective Fire-type attack to halve the damage.
Passho Berry#162	Berries	Berry lady (Pastoria City)	—	Held: Consumed when struck by a super-effective Water-type attack to halve the damage.
Wacan Berry#163	Berries	Berry lady (Pastoria City)	—	Held: Consumed when struck by a super-effective Electric-type attack to halve the damage.
Rindo Berry#164	Berries	Berry lady (Pastoria City)	—	Held: Consumed when struck by a super-effective Grass-type attack to halve the damage.
Yache Berry#165	Berries	Berry lady (Pastoria City)	—	Held: Consumed when struck by a super-effective Ice-type attack to halve the damage.
Chople Berry#166	Berries	Held by wild Buneary	—	Held: Consumed when struck by a super-effective Fighting-type attack to halve the damage.
Kebia Berry#167	Berries	Berry lady (Pastoria City)	—	Held: Consumed when struck by a super-effective Poison-type attack to halve the damage.
Shuca Berry#168	Berries	Berry lady (Pastoria City)	—	Held: Consumed when struck by a super-effective Ground-type attack to halve the damage.
Coba Berry#169	Berries	Held by wild Sunkern	—	Held: Consumed when struck by a super-effective Flying-type attack to halve the damage.
Payapa Berry#170	Berries	Berry lady (Pastoria City)	—	Held: Consumed when struck by a super-effective Psychic-type attack to halve the damage.
Tanga Berry#171	Berries	Berry lady (Pastoria City)	—	Held: Consumed when struck by a super-effective Bug-type attack to halve the damage.
Charti Berry#172	Berries	Held by wild Swellow	—	Held: Consumed when struck by a super-effective Rock-type attack to halve the damage.
Kasib Berry#173	Berries	Berry lady (Pastoria City)	—	Held: Consumed when struck by a super-effective Ghost-type attack to halve the damage.
Haban Berry#174	Berries	Held by wild Gible (Wayward Cave)	—	Held: Consumed when struck by a super-effective Dragon-type attack to halve the damage.
Colbur Berry#175	Berries	Held by wild Chingling	—	Held: Consumed when struck by a super-effective Dark-type attack to halve the damage.
Babiri Berry#176	Berries	Held by wild Snorunt	—	Held: Consumed when struck by a super-effective Steel-type attack to halve the damage.
Chilan Berry#177	Berries	Held by wild Rattata	—	Held: Consumed when struck by a Normal-type attack to halve the damage.
Liechi Berry#178	Berries	External or historical supplyExternal / historical	—	Held: Consumed at 1/4 max HP to boost Attack.
Ganlon Berry#179	Berries	External or historical supplyExternal / historical	—	Held: Consumed at 1/4 max HP to boost Defense.
Salac Berry#180	Berries	External or historical supplyExternal / historical	—	Held: Consumed at 1/4 max HP to boost Speed.
Petaya Berry#181	Berries	External or historical supplyExternal / historical	—	Held: Consumed at 1/4 max HP to boost Special Attack.
Apicot Berry#182	Berries	External or historical supplyExternal / historical	—	Held: Consumed at 1/4 max HP to boost Special Defense.
Lansat Berry#183	Berries	External or historical supplyExternal / historical	—	Held: Consumed at 1/4 max HP to boost critical hit ratio by two stages.
Starf Berry#184	Berries	External or historical supplyExternal / historical	—	Held: Consumed at 1/4 max HP to boost a random stat by two stages.
Enigma Berry#185	Berries	External or historical supplyExternal / historical	—	Held: Consumed when struck by a super-effective attack to restore 1/4 max HP.
Micle Berry#186	Berries	External or historical supplyExternal / historical	—	Held: Consumed at 1/4 max HP to boost accuracy of next move by 20%. (Gen IV: Perfect accuracy)
Custap Berry#187	Berries	External or historical supplyExternal / historical	—	Held: Consumed at 1/4 max HP when using a move to go first.
Jaboca Berry#188	Berries	External or historical supplyExternal / historical	—	Held: Consumed to deal 1/8 attacker’s max HP when holder is struck by a physical attack.
Rowap Berry#189	Berries	External or historical supplyExternal / historical	—	Held: Consumed to deal 1/8 attacker’s max HP when holder is struck by a special attack.
Bright Powder#190	Items	Battle Park (48 BP)	—	Held: Increases the holder’s evasion by 1/9 (11 1/9%).
White Herb#191	Items	Battle Park (32 BP)	—	Held: Resets all lowered stats to normal at end of turn. Consumed after use.
Macho Brace#192	Items	Pastoria City (Burmy gift)	—	Held: Holder gains double effort values from battles, but has halved Speed in battle.
Exp. Share#193	Items	Eterna City (gift)	—	Held: Half the experience from a battle is split between Pokémon holding this item.
Quick Claw#194	Items	Jubilife City	—	Held: Holder has a 3/16 (18.75%) chance to move first.
Soothe Bell#195	Items	Pokémon Mansion (gift)	—	Held: Doubles the happiness earned by the holder.
Mental Herb#196	Items	Route 216	—	Consumed to cure the holder’s infatuation. It does not cure Taunt, Encore, Torment or Disable in Generation IV.
Choice Band#197	Items	Battle Park (48 BP)	—	Held: Increases Attack by 50%, but restricts the holder to only one move.
King’s Rock#198	Items	Held by wild Poliwhirl	—	Held: Damaging moves gain a 10% chance to make their target flinch. Traded on a Poliwhirl: Holder evolves into Politoed. Traded on a Slowpoke: Holder evolves into Slowking.
Silver Powder#199	Items	Eterna Forest	—	Held: Bug-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage.
