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Pokémon Let’s Go, Pikachu! and Eevee! Items

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Let’s Go items, pockets, locations, prices and effects
PocketLocationDescription
Master Ball reference inventory iconPoké BallsSilph Co. — president’s gift after defeating Giovanni; Cerulean Cave — rare hidden pickup—Captures a wild Pokémon with certainty. It does not bypass the timed battle required before catching certain powerful Pokémon.
Ultra Ball reference inventory iconPoké Balls
Route 7; Route 8 +24 more locations

Route 7; Route 8; Route 12; Route 13; Route 14; Route 15; Route 17; Route 20; Cerulean Cave; Rock Tunnel; Pokémon Tower; Rocket Hideout; Silph Co.; Seafoam Islands; Pokémon Mansion; Victory Road; Viridian City; Pewter City; Cerulean City; Vermilion City; Lavender Town; Celadon City; Saffron City; Fuchsia City; Cinnabar Island; Indigo Plateau

₽500Uses a higher catch modifier than a Great Ball (2× the basic Poké Ball modifier).
Great Ball reference inventory iconPoké Balls
Route 2; Route 3 +30 more locations

Route 2; Route 3; Route 4; Route 5; Route 6; Route 9; Route 10; Route 11; Route 12; Route 13; Route 14; Route 15; Route 17; Route 20; Route 24; Route 25; Pewter City; Lavender Town; Mt. Moon; Cerulean Cave; Rock Tunnel; Rocket Hideout; Silph Co.; Seafoam Islands; Viridian City; Cerulean City; Vermilion City; Celadon City; Saffron City; Fuchsia City; Cinnabar Island; Indigo Plateau

₽300Uses a 1.5× catch modifier compared with the basic Poké Ball.
Poké Ball reference inventory iconPoké Balls
Route 1; Route 3 +38 more locations

Route 1; Route 3; Route 4; Route 6; Route 8; Route 9; Route 10; Route 11; Route 12; Route 13; Route 14; Route 15; Route 16; Route 17; Route 18; Route 19; Route 20; Route 21; Route 22; Route 24; Route 25; Saffron City; Viridian Forest; Mt. Moon; Cerulean Cave; Rock Tunnel; S.S. Anne; Pokémon Tower; Silph Co.; Pokémon Mansion; Victory Road; Viridian City; Pewter City; Cerulean City; Vermilion City; Lavender Town; Celadon City; Fuchsia City; Cinnabar Island; Indigo Plateau

₽100The basic ball for catching wild Pokémon. Aim at the shrinking ring for a stronger throw.
Premier Ball reference inventory iconPoké BallsPoké Mart — free bonus for each ten balls purchased together—Matches a Poké Ball’s catch modifier. Shops award one free for each ten balls bought in one transaction.
Potion reference inventory icon
Potion#017
Medicine
Route 1; Route 3 +12 more locations

Route 1; Route 3; Viridian City; Pewter City; Viridian Forest; Mt. Moon; Cerulean City; Vermilion City; Lavender Town; Celadon City; Saffron City; Fuchsia City; Cinnabar Island; Indigo Plateau

₽200Heals 20 HP on one Pokémon.
Antidote reference inventory iconMedicine
Route 22; Cinnabar Island +10 more locations

Route 22; Cinnabar Island; Viridian Forest; Viridian City; Pewter City; Cerulean City; Vermilion City; Lavender Town; Celadon City; Saffron City; Fuchsia City; Indigo Plateau

₽200Removes poison from one Pokémon.
Burn Heal reference inventory iconMedicine
Viridian City; Pewter City +8 more locations

Viridian City; Pewter City; Cerulean City; Vermilion City; Lavender Town; Celadon City; Saffron City; Fuchsia City; Cinnabar Island; Indigo Plateau

₽300Removes a burn from one Pokémon.
Ice Heal reference inventory iconMedicine
Seafoam Islands; Viridian City +9 more locations

Seafoam Islands; Viridian City; Pewter City; Cerulean City; Vermilion City; Lavender Town; Celadon City; Saffron City; Fuchsia City; Cinnabar Island; Indigo Plateau

₽100Thaws one frozen Pokémon.
Awakening reference inventory iconMedicine
Route 12; Route 16 +13 more locations

Route 12; Route 16; Mt. Moon; Pokémon Tower; Rocket Hideout; Viridian City; Pewter City; Cerulean City; Vermilion City; Lavender Town; Celadon City; Saffron City; Fuchsia City; Cinnabar Island; Indigo Plateau

₽100Wakes one sleeping Pokémon.
Paralyze Heal reference inventory iconMedicine
Route 4; Route 6 +12 more locations

Route 4; Route 6; S.S. Anne; Power Plant; Viridian City; Pewter City; Cerulean City; Vermilion City; Lavender Town; Celadon City; Saffron City; Fuchsia City; Cinnabar Island; Indigo Plateau

₽300Removes paralysis from one Pokémon.
Full Restore reference inventory iconMedicine
Cerulean Cave; Victory Road +10 more locations

Cerulean Cave; Victory Road; Viridian City; Pewter City; Cerulean City; Vermilion City; Lavender Town; Celadon City; Saffron City; Fuchsia City; Cinnabar Island; Indigo Plateau

₽3,000Fully restores one Pokémon’s HP and removes its status condition.
Max Potion reference inventory iconMedicine
Power Plant; Seafoam Islands +12 more locations

Power Plant; Seafoam Islands; Pokémon Mansion; Victory Road; Viridian City; Pewter City; Cerulean City; Vermilion City; Lavender Town; Celadon City; Saffron City; Fuchsia City; Cinnabar Island; Indigo Plateau

₽2,500Restores all HP on one Pokémon.
Hyper Potion reference inventory iconMedicine
Route 14; Route 15 +16 more locations

Route 14; Route 15; Route 21; Pokémon Tower; Rocket Hideout; Silph Co.; Seafoam Islands; Pokémon Mansion; Viridian City; Pewter City; Cerulean City; Vermilion City; Lavender Town; Celadon City; Saffron City; Fuchsia City; Cinnabar Island; Indigo Plateau

