Pokemon Crystal Maeson v1.31 Item List

Pokemon Crystal Maeson v1.31 Item List from Official Docs

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Category: Documentation
Language: English

Author: Maeson

Source: http://www.romhacking.net/hacks/5706/

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Item & TM/HM Reference Guide

Note: Some item effects and prices may differ in battle. Some items may also be unavailable during battle.


Restorative Items

Potions

  • Potion — 200₽ — Restores 30 HP.
  • Super Potion — 350₽ — Restores 60 HP.
  • Hyper Potion — 1,500₽ — Restores 250 HP.
  • Max Potion — 2,000₽ — Restores HP to full.
  • Full Restore — 3,500₽ — Restores HP to full and heals any status condition (except Faint).
  • Sacred Ash — 4,000₽ — Restores HP & PP for your entire team and heals any status condition (except Faint).
  • Team Kit — N/A — Restores HP & PP for your entire team, heals any status, and revives too. Sold in packs of 3.

Drinks & Food

  • Fresh Water — 250₽ — Restores 50 HP. Available from dispensers.
  • Lemonade — 350₽ — Restores 80 HP. Available from dispensers.
  • Rage Candy Bar — 600₽ — Restores 100 HP. Found in Mahogany.
  • MooMoo Milk — 800₽ — Restores 150 HP. Available from MooMoo Farm after curing Miltank.

Herbs

  • Energy Powder — 400₽ — Restores 80 HP. Lowers Happiness slightly.
  • Energy Root — 600₽ — Restores 250 HP. Lowers Happiness slightly.

Berries (HP)

  • Berry — 200₽ — Restores 20 HP. Held Item. Found on trees.
  • Gold Berry — 600₽ — Restores 40 HP. Held Item. Found on trees.
  • Berry Juice — 3,000₽ — Restores 120 HP. Held Item. Must be produced by a Shuckle holding a Berry.

PP-Restoring Items

  • Soda Pop — 800₽ — Restores 5 PP from one move. Available from dispensers.
  • Power Juice — 2,500₽ — Restores 5 PP from one move. Found in specific shops. Held Item.
  • Ether — 1,600₽ — Restores 10 PP from one move.
  • Max Ether — 5,000₽ — Restores all PP from one move.
  • Elixir — 3,500₽ — Restores 10 PP from all of a Pokémon's moves.
  • Max Elixir — 5,000₽ — Restores all PP from all of a Pokémon's moves.

Status-Healing Items

Standard Items

  • Antidote — 100₽ — Heals Poison.
  • Paralyz Heal — 100₽ — Heals Paralysis.
  • Burn Heal — 100₽ — Heals Burn.
  • Ice Heal — 100₽ — Heals Freezing.
  • Awakening — 100₽ — Heals Sleep.
  • Full Heal — 300₽ — Heals any status condition (except Faint).
  • Heal Powder — 200₽ — Heals any status condition (except Faint). Lowers Happiness slightly.

Status Berries

All status berries cost 300₽ each, are Held Items, and are found on trees.

  • Detox Berry — Heals Poison.
  • Relax Berry — Heals Paralysis.
  • Chilly Berry — Heals Burn.
  • Balmy Berry — Heals Freezing.
  • Awake Berry — Heals Sleep.
  • Clear Berry — Heals Confusion.
  • Herb Cookie — 2,000₽ — Heals any status condition (except Faint).

Reviving Items

  • Revive — 1,500₽ — Revives a fainted Pokémon to 50% HP.
  • Max Revive — 4,000₽ — Revives a fainted Pokémon to full HP.
  • Revival Herb — 2,000₽ — Revives a fainted Pokémon to full HP. Lowers Happiness slightly.

Stat-Increasing Items

Vitamins

All vitamins cost 2,000₽ each and raise the corresponding stat's Exp by 10,240, as well as boosting Happiness.