Amulet Coin#200	Items	Amity Square	—	Held: Doubles the money earned from a battle. Does not stack with Luck Incense.
Cleanse Tag#201	Items	Lost Tower	—	Prevents wild encounters of level lower than your party’s lead Pokémon.
Soul Dew#202	Items	External or historical supplyExternal / historical	—	Raises Latias and Latios’s Special Attack and Special Defense by 50%.
Deep Sea Tooth#203	Items	Held by wild Carvanha	—	Doubles Clamperl’s Special Attack. Traded on a Clamperl: Holder evolves into Huntail.
Deep Sea Scale#204	Items	Held by wild Relicanth	—	Doubles Clamperl’s Special Defense. Traded on a Clamperl: Holder evolves into Gorebyss.
Smoke Ball#205	Items	Route 210	—	Held: Allows the Holder to escape from any wild battle.
Everstone#206	Items	Snowpoint City	—	Held: Prevents level-based evolution from occuring.
Focus Band#207	Items	Battle Park (48 BP)	—	Held: Holder has 10% chance to survive attacks or self-inflicted damage at 1 HP.
Lucky Egg#208	Items	Held by wild Chansey	—	Held: Increases EXP earned in battle by 50%.
Scope Lens#209	Items	Battle Park	—	Held: Raises the holder’s critical hit ratio by one stage.
Metal Coat#210	Items	Iron Island	—	Held: Steel-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage.
Leftovers#211	Items	Victory Road	—	Held: Restores 1/16 (6.25%) holder’s max HP at the end of each turn.
Dragon Scale#212	Items	Held by wild Horsea	—	Traded on a Seadra: Holder evolves into Kingdra.
Light Ball#213	Items	Held by wild Pikachu	—	Doubles Pikachu’s Attack and Special Attack. Breed on Pikachu or Raichu: Pichu Egg will have Volt Tackle.
Soft Sand#214	Items	Mt. Coronet	—	Held: Ground-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage.
Hard Stone#215	Items	Sinnoh Underground	—	Held: Rock-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage.
Miracle Seed#216	Items	Floaroma Meadow	—	Held: Grass-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage.
Black Glasses#217	Items	Celestic Town (gift)	—	Held: Dark-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage.
Black Belt#218	Items	Route 221	—	Held: Fighting-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage.
Magnet#219	Items	Iron Island	—	Held: Electric-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage.
Mystic Water#220	Items	Pastoria City	—	Held: Water-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage.
Sharp Beak#221	Items	Held by wild Fearow or Doduo	—	Held: Flying-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage.
Poison Barb#222	Items	Route 206	—	Held: Poison-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage.
Never-Melt Ice#223	Items	Snowpoint Temple	—	Held: Ice-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage.
Spell Tag#224	Items	Route 217	—	Held: Ghost-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage.
Twisted Spoon#225	Items	Held by wild Abra or Kadabra	—	Held: Psychic-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage.
Charcoal#226	Items	Route 227	—	Held: Fire-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage.
Dragon Fang#227	Items	Held by wild Bagon	—	Held: Dragon-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage.
Silk Scarf#228	Items	Veilstone Game Corner (1,000 Coins)	—	Held: Normal-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage.
Upgrade#229	Items	Eterna City (gift)	—	Traded on a Porygon: Holder evolves into Porygon2.
Shell Bell#230	Items	Hearthome City	—	Held: Holder receives 1/8 of the damage it deals when attacking.
Sea Incense#231	Items	Route 204	—	Held: Water-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage. Breeding: Marill or Azumarill beget an Azurill Egg.
Lax Incense#232	Items	Route 225	—	Held: Holder’s evasion is increased by 5%. Breeding: Wobbuffet begets a Wynaut Egg.
Lucky Punch#233	Items	Held by wild Happiny	—	Raises Chansey’s critical hit ratio by two stages.
Metal Powder#234	Items	Held by wild Ditto	—	Raises Ditto’s Defense and Special Defense by 50%. The boost is lost after transforming.
Thick Club#235	Items	Held by wild Cubone	—	Doubles Cubone or Marowak’s Attack.
Leek#236	Items	Held by wild Farfetch'd (Route 221)	—	Raises Farfetch’d’s critical hit ratio by two stages.
Red Scarf#237	Items	Pastoria City (gift)	—	Raises the holder’s Coolness while in a contest.
Blue Scarf#238	Items	Pastoria City (gift)	—	Raises the holder’s Beauty while in a contest.
Pink Scarf#239	Items	Pastoria City (gift)	—	Raises the holder’s Cuteness while in a contest.
Green Scarf#240	Items	Pastoria City (gift)	—	Raises the holder’s Smartness while in a contest.
Yellow Scarf#241	Items	Pastoria City (gift)	—	Raises the holder’s Toughness while in a contest.
Wide Lens#242	Items	Veilstone Game Corner (1,000 Coins)	—	Held: Provides a 1/10 (10%) boost in accuracy to the holder.
Muscle Band#243	Items	Battle Park (48 BP)	—	Held: Boosts the damage of physical moves used by the holder by 10%.
Wise Glasses#244	Items	Celestic Town	—	Held: Boosts the damage of special moves used by the holder by 1/10 (10%).
Expert Belt#245	Items	Route 221	—	Held: Holder’s Super Effective moves do 20% extra damage.
Light Clay#246	Items	Sinnoh Underground	—	Held: Light Screen and Reflect used by the holder last 8 rounds instead of 5.
Life Orb#247	Items	Stark Mountain	—	Held: Holder’s moves inflict 30% extra damage, but cost 10% max HP.
Power Herb#248	Items	Battle Park (32 BP)	—	Held: Both turns of a two-turn charge move happen at once. Consumed upon use.