₽1,500Heals 120 HP on one Pokémon.
Super Potion reference inventory iconMedicine
Route 2; Route 6 +20 more locations

Route 2; Route 6; Route 9; Route 10; Route 11; Route 17; Route 25; Rock Tunnel; Underground Path 7-8; S.S. Anne; Pokémon Tower; Silph Co.; Viridian City; Pewter City; Cerulean City; Vermilion City; Lavender Town; Celadon City; Saffron City; Fuchsia City; Cinnabar Island; Indigo Plateau

₽700Heals 60 HP on one Pokémon.
Full Heal reference inventory iconMedicine
Route 13; Route 19 +16 more locations

Route 13; Route 19; Vermilion City; Cerulean Cave; Rock Tunnel; S.S. Anne; Pokémon Tower; Silph Co.; Pokémon Mansion; Viridian City; Pewter City; Cerulean City; Lavender Town; Celadon City; Saffron City; Fuchsia City; Cinnabar Island; Indigo Plateau

₽400Removes a Pokémon’s status condition.
Revive reference inventory icon
Revive#028
Medicine
Route 3; Route 5 +17 more locations

Route 3; Route 5; Route 11; Viridian City; Vermilion City; Mt. Moon; Rock Tunnel; S.S. Anne; Pokémon Tower; Rocket Hideout; Silph Co.; Pewter City; Cerulean City; Lavender Town; Celadon City; Saffron City; Fuchsia City; Cinnabar Island; Indigo Plateau

₽2,000Revives one fainted Pokémon with half its maximum HP.
Max Revive reference inventory iconMedicine
Cerulean Cave; Silph Co. +4 more locations

Cerulean Cave; Silph Co.; Power Plant; Seafoam Islands; Pokémon Mansion; Victory Road

—Revives one fainted Pokémon with all its HP.
Fresh Water reference inventory iconMedicineVictory Road; Celadon City₽200Heals 30 HP on one Pokémon.
Soda Pop reference inventory iconMedicineCeladon City₽300Heals 50 HP on one Pokémon.
Lemonade reference inventory iconMedicineCeladon City₽350Heals 70 HP on one Pokémon.
Ether reference inventory icon
Ether#038
MedicineRoute 5; Route 9; Route 25; Mt. Moon—Restores 10 PP to one selected move.
Max Ether reference inventory iconMedicineSilph Co.; Pokémon Mansion—Fully restores PP for one selected move.
Elixir reference inventory icon
Elixir#040
Medicine
Route 7; Route 17 +4 more locations

Route 7; Route 17; Route 18; S.S. Anne; Pokémon Tower; Rocket Hideout

—Restores 10 PP to each of one Pokémon’s moves.
Max Elixir reference inventory iconMedicineCerulean Cave; Silph Co.; Pokémon Mansion—Fully restores PP for all moves on one Pokémon.
Rare Candy reference inventory iconCandy Jar
Route 17; Cerulean City +9 more locations

Route 17; Cerulean City; Celadon City; Mt. Moon; Cerulean Cave; Pokémon Tower; Rocket Hideout; Silph Co.; Power Plant; Seafoam Islands; Pokémon Mansion

—Raises one Pokémon’s level by one. Unlike other Candy, this changes level rather than Awakening Values.
PP Up reference inventory icon
PP Up#051
Medicine
Route 13; Route 16 +5 more locations

Route 13; Route 16; Route 21; Pokémon Tower; Rocket Hideout; Silph Co.; Pokémon Mansion

—Raises one move’s maximum PP by one fifth of its original PP, up to three uses.
PP Max reference inventory icon
PP Max#053
MedicineCeladon City; Cerulean Cave; Victory Road—Raises a move’s maximum PP to the limit provided by three PP Ups.
Guard Spec. reference inventory iconBattle Items
Route 6; Rocket Hideout +11 more locations

Route 6; Rocket Hideout; Silph Co.; Viridian City; Pewter City; Cerulean City; Vermilion City; Lavender Town; Celadon City; Saffron City; Fuchsia City; Cinnabar Island; Indigo Plateau

₽700Protects the player’s side from stat reductions for five turns.
Dire Hit reference inventory iconBattle Items
Rock Tunnel; Silph Co. +10 more locations

Rock Tunnel; Silph Co.; Viridian City; Pewter City; Cerulean City; Vermilion City; Lavender Town; Celadon City; Saffron City; Fuchsia City; Cinnabar Island; Indigo Plateau

₽650Raises the active Pokémon’s critical-hit rate for the current battle.
X Attack reference inventory iconBattle Items
Pokémon Tower; Silph Co. +10 more locations

Pokémon Tower; Silph Co.; Viridian City; Pewter City; Cerulean City; Vermilion City; Lavender Town; Celadon City; Saffron City; Fuchsia City; Cinnabar Island; Indigo Plateau

₽550Raises the active Pokémon’s Attack by two stages.
X Defense reference inventory iconBattle Items
Route 11; Pewter City +10 more locations

Route 11; Pewter City; Underground Path 7-8; Viridian City; Cerulean City; Vermilion City; Lavender Town; Celadon City; Saffron City; Fuchsia City; Cinnabar Island; Indigo Plateau

₽500Raises the active Pokémon’s Defense by two stages.
X Speed reference inventory iconBattle Items
Route 8; Rocket Hideout +11 more locations

Route 8; Rocket Hideout; Seafoam Islands; Viridian City; Pewter City; Cerulean City; Vermilion City; Lavender Town; Celadon City; Saffron City; Fuchsia City; Cinnabar Island; Indigo Plateau

₽350Raises the active Pokémon’s Speed by two stages.
X Accuracy reference inventory iconBattle Items
Underground Path 7-8; Pokémon Mansion +10 more locations

Underground Path 7-8; Pokémon Mansion; Viridian City; Pewter City; Cerulean City; Vermilion City; Lavender Town; Celadon City; Saffron City; Fuchsia City; Cinnabar Island; Indigo Plateau

₽950Raises the active Pokémon’s accuracy by two stages.
X Sp. Atk reference inventory iconBattle Items
Silph Co.; Viridian City +9 more locations

