Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire Items

Original Game Boy Advance item effects, Bag pockets, machines, prices and acquisition requirements.

Displaying 258 of 281 items.

Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire items, prices, effects and locations
	Pocket	Location		Description
Master Ball#001	Poké Balls	Magma Hideout in Ruby / Aqua Hideout in Sapphire; Lilycove Department Store lottery with all five ID digits matching	—	The best BALL that catches a Pokémon without fail.
Ultra Ball#002	Poké Balls	Routes 119, 123, 126; New Mauville; Mt. Pyre	₽1,200	A better BALL with a higher catch rate than a GREAT BALL.
Great Ball#003	Poké Balls	Routes 109, 110, 115, 117; Petalburg Woods	₽600	A good BALL with a higher catch rate than a Poké BALL.
Poké Ball#004	Poké Balls	Routes 104, 106, 110, 123, 126	₽200	A tool used for catching wild Pokémon.
Safari Ball#005	Poké Balls	Safari ZoneSafari Zone supply	—	Safari Zone supply: catches Pokémon during the Safari Game and cannot be carried out as an ordinary Bag item.
Net Ball#006	Poké Balls	Mossdeep City	₽1,000	A BALL that works well on WATER- and BUG-type Pokémon.
Dive Ball#007	Poké Balls	Abandoned Ship	₽1,000	3.5× catch multiplier underwater in Ruby/Sapphire; 1× when fishing or surfing above water.
Nest Ball#008	Poké Balls	Route 120	₽1,000	A BALL that works better on weaker Pokémon.
Repeat Ball#009	Poké Balls	Route 116 (Devon employee)	₽1,000	A BALL that works better on Pokémon caught before.
Timer Ball#010	Poké Balls	Trick House (second puzzle)	₽1,000	Catch multiplier rises from 1× to 4× over 30 turns (0.1× per elapsed turn).
Luxury Ball#011	Poké Balls	Abandoned Ship	—	A cozy BALL that makes Pokémon more friendly.
Premier Ball#012	Poké Balls	Rustboro City	—	A rare BALL made in commemoration of some event.
Potion#013	Items	Routes 102, 104, 116; Oldale Town	₽300	Restores the HP of a Pokémon by 20 points.
Antidote#014	Items	Route 104	₽100	Heals a poisoned Pokémon.
Burn Heal#015	Items	Jagged Pass	₽250	Heals Pokémon of a burn.
Ice Heal#016	Items	Lavaridge Town; Shoal Cave	₽250	Defrosts a frozen Pokémon.
Awakening#017	Items	Most Poké Marts	₽250	Awakens a sleeping Pokémon.
Paralyze Heal#018	Items	Petalburg Woods; New Mauville	₽200	Heals a paralyzed Pokémon.
Full Restore#019	Items	Victory Road	₽3,000	Fully restores the HP and status of a Pokémon.
Max Potion#020	Items	Mt. Pyre	₽2,500	Fully restores the HP of a Pokémon.
Hyper Potion#021	Items	Routes 118, 119, 120, 123	₽1,200	Restores the HP of a Pokémon by 200 points.
Super Potion#022	Items	Routes 104, 115, 116	₽700	Restores the HP of a Pokémon by 50 points.
Full Heal#023	Items	Routes 110, 119, 120, 121; New Mauville	₽600	Heals all the status problems of one Pokémon.
Revive#024	Items	Routes 109, 110, 114, 117, 120, 123	₽1,500	Revives a fainted Pokémon with half its HP.
Max Revive#025	Items	Abandoned Ship; Safari Zone	—	Revives a fainted Pokémon with all its HP.
Fresh Water#026	Items	Lilycove Dept. Store (vending machines)	₽200	A mineral water that restores HP by 50 points.
Soda Pop#027	Items	Route 109 (Seashore House)	₽300	A fizzy soda drink that restores HP by 60 points.
Lemonade#028	Items	Lilycove Dept. Store (vending machines)	₽350	A very sweet drink that restores HP by 80 points.
Moomoo Milk#029	Items	No native Ruby/Sapphire source; compatible held-item trade from another Generation III gameCompatible trade only	—	A nutritious milk that restores HP by 100 points.
Energy Powder#030	Items	Lavaridge Town (Herb Shop)	₽500	A bitter powder that restores HP by 50 points.
Energy Root#031	Items	Lavaridge Town (Herb Shop)	₽800	A bitter root that restores HP by 200 points.
Heal Powder#032	Items	Lavaridge Town (Herb Shop)	₽450	A bitter powder that heals all status problems.
Revival Herb#033	Items	Lavaridge Town (Herb Shop)	₽2,800	A very bitter herb that revives a fainted Pokémon.
Ether#034	Items	Petalburg Woods (and several routes)	—	Restores the PP of a selected move by 10.
Max Ether#035	Items	Mt. Pyre	—	Fully restores the PP of a selected move.
Elixir#036	Items	Route 119 (×2)	—	Restores the PP of all moves by 10.
Max Elixir#037	Items	Victory Road	—	Fully restores the PP of a Pokémon's moves.
Lava Cookie#038	Items	Mt. Chimney	₽200	A local specialty that heals all status problems.
Blue Flute#039	Items	Route 113 (Glass Workshop)	—	A glass flute that awakens sleeping Pokémon.
Yellow Flute#040	Items	Route 113 (Glass Workshop)	—	A glass flute that snaps Pokémon out of confusion.
Red Flute#041	Items	Route 113 (Glass Workshop)	—	A glass flute that snaps Pokémon out of attraction.
Black Flute#042	Items	Route 113 (Glass Workshop)	—	A glass flute that keeps away wild Pokémon.
White Flute#043	Items	Route 113 Glass Workshop	—	A glass flute that lures wild Pokémon.
Berry Juice#044	Items	No native Ruby/Sapphire source; compatible held-item trade from another Generation III gameCompatible trade only	—	A 100% pure juice that restores HP by 20 points.
Sacred Ash#045	Items	No native Ruby/Sapphire source; compatible Generation III held-item trade (for example Ho-Oh’s item from Pokémon Colosseum)Compatible trade only	—	Fully revives and restores all fainted Pokémon.