Toxic Orb#249	Items	Battle Park (16 BP)	—	Held: Inflicts Toxic on the holder at the end of the turn. Activates after Poison damage would occur.
Flame Orb#250	Items	Battle Park (16 BP)	—	Held: Inflicts Burn on the holder at the end of the turn. Activates after Burn damage would occur.
Quick Powder#251	Items	Held by wild Ditto	—	Doubles Ditto’s Speed when held. The boost is lost after transforming.
Focus Sash#252	Items	Route 221	—	Held: Holder survives any single-hit attack at 1 HP if at max HP, then the item is consumed.
Zoom Lens#253	Items	Veilstone Game Corner (1,000 Coins)	—	Held: Provides a 1/5 (20%) boost in accuracy if the holder moves after the target.
Metronome#254	Items	Veilstone Game Corner (1,000 Coins)	—	Held: Consectutive uses of the same attack have a cumulative damage boost of 10%. Maximum 100% boost.
Iron Ball#255	Items	Iron Island	—	Held: Holder’s Speed is halved. Negates all Ground-type immunities, and makes Flying-types take neutral damage from Ground-type moves. Arena Trap. Spikes, and Toxic Spikes affect the holder.
Lagging Tail#256	Items	Route 226	—	Held: Holder moves last in its priority bracket.
Destiny Knot#257	Items	Route 224	—	Held: Infatuates opposing Pokémon when holder is inflicted with infatuation.
Black Sludge#258	Items	Held by wild Croagunk	—	Held: Poison-type holder recovers 1/16 (6.25%) max HP each turn. Non-Poison-Types take 1/8 (12.5%) max HP damage.
Icy Rock#259	Items	Sinnoh Underground	—	Held: Hail by the holder lasts 8 rounds instead of 5.
Smooth Rock#260	Items	Sinnoh Underground	—	Held: Sandstorm by the holder lasts 8 rounds instead of 5.
Heat Rock#261	Items	Sinnoh Underground	—	Held: Sunny Day by the holder lasts 8 rounds instead of 5.
Damp Rock#262	Items	Sinnoh Underground	—	Held: Rain Dance by the holder lasts 8 rounds instead of 5.
Grip Claw#263	Items	Wayward Cave	—	Held: Holder’s multi-turn trapping moves last 5 turns.
Choice Scarf#264	Items	Battle Park (48 BP)	—	Held: Increases Speed by 50%, but restricts the holder to only one move.
Sticky Barb#265	Items	Veilstone Dept. Store	—	Held: Holder takes 1/8 (12.5%) its max HP at the end of each turn. When the holder is hit by a contact move, the attacking Pokémon takes 1/8 its max HP in damage and receive the item if not holding one.
Power Bracer#266	Items	Battle Park (16 BP)	—	Adds 4 Attack EVs after battles that award EVs and halves the holder’s battle Speed. Pokérus doubles the resulting EV gain.
Power Belt#267	Items	Battle Park (16 BP)	—	Adds 4 Defense EVs after battles that award EVs and halves the holder’s battle Speed. Pokérus doubles the resulting EV gain.
Power Lens#268	Items	Battle Park (16 BP)	—	Adds 4 Special Attack EVs after battles that award EVs and halves the holder’s battle Speed. Pokérus doubles the resulting EV gain.
Power Band#269	Items	Battle Park (16 BP)	—	Adds 4 Special Defense EVs after battles that award EVs and halves the holder’s battle Speed. Pokérus doubles the resulting EV gain.
Power Anklet#270	Items	Battle Park (16 BP)	—	Adds 4 Speed EVs after battles that award EVs and halves the holder’s battle Speed. Pokérus doubles the resulting EV gain.
Power Weight#271	Items	Battle Park (16 BP)	—	Adds 4 HP EVs after battles that award EVs and halves the holder’s battle Speed. Pokérus doubles the resulting EV gain.
Shed Shell#272	Items	Route 228	—	Held: Holder can bypass all trapping effects and switch out. Multi-turn moves still cannot be switched out of.
Big Root#273	Items	Route 214	—	Held: Increases HP recovered from draining moves, Ingrain, and Aqua Ring by 3/10 (30%).
Choice Specs#274	Items	Celestic Town (morning)	—	Held: Increases Special Attack by 50%, but restricts the holder to only one move.
Flame Plate#275	Items	Sinnoh Underground	—	Held: Fire-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage. Changes Arceus’s and Judgment’s type to Fire.
Splash Plate#276	Items	Route 219	—	Held: Water-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage. Changes Arceus’s and Judgment’s type to Water.
Zap Plate#277	Items	Sinnoh Underground	—	Held: Electric-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage. Changes Arceus’s and Judgment’s type to Electric.
Meadow Plate#278	Items	Sinnoh Underground	—	Held: Grass-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage. Changes Arceus’s and Judgment’s type to Grass.
Icicle Plate#279	Items	Route 217	—	Held: Ice-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage. Changes Arceus’s and Judgment’s type to Ice.
Fist Plate#280	Items	Route 215	—	Held: Fighting-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage. Changes Arceus’s and Judgment’s type to Fighting.
Toxic Plate#281	Items	Great Marsh or Sinnoh Underground	—	Held: Poison-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage. Changes Arceus’s and Judgment’s type to Poison.
Earth Plate#282	Items	Oreburgh Gate or Sinnoh Underground	—	Held: Ground-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage. Changes Arceus’s and Judgment’s type to Ground.
Sky Plate#283	Items	Pokémon League or Sinnoh Underground	—	Held: Flying-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage. Changes Arceus’s and Judgment’s type to Flying.
