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Incense

Image Item Description Location
Sea Incense Held item. A curiously scented incense that boosts the power of Water-type moves. Konikoni City (incense shop)
Lax Incense Held item. The tricky aroma of this incense lowers the foe’s accuracy. Konikoni City (incense shop)
Odd Incense Held item. An exotic-smelling incense that boosts the power of Psychic-type moves. Konikoni City (incense shop)
Rock Incense Held item. An exotic-smelling incense that boosts the power of Rock-type moves. Konikoni City (incense shop)
Full Incense Held item. An exotic-smelling incense that makes the holder bloated and slow to move. Konikoni City (incense shop)
Wave Incense Held item. A curiously scented incense that boosts the power of Water-type moves. Konikoni City (incense shop)
Rose Incense Held item. An exotic-smelling incense that boosts the power of Grass-type moves. Konikoni City (incense shop)
Luck Incense Held item. Doubles the prize money if the holder takes part in a battle. Konikoni City (incense shop)
Pure Incense Held item. Helps repel wild Pokémon if the holder is the first Pokémon in the party. Konikoni City (incense shop)

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Strategic items

Image Item Description Location
Amulet Coin Held item. Doubles the prize money if the holder takes part in a battle. Paniola Town (behind the pickup truck)
Smoke Ball Held item. Lets the holder flee from wild Pokémon without fail. Po Town (behind a yellow pickup truck)
Cleanse Tag Held item. Helps repel wild Pokémon if the holder is the first Pokémon in the party. Memorial Hill (to the right of Little Arnaud)
Lucky Egg Held item. An egg filled with happiness that boosts the Exp. Points earned in battle. Hau’oli Outskirts (given by Professor Kukui once the Pokémon League has been beaten)
Power Bracer Held item. Makes Attack grow faster, but lowers Speed in battle. Battle Royal Dome shop (16 BP) or Poni Coast
Power Belt Held item. Makes Defense grow faster, but lowers Speed in battle. Battle Royal Dome shop (16 BP) or Royal Avenue (given by a Black Belt for teaching Acrobatics to your Incineroar)
Power Lens Held item. Makes Sp. Atk grow faster, but lowers Speed in battle. Battle Royal Dome shop (16 BP) or Poni Meadow
Power Band Held item. Makes Sp. Def grow faster, but lowers Speed in battle. Battle Royal Dome shop (16 BP) or Poni Gauntlet
Power Anklet Held item. Makes Speed grow faster, but lowers it in battle. Battle Royal Dome shop (16 BP) or Poni Plains
Power Weight Held item. Makes HP grow faster, but lowers Speed in battle. Battle Royal Dome shop (16 BP) or Resolution Cave
Choice Scarf Held item. Boosts Speed, but allows the use of only one move per battle. Battle Tree shop (48 BP)
Choice Band Held item. This headband boosts Attack, but allows the use of only one move per battle. Battle Tree shop (48 BP)
Choice Specs Held item. Boosts Sp. Atk, but allows the use of only one move per battle. Battle Tree shop (48 BP) or Tapu Village (given by Veteran Ignace after defeating him)
Flame Orb Held item. A bizarre orb that gives the holder a burn during battle. Battle Tree shop (16 BP) or Ula’ula Meadow (given by Golfer Xavier)
Toxic Orb Held item. A bizarre orb that badly poisons the holder during battle. Battle Tree shop (16 BP) or Resolution Cave
Damp Rock Held item. Extends the duration of Rain Dance when used by the holder. Malie City (answer a quiz correctly at the Cultural Center) or Battle Royal Dome shop (48 BP)
Heat Rock Held item. Extends the duration of Sunny Day when used by the holder. Malie City (answer a quiz correctly at the