Silph Co.; Viridian City; Pewter City; Cerulean City; Vermilion City; Lavender Town; Celadon City; Saffron City; Fuchsia City; Cinnabar Island; Indigo Plateau

₽350Raises the active Pokémon’s Sp. Atk by two stages.
X Sp. Def reference inventory iconBattle Items
Route 24; Saffron City +11 more locations

Route 24; Saffron City; Silph Co.; Power Plant; Viridian City; Pewter City; Cerulean City; Vermilion City; Lavender Town; Celadon City; Fuchsia City; Cinnabar Island; Indigo Plateau

₽350Raises the active Pokémon’s Sp. Def by two stages.
Super Repel reference inventory iconItems
Route 11; Route 17 +13 more locations

Route 11; Route 17; Underground Path 5-6; S.S. Anne; Seafoam Islands; Viridian City; Pewter City; Cerulean City; Vermilion City; Lavender Town; Celadon City; Saffron City; Fuchsia City; Cinnabar Island; Indigo Plateau

₽700Reduces encounters with weaker wild Pokémon for 200 steps.
Max Repel reference inventory iconItems
Route 20; Cerulean Cave +13 more locations

Route 20; Cerulean Cave; Underground Path 7-8; Silph Co.; Pokémon Mansion; Viridian City; Pewter City; Cerulean City; Vermilion City; Lavender Town; Celadon City; Saffron City; Fuchsia City; Cinnabar Island; Indigo Plateau

₽900Reduces encounters with weaker wild Pokémon for 250 steps.
Escape Rope reference inventory iconItems
Route 4; Cerulean City +14 more locations

Route 4; Cerulean City; Cerulean Cave; Rock Tunnel; Pokémon Tower; Silph Co.; Seafoam Islands; Viridian City; Pewter City; Vermilion City; Lavender Town; Celadon City; Saffron City; Fuchsia City; Cinnabar Island; Indigo Plateau

₽300Returns the player to the entrance of an eligible cave or dungeon.
Repel reference inventory icon
Repel#079
Items
Route 4; Route 12 +13 more locations

Route 4; Route 12; Mt. Moon; Rock Tunnel; Underground Path 5-6; Viridian City; Pewter City; Cerulean City; Vermilion City; Lavender Town; Celadon City; Saffron City; Fuchsia City; Cinnabar Island; Indigo Plateau

₽400Reduces encounters with weaker wild Pokémon for 100 steps.
Moon Stone reference inventory iconItemsMt. Moon — hidden crater pickups; Saffron City — Copycat’s upstairs room—Evolves Nidorina, Nidorino, Clefairy or Jigglypuff.
Fire Stone reference inventory iconItemsRoute 8; Pokémon Mansion; Celadon City₽5,000Evolves Vulpix, Growlithe or a regular Eevee. The partner Eevee cannot evolve.
Thunder Stone reference inventory iconItemsRoute 10; Power Plant; Celadon City₽5,000Evolves a regular Pikachu or Eevee. The partner Pokémon cannot evolve.
Water Stone reference inventory iconItemsRoute 12; Route 21; Celadon City₽5,000Evolves Poliwhirl, Shellder, Staryu or a regular Eevee.
Leaf Stone reference inventory iconItemsRoute 2; Victory Road; Celadon City₽5,000Evolves Gloom, Weepinbell or Exeggcute.
Tiny Mushroom reference inventory iconItemsViridian Forest; S.S. Anne—A small mushroom collected as treasure and sold for money.
Big Mushroom reference inventory iconItemsRoute 8; Mt. Moon—A larger mushroom that can be sold as treasure.
Pearl reference inventory icon
Pearl#088
ItemsMt. Moon; Rock Tunnel; Underground Path 5-6; Pokémon Tower—A pearl that can be sold to a shop.
Big Pearl reference inventory iconItemsPewter City; Underground Path 7-8; Pokémon Tower; Seafoam Islands—A large pearl with a higher resale value.
Stardust reference inventory iconItemsHidden pickups in Mt. Moon—Sparkling dust sold as treasure.
Star Piece reference inventory iconItemsPokémon Tower; Silph Co.—A valuable red shard sold as treasure.
Nugget reference inventory icon
Nugget#092
Items
Route 14; Route 17 +10 more locations

Route 14; Route 17; Route 24; Celadon City; Fuchsia City; Mt. Moon; Underground Path 5-6; Underground Path 7-8; S.S. Anne; Pokémon Tower; Rocket Hideout; Silph Co.

—A gold treasure that sells for ₽5,000.
Heart Scale reference inventory iconItemsRoute 20; Cerulean City; Seafoam Islands; Partner gifts; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Pay one to the Move Reminder at Indigo Plateau to relearn a move.
Helix Fossil reference inventory iconItemsMt. Moon — Super Nerd’s fossil choice; Cerulean Cave — recurring hidden fossil pickups—Revive Omanyte at the Pokémon Lab on Cinnabar Island. Choose this or the Dome Fossil in Mt. Moon.
Dome Fossil reference inventory iconItemsMt. Moon — Super Nerd’s fossil choice; Cerulean Cave — recurring hidden fossil pickups—Revive Kabuto at the Pokémon Lab on Cinnabar Island. Choose this or the Helix Fossil in Mt. Moon.
Old Amber reference inventory iconItemsPewter Museum — scientist in the rear entrance (Chop Down required); Cerulean Cave — recurring hidden fossil pickups—Revive Aerodactyl at the Pokémon Lab on Cinnabar Island.
Razz Berry reference inventory iconBerries
Route 1; Route 3 +7 more locations

Route 1; Route 3; Route 4; Route 5; Route 17; Route 24; Pallet Town; Celadon City; Viridian Forest