Mind Plate#284	Items	Solaceon Ruins or Sinnoh Underground	—	Held: Psychic-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage. Changes Arceus’s and Judgment’s type to Psychic.
Insect Plate#285	Items	Sinnoh Underground (Dowsing Machine)	—	Held: Bug-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage. Changes Arceus’s and Judgment’s type to Bug.
Stone Plate#286	Items	Sinnoh Underground (Dowsing Machine)	—	Held: Rock-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage. Changes Arceus’s and Judgment’s type to Rock.
Spooky Plate#287	Items	Amity Square or Sinnoh Underground	—	Held: Ghost-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage. Changes Arceus’s and Judgment’s type to Ghost.
Draco Plate#288	Items	Sinnoh Underground (Dowsing Machine)	—	Held: Dragon-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage. Changes Arceus’s and Judgment’s type to Dragon.
Dread Plate#289	Items	Old Chateau or Sinnoh Underground	—	Held: Dark-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage. Changes Arceus’s and Judgment’s type to Dark.
Iron Plate#290	Items	Sinnoh Underground (Dowsing Machine)	—	Held: Steel-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage. Changes Arceus’s and Judgment’s type to Steel.
Odd Incense#291	Items	Solaceon Ruins	—	Held: Psychic-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage. Breeding: Mr. Mime begets a Mime Jr. Egg.
Rock Incense#292	Items	Fuego Ironworks	—	Held: Rock-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage. Breeding: Sudowoodo begets a Bonsly Egg.
Full Incense#293	Items	Veilstone City	—	Held: Holder moves last in its priority bracket. Breeding: Snorlax begets a Munchlax Egg.
Wave Incense#294	Items	Route 210	—	Held: Water-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage. Breeding: Mantine begets a Mantyke Egg.
Rose Incense#295	Items	Route 212	—	Held: Grass-Type moves from holder do 20% more damage. Breeding: Roselia or Roserade beget a Budew Egg.
Luck Incense#296	Items	Ravaged Path	—	Held: Doubles the money earned from a battle. Does not stack with Amulet Coin. Breeding: Chansey and Blissey beget a Happiny Egg.
Pure Incense#297	Items	Route 221	—	Prevents wild encounters of level lower than your party’s lead Pokémon. Breeding: Chimecho begets a Chingling Egg.
Protector#298	Items	Route 228	—	Traded on a Rhydon: Holder evolves into Rhyperior.
Electirizer#299	Items	Held by wild Elekid	—	Traded on an Electabuzz: Holder evolves into Electivire.
Magmarizer#300	Items	Held by wild Magby	—	Traded on a Magmar: Holder evolves into Magmortar.
Dubious Disc#301	Items	Route 225	—	Traded on a Porygon2: Holder evolves into Porygon-Z.
Reaper Cloth#302	Items	Route 229 or Turnback Cave	—	Traded on a Dusclops: Holder evolves into Dusknoir.
Razor Claw#303	Items	Route 224, Victory Road, or Battle Park	—	Held: Raises the holder’s critical hit ratio by one stage. Held by a Sneasel while levelling up at night: Holder evolves into Weavile.
Razor Fang#304	Items	Battle Park	—	Held: Damaging moves gain a 10% chance to make their target flinch. Held by a Gligar while levelling up: Holder evolves into Gliscor.
TM01 Focus Punch · Fighting#305	TMs and HMs	Oreburgh Gate (B1F)	—	Teaches Focus Punch to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM02 Dragon Claw · Dragon#306	TMs and HMs	Mt. Coronet (needs Rock Climb)	—	Teaches Dragon Claw to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM03 Water Pulse · Water#307	TMs and HMs	Ravaged Path (needs Surf, Rock Smash)	—	Teaches Water Pulse to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM04 Calm Mind · Psychic#308	TMs and HMs	Battle Park (48 BP)	—	Teaches Calm Mind to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM05 Roar · Normal#309	TMs and HMs	Route 213 (needs Rock Climb)	—	Teaches Roar to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM06 Toxic · Poison#310	TMs and HMs	Route 212 or Battle Park (32 BP)	—	Teaches Toxic to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM07 Hail · Ice#311	TMs and HMs	Route 217 (in the snow)	—	Teaches Hail to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM08 Bulk Up · Fighting#312	TMs and HMs	Battle Park (48 BP)	—	Teaches Bulk Up to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM09 Bullet Seed · Grass#313	TMs and HMs	Route 204 (northwest)	—	Teaches Bullet Seed to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM10 Hidden Power · Normal#314	TMs and HMs	Jubilife City (Trainers' School)	—	Teaches Hidden Power to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM11 Sunny Day · Fire#315	TMs and HMs	Route 212 (west)	—	Teaches Sunny Day to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM12 Taunt · Dark#316	TMs and HMs	Route 211 (south)	—	Teaches Taunt to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM13 Ice Beam · Ice#317	TMs and HMs	Route 216 (northeast)	—	Teaches Ice Beam to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM14 Blizzard · Ice#318	TMs and HMs	Lake Acuity (northeast)	₽5,500	Teaches Blizzard to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM15 Hyper Beam · Normal#319	TMs and HMs	Veilstone Dept. Store ($7,500)	₽7,500	Teaches Hyper Beam to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM16 Light Screen · Psychic#320	TMs and HMs	Veilstone Dept. Store ($2,000)	₽2,000	Teaches Light Screen to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM17 Protect · Normal#321	TMs and