Shoal Salt#046	Items	Shoal Cave (low tide)	—	Salt obtained from deep inside the SHOAL CAVE.
Shoal Shell#047	Items	Shoal Cave (high tide)	—	A seashell found deep inside the SHOAL CAVE.
Red Shard#048	Items	Routes 124 and 127 (underwater)	—	A shard from an ancient item. Can be sold cheaply.
Blue Shard#049	Items	Routes 124 and 126 (underwater)	—	A shard from an ancient item. Can be sold cheaply.
Yellow Shard#050	Items	Routes 124 and 126 (underwater)	—	A shard from an ancient item. Can be sold cheaply.
Green Shard#051	Items	Routes 124 (underwater) and 126	—	A shard from an ancient item. Can be sold cheaply.
HP Up#063	Items	Lilycove Dept. Store	₽9,800	Raises the HP of one Pokémon.
Protein#064	Items	Lilycove Dept. Store	₽9,800	Raises the stat ATTACK of one Pokémon.
Iron#065	Items	Lilycove Dept. Store	₽9,800	Raises the stat DEFENSE of one Pokémon.
Carbos#066	Items	Lilycove Dept. Store	₽9,800	Raises the stat SPEED of one Pokémon.
Calcium#067	Items	Lilycove Dept. Store	₽9,800	Raises the stat Sp. Atk of one Pokémon.
Rare Candy#068	Items	Mt. Pyre (and many routes)	—	Raises the level of a Pokémon by one.
PP Up#069	Items	Meteor Falls	—	Raises the maximum PP of a selected move.
Zinc#070	Items	Lilycove Dept. Store	₽9,800	Raises the stat Sp. Def of one Pokémon.
PP Max#071	Items	Trick House (seventh puzzle)	—	Raises the PP of a move to its maximum points.
Guard Spec.#073	Items	Mauville Poké Mart	₽700	Prevents stat reduction when used in battle.
Dire Hit#074	Items	Mauville Poké Mart	₽650	Raises the critical-hit ratio during one battle.
X Attack#075	Items	Most Poké Marts	₽500	Raises the stat ATTACK during one battle.
X Defense#076	Items	Most Poké Marts	₽550	Raises the stat DEFENSE during one battle.
X Speed#077	Items	Mauville Poké Mart	₽350	Raises the stat SPEED during one battle.
X Accuracy#078	Items	Mauville Poké Mart	₽950	Raises accuracy of attack moves during one battle.
X Special#079	Items	Lilycove Dept. Store	₽350	Raises the stat Sp. Atk during one battle.
Poké Doll#080	Items	No native Ruby/Sapphire source; compatible held-item trade from another Generation III gameCompatible trade only	—	Use to flee from any battle with a wild Pokémon.
Fluffy Tail#081	Items	Verdanturf Town Poké Mart	₽1,000	Use to flee from any battle with a wild Pokémon.
Super Repel#083	Items	Routes 113, 119, 123, Mt. Pyre	₽500	Repels weak wild Pokémon for 200 steps.
Max Repel#084	Items	Lilycove City, Victory Road	₽700	Repels weak wild Pokémon for 250 steps.
Escape Rope#085	Items	Granite Cave, Abandoned Ship, New Mauville	₽550	Use to escape instantly from a cave or a dungeon.
Repel#086	Items	Routes 116 and 117, Granite Cave	₽350	Repels weak wild Pokémon for 100 steps.
Sun Stone#093	Items	Mossdeep Space Center	—	Makes certain species of Pokémon evolve.
Moon Stone#094	Items	Meteor Falls	—	Makes certain species of Pokémon evolve.
Fire Stone#095	Items	Fiery Path	—	Makes certain species of Pokémon evolve.
Thunder Stone#096	Items	New Mauville	—	Makes certain species of Pokémon evolve.
Water Stone#097	Items	Abandoned Ship	—	Makes certain species of Pokémon evolve.
Leaf Stone#098	Items	Route 119	—	Makes certain species of Pokémon evolve.
Tiny Mushroom#103	Items	Petalburg Woods	—	A plain, ordinary mushroom. Can be sold cheaply.
Big Mushroom#104	Items	No native Ruby/Sapphire source; compatible held-item trade from another Generation III gameCompatible trade only	—	A rare mushroom that would sell at a high price.
Pearl#106	Items	Routes 124, 126, and 128	—	A pretty pearl. Can be sold cheaply.
Big Pearl#107	Items	Routes 124 and 126 (underwater)	—	A lovely large pearl that would sell at a high price.
Stardust#108	Items	Routes 106, 111, and 126 (underwater)	—	Beautiful red sand. Can be sold at a high price.
Star Piece#109	Items	Routes 127 and 133	—	A red gem shard. It would sell for a very high price.
Nugget#110	Items	Routes 112, 119, 120, 121	—	A nugget of pure gold. Can be sold at a high price.
Heart Scale#111	Items	Routes 109, 124, 128 and more	—	A lovely scale. It is coveted by collectors.
Orange Mail#121	Items	Trick House	₽50	A ZIGZAGOON-print MAIL to be held by a Pokémon.
Harbor Mail#122	Items	Trick House	₽50	A WINGULL-print MAIL to be held by a Pokémon.
Glitter Mail#123	Items	Trick House	—	A PIKACHU-print MAIL to be held by a Pokémon.
Mech Mail#124	Items	Trick House	₽50	A MAGNEMITE-print MAIL to be held by a Pokémon.
Wood Mail#125	Items	Trick House	₽50	A SLAKOTH-print MAIL to be held by a Pokémon.
Wave Mail#126	Items	Trick House	₽50	A WAILMER-print MAIL to be held by a Pokémon.
Bead Mail#127	Items	Trick House	—	MAIL featuring a sketch of the holding Pokémon.
Shadow Mail#128	Items	Trick House	₽50	A DUSKULL-print MAIL to be held by a Pokémon.
Tropic Mail#129	Items	Trick House	—	A BELLOSSOM-print MAIL to be held by a Pokémon.
Dream Mail#130	Items	No native Ruby/Sapphire source; compatible held-item trade from another Generation III gameCompatible trade only	—	MAIL featuring a sketch of the holding Pokémon.