  • HP Up — Raises HP Exp.
  • Protein — Raises Attack Exp.
  • Iron — Raises Defense Exp.
  • Carbos — Raises Speed Exp.
  • Calcium — Raises Sp. Atk/Def Exp.

⚠️ See the Vitamin and Fruit section in the main README for full details.

Fruits

All fruits cost 8,000₽ each, raise the corresponding stat's Exp by 20,480, boost Happiness, and are found on trees.

  • Salty Fruit — Raises HP Exp.
  • Juicy Fruit — Raises Attack Exp.
  • Beefy Fruit — Raises Defense Exp.
  • Gutsy Fruit — Raises Speed Exp.
  • Tasty Fruit — Raises Sp. Atk/Def Exp.

Other Stat Items

  • PP Up — 8,000₽ — Raises the PP of one move.
  • Rare Candy — 4,800₽ — Raises a Pokémon's level by 1.
  • Level 10 Candy — N/A — Sets a Pokémon's level to 10, regardless of current level.
  • Level 30 Candy — N/A — Sets a Pokémon's level to 30, regardless of current level.
  • Level 50 Candy — N/A — Sets a Pokémon's level to 50, regardless of current level.
  • Level 80 Candy — N/A — Sets a Pokémon's level to 80, regardless of current level.

Poké Balls

  • Poké Ball — 150₽ — Basic capture device. No special properties.
  • Super Ball — 300₽ — Increases catch rate by ×1.5 (50% better than a Poké Ball).
  • Ultra Ball — 500₽ — Increases catch rate by ×2 (twice as effective as a Poké Ball).
  • Master Ball — N/A — Never fails.
  • Park Ball — N/A — Given only for the Bug Catching Contest. As effective as a Great Ball.

Elemental Balls — 1,500₽ each

Each increases catch rate by ×3 for specific types.

  • Red Ball — Fire, Fighting, Ground
  • Blue Ball — Water, Dragon, Ice
  • Green Ball — Grass, Bug, Flying
  • Yellow Ball — Electric, Flying, Beast
  • Pink Ball — Fairy, Poison, Psychic
  • White Ball — Steel, Beast, Ice
  • Black Ball — Rock, Ghost, Dark

Apricorns

Stored in the Balls Pocket alongside regular Balls.

All Apricorns cost 500₽ each and are used to craft the corresponding Ball.

  • White Apricorn → White Ball
  • Black Apricorn → Black Ball
  • Red Apricorn → Red Ball
  • Blue Apricorn → Blue Ball
  • Yellow Apricorn → Yellow Ball
  • Pink Apricorn → Pink Ball
  • Green Apricorn → Green Ball

Out-of-Battle Items

  • Escape Rope — 500₽ — Returns you to the entrance of a cave or certain indoor areas.
  • Repel — 300₽ — Prevents encounters with Pokémon below your level. Lasts 100 steps.
  • Super Repel — 500₽ — Prevents encounters with Pokémon below your level. Lasts 200 steps.
  • Max Repel — 700₽ — Prevents encounters with Pokémon below your level. Lasts 250 steps.

Evolutionary Stones — 2,000₽ each

See the Pokémon TXT file for which Pokémon evolves with which stone.

  • Moon Stone, Fire Stone, Water Stone, Thunder Stone, Leaf Stone, Sun Stone — Standard evolutionary stones.
  • Ever Stone — Prevents a Pokémon from evolving while held.

Held Items (Non-Consumable)

Type-Boosting Items — 4,000₽ each

Each item increases damage done by 20% with the corresponding move type.

  • Wild Bow — Beast moves
  • Miracle Seed — Grass moves
  • Charcoal — Fire moves
  • Mystic Water — Water moves
  • Magnet — Electric moves
  • Silver Powder — Bug moves
  • Sharp Beak — Flying moves
  • Soft Sand — Ground moves
  • Hard Stone — Rock moves
  • Black Belt — Fighting moves
  • Twisted Spoon — Psychic moves
  • BlackGlasses — Dark moves
  • Spell Tag — Ghost moves
  • Metal Coat — Steel moves
  • NeverMeltIce — Ice moves
  • Dragon Fang — Dragon moves
  • Poison Barb — Poison moves
  • Polkadot Bow — Fairy moves
  • Normal Badge — 5,000₽ — Normal moves (boosts by 40% instead of 20%).