HMs	Veilstone Dept. Store ($2,000)	₽2,000	Teaches Protect to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM18 Rain Dance · Water#322	TMs and HMs	Route 223 (west)	—	Teaches Rain Dance to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM19 Giga Drain · Grass#323	TMs and HMs	Route 209 (southeast)	—	Teaches Giga Drain to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM20 Safeguard · Normal#324	TMs and HMs	Veilstone Dept. Store ($2,000)	₽2,000	Teaches Safeguard to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM21 Frustration · Normal#325	TMs and HMs	Galactic Warehouse (3F)	—	Teaches Frustration to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM22 Solar Beam · Grass#326	TMs and HMs	Veilstone Dept. Store ($3,000)	₽3,000	Teaches Solar Beam to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM23 Iron Tail · Steel#327	TMs and HMs	Iron Island (B2F east)	—	Teaches Iron Tail to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM24 Thunderbolt · Electric#328	TMs and HMs	Valley Windworks (northeast)	—	Teaches Thunderbolt to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM25 Thunder · Electric#329	TMs and HMs	Lake Valor (southeast)	₽5,500	Teaches Thunder to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM26 Earthquake · Ground#330	TMs and HMs	Wayward Cave (secret entrance)	—	Teaches Earthquake to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM27 Return · Normal#331	TMs and HMs	Lost Tower (4F)	—	Teaches Return to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM28 Dig · Ground#332	TMs and HMs	Ruin Maniac Tunnel (east)	—	Teaches Dig to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM29 Psychic · Psychic#333	TMs and HMs	Route 211 (northeast)	—	Teaches Psychic to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM30 Shadow Ball · Ghost#334	TMs and HMs	Route 210 (southwest)	—	Teaches Shadow Ball to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM31 Brick Break · Fighting#335	TMs and HMs	Oreburgh Gate (B1F)	—	Teaches Brick Break to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM32 Double Team · Normal#336	TMs and HMs	Wayward Cave (1F southwest)	—	Teaches Double Team to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM33 Reflect · Psychic#337	TMs and HMs	Veilstone Dept. Store ($2,000)	₽2,000	Teaches Reflect to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM34 Shock Wave · Electric#338	TMs and HMs	Route 215 (southeast)	—	Teaches Shock Wave to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM35 Flamethrower · Fire#339	TMs and HMs	Fuego Ironworks (south)	—	Teaches Flamethrower to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM36 Sludge Bomb · Poison#340	TMs and HMs	Galactic Warehouse (B1F)	—	Teaches Sludge Bomb to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM37 Sandstorm · Rock#341	TMs and HMs	Route 228 (center)	—	Teaches Sandstorm to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM38 Fire Blast · Fire#342	TMs and HMs	Lake Verity	₽5,500	Teaches Fire Blast to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM39 Rock Tomb · Rock#343	TMs and HMs	Ravaged Path (southwest)	—	Teaches Rock Tomb to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM40 Aerial Ace · Flying#344	TMs and HMs	Route 213 (Rock Smash)	—	Teaches Aerial Ace to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM41 Torment · Dark#345	TMs and HMs	Victory Road 1F (Rock Climb)	—	Teaches Torment to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM42 Facade · Normal#346	TMs and HMs	Survival Area (house)	—	Teaches Facade to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM43 Secret Power · Normal#347	TMs and HMs	Amity Square (south)	—	Teaches Secret Power to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM44 Rest · Psychic#348	TMs and HMs	Veilstone Game Corner	—	Teaches Rest to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM45 Attract · Normal#349	TMs and HMs	Amity Square (north)	—	Teaches Attract to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM46 Thief · Dark#350	TMs and HMs	Eterna City (Cut)	—	Teaches Thief to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM47 Steel Wing · Steel#351	TMs and HMs	Route 209 (Cut)	—	Teaches Steel Wing to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM48 Skill Swap · Psychic#352	TMs and HMs	Canalave City (house)	—	Teaches Skill Swap to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM49 Snatch · Dark#353	TMs and HMs	Galactic Warehouse 1F	—	Teaches Snatch to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM50 Overheat · Fire#354	TMs and HMs	Stark Mountain (interior)	—	Teaches Overheat to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM51 Roost · Flying#355	TMs and HMs	Route 210 (from trainer)	—	Teaches Roost to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM52 Focus Blast · Fighting#356	TMs and HMs	Veilstone Dept. Store	₽5,500	Teaches Focus Blast to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM53 Energy Ball · Grass#357	TMs and HMs	Route 226 (center)	—	Teaches Energy Ball to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM54 False Swipe · Normal#358	TMs and HMs	Veilstone Dept. Store	₽2,000	Teaches False Swipe to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM55 Brine · Water#359	TMs and HMs	Pastoria Gym reward	—	Teaches Brine