Fab Mail#131	Items	No native Ruby/Sapphire source; compatible held-item trade from another Generation III gameCompatible trade only	—	A gorgeous-print MAIL to be held by a Pokémon.
Retro Mail#132	Items	No native Ruby/Sapphire source; compatible held-item trade from another Generation III gameCompatible trade only	—	MAIL featuring the drawings of three Pokémon.
Cheri Berry#133	Berries	Routes 102 and 104	—	A hold item that heals paralysis in battle.
Chesto Berry#134	Berries	Routes 104, 116, and 121	—	A hold item that awakens Pokémon in battle.
Pecha Berry#135	Berries	Routes 102, 104, 112, 120, 123	—	A hold item that heals poisoning in battle.
Rawst Berry#136	Berries	Routes 112, 121, and 123	—	A hold item that heals a burn in battle.
Aspear Berry#137	Berries	Routes 120 and 121	—	A hold item that defrosts Pokémon in battle.
Leppa Berry#138	Berries	Routes 103, 104, 119, and 123	—	A hold item that restores 10 PP in battle.
Oran Berry#139	Berries	Routes 102, 104, and 111	—	A hold item that restores 10 HP in battle.
Persim Berry#140	Berries	Routes 114 and 121	—	A hold item that heals confusion in battle.
Lum Berry#141	Berries	Route 123 (Berry Master's wife)	—	A hold item that heals status in battle.
Sitrus Berry#142	Berries	Routes 118, 119, and 123	—	A hold item that restores 30 HP in battle.
Figy Berry#143	Berries	Route 120 (Trainer ID)	—	A hold item that restores HP but may confuse.
Guide Berry#144	Berries	Route 120 (Trainer ID)	—	A hold item that restores HP but may confuse.
Mago Berry#145	Berries	Route 120 (Trainer ID)	—	A hold item that restores HP but may confuse.
Aguav Berry#146	Berries	Route 120 (Trainer ID)	—	A hold item that restores HP but may confuse.
Iapapa Berry#147	Berries	Route 120 (Trainer ID)	—	A hold item that restores HP but may confuse.
Razz Berry#148	Berries	Routes 111 and 120	—	{POKEBLOCK} ingredient. Plant in loamy soil to grow RAZZ.
Bluk Berry#149	Berries	Route 115	—	{POKEBLOCK} ingredient. Plant in loamy soil to grow BLUK.
Nanab Berry#150	Berries	Routes 110, 120, and 121	—	{POKEBLOCK} ingredient. Plant in loamy soil to grow NANAB.
Wepear Berry#151	Berries	Routes 117 and 120	—	{POKEBLOCK} ingredient. Plant in loamy soil to grow WEPEAR.
Pinap Berry#152	Berries	Routes 116 and 120	—	{POKEBLOCK} ingredient. Plant in loamy soil to grow PINAP.
Pomeg Berry#153	Berries	Routes 119 and 123	—	Ingredient for making Pokéblocks. These Berries do not reduce EVs or raise friendship in Ruby/Sapphire; those effects begin in Emerald.
Kelpsy Berry#154	Berries	Route 115	—	Ingredient for making Pokéblocks. These Berries do not reduce EVs or raise friendship in Ruby/Sapphire; those effects begin in Emerald.
Qualot Berry#155	Berries	Route 123	—	Ingredient for making Pokéblocks. These Berries do not reduce EVs or raise friendship in Ruby/Sapphire; those effects begin in Emerald.
Hondew Berry#156	Berries	Route 119	—	Ingredient for making Pokéblocks. These Berries do not reduce EVs or raise friendship in Ruby/Sapphire; those effects begin in Emerald.
Grepa Berry#157	Berries	Route 123	—	Ingredient for making Pokéblocks. These Berries do not reduce EVs or raise friendship in Ruby/Sapphire; those effects begin in Emerald.
Tamato Berry#158	Berries	Route 123 (Berry Master)	—	Ingredient for making Pokéblocks. These Berries do not reduce EVs or raise friendship in Ruby/Sapphire; those effects begin in Emerald.
Cornn Berry#159	Berries	Route 123 (Berry Master)	—	{POKEBLOCK} ingredient. Plant in loamy soil to grow CORNN.
Magost Berry#160	Berries	Route 123 (Berry Master)	—	{POKEBLOCK} ingredient. Plant in loamy soil to grow MAGOST.
Rabuta Berry#161	Berries	Route 123 (Berry Master)	—	{POKEBLOCK} ingredient. Plant in loamy soil to grow RABUTA.
Nomel Berry#162	Berries	Route 123 (Berry Master)	—	{POKEBLOCK} ingredient. Plant in loamy soil to grow NOMEL.
Spelon Berry#163	Berries	Route 123 (Berry Master's wife)	—	{POKEBLOCK} ingredient. Plant in loamy soil to grow SPELON.
Pamtre Berry#164	Berries	Route 123 (Berry Master's wife)	—	{POKEBLOCK} ingredient. Plant in loamy soil to grow PAMTRE.
Watmel Berry#165	Berries	Route 123 (Berry Master's wife)	—	{POKEBLOCK} ingredient. Plant in loamy soil to grow WATMEL.
Durin Berry#166	Berries	Route 123 (Berry Master's wife)	—	{POKEBLOCK} ingredient. Plant in loamy soil to grow DURIN.
Belue Berry#167	Berries	Route 123 (Berry Master's wife)	—	{POKEBLOCK} ingredient. Plant in loamy soil to grow BELUE.
Liechi Berry#168	Berries	Mirage Island	—	A hold item that raises ATTACK in a pinch.
Ganlon Berry#169	Berries	Historical distribution or compatible held-item trade from another Generation III game; no ordinary Ruby/Sapphire sourceHistorical event or trade	—	A hold item that raises DEFENSE in a pinch.
Salac Berry#170	Berries	Historical distribution or compatible held-item trade from another Generation III game; no ordinary Ruby/Sapphire sourceHistorical event or trade	—	A hold item that raises SPEED in a pinch.
Petaya Berry#171	Berries	Historical distribution or compatible held-item trade from another Generation III game; no ordinary Ruby/Sapphire sourceHistorical event or trade	—	A hold item that raises Sp. Atk in a pinch.