General Held Items

  • Leftovers — 6,000₽ — Restores 1/16 of total HP at the end of each turn.
  • King's Rock — 5,000₽ — Gives attacks a 15% chance of causing Flinch.
  • Quick Claw — 5,000₽ — 23% chance of attacking first each turn.
  • Scope Lens — 6,000₽ — Increases Critical Hit ratio.
  • BrightPowder — 5,000₽ — Lowers the opponent's Accuracy.
  • Focus Band — 7,000₽ — 15% chance of surviving a move that would reduce HP to 0.
  • Lucky Punch — 3,500₽ — Increases Chansey's Critical Hit ratio.
  • Thick Club — 8,000₽ — Doubles Cubone's Attack. (Cubone only.)
  • Light Ball — 8,000₽ — Doubles Pikachu's Special Attack.
  • Metal Powder — 2,500₽ — Raises Ditto's Defense.
  • Exp. Share — 3,000₽ — The holder receives half of the Experience gained in battle.
  • Lucky Egg — 5,000₽ — Increases the amount of Experience gained.
  • Amulet Coin — 9,950₽ — Increases the amount of money gained.
  • Smoke Ball — 1,500₽ — Guarantees escape from any wild battle.
  • Cleanse Tag — 3,000₽ — Lowers encounter rate when equipped to the first Pokémon in your party.
  • Team Scarf — 7,000₽ — Increases catch rate in wild battles while held by your active Pokémon.

Held Items (Consumable)

Stat-Boosting Leaves

When activated, the holder consumes the item and raises the corresponding stat by one stage.

  • Attack Leaf — 2,000₽ — Raises Attack.
  • Defense Leaf — 1,500₽ — Raises Defense.
  • Sp. Atk Leaf — 2,000₽ — Raises Sp. Attack.
  • Sp. Def Leaf — 1,500₽ — Raises Sp. Defense.
  • Speed Leaf — 2,500₽ — Raises Speed.
  • Evasion Leaf — 2,000₽ — Raises Evasion.
  • Accuracy Leaf — 2,500₽ — Raises Accuracy.
  • Berserk Gene — 5,000₽ — Raises Attack by six stages (MAX), but also confuses the holder.

Sellable Valuables

These items have no use other than being sold for profit.

  • Brick Piece — 1,600₽
  • Dragon Scale — 3,000₽
  • Silver Leaf — 2,000₽
  • Golden Leaf — 4,000₽
  • Tiny Shroom — 2,000₽
  • Big Shroom — 6,000₽
  • Pearl — 4,000₽
  • Big Pearl — 7,500₽
  • Stardust — 2,500₽
  • Star Piece — 9,800₽

Mail — 50₽ each

A multiplayer item. Each type lets you write a message.

Flower Mail, Surf Mail, LiteBlue Mail, Portrait Mail, Lovely Mail, Eon Mail (some wild Pokémon may carry this), Mirage Mail, Morth Mail, Bluesky Mail, Music Mail.


Battle Items

  • Poké Doll — 1,000₽ — Guarantees escape from any wild battle.

Most battle items have been disabled in this hack.