to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM56 Fling · Dark#360	TMs and HMs	Route 222 (from trainer)	—	Teaches Fling to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM57 Charge Beam · Electric#361	TMs and HMs	Sunyshore Gym reward	—	Teaches Charge Beam to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM58 Endure · Normal#362	TMs and HMs	Veilstone Game Corner	—	Teaches Endure to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM59 Dragon Pulse · Dragon#363	TMs and HMs	Victory Road B1F (center)	—	Teaches Dragon Pulse to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM60 Drain Punch · Fighting#364	TMs and HMs	Veilstone Gym reward	—	Teaches Drain Punch to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM61 Will-O-Wisp · Fire#365	TMs and HMs	Battle Park (32 BP)	—	Teaches Will-O-Wisp to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM62 Silver Wind · Bug#366	TMs and HMs	Route 212 (Bicycle)	—	Teaches Silver Wind to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM63 Embargo · Dark#367	TMs and HMs	Veilstone City (from trainer)	—	Teaches Embargo to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM64 Explosion · Normal#368	TMs and HMs	Veilstone Game Corner	—	Teaches Explosion to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM65 Shadow Claw · Ghost#369	TMs and HMs	Hearthome Gym reward	—	Teaches Shadow Claw to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM66 Payback · Dark#370	TMs and HMs	Route 215 (from trainer)	—	Teaches Payback to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM67 Recycle · Normal#371	TMs and HMs	Eterna Condominiums (gift)	—	Teaches Recycle to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM68 Giga Impact · Normal#372	TMs and HMs	Veilstone Game Corner (20,000 Coins)	—	Teaches Giga Impact to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM69 Rock Polish · Rock#373	TMs and HMs	Mt. Coronet (Route 211 west entrance)	—	Teaches Rock Polish to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM70 Flash · Normal#374	TMs and HMs	Oreburgh Gate (B1F)	₽1,000	Teaches Flash to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM71 Stone Edge · Rock#375	TMs and HMs	Victory Road (2F, east)	—	Teaches Stone Edge to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM72 Avalanche · Ice#376	TMs and HMs	Snowpoint City Gym (beat Candice)	—	Teaches Avalanche to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM73 Thunder Wave · Electric#377	TMs and HMs	Route 213 (hidden in the sand)	—	Teaches Thunder Wave to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM74 Gyro Ball · Steel#378	TMs and HMs	Veilstone Game Corner (15,000 Coins)	—	Teaches Gyro Ball to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM75 Swords Dance · Normal#379	TMs and HMs	Veilstone Game Corner (4,000 Coins)	—	Teaches Swords Dance to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM76 Stealth Rock · Rock#380	TMs and HMs	Oreburgh City Gym (beat Roark)	—	Teaches Stealth Rock to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM77 Psych Up · Normal#381	TMs and HMs	Route 211 (from a trainer)	—	Teaches Psych Up to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM78 Captivate · Normal#382	TMs and HMs	Route 204 (needs Cut)	—	Teaches Captivate to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM79 Dark Pulse · Dark#383	TMs and HMs	Victory Road (2F, northwest)	—	Teaches Dark Pulse to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM80 Rock Slide · Rock#384	TMs and HMs	Mt. Coronet (2F, southwest)	—	Teaches Rock Slide to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM81 X-Scissor · Bug#385	TMs and HMs	Route 221 (southeast)	—	Teaches X-Scissor to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM82 Sleep Talk · Normal#386	TMs and HMs	Eterna Forest (needs Cut)	—	Teaches Sleep Talk to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM83 Natural Gift · Normal#387	TMs and HMs	Veilstone Dept. Store ($2,000)	₽2,000	Teaches Natural Gift to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM84 Poison Jab · Poison#388	TMs and HMs	Route 212 (southwest, needs Surf)	—	Teaches Poison Jab to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM85 Dream Eater · Psychic#389	TMs and HMs	Valor Lakefront (needs Rock Climb)	—	Teaches Dream Eater to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM86 Grass Knot · Grass#390	TMs and HMs	Eterna City Gym (beat Gardenia)	—	Teaches Grass Knot to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM87 Swagger · Normal#391	TMs and HMs	Pokémon Mansion (Mr. Backlot's office)	—	Teaches Swagger to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM88 Pluck · Flying#392	TMs and HMs	Floaroma Town (gift from girl)	—	Teaches Pluck to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM89 U-turn · Bug#393	TMs and HMs	Canalave City (southwest, needs Surf)	—	Teaches U-turn to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM90 Substitute · Normal#394	TMs and HMs	Old Chateau (2F)	—	Teaches Substitute to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM91 Flash Cannon · Steel#395	TMs and HMs	Canalave City Gym (beat Byron)	—	Teaches Flash Cannon to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM92 Trick Room · Psychic#396	TMs and HMs	Route 213 (from a clown)	—	Teaches Trick Room to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