—Makes the target easier to catch.
Nanab Berry reference inventory iconBerriesRoute 5; Route 10; Route 17; Pewter City—Slows the target’s movements during a catch encounter.
Pinap Berry reference inventory iconBerriesRoute 9; Route 17—Increases the chance of receiving item rewards after the catch.
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TM01Headbutt · Normal#305
TMsPewter City — From Brock after defeating him—Reusable TM that teaches Headbutt to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM02Taunt · Dark#306
TMsCinnabar Island — From scientist at the desk in the middle room of the Research Laboratory—Reusable TM that teaches Taunt to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM03Helping Hand · Normal#307
TMsCeladon City — From clerk on 3F of PokéMart—Reusable TM that teaches Helping Hand to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM04Teleport · Psychic#308
TMsPokémon Tower — By Channeler Jody—Reusable TM that teaches Teleport to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM05Rest · Psychic#309
TMsRocket Hideout — In middle part of tile puzzle—Reusable TM that teaches Rest to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM06Light Screen · Psychic#310
TMsCeladon City — Give girl in Department Store a Fresh Water—Reusable TM that teaches Light Screen to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM07Protect · Normal#311
TMsCeladon City — Give girl in Department Store a Lemonade—Reusable TM that teaches Protect to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM08Substitute · Normal#312
TMsSaffron City — Show Copycat a Clefairy—Reusable TM that teaches Substitute to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM09Reflect · Psychic#313
TMsCeladon City — Give girl in Department Store a Soda Pop—Reusable TM that teaches Reflect to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM10Dig · Ground#314
TMsCerulean City — Defeat Team Rocket Grunt by the damaged house—Reusable TM that teaches Dig to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM11Will-O-Wisp · Fire#315
TMsViridian City — From man behind Chop Down Tree in south-west of city—Reusable TM that teaches Will-O-Wisp to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM12Facade · Normal#316
TMsRoute 7 — Defeat Coach Trainer Alpesh—Reusable TM that teaches Facade to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM13Brick Break · Fighting#317
TMsRoute 10 — Defeat Coach Trainer Tasha—Reusable TM that teaches Brick Break to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM14Fly · Flying#318
TMsRoute 16 — From girl in the house in the north of route - Requires Chop Down—Reusable TM that teaches Fly to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM15Seismic Toss · Fighting#319
TMsRoute 25 — Defeat Coach Trainer Amala—Reusable TM that teaches Seismic Toss to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM16Thunder Wave · Electric#320
TMsRoute 25 — Behind Chop Down tree towards end of route—Reusable TM that teaches Thunder Wave to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM17Dragon Tail · Dragon#321
TMsCeladon Department Store — TM counter₽20,000Reusable TM that teaches Dragon Tail to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM18U-turn · Bug#322
TMsCeladon Department Store — TM counter₽20,000Reusable TM that teaches U-turn to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM19Iron Tail · Steel#323
TMsCeladon Department Store — TM counter₽50,000Reusable TM that teaches Iron Tail to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM20Dark Pulse · Dark#324
TMsRocket Hideout — South of female Grunt in the eastern part of the floor—Reusable TM that teaches Dark Pulse to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM21Foul Play · Dark#325
TMsPokémon Mansion — In top right room by the hole—Reusable TM that teaches Foul Play to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM22Rock Slide · Rock#326
TMsPokémon Mansion — Defeat Coach Trainer Rita—Reusable TM that teaches Rock Slide to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM23Thunder Punch · Electric#327
TMsSaffron City — Defeat Coach Trainer Leona—Reusable TM that teaches Thunder Punch to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM24X-Scissor · Bug#328
TMsRoute 12 — On small island just south of gate - Requires Sea Skim—Reusable TM that teaches X-Scissor to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM25Waterfall · Water#329
TMsCeladon Department Store — TM counter₽30,000Reusable TM that teaches Waterfall to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM26Poison Jab · Poison#330
TMsCeladon City — From old man across the pond - Sea Skim Required—Reusable TM that teaches Poison Jab to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM27Toxic · Poison#331
TMsFuchsia City — From Koga after defeating him—Reusable TM that teaches Toxic to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM28Tri Attack · Normal#332
TMsCeladon Department Store — TM counter₽30,000Reusable TM that teaches Tri Attack to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM29Scald · Water#333
TMsCerulean City — Defeat Misty—Reusable TM that teaches Scald to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM30Bulk Up · Fighting#334
TMsCeladon Department Store — TM counter₽10,000Reusable TM that teaches Bulk Up to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM31Fire Punch · Fire#335
TMsRoute 15 — Defeat Coach Trainer Midge - Requires Chop Down—Reusable TM that teaches Fire Punch to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM32Dazzling Gleam · Fairy#336
TMsRoute 12 — From Mr. Dazzling in the house south of Snorlax—Reusable TM that teaches Dazzling Gleam to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM33Calm Mind · Psychic#337
TMsSaffron City — From Sabrina after defeating her—Reusable TM that teaches Calm Mind to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM34Dragon Pulse · Dragon#338
TMsSilph Co. — Under desk in room to the right - Card Key Required—Reusable TM that teaches Dragon Pulse to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM35Ice Punch · Ice#339
TMsRoute 21 — Defeat Coach Trainer Pam—Reusable TM that teaches Ice Punch to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM36Thunderbolt · Electric#340
TMsVermilion City — From Lt. Surge after defeating him—Reusable TM that teaches Thunderbolt to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM37Flamethrower · Fire#341