Apicot Berry#172	Berries	Historical distribution or compatible held-item trade from another Generation III game; no ordinary Ruby/Sapphire sourceHistorical event or trade	—	A hold item that raises Sp. Def in a pinch.
Lansat Berry#173	Berries	No native Ruby/Sapphire source; compatible held-item trade from Emerald’s Battle Frontier reward; grow more once obtainedCompatible trade only	—	A hold item that ups the critical- hit rate in a pinch.
Starf Berry#174	Berries	No native Ruby/Sapphire source; compatible held-item trade from Emerald’s Battle Frontier reward; grow more once obtainedCompatible trade only	—	A hold item that sharply boosts a stat in a pinch.
Enigma Berry#175	Berries	e-Reader card (Japan only)Historical event or trade	—	Event-defined e-Reader Berry slot in Ruby/Sapphire; its data determines its effect. The later fixed Enigma Berry effect does not apply.
Bright Powder#179	Items	Battle Tower (win streak)	—	A hold item that casts a glare to reduce accuracy.
White Herb#180	Items	Route 104	—	Held: restores lowered stat stages once, then is consumed.
Macho Brace#181	Items	Route 111	—	Held: doubles EVs earned from battle and halves Speed during battle.
Exp. Share#182	Items	Mr. Stone in Rustboro City after delivering his Letter to Steven in Dewford; Lilycove lottery with three matching ID digits	—	Held: half the earned experience is split between Exp. Share holders. Eligible holders also receive the battle’s full EV yield.
Quick Claw#183	Items	Trainer's School (Rustboro)	—	A hold item that occasionally allows the first strike.
Soothe Bell#184	Items	Slateport City Pokémon Fan Club: show a Pokémon with high friendship	—	Held: increases friendship gained by 50%.
Mental Herb#185	Items	Fortree City	—	Held: cures infatuation once, then is consumed.
Choice Band#186	Items	Battle Tower (win streak)	—	Held: increases Attack by 50%, but restricts the holder to one selected move until it switches out.
King’s Rock#187	Items	Mossdeep City	—	Held: eligible damaging moves gain a 10% flinch chance. Trade Poliwhirl or Slowpoke holding it to evolve into Politoed or Slowking.
Silver Powder#188	Items	Held by Bug Maniac's Masquerain (Route 120)	—	Held: Bug-type moves gain 10% power in Ruby/Sapphire.
Amulet Coin#189	Items	Littleroot Town (Mom)	—	Doubles money in battle if the holder takes part.
Cleanse Tag#190	Items	Mt. Pyre	—	A hold item that helps repel wild Pokémon.
Soul Dew#191	Items	Held by Latias in Ruby or Latios in Sapphire on Southern Island; requires an eligible Eon TicketHistorical event or trade	—	Held by Latios or Latias: increases Special Attack and Special Defense by 50%; its effect is disabled in the Battle Tower.
Deep Sea Tooth#192	Items	Slateport (Captain Stern)	—	Held by Clamperl: doubles Special Attack. Trade Clamperl holding it to evolve into Huntail.
Deep Sea Scale#193	Items	Slateport (Captain Stern)	—	Held by Clamperl: doubles Special Defense. Trade Clamperl holding it to evolve into Gorebyss.
Smoke Ball#194	Items	Trick House (fourth puzzle)	—	A hold item that can be used to flee from a wild Pokémon.
Everstone#195	Items	Granite Cave	—	Held: prevents evolution. It does not pass down a parent’s Nature in Ruby/Sapphire.
Focus Band#196	Items	Shoal Cave	—	A hold item that occasionally prevents fainting.
Lucky Egg#197	Items	No native Ruby/Sapphire source; compatible Generation III held-item tradeCompatible trade only	—	Held: increases experience earned by 50%.
Scope Lens#198	Items	Battle Tower (win streak)	—	A hold item that raises the critical- hit rate.
Metal Coat#199	Items	Held by wild Magnemite/Magneton	—	Held: Steel moves gain 10% power. Trade Onix or Scyther holding it to evolve into Steelix or Scizor.
Leftovers#200	Items	S.S. Tidal	—	A hold item that gradually restores HP in battle.
Dragon Scale#201	Items	Held by wild Horsea or Bagon	—	Trade Seadra holding it to evolve into Kingdra. It does not boost Dragon moves.
Light Ball#202	Items	Held by wild Pikachu	—	Held by Pikachu: doubles Special Attack in Generation III. Ruby/Sapphire does not have the later Volt Tackle breeding rule.
Soft Sand#203	Items	Route 109 (beach)	—	Held: Ground-type moves gain 10% power in Ruby/Sapphire.
Hard Stone#204	Items	Trick House (third puzzle)	—	Held: Rock-type moves gain 10% power in Ruby/Sapphire.
Miracle Seed#205	Items	Petalburg Woods	—	Held: Grass-type moves gain 10% power in Ruby/Sapphire.
Black Glasses#206	Items	Route 116	—	Held: Dark-type moves gain 10% power in Ruby/Sapphire.
Black Belt#207	Items	Route 115 (from Black Belt Nob)	—	Held: Fighting-type moves gain 10% power in Ruby/Sapphire.
Magnet#208	Items	Trick House (sixth puzzle)	—	Held: Electric-type moves gain 10% power in Ruby/Sapphire.
Mystic Water#209	Items	Weather Institute (gift Castform)	—	Held: Water-type moves gain 10% power in Ruby/Sapphire.
Sharp Beak#210	Items	Held by wild Doduo or Dodrio	—	Held: Flying-type moves gain 10% power in Ruby/Sapphire.
Poison Barb#211	Items	Held by wild Cacnea or Roselia	—	Held: Poison-type moves gain 10% power in Ruby/Sapphire.