HM01 Cut · Normal#397	TMs and HMs	Eterna City (from Cynthia)	—	Teaches Cut to a compatible Pokémon. Reusable; field use requires its Badge.
HM02 Fly · Flying#398	TMs and HMs	Team Galactic Eterna Building	—	Teaches Fly to a compatible Pokémon. Reusable; field use requires its Badge.
HM03 Surf · Water#399	TMs and HMs	Celestic Town (shrine reward)	—	Teaches Surf to a compatible Pokémon. Reusable; field use requires its Badge.
HM04 Strength · Normal#400	TMs and HMs	Lost Tower (top floor)	—	Teaches Strength to a compatible Pokémon. Reusable; field use requires its Badge.
HM05 Defog · Flying#401	TMs and HMs	Great Marsh (from a man)	—	Teaches Defog to a compatible Pokémon. Reusable; field use requires its Badge.
HM06 Rock Smash · Fighting#402	TMs and HMs	Mt. Coronet (Hiker, gift)	—	Teaches Rock Smash to a compatible Pokémon. Reusable; field use requires its Badge.
HM07 Waterfall · Water#403	TMs and HMs	Sunyshore City (Jasmine, gift)	—	Teaches Waterfall to a compatible Pokémon. Reusable; field use requires its Badge.
HM08 Rock Climb · Normal#404	TMs and HMs	Route 217	—	Teaches Rock Climb to a compatible Pokémon. Reusable; field use requires its Badge.
Explorer Kit#405	Key Items	Eterna City (gift)	—	Allows visiting the Underground.
Loot Sack#406	Key Items	Unused or story-only definitionUnused / story object	—	Carries coal mine loot.
Rule Book#407	Key Items	Unused or story-only definitionUnused / story object	—	List of battle types and their rules.
Poké Radar#408	Key Items	Sandgem Town (post-game gift)	—	Use to track down rare or shiny Pokémon. 50 steps to recharge.
Point Card#409	Key Items	Battle Park (gift)	—	Keeps count of Battle Points earned.
Journal#410	Key Items	Twinleaf Town (gift)	—	Records prior significant activities the player took.
Seal Case#411	Key Items	Solaceon Town (gift)	—	Stores Seals that can be applied to Poké Ball capsules.
Fashion Case#412	Key Items	Jubilife City (gift)	—	Holds Pokémon Accessories for use in Contests.
Seal Bag#413	Key Items	Unused or story-only definitionUnused / story object	—	Holds ten Seals for Poké Balls.
Pal Pad#414	Key Items	Oreburgh City (gift)	—	Use to record Friend Codes and check your own.
Works Key#415	Key Items	Floaroma Meadow (story)	—	Grants access to Valley Windworks.
Old Charm#416	Key Items	Route 210 (story)	—	Trade to Cynthia’s grandmother in Celestic Town for HM04 (Surf).
Galactic Key#417	Key Items	Veilstone City (Galactic HQ)	—	Grants access to Galactic HQ in Veilstone City.
Red Chain#418	Key Items	Unused or story-only definitionUnused / story object	—	A story object used by Team Galactic. The player does not receive it as an ordinary usable Bag item.
Town Map#419	Key Items	Jubilife City (gift)	—	Use to see the overworld map.
Vs. Seeker#420	Key Items	Route 207 (gift)	—	Allows rebattling of on-screen trainers. 100 steps to recharge.
Coin Case#421	Key Items	Veilstone City (Clown, gift)	—	Holds coins for the Game Corner.
Old Rod#422	Key Items	Jubilife City (Fisherman, gift)	—	Used to catch Pokémon in bodies of water.
Good Rod#423	Key Items	Route 209 (Fisherman, gift)	—	Used to catch Pokémon in bodies of water.
Super Rod#424	Key Items	Fight Area (gift)	—	Used to catch Pokémon in bodies of water.
Sprayduck#425	Key Items	Floaroma Town (gift)	—	Used to water berries.
Poffin Case#426	Key Items	Hearthome City (gift)	—	Holds Poffins.
Bicycle#427	Key Items	Eterna City (Cycle Shop, gift)	—	Use for fast transit.
Suite Key#428	Key Items	Route 213 (Hotel Grand Lake)	—	Opens a locked building in the Lakeside Resort.
Oak’s Letter#429	Key Items	No official Diamond/Pearl distributionUnreleased DP key	—	Would permit the Flower Paradise Shaymin sequence. The official key distribution was for Platinum, not Diamond/Pearl.
Lunar Wing#430	Key Items	Fullmoon Island	—	Cures sailor’s son of nightmares in Canalave City.
Member Card#431	Key Items	No official Diamond/Pearl distributionUnreleased DP key	—	Would permit the Newmoon Island Darkrai sequence. The official key distribution was for Platinum, not Diamond/Pearl.
Azure Flute#432	Key Items	No official Diamond/Pearl distributionUnreleased DP key	—	Would open the Hall of Origin, but it was never officially distributed for Diamond/Pearl.
S.S. Ticket#433	Key Items	Unused or story-only definitionUnused / story object	—	A legacy ticket definition. Diamond/Pearl ferry travel does not require this item.
Contest Pass#434	Key Items	Not needed in Sinnoh	—	Allows participation in Pokémon Contests.
Magma Stone#435	Key Items	Unused or story-only definitionUnused / story object	—	A Stark Mountain story object. It does not become an ordinary usable item in the player’s Bag.
Parcel#436	Key Items	Twinleaf Town (story)	—	Given to the trainer’s rival in Jubilife City. Contains Town Maps.
Coupon 1#437	Key Items	Jubilife City (Clown quiz)	—	The first of three tickets used to obtain a Pokétch.
Coupon 2#438	Key Items	Jubilife City (Clown quiz)	—	The second of three tickets used to obtain a Pokétch.
Coupon 3#439	Key Items	Jubilife City (Clown quiz)	—	The last of three tickets used to obtain a Pokétch.
Storage Key#440	Key Items	Veilstone City (story)	—	Grants access to the Team Galactic warehouse in Veilstone City.
Secret Potion#441	Key Items	Valor Lakefront (gift)	—	Used to heal the Ampharos at the top of Olivine Lighthouse.