TMsSilph Co. — In Bottom-left Room—Reusable TM that teaches Flamethrower to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM38Thunder · Electric#342
TMsPower Plant — In southern part of plant, by sandbags near oil drums—Reusable TM that teaches Thunder to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM39Outrage · Dragon#343
TMsVictory Road — Defeat Coach Trainer Ryan—Reusable TM that teaches Outrage to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM40Psychic · Psychic#344
TMsSaffron City — From man in south-easternmost house—Reusable TM that teaches Psychic to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM41Earthquake · Ground#345
TMsViridian City — From Giovanni after defeating the Gym—Reusable TM that teaches Earthquake to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM42Self-Destruct · Normal#346
TMsSilph Co. — From woman in top-left room—Reusable TM that teaches Self-Destruct to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM43Shadow Ball · Ghost#347
TMsCeladon Department Store — TM counter₽30,000Reusable TM that teaches Shadow Ball to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM44Play Rough · Fairy#348
TMsCeladon City — In rooftop office accessed behind Pokémon Center—Reusable TM that teaches Play Rough to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM45Solar Beam · Grass#349
TMsVictory Road — In area south-west of Black Belt Daisuke, north of a stone switch—Reusable TM that teaches Solar Beam to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM46Fire Blast · Fire#350
TMsCinnabar Island — From Blaine after defeating the Gym—Reusable TM that teaches Fire Blast to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM47Surf · Water#351
TMsRoute 15 — In far top left - Requires Chop Down—Reusable TM that teaches Surf to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM48Hyper Beam · Normal#352
TMsCeladon Department Store — TM counter₽100,000Reusable TM that teaches Hyper Beam to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM49Superpower · Fighting#353
TMsVictory Road — South-east of Juggler Gregory—Reusable TM that teaches Superpower to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM50Roost · Flying#354
TMsRoute 12 — From girl upstairs in the Route 12 Gate—Reusable TM that teaches Roost to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM51Blizzard · Ice#355
TMsVictory Road — South of Officer Jenny in the top left—Reusable TM that teaches Blizzard to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM52Sludge Bomb · Poison#356
TMsPokémon Mansion — In middle bottom room—Reusable TM that teaches Sludge Bomb to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM53Mega Drain · Grass#357
TMsCeladon City — From Erika after defeating her—Reusable TM that teaches Mega Drain to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM54Flash Cannon · Steel#358
TMsSilph Co. — In bottomleft room—Reusable TM that teaches Flash Cannon to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM55Ice Beam · Ice#359
TMsSeafoam Islands — In corner in south part of room—Reusable TM that teaches Ice Beam to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM56Stealth Rock · Rock#360
TMsVictory Road — In area on top of the area behind a Strong Push stone—Reusable TM that teaches Stealth Rock to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM57Pay Day · Normal#361
TMsRoute 4 — Defeat Coach Trainer Oberon—Reusable TM that teaches Pay Day to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM58Drill Run · Ground#362
TMsRoute 17 — From Coach Trainer Grantley—Reusable TM that teaches Drill Run to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM59Dream Eater · Psychic#363
TMsRoute 12 — Defeat Coach Trainer Priya—Reusable TM that teaches Dream Eater to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
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TM60Megahorn · Bug#364
TMsCerulean City — Defeat Coach Trainer Harjit—Reusable TM that teaches Megahorn to compatible Pokémon. It is not consumed after use.
Town Map reference inventory iconKey ItemsPallet Town — gift from Trace’s sister—Shows the routes, towns and landmarks of Kanto.
Poké Flute reference inventory iconKey ItemsLavender Town — Mr. Fuji’s gift after Pokémon Tower—Wakes the Snorlax blocking Route 12 or Route 16 and can wake sleeping Pokémon in battle.
Gold Teeth reference inventory iconKey ItemsFuchsia City — Jessie and James; return them to the warden—Return these to the warden in Fuchsia City to have your partner learn Strong Push.
Lift Key reference inventory iconKey ItemsRocket Hideout — retrieve the key from the Rocket Grunt’s ledge—Unlocks the Rocket Hideout elevator.
Silph Scope reference inventory iconKey ItemsRocket Hideout — defeat Giovanni—Reveals the true identities of the ghosts in Pokémon Tower.
Tea reference inventory icon
Tea#555
Key ItemsCeladon City — gift from Brock—Give the tea to a Saffron gate guard to open the city’s gates.
Pretty Feather reference inventory iconItemsPower Plant; Seafoam Islands; Victory Road—A decorative feather sold as treasure; it does not increase stats.
Shiny Charm reference inventory iconKey ItemsCeladon City — Game Director in the office building after Pokédex completion—Adds two extra Shiny rolls to eligible wild encounters. Obtain it after registering the 150 non-mythical Kanto species; Mew, Meltan and Melmetal are excluded.
Gengarite reference inventory iconItemsIndigo Plateau — stone seller after entering the Hall of Fame₽30,000Enables Mega Gengar in battle once you have the Key Stone. Keep the stone in the Bag; Pokémon do not hold items in these games.
Venusaurite reference inventory iconItemsPallet Town — Blue’s gift after defeating Blaine—Enables Mega Venusaur in battle once you have the Key Stone. Keep the stone in the Bag; Pokémon do not hold items in these games.
Charizardite X reference inventory iconItemsPallet Town — Blue’s gift after defeating Blaine—Enables Mega Charizard X in battle once you have the Key Stone. Keep the stone in the Bag; Pokémon do not hold items in these games.
Blastoisinite reference inventory iconItemsPallet Town — Blue’s gift after defeating Blaine—Enables Mega Blastoise in battle once you have the Key Stone. Keep the stone in the Bag; Pokémon do not hold items in these games.
Mewtwonite X reference inventory iconItemsCerulean Cave — Green’s reward after catching Mewtwo and defeating her—Enables Mega Mewtwo X in battle once you have the Key Stone. Keep the stone in the Bag; Pokémon do not hold items in these games.