Never-Melt Ice#212	Items	Shoal Cave (ice room)	—	Held: Ice-type moves gain 10% power in Ruby/Sapphire.
Spell Tag#213	Items	Held by wild Shuppet or Duskull	—	Held: Ghost-type moves gain 10% power in Ruby/Sapphire.
Twisted Spoon#214	Items	Held by wild Abra	—	Held: Psychic-type moves gain 10% power in Ruby/Sapphire.
Charcoal#215	Items	Lavaridge Town	—	Held: Fire-type moves gain 10% power in Ruby/Sapphire.
Dragon Fang#216	Items	Meteor Falls (from Nicolas's Shelgon)	—	Held: Dragon-type moves gain 10% power in Ruby/Sapphire.
Silk Scarf#217	Items	Dewford Town	—	Held: Normal-type moves gain 10% power in Ruby/Sapphire.
Up-Grade#218	Items	No native Ruby/Sapphire source; compatible held-item trade from FireRed/LeafGreenCompatible trade only	—	Trade Porygon holding it to evolve into Porygon2.
Shell Bell#219	Items	Shoal Cave (trade shells and salt)	—	A hold item that restores HP upon striking the foe.
Sea Incense#220	Items	Mt. Pyre (summit)	—	Held: Water moves gain 5% power in Generation III. Breed Marill or Azumarill holding it to obtain Azurill.
Lax Incense#221	Items	Mt. Pyre (summit)	—	Held: lowers the accuracy of incoming moves by 5%. Breed Wobbuffet holding it to obtain Wynaut.
Lucky Punch#222	Items	No native Ruby/Sapphire source; compatible held-item trade from FireRed/LeafGreen (Sevault Canyon)Compatible trade only	—	A hold item that raises CHANSEY's critical-hit rate.
Metal Powder#223	Items	No native Ruby/Sapphire source; compatible held-item trade from another Generation III gameCompatible trade only	—	Held by an untransformed Ditto: doubles Defense in Ruby/Sapphire. Its effect stops after Transform.
Thick Club#224	Items	No native Ruby/Sapphire source; compatible held-item trade from another Generation III gameCompatible trade only	—	Held by Cubone or Marowak: doubles Attack.
Stick#225	Items	No native Ruby/Sapphire source; compatible held-item trade from another Generation III gameCompatible trade only	—	A stick of leek. It can be sold cheaply.
Red Scarf#254	Items	Slateport Fan Club (Cool 200+)	—	A hold item that raises COOL in CONTESTS.
Blue Scarf#255	Items	Slateport Fan Club (Beauty 200+)	—	A hold item that raises BEAUTY in CONTESTS.
Pink Scarf#256	Items	Slateport Fan Club (Cute 200+)	—	A hold item that raises CUTE in CONTESTS.
Green Scarf#257	Items	Slateport Fan Club (Smart 200+)	—	A hold item that raises SMART in CONTESTS.
Yellow Scarf#258	Items	Slateport Fan Club (Tough 200+)	—	A hold item that raises TOUGH in CONTESTS.
Mach Bike#259	Key Items	Rydel's Cycles (Mauville)	—	A folding bicycle that more than doubles foot speed.
Coin Case#260	Key Items	Mauville City (woman's house)	—	A case that holds up to 9,999 COINS.
Itemfinder#261	Key Items	Route 110 (from your rival)	—	A device that signals an invisible item by sound.
Old Rod#262	Key Items	Fisherman in Dewford Town	—	Use by any body of water to fish for wild Pokémon.
Good Rod#263	Key Items	Fisherman on Route 118	—	A decent fishing rod for catching wild Pokémon.
Super Rod#264	Key Items	Fisherman in Mossdeep City	—	The best fishing rod for catching wild Pokémon.
S.S. Ticket#265	Key Items	Littleroot Town (Norman)	—	The ticket required for sailing on a ferry.
Contest Pass#266	Key Items	Verdanturf Town (Contest Hall)	—	The pass required for entering Pokémon CONTESTS.
Wailmer Pail#268	Key Items	Route 104 (flower shop)	—	A tool used for watering BERRIES and plants.
Devon Goods#269	Key Items	Rusturf Tunnel	—	A package that contains DEVON's machine parts.
Soot Sack#270	Key Items	Route 113 (Glass Workshop)	—	A sack used to gather and hold volcanic ash.
Basement Key#271	Key Items	Mauville City	—	The key for NEW MAUVILLE beneath MAUVILLE CITY.
Acro Bike#272	Key Items	Rydel's Cycles (Mauville)	—	A folding bicycle capable of jumps and wheelies.
Pokéblock Case#273	Key Items	Slateport City (Contest Hall)	—	A case for holding {POKEBLOCK}S made with a BERRY BLENDER.
Letter#274	Key Items	Devon Corporation (Mr. Stone)	—	A letter to STEVEN from the PRESIDENT of the DEVON CORP.
Eon Ticket#275	Key Items	Historical event/e-Reader ticket; can be shared from an eligible existing Ruby/Sapphire save by mixing recordsHistorical event or trade	—	The ticket for a ferry to a distant southern island.
Red Orb#276	Key Items	Mt. Pyre story: carried by the player in Ruby; Team Aqua takes it in SapphireRuby story item	—	Story key item that reacts to Groudon in Ruby’s Cave of Origin. It does not enable Primal Reversion in Generation III.
Blue Orb#277	Key Items	Mt. Pyre story: carried by the player in Sapphire; Team Magma takes it in RubySapphire story item	—	Story key item that reacts to Kyogre in Sapphire’s Cave of Origin. It does not enable Primal Reversion in Generation III.
Scanner#278	Key Items	Abandoned Ship (Dive)	—	A device found inside the ABANDONED SHIP.
Go-Goggles#279	Key Items	Lavaridge Town	—	Nifty goggles that protect eyes from desert sandstorms.
Meteorite#280	Key Items	Mt. Chimney	—	A meteorite found at METEOR FALLS.
Rm. 1 Key#281	Key Items	Abandoned Ship (Room 3)	—	A key that opens a door inside the ABANDONED SHIP.