TM & HM List

TM01–TM10

  • TM01 Dynamic Punch — 100 Pow / 80 Acc / 5 PP — Physical / Fighting — 30% chance of Confusion. (Cianwood Gym)
  • TM02 Headbutt — 70 Pow / 100 Acc / 15 PP — Physical / Normal — 30% chance of Flinching. (Ilex Forest)
  • TM03 Curse — — / 100 Acc / ?? PP — Status / ??? — Ghost-type effect if the user is a Ghost; otherwise raises ATK & DEF, lowers SPE. (Celadon Mansion, Night)
  • TM04 Vital Throw — 95 Pow / 100 Acc / 15 PP — Special / Fighting — 10% chance of lowering Sp. Def. (Route 35)
  • TM05 Scare — — / 100 Acc / 20 PP — Status / Normal — Forces the opponent to switch out or flee. (Route 32)
  • TM06 Toxic — — / 85 Acc / 10 PP — Status / Poison — Can cause Deep Poison. (Goldenrod City Underground)
  • TM07 Melting Web — 90 Pow / 90 Acc / 20 PP — Special / Bug — 20% chance of Burn. (Route 45)
  • TM08 Rock Smash — 70 Pow / 90 Acc / 20 PP — Physical / Fighting — 35% chance of lowering DEF. (Route 36)
  • TM09 Mind Arrows — 95 Pow / 100 Acc / 10 PP — Physical / Psychic — 10% chance of Confusion. (Ruins of Alpha)
  • TM10 Hidden Power — 70 Pow / 100 Acc / 15 PP — Special / ??? — Type depends on Determinant Values. (Lake of Rage)

TM11–TM20

  • TM11 Sunny Day — — / 90 Acc / 5 PP — Status / Fire — Makes the battlefield Sunny, boosting Fire moves. (Route 42)
  • TM12 Numb Petal — 95 Pow / 100 Acc / 15 PP — Physical / Grass — 10% chance of lowering Evasion. (Route 34 Gate)
  • TM13 Dizzy Punch — 85 Pow / 90 Acc / 10 PP — Physical / Fairy — 20% chance of Confusion. (Route 39)
  • TM14 Ice Beam — 95 Pow / 100 Acc / 15 PP — Special / Ice — 10% chance of Freezing. (Goldenrod Game Corner)
  • TM15 Hyper Beam — 150 Pow / 100 Acc / 5 PP — Special / Normal — User rests the following turn. (Celadon Game Corner)
  • TM16 Icy Wind — 70 Pow / 85 Acc / 20 PP — Special / Ice — 30% chance of lowering Speed. (Mahogany Gym)
  • TM17 Protect — — / 100 Acc / 10 PP — Status / Normal — Blocks an incoming move. Can fail if used repeatedly. (Olivine Lighthouse)
  • TM18 Rain Dance — — / 90 Acc / 5 PP — Status / Water — Makes the battlefield Rainy, boosting Water moves. (Slowpoke Well)
  • TM19 Giga Drain — 75 Pow / 100 Acc / 10 PP — Special / Grass — Recovers half the damage dealt. (Celadon Gym)
  • TM20 Draco Slash — 95 Pow / 90 Acc / 15 PP — Physical / Dragon — 15% chance of lowering ATK. (Burned Tower)

TM21–TM30

  • TM21 Dark Aura — 95 Pow / 100 Acc / 15 PP — Special / Dark — 10% chance of lowering Sp. Def. (Goldenrod Mart / Unhappy Pokémon)
  • TM22 Solar Beam — 130 Pow / 100 Acc / 10 PP — Special / Grass — Charges on the first turn, attacks on the second. (Route 27)
  • TM23 Iron Clash — 100 Pow / 90 Acc / 15 PP — Physical / Steel — 10% chance of lowering DEF. (Olivine Gym)
  • TM24 DragonBreath — 95 Pow / 100 Acc / 15 PP — Special / Dragon — 10% chance of Paralysis. (Blackthorn Gym)
  • TM25 Thunderbolt — 95 Pow / 100 Acc / 15 PP — Special / Electric — 10% chance of Paralysis. (Goldenrod Game Corner)
  • TM26 Earthquake — 95 Pow / 100 Acc / 10 PP — Physical / Ground — 10% chance of lowering Speed. (Victory Road)
  • TM27 Wild Beam — 90 Pow / 95 Acc / 15 PP — Special / Beast — 15% chance of lowering Attack. (Goldenrod Mart / Happy Pokémon) ⚠️ See notes.
  • TM28 Dig — 80 Pow / 100 Acc / 15 PP — Physical / Ground — Digs on the first turn, attacks on the second. (National Park)
  • TM29 Psychic — 95 Pow / 100 Acc / 15 PP — Special / Psychic — 10% chance of lowering Sp. Def. (Slowpoke Well)
  • TM30 Shadow Ball — 95 Pow / 100 Acc / 15 PP — Special / Ghost — 10% chance of lowering Sp. Def. (Ecruteak Gym)