Mewtwonite Y reference inventory iconItemsCerulean Cave — Green’s reward after catching Mewtwo and defeating her—Enables Mega Mewtwo Y in battle once you have the Key Stone. Keep the stone in the Bag; Pokémon do not hold items in these games.
Pinsirite reference inventory iconItemsIndigo Plateau — stone seller after entering the Hall of Fame₽30,000Enables Mega Pinsir in battle once you have the Key Stone. Keep the stone in the Bag; Pokémon do not hold items in these games.
Aerodactylite reference inventory iconItemsIndigo Plateau — stone seller after entering the Hall of Fame₽30,000Enables Mega Aerodactyl in battle once you have the Key Stone. Keep the stone in the Bag; Pokémon do not hold items in these games.
Kangaskhanite reference inventory iconItemsIndigo Plateau — stone seller after entering the Hall of Fame₽30,000Enables Mega Kangaskhan in battle once you have the Key Stone. Keep the stone in the Bag; Pokémon do not hold items in these games.
Gyaradosite reference inventory iconItemsIndigo Plateau — stone seller after entering the Hall of Fame₽30,000Enables Mega Gyarados in battle once you have the Key Stone. Keep the stone in the Bag; Pokémon do not hold items in these games.
Charizardite Y reference inventory iconItemsPallet Town — Blue’s gift after defeating Blaine—Enables Mega Charizard Y in battle once you have the Key Stone. Keep the stone in the Bag; Pokémon do not hold items in these games.
Alakazite reference inventory iconItemsIndigo Plateau — stone seller after entering the Hall of Fame₽30,000Enables Mega Alakazam in battle once you have the Key Stone. Keep the stone in the Bag; Pokémon do not hold items in these games.
Shalour Sable reference inventory iconMedicineS.S. Anne — gift from Blue—A snack that removes one Pokémon’s status condition.
Slowbronite reference inventory iconItemsIndigo Plateau — stone seller after entering the Hall of Fame₽30,000Enables Mega Slowbro in battle once you have the Key Stone. Keep the stone in the Bag; Pokémon do not hold items in these games.
Pidgeotite reference inventory iconItemsIndigo Plateau — stone seller after entering the Hall of Fame₽30,000Enables Mega Pidgeot in battle once you have the Key Stone. Keep the stone in the Bag; Pokémon do not hold items in these games.
Beedrillite reference inventory iconItemsIndigo Plateau — stone seller after entering the Hall of Fame₽30,000Enables Mega Beedrill in battle once you have the Key Stone. Keep the stone in the Bag; Pokémon do not hold items in these games.
Key Stone reference inventory iconKey ItemsPallet Town — Blue’s gift after defeating Blaine—Together with the matching Mega Stone in the Bag, enables one Mega Evolution per battle.
Bottle Cap reference inventory iconItemsCeladon Game Corner — recurring random hidden pickups; Vermilion City — daily Mina rematch reward—Mr. Hyper in Vermilion City uses one to Hyper Train one stat of a level-100 Pokémon. This improves the stat as if its IV were 31.
Gold Bottle Cap reference inventory iconItemsCeladon Game Corner — rare recurring hidden pickup—Mr. Hyper in Vermilion City uses one to Hyper Train all six stats of a level-100 Pokémon.
Ice Stone reference inventory iconItemsPokémon Tower; Seafoam Islands; Celadon City₽5,000Evolves Alolan Sandshrew or Alolan Vulpix.
Autograph reference inventory iconKey ItemsVermilion Gym — Lt. Surge’s gift after winning the Thunder Badge—Lt. Surge’s signed souvenir. It has no battle effect.
Silver Razz Berry reference inventory iconBerriesRoute 18; Pokémon Mansion—Stronger than the ordinary version. Makes the target easier to catch.
Golden Razz Berry reference inventory iconBerriesRoute 14; Route 23; Cerulean Cave—The strongest version of this catching berry. Makes the target easier to catch.
Silver Nanab Berry reference inventory iconBerriesRoute 13; Route 14—Stronger than the ordinary version. Slows the target’s movements during a catch encounter.
Golden Nanab Berry reference inventory iconBerriesRoute 15; Route 23; Cerulean Cave; Victory Road—The strongest version of this catching berry. Slows the target’s movements during a catch encounter.
Silver Pinap Berry reference inventory iconBerriesRoute 17—Stronger than the ordinary version. Increases the chance of receiving item rewards after the catch.
Golden Pinap Berry reference inventory iconBerriesRoute 13; Route 14; Route 23—The strongest version of this catching berry. Increases the chance of receiving item rewards after the catch.
Secret Key reference inventory iconKey ItemsPokémon Mansion — basement—Unlocks the Cinnabar Island Gym.
S.S. Ticket reference inventory iconKey ItemsRoute 25 — Bill’s gift—Allows boarding the S.S. Anne in Vermilion City.
Parcel reference inventory icon
Parcel#1022
Key ItemsViridian City Poké Mart — deliver to Professor Oak—Deliver Oak’s parcel from the Viridian Poké Mart to his Pallet Town lab.
Card Key reference inventory iconKey ItemsSilph Co. — fifth floor story reward—Opens locked doors in Silph Co.
Stretchy Spring reference inventory iconItemsGift from your partner Pokémon—A spring given by your partner as a small souvenir.
Chalky Stone reference inventory iconItemsGift from your partner Pokémon—A pale stone given by your partner as a souvenir.
Marble reference inventory icon
Marble#1026
ItemsGift from your partner Pokémon—A small glass marble given by your partner.
Lone Earring reference inventory iconItemsGift from your partner Pokémon—An earring found and gifted by your partner.
Beach Glass reference inventory iconItemsGift from your partner Pokémon—A sea-worn piece of glass gifted by your partner.
Gold Leaf reference inventory iconItemsGift from your partner Pokémon—A golden leaf gifted by your partner.
Silver Leaf reference inventory iconItemsGift from your partner Pokémon—A silvery leaf gifted by your partner.
Polished Mud Ball reference inventory iconItemsGift from your partner Pokémon—A smooth mud ball gifted by your partner.
Tropical Shell reference inventory iconItemsGift from your partner Pokémon—A shell gifted by your partner.
Leaf Letter reference inventory iconItemsGift from your partner Pokémon—A leaf marked with the partner Pikachu’s footprints. A keepsake with no battle effect.
Leaf Letter reference inventory iconItemsGift from your partner Pokémon—A leaf marked with the partner Eevee’s footprints. A keepsake with no battle effect.
Small Bouquet reference inventory iconItemsGift from your partner Pokémon—A small flower arrangement gifted by your partner.
Lure reference inventory icon
Lure#1036
Items
Route 3; Route 11 +15 more locations