Original Diamond/Pearl inventory scope

The reference includes all 441 item definitions indexed by the requested Diamond/Pearl source, including 92 single-use TMs and 8 reusable HMs. Items with a native in-game source appear first. External supplies, historical containers, unused definitions and unreleased keys have separate labels. An inventory definition does not prove a presently obtainable source.

Source notes identify a primary pickup, shop, reward or activity. They are not an exhaustive hidden-item map. A dash means no recorded cash purchase. BP and Game Corner Coin requirements stay in the source notes as separate currencies. Great Marsh Safari Balls are activity-only supplies; a Cherish Ball is an event Pokémon’s container.

Machines and training tools

There are 92 TMs and 8 HMs. Original DP HM04 Strength is obtained on the top floor of the Lost Tower, while HM05 Defog comes from a man inside the Great Marsh. HM field use needs its matching Badge. Diamond/Pearl TMs are consumed after teaching. The machine guide explains field requirements.

Generation IV Quick Balls use 4× on the first turn, Dusk Balls use 3.5× at night or in caves, and power training items add 4 EVs while halving battle Speed. Mental Herb cures infatuation only. Vitamins have the original limit of 100 EVs in the affected stat. See the training guide for breeding, natures and EV planning.

External supplies, story objects and events

Use “Show external & unused” to inspect definitions without an ordinary native source. Tradable held items and event-origin Berries can need another compatible game. Key items cannot be moved by an ordinary held-item trade. Oak’s Letter and the Member Card were officially distributed for Platinum, while the Azure Flute was never released for the original DS games. Diamond/Pearl does not include Platinum’s Gracidea, Griseous Orb or Secret Key.

Requested reference: Dittobase Diamond/Pearl items. Original combat values, species records and cash prices: Diamond/Pearl game data. Historical version-group data and original sprites: PokéAPI and PokéAPI sprites (data license). Pokémon © Nintendo, Creatures and GAME FREAK.

References

Covered edition: Original Pokémon Diamond and Pokémon Pearl for Nintendo DS (2006). Generation IV rules, the original 151-entry Sinnoh Pokédex and the Diamond/Pearl Gym and League teams. Platinum, Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl have separate game data.

Diamond & Pearl Items

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Original Diamond/Pearl inventory scope

Machines and training tools

External supplies, story objects and events