TM31–TM40

  • TM31 Mud Slap — 50 Pow / 100 Acc / 10 PP — Special / Ground — 25% chance of lowering Accuracy. (Violet Gym)
  • TM32 Crunch — 95 Pow / 100 Acc / 15 PP — Physical / Dark — 10% chance of lowering DEF. (Celadon Game Corner)
  • TM33 Ice Punch — 95 Pow / 100 Acc / 15 PP — Physical / Ice — 10% chance of Freezing. (Team Rocket Base)
  • TM34 Bug Bite — 80 Pow / 90 Acc / 20 PP — Physical / Bug — Restores half the damage dealt. (Olivine Lighthouse)
  • TM35 Sleep Talk — — / — / 10 PP — Status / Normal — Uses a random known move while the user is asleep. (Goldenrod Mart Basement)
  • TM36 Sludge Bomb — 90 Pow / 95 Acc / 15 PP — Special / Poison — 20% chance of Poison. (Route 43)
  • TM37 Sandstorm — — / 90 Acc / 5 PP — Status / Ground — Creates a sandstorm lasting 5 turns. (Tohjo Falls)
  • TM38 Flamethrower — 95 Pow / 100 Acc / 15 PP — Special / Fire — 10% chance of Burn. (Goldenrod Game Corner)
  • TM39 Iron Bomb — 95 Pow / 95 Acc / 15 PP — Special / Steel — 10% chance of raising DEF. (Union Cave 1BF)
  • TM40 Earth Crash — 95 Pow / 100 Acc / 15 PP — Special / Ground — Removes Spikes and Leech Seed from the field. (Mt. Mortar)

TM41–TM50

  • TM41 Bolt Strike — 95 Pow / 100 Acc / 15 PP — Physical / Electric — 10% chance of Paralysis. (Team Rocket Base)
  • TM42 Dream Eater — 100 Pow / 100 Acc / 15 PP — Special / Psychic — Steals HP from a sleeping opponent. (Viridian City)
  • TM43 Reverb — 95 Pow / 100 Acc / 15 PP — Special / Fairy — 10% chance of Confusion. (Lake of Rage)
  • TM44 Rest — — / 100 Acc / 10 PP — Status / Normal — The user sleeps, fully restoring HP. (Ice Path)
  • TM45 Attract — — / 100 Acc / 15 PP — Status / Normal — Causes Infatuation on an opponent of the opposite gender. (Goldenrod Gym)
  • TM46 Thief — 70 Pow / 100 Acc / 15 PP — Physical / Dark — Can steal held items from wild Pokémon. (Team Rocket HQ)
  • TM47 Rock Slide — 95 Pow / 90 Acc / 10 PP — Physical / Rock — 20% chance of Flinching. (Mt. Mortar)
  • TM48 Fire Strike — 95 Pow / 100 Acc / 15 PP — Physical / Fire — 10% chance of Burn. (Team Rocket Base)
  • TM49 Fury Cutter — 10 Pow / 95 Acc / 20 PP — Physical / Bug — Power doubles with each consecutive use (10→20→40→80→160). (Azalea Gym)
  • TM50 Night Slash — 95 Pow / 100 Acc / 20 PP — Physical / Ghost — 10% chance of Flinching. (Route 31, Randy's Mail)