Route 3; Route 11; Route 12; Route 25; Viridian Forest; Underground Path 5-6; Underground Path 7-8; Viridian City; Pewter City; Cerulean City; Vermilion City; Lavender Town; Celadon City; Saffron City; Fuchsia City; Cinnabar Island; Indigo Plateau

₽400Increases wild Pokémon appearances and the chance of a Shiny encounter for 100 steps.
Super Lure reference inventory iconItems
Route 17; Fuchsia City +10 more locations

Route 17; Fuchsia City; Seafoam Islands; Viridian City; Pewter City; Cerulean City; Vermilion City; Lavender Town; Celadon City; Saffron City; Cinnabar Island; Indigo Plateau

₽700Provides the same encounter boost as Lure for 200 steps.
Max Lure reference inventory iconItems
Route 12; Cerulean Cave +12 more locations

Route 12; Cerulean Cave; Silph Co.; Pokémon Mansion; Viridian City; Pewter City; Cerulean City; Vermilion City; Lavender Town; Celadon City; Saffron City; Fuchsia City; Cinnabar Island; Indigo Plateau

₽900Provides the same encounter boost as Lure for 250 steps.
Pewter Crunchies reference inventory iconMedicinePewter City Pokémon Center — daily seller; Celadon City — gift from Brock₽500A Pewter City snack that removes one Pokémon’s status condition.
Health Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send matching species such as Chansey to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards; Celadon City — gifts and pickups—Increases HP by +1 AV per successful feed, up to 50 AVs. Requires level 1; Candy needed per feed rises with existing AVs.
Mighty Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send matching species such as Growlithe to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards; Celadon City — gifts and pickups—Increases Attack by +1 AV per successful feed, up to 50 AVs. Requires level 1; Candy needed per feed rises with existing AVs.
Tough Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send matching species such as Geodude to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards; Celadon City — gifts and pickups—Increases Defense by +1 AV per successful feed, up to 50 AVs. Requires level 1; Candy needed per feed rises with existing AVs.
Smart Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send matching species such as Oddish to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards; Celadon City — gifts and pickups—Increases Sp. Atk by +1 AV per successful feed, up to 50 AVs. Requires level 1; Candy needed per feed rises with existing AVs.
Courage Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send matching species such as Tentacool to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards; Celadon City — gifts and pickups—Increases Sp. Def by +1 AV per successful feed, up to 50 AVs. Requires level 1; Candy needed per feed rises with existing AVs.
Quick Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send matching species such as Pidgey to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards; Celadon City — gifts and pickups—Increases Speed by +1 AV per successful feed, up to 50 AVs. Requires level 1; Candy needed per feed rises with existing AVs.
Health Candy L reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send matching species such as Chansey to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards; Celadon City — gifts and pickups—Increases HP by +1 AV per successful feed, up to 100 AVs. Requires level 30 or higher; Candy needed per feed rises with existing AVs.
Mighty Candy L reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send matching species such as Growlithe to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards; Celadon City — gifts and pickups—Increases Attack by +1 AV per successful feed, up to 100 AVs. Requires level 30 or higher; Candy needed per feed rises with existing AVs.
Tough Candy L reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send matching species such as Geodude to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards; Celadon City — gifts and pickups—Increases Defense by +1 AV per successful feed, up to 100 AVs. Requires level 30 or higher; Candy needed per feed rises with existing AVs.
Smart Candy L reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send matching species such as Oddish to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards; Celadon City — gifts and pickups—Increases Sp. Atk by +1 AV per successful feed, up to 100 AVs. Requires level 30 or higher; Candy needed per feed rises with existing AVs.
Courage Candy L reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send matching species such as Tentacool to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards; Celadon City — gifts and pickups—Increases Sp. Def by +1 AV per successful feed, up to 100 AVs. Requires level 30 or higher; Candy needed per feed rises with existing AVs.
Quick Candy L reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send matching species such as Pidgey to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards; Celadon City — gifts and pickups—Increases Speed by +1 AV per successful feed, up to 100 AVs. Requires level 30 or higher; Candy needed per feed rises with existing AVs.
Health Candy XL reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send matching species such as Chansey to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Increases HP by +1 AV per successful feed, up to 200 AVs. Requires level 60 or higher; Candy needed per feed rises with existing AVs.
Mighty Candy XL reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send matching species such as Growlithe to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Increases Attack by +1 AV per successful feed, up to 200 AVs. Requires level 60 or higher; Candy needed per feed rises with existing AVs.
Tough Candy XL reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send matching species such as Geodude to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Increases Defense by +1 AV per successful feed, up to 200 AVs. Requires level 60 or higher; Candy needed per feed rises with existing AVs.
Smart Candy XL reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send matching species such as Oddish to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Increases Sp. Atk by +1 AV per successful feed, up to 200 AVs. Requires level 60 or higher; Candy needed per feed rises with existing AVs.
Courage Candy XL reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send matching species such as Tentacool to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Increases Sp. Def by +1 AV per successful feed, up to 200 AVs. Requires level 60 or higher; Candy needed per feed rises with existing AVs.
Quick Candy XL reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send matching species such as Pidgey to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Increases Speed by +1 AV per successful feed, up to 200 AVs. Requires level 60 or higher; Candy needed per feed rises with existing AVs.
Bulbasaur Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Bulbasaur, Ivysaur and Venusaur to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Bulbasaur, Ivysaur and Venusaur, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Charmander Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Charmander, Charmeleon and Charizard to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Charmander, Charmeleon and Charizard, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Squirtle Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Squirtle, Wartortle and Blastoise to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Squirtle, Wartortle and Blastoise, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Caterpie Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Caterpie, Metapod and Butterfree to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Caterpie, Metapod and Butterfree, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Weedle Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Weedle, Kakuna and Beedrill to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Weedle, Kakuna and Beedrill, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Pidgey Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Pidgey, Pidgeotto and Pidgeot to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Pidgey, Pidgeotto and Pidgeot, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Rattata Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Rattata and Raticate to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Rattata and Raticate, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Spearow Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Spearow and Fearow to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Spearow and Fearow, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Ekans Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Ekans and Arbok to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Ekans and Arbok, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Pikachu Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Pikachu and Raichu to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Pikachu and Raichu, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Sandshrew Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Sandshrew and Sandslash to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Sandshrew and Sandslash, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Nidoran♀ Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Nidoran♀, Nidorina and Nidoqueen to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Nidoran♀, Nidorina and Nidoqueen, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Nidoran♂ Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Nidoran♂, Nidorino and Nidoking to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Nidoran♂, Nidorino and Nidoking, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Clefairy Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Clefairy and Clefable to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Clefairy and Clefable, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Vulpix Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Vulpix and Ninetales to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Vulpix and Ninetales, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Jigglypuff Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Jigglypuff and Wigglytuff to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Jigglypuff and Wigglytuff, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Zubat Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Zubat and Golbat to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Zubat and Golbat, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Oddish Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Oddish, Gloom and Vileplume to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Oddish, Gloom and Vileplume, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Paras Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Paras and Parasect to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Paras and Parasect, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Venonat Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Venonat and Venomoth to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Venonat and Venomoth, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Diglett Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Diglett and Dugtrio to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Diglett and Dugtrio, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Meowth Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Meowth and Persian to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Meowth and Persian, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Psyduck Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Psyduck and Golduck to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Psyduck and Golduck, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Mankey Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Mankey and Primeape to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Mankey and Primeape, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Growlithe Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Growlithe and Arcanine to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Growlithe and Arcanine, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Poliwag Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Poliwag, Poliwhirl and Poliwrath to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Poliwag, Poliwhirl and Poliwrath, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Abra Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Abra, Kadabra and Alakazam to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Abra, Kadabra and Alakazam, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Machop Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Machop, Machoke and Machamp to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Machop, Machoke and Machamp, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Bellsprout Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Bellsprout, Weepinbell and Victreebel to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Bellsprout, Weepinbell and Victreebel, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Tentacool Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Tentacool and Tentacruel to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Tentacool and Tentacruel, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Geodude Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Geodude, Graveler and Golem to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Geodude, Graveler and Golem, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Ponyta Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Ponyta and Rapidash to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Ponyta and Rapidash, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Slowpoke Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Slowpoke and Slowbro to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Slowpoke and Slowbro, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Magnemite Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Magnemite and Magneton to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Magnemite and Magneton, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Farfetch’d Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Farfetch’d to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Farfetch’d, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Doduo Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Doduo and Dodrio to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Doduo and Dodrio, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Seel Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Seel and Dewgong to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Seel and Dewgong, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Grimer Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Grimer and Muk to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Grimer and Muk, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Shellder Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Shellder and Cloyster to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Shellder and Cloyster, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Gastly Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Gastly, Haunter and Gengar to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Gastly, Haunter and Gengar, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Onix Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Onix to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Onix, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Drowzee Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Drowzee and Hypno to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Drowzee and Hypno, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Krabby Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Krabby and Kingler to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Krabby and Kingler, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Voltorb Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Voltorb and Electrode to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Voltorb and Electrode, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Exeggcute Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Exeggcute and Exeggutor to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Exeggcute and Exeggutor, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Cubone Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Cubone and Marowak to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Cubone and Marowak, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Hitmonlee Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Hitmonlee to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Hitmonlee, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Hitmonchan Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Hitmonchan to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Hitmonchan, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Lickitung Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Lickitung to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Lickitung, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Koffing Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Koffing and Weezing to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Koffing and Weezing, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Rhyhorn Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Rhyhorn and Rhydon to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Rhyhorn and Rhydon, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Chansey Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Chansey to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Chansey, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Tangela Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Tangela to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Tangela, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Kangaskhan Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Kangaskhan to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Kangaskhan, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Horsea Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Horsea and Seadra to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Horsea and Seadra, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Goldeen Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Goldeen and Seaking to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Goldeen and Seaking, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Staryu Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Staryu and Starmie to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Staryu and Starmie, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Mr. Mime Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Mr. Mime to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Mr. Mime, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Scyther Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Scyther to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Scyther, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Jynx Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Jynx to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Jynx, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Electabuzz Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Electabuzz to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Electabuzz, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Pinsir Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Pinsir to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Pinsir, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Tauros Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Tauros to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Tauros, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Magikarp Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Magikarp and Gyarados to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Magikarp and Gyarados, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Lapras Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Lapras to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Lapras, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Ditto Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Ditto to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Ditto, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Eevee Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Eevee, Vaporeon, Jolteon and Flareon to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Eevee, Vaporeon, Jolteon and Flareon, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Porygon Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Porygon to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Porygon, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Omanyte Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Omanyte and Omastar to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Omanyte and Omastar, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Kabuto Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Kabuto and Kabutops to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Kabuto and Kabutops, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Aerodactyl Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Aerodactyl to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Aerodactyl, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Snorlax Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Snorlax to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Snorlax, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Articuno Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Articuno to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Articuno, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Zapdos Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Zapdos to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Zapdos, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Moltres Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Moltres to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Moltres, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Dratini Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Dratini, Dragonair and Dragonite to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Dratini, Dragonair and Dragonite, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Mewtwo Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarSend additional Mewtwo from trades or GO Park to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Mewtwo, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Mew Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarPoké Ball Plus — stroll with Mew or return a stroll while Mew follows in game—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Mew, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Meltan Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarGO Park — catch transferred Meltan/Melmetal; send them to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Meltan and Melmetal, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.
Magmar Candy reference inventory iconCandy JarCatch rewards or send Magmar to Professor Oak; Poké Ball Plus stroll rewards—Adds +1 AV to all six stats of Magmar, up to 200 AVs per stat. Usable from level 1.