Rm. 2 Key#282	Key Items	Abandoned Ship (Room 3)	—	A key that opens a door inside the ABANDONED SHIP.
Rm. 4 Key#283	Key Items	Abandoned Ship (Room 1)	—	A key that opens a door inside the ABANDONED SHIP.
Rm. 6 Key#284	Key Items	Abandoned Ship (Room 4)	—	A key that opens a door inside the ABANDONED SHIP.
Storage Key#285	Key Items	Abandoned Ship	—	The key to the storage inside the ABANDONED SHIP.
Root Fossil#286	Key Items	Route 111 desert: choose one fossil; the other disappears permanently in Ruby/Sapphire	—	A fossil of an ancient, seafloor- dwelling Pokémon.
Claw Fossil#287	Key Items	Route 111 desert: choose one fossil; the other disappears permanently in Ruby/Sapphire	—	A fossil of an ancient, seafloor- dwelling Pokémon.
Devon Scope#288	Key Items	Route 120 (Steven)	—	A device by DEVON that signals any unseeable Pokémon.
TM01Focus Punch · Fighting#289	TMs and HMs	Route 115	—	Single-use TM that teaches Focus Punch to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM02Dragon Claw · Dragon#290	TMs and HMs	Meteor Falls	—	Single-use TM that teaches Dragon Claw to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM03Water Pulse · Water#291	TMs and HMs	Sootopolis Gym	—	Single-use TM that teaches Water Pulse to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM04Calm Mind · Psychic#292	TMs and HMs	Mossdeep Gym	—	Single-use TM that teaches Calm Mind to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM05Roar · Normal#293	TMs and HMs	Route 114	—	Single-use TM that teaches Roar to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM06Toxic · Poison#294	TMs and HMs	Fiery Path	—	Single-use TM that teaches Toxic to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM07Hail · Ice#295	TMs and HMs	Shoal Cave	—	Single-use TM that teaches Hail to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM08Bulk Up · Fighting#296	TMs and HMs	Dewford Gym	—	Single-use TM that teaches Bulk Up to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM09Bullet Seed · Grass#297	TMs and HMs	Route 104	—	Single-use TM that teaches Bullet Seed to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM10Hidden Power · Normal#298	TMs and HMs	Fortree City elderly woman’s coin guessing game; Slateport City market (₽3,000)	₽3,000	Single-use TM that teaches Hidden Power to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM11Sunny Day · Fire#299	TMs and HMs	Scorched Slab	—	Single-use TM that teaches Sunny Day to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM12Taunt · Dark#300	TMs and HMs	Trick House	—	Single-use TM that teaches Taunt to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM13Ice Beam · Ice#301	TMs and HMs	Abandoned Ship; Mauville Game Corner (4,000 Coins)	4000 Coins	Single-use TM that teaches Ice Beam to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM14Blizzard · Ice#302	TMs and HMs	Lilycove Dept. Store	₽5,500	Single-use TM that teaches Blizzard to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM15Hyper Beam · Normal#303	TMs and HMs	Lilycove Dept. Store	₽7,500	Single-use TM that teaches Hyper Beam to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM16Light Screen · Psychic#304	TMs and HMs	Lilycove Dept. Store	₽3,000	Single-use TM that teaches Light Screen to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM17Protect · Normal#305	TMs and HMs	Lilycove Dept. Store	₽3,000	Single-use TM that teaches Protect to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM18Rain Dance · Water#306	TMs and HMs	Abandoned Ship	—	Single-use TM that teaches Rain Dance to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM19Giga Drain · Grass#307	TMs and HMs	Route 123	—	Single-use TM that teaches Giga Drain to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM20Safeguard · Normal#308	TMs and HMs	Lilycove Dept. Store	₽3,000	Single-use TM that teaches Safeguard to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM21Frustration · Normal#309	TMs and HMs	Pacifidlog Town	—	Single-use TM that teaches Frustration to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM22Solar Beam · Grass#310	TMs and HMs	Safari Zone	—	Single-use TM that teaches Solar Beam to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM23Iron Tail · Steel#311	TMs and HMs	Meteor Falls	—	Single-use TM that teaches Iron Tail to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM24Thunderbolt · Electric#312	TMs and HMs	Wattson after switching off New Mauville’s generator; Mauville Game Corner (4,000 Coins)	4000 Coins	Single-use TM that teaches Thunderbolt to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM25Thunder · Electric#313	TMs and HMs	Lilycove Dept. Store	₽5,500	Single-use TM that teaches Thunder to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM26Earthquake · Ground#314	TMs and HMs	Seafloor Cavern	—	Single-use TM that teaches Earthquake to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM27Return · Normal#315	TMs and HMs	Fallarbor / Pacifidlog	—	Single-use TM that teaches Return to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM28Dig · Ground#316	TMs and HMs	Route 114	—	Single-use TM that teaches