TM51–TM55

  • TM51 Hyper Fang — 90 Pow / 90 Acc / 15 PP — Special / Beast — 15% chance of Flinching. (Mt. Mortar)
  • TM52 Petal Dance — 95 Pow / 100 Acc / 15 PP — Special / Grass — 10% chance of lowering Speed. (Ilex Forest)
  • TM53 Razor Wind — 95 Pow / 100 Acc / 15 PP — Special / Flying — 15% chance of Flinching. (Victory Road)
  • TM54 Poison Fang — 90 Pow / 95 Acc / 15 PP — Physical / Poison — 20% chance of Poison. (Lake of Rage)
  • TM55 Rock Launch — 95 Pow / 90 Acc / 15 PP — Special / Rock — 15% chance of raising own DEF. (Whirl Island)

HMs

  • HM01 Cut — 70 Pow / 100 Acc / 15 PP — Physical / Normal — High Critical Hit ratio. (Ilex Forest)
  • HM02 Fly — 115 Pow / 90 Acc / 10 PP — Physical / Flying — Deals recoil damage to the user. (Cianwood City)
  • HM03 Surf — 95 Pow / 100 Acc / 15 PP — Special / Water — 10% chance of lowering Speed. (Ecruteak Dance Hall)
  • HM04 Strength — 95 Pow / 100 Acc / 15 PP — Physical / Fighting — 10% chance of Flinching. (Olivine Restaurant)
  • HM05 Flash — 60 Pow / 95 Acc / 20 PP — Special / Normal — 25% chance of lowering Accuracy. (Sprout Tower)
  • HM06 Waterfall — 95 Pow / 100 Acc / 15 PP — Physical / Water — 10% chance of Confusion. (Ice Path)
  • HM07 Whirlpool — 40 Pow / 80 Acc / 10 PP — Special / Water — Traps the opponent for 2–5 turns and damages them each turn.

v1.1 Changes vs v1.0: Wild Beam replaces Return as a TM, but Return can still be taught by a Move Tutor at the Battle Tower. Hyper Fang replaces Enerbeam as a TM, but Enerbeam can still be taught by a Move Tutor at the Battle Tower.


Wild Pokémon Held Items

Healing Berries

  • Gold Berry — Aipom, Exeggcute
  • Detox Berry — Weedle, Ekans, Koffing
  • Relax Berry — Elekid, Ariados, Pichu
  • Chilly Berry — Magby, Vulpix, Growlithe
  • Balmy Berry — Natu, Meowth, Swinub
  • Awake Berry — Poliwag, Doduo, Igglybuff
  • Clear Berry — Venonat, Drowzee, Psyduck

Apricorns

  • Red Apricorn — Ledyba, Spearow, Mankey
  • Green Apricorn — Caterpie, Oddish, Sunkern
  • Yellow Apricorn — Bellsprout, Mareep, Sandshrew
  • Blue Apricorn — Wooper, Marill, Nidoran♀
  • Pink Apricorn — Cleffa, Hoppip, Nidoran♂
  • Black Apricorn — Geodude, Houndour, Hoothoot
  • White Apricorn — Sentret, Rattata, Pidgey

Fruits

In Johto:

  • Salty Fruit — Miltank, Magneton
  • Juicy Fruit — Weepinbell, Girafarig
  • Beefy Fruit — Graveler, Weezing
  • Tasty Fruit — Flaaffy, Jynx
  • Gutsy Fruit — Pidgeotto, Persian

In Kanto:

  • Salty Fruit — Tangrowth
  • Juicy Fruit — Machamp
  • Beefy Fruit — Golem
  • Tasty Fruit — Sunflora
  • Gutsy Fruit — Dugtrio, Crobat

There are more wild held items out there — check your caught Pokémon! Remember that Thief and Peck can steal items from wild Pokémon.


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