Using this item reference

Search a name, move, effect or place. Category and pocket filters combine; selecting several values in one filter includes any of them. The filter counts show obtainable items. Prices are Let’s Go purchase prices where a shop source is recorded. A dash means no standard cash purchase is recorded. Gifted and found items are not assigned a price just because another game sells them. Locations are acquisition summaries, rather than a list of every hidden pickup.

Let’s Go availability

The default view shows 272 obtainable items in the 1033-entry reference catalogue. The linked source flags 271 entries as obtainable; this guide also includes the verified Shiny Charm gift in Celadon City. “Show unused items” reveals the remaining inventory records, which are labelled as unavailable in these games. Their reference effects do not imply that you can find or use them in Let’s Go.

The sixty TMs are reusable. Secret Techniques handle field travel, and there are no HMs. Pokémon do not hold items; Mega Evolution checks the Key Stone and matching stone in your Bag. Candy training increases Awakening Values rather than conventional EVs.

Catalogue: Dittobase. Game-specific locations, prices, TMs and candy rules checked against Serebii’s Let’s Go references. Artwork and picture credits. Inventory pictures are unchanged reference icons; an icon does not establish in-game availability. Pokémon imagery © Nintendo, Creatures and GAME FREAK.

References

Covered edition: Original Pokémon: Let’s Go, Pikachu! and Pokémon: Let’s Go, Eevee! for Nintendo Switch (2018). Both versions share this item reference; the partner Pokémon depends on your edition.