Dig to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM29Psychic · Psychic#317	TMs and HMs	Victory Road; Mauville Game Corner (3,500 Coins)	3500 Coins	Single-use TM that teaches Psychic to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM30Shadow Ball · Ghost#318	TMs and HMs	Mt. Pyre	—	Single-use TM that teaches Shadow Ball to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM31Brick Break · Fighting#319	TMs and HMs	Sootopolis City	—	Single-use TM that teaches Brick Break to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM32Double Team · Normal#320	TMs and HMs	Mauville Game Corner (1,500 Coins)	1500 Coins	Single-use TM that teaches Double Team to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM33Reflect · Psychic#321	TMs and HMs	Lilycove Dept. Store	₽3,000	Single-use TM that teaches Reflect to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM34Shock Wave · Electric#322	TMs and HMs	Mauville Gym	—	Single-use TM that teaches Shock Wave to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM35Flamethrower · Fire#323	TMs and HMs	Mauville Game Corner (4,000 Coins)	4000 Coins	Single-use TM that teaches Flamethrower to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM36Sludge Bomb · Poison#324	TMs and HMs	Dewford Town	—	Single-use TM that teaches Sludge Bomb to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM37Sandstorm · Rock#325	TMs and HMs	Route 111	—	Single-use TM that teaches Sandstorm to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM38Fire Blast · Fire#326	TMs and HMs	Lilycove Dept. Store	₽5,500	Single-use TM that teaches Fire Blast to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM39Rock Tomb · Rock#327	TMs and HMs	Rustboro Gym	—	Single-use TM that teaches Rock Tomb to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM40Aerial Ace · Flying#328	TMs and HMs	Fortree Gym	—	Single-use TM that teaches Aerial Ace to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM41Torment · Dark#329	TMs and HMs	Slateport City	—	Single-use TM that teaches Torment to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM42Facade · Normal#330	TMs and HMs	Petalburg Gym	—	Single-use TM that teaches Facade to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM43Secret Power · Normal#331	TMs and HMs	Route 111 man; Slateport City market (₽3,000)	₽3,000	Single-use TM that teaches Secret Power to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM44Rest · Psychic#332	TMs and HMs	Lilycove City	—	Single-use TM that teaches Rest to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM45Attract · Normal#333	TMs and HMs	Verdanturf Town	—	Single-use TM that teaches Attract to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM46Thief · Dark#334	TMs and HMs	Slateport City	—	Single-use TM that teaches Thief to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM47Steel Wing · Steel#335	TMs and HMs	Granite Cave	—	Single-use TM that teaches Steel Wing to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM48Skill Swap · Psychic#336	TMs and HMs	Mt. Pyre	—	Single-use TM that teaches Skill Swap to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM49Snatch · Dark#337	TMs and HMs	S.S. Tidal	—	Single-use TM that teaches Snatch to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
TM50Overheat · Fire#338	TMs and HMs	Lavaridge Gym	—	Single-use TM that teaches Overheat to a compatible Pokémon. Consumed after teaching.
HM01Cut · Normal#339	TMs and HMs	Cutter’s house in Rustboro City	—	Reusable HM that teaches Cut. Field use requires the Stone Badge; the Lilycove City Move Deleter can remove HM moves.
HM02Fly · Flying#340	TMs and HMs	Brendan or May on Route 119 after the Weather Institute sequence	—	Reusable HM that teaches Fly. Field use requires the Feather Badge; the Lilycove City Move Deleter can remove HM moves.
HM03Surf · Water#341	TMs and HMs	Wally’s father in Petalburg City after defeating Norman	—	Reusable HM that teaches Surf. Field use requires the Balance Badge; the Lilycove City Move Deleter can remove HM moves.
HM04Strength · Normal#342	TMs and HMs	Man in Rusturf Tunnel after clearing the rocks with Rock Smash	—	Reusable HM that teaches Strength. Field use requires the Heat Badge; the Lilycove City Move Deleter can remove HM moves.
HM05Flash · Normal#343	TMs and HMs	Hiker inside Granite Cave	—	Reusable HM that teaches Flash. Field use requires the Knuckle Badge; the Lilycove City Move Deleter can remove HM moves.
HM06Rock Smash · Fighting#344	TMs and HMs	Man in the southeastern house in Mauville City	—	Reusable HM that teaches Rock Smash. Field use requires the Dynamo Badge; the Lilycove City Move Deleter can remove HM moves.
HM07Waterfall · Water#345	TMs and HMs	Cave of Origin in Sootopolis City	—	Reusable HM that teaches Waterfall. Field use requires the Rain Badge; the Lilycove City Move Deleter can remove HM moves.
HM08Dive · Water#346	TMs and HMs	Steven’s house in Mossdeep City after defeating Tate and Liza	—	Reusable HM that teaches Dive. Field use requires the Mind Badge; the Lilycove City Move Deleter can remove HM moves.

