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Item Description
Poké Ball This ball will capture Pokémon weakened in battle.
Great Ball Slightly better than Pokéball
Ultra Ball Slightly better than Great ball
Safari Ball You need this to capture Safari Zone Pokémon.
Master Ball This ball will capture any Wild Pokémon.

Antidote Cures poison
Ice Heal Heals frostbite
Awakening Wakes up a dozing Pokémon.
Paralyze Heal Heals paralyzed Pokémon.
Full Heal Cures all conditions

Potion Restores some of your Pokémon's HP
Super Potion Restores more of your Pokémon's HP.
Hyper Potion Restores more HP than Super Potion.
Max Potion Completely restores HP.
Full Restore Completely restores HP, and heals all conditions.
Revive Revives a fallen Pokémon.
Max Revive Revives a fallen Pokémon, and completely restores HP.

Rare Candy Increases a Pokémon's level by one.
HP Up Increases Pokémon's HP level.
PP Up Increases Pokémons PP (Power Points) level.
Protein Increases Attack Power.
Iron Increases Defense.
Carbos Increases Speed.
Calcium Increases Special Ability.

X Attack Increases Attack during a battle.
X Defend Increases Defense during a battle.
X Special Increases Special only during battle.
X Speed Increases Speed during battle.
X Accuracy Increases Accuracy in a battle.

Guard Special Disables enemy Pokémon's Special Attack.
Dire Hit Increases your Pokémon's attack in battle.
Bike Use this to travel quickly.
Escape Rope Use this to escape a cave.
Super/Max/Normal Repel Keep weak Pokémon from attacking.
Poké Doll A popular doll. Allows you to run away.
Silph Scope Allows you to see Ghost Pokémon.
Poke Flute Wakes up a sleeping Pokémon.
Old/Good/Super Rod Use these to catch Water Pokémon.
Item Finder Helps you find hidden items.
Exp. All Shares Experience with Pokémon that didn't fight.
Coin Use these at the Game Corner.
Coin Case Holds up to 9,999 Game Corner Coins.

Fresh Water Restores HP a little in battle.
Soda Pop Restores some HP in battle.
Lemonade Restores a lot of HP in battle.

Fire Stone Connected to the Fire Pokémon.
Thunder Stone Connected to the Electric Pokémon.
Water Stone Connected to the Water Pokémon.
Leaf Stone Connected to the Grass Pokémon.
Moon Stone Evolution Stone

Helix Fossil Turns into a Pokémon (at Cinnabar Isle)
Dome Fossil Turns into a Pokémon (at Cinnabar Isle)
Old Amber Turns into a Pokémon (at Cinnabar Isle)

Technical Machines (TM)

There are two kinds of Machines that can teach Pokémon new moves. One kind is the Technical Machines, which can only be used once.

TM Ability Location
TM01 Mega Punch Mt. Moon, Celadon Dept. Store
TM02 Razor Wind Celadon Dept. Store, Game Corner
TM03 Sword's Dance Saffron City — Silph Co.
TM04 Whirlwind Route 4
TM05 Mega Kick Victory Road, Celadon Dept. Store
TM06 Toxic Fuchsia City — Pokémon Gym
TM07 Horn Drill Celedon City, Game Center
TM08 Body Slam Vermilion City — S.S. Anne
TM09 Take Down Saffron City, Celadon Dept. Store
TM10 Double Edge Game Corner
TM11 Bubble Beam Cerulean City — Pokémon Gym
TM12 Water Gun Mt. Moon
TM13 Ice Beam Celadon Dept. Store
TM14 Blizzard Cinnabar Island
TM15 Hyper Beam Game Center
TM16 Pay Day Route 12
TM17 Submission Victory Road, Celadon Dept. Store
TM18 Counter Celadon Dept. Store
TM19 Seismic Toss Route 25
TM20 Rage Route 15
TM21 Mega Drain Celadon City — Pokémon Gym
TM22 Solar Beam Cinnabar Island
TM23 Dragon Rage Celadon City
TM24 Thunderbolt Vermilion Gym
TM25 Thunder Power Plant
TM26 Earthquake Saffron City — Silph Co.
TM27 Fissure Viridian City — Pokémon Gym
TM28 Dig Cerulean City
TM29 Psychic Saffron City
TM30 Teleport Route 9
TM31 Mimic Saffron City
TM32 Double Team Fuchsia City, Celadon Dept. Store
TM33 Reflect Power Plant, Celadon Dept. Store
TM34 Bide Pewter City — Pokémon Gym
TM35 Metronome Cinnabar Island — Pokémon Lab
TM36 Self Destruct Saffron City — Silph Co.
TM37 Egg Bomb Fuchsia City, Celadon Dept. Store
TM38 Fire Blast Cinnabar Island — Pokémon Gym
TM39 Swift Route 12 — Lookout Station
TM40 Skull Bash Fuchsia City — Safari Zone
TM41 Soft Boiled Celadon City
TM42 Dream Eater Viridian City
TM43 Sky Attack Victory Road
TM44 Rest Vermilion City — S.S. Anne
TM45 Thunder Wave Route 24
TM46 Psywave Saffron City — Pokémon Gym
TM47 Explosion Victory Road
TM48 Rock Slide Celadon Dept. Store Roof
TM49 Tri Attack Celadon Dept. Store Roof
TM50 Substitute Celadon Dept. Store

Hidden Machines (HM)

The Hidden Machines can be used over and over. You can only teach a move to a Pokémon if it is able to use it.

HM Ability Location
HM01 Cut S.S. Anne
HM02 Fly Route 16
HM03 Surf Fuchsia City — Safari Zone
HM04 Strength Fuchsia City
HM05 Flash Route 2

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