Using this item reference

Search by name, move, effect or place, then filter by category and the five original Bag pockets. Multiple choices in one filter match any of those choices; category and pocket filters combine. Cash prices use original game purchase values when a shop is recorded. A dash means no ordinary cash purchase is listed. The Game Corner uses Coins, and the original Battle Tower awards items rather than Battle Points. Locations summarize recorded gifts, pickups and shops, rather than every hidden pickup. Item numbers are the original cartridge inventory slots.

The default view shows 258 entries with a native Ruby/Sapphire source, including version-specific story items and Safari Zone supplies. “Show unobtainable” also reveals compatible item trades and historical distributions. Those labels describe access requirements; they do not claim the item can be obtained today. Key items cannot be transferred as held items. The Eon Ticket needs an eligible original event/e-Reader ticket or record mixing from a qualifying save.

Original Generation III rules

The catalogue contains 281 named inventory entries: 50 single-use TMs and eight reusable HMs. HM field use requires the listed badge. See the machine guide for move statistics and requirements. Item effects remain specific to Ruby and Sapphire: Sitrus Berry restores 30 HP; type boosters normally add 10% power; Sea Incense adds 5%. Everstone does not pass down Nature, the six later EV-reducing Berries are only Pokéblock ingredients here, and Pikachu’s Light Ball doubles Special Attack. The later Volt Tackle breeding rule does not apply. Consult the breeding and training guide for original EV and breeding rules.

Both Orbs are listed with their complementary story ownership: the player carries the Red Orb in Ruby and the Blue Orb in Sapphire. They have no Primal Reversion effect. The two Route 111 fossils are a permanent choice in these games. Emerald’s Mirage Tower, Desert Underpass and Battle Frontier rewards are qualified as other-game sources.

Ruby and Sapphire’s Bag did not display per-item icons. The illustrations here are reference artwork reused from the site’s later item catalogues. Names, effects, pockets and access rules describe the original Game Boy Advance games.

Original inventory and effect data: pret/pokeruby. Ruby/Sapphire acquisition references: Serebii items, Serebii machines and Dittobase. Stable identifiers and reference artwork: PokéAPI (data license). Pokémon imagery © Nintendo, Creatures and GAME FREAK.

References

Covered edition: Original Pokémon Ruby Version and Pokémon Sapphire Version for Game Boy Advance. Version-specific encounters and story roles are labelled. Emerald and the Nintendo 3DS remakes have separate rules and progression.

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Using this item reference

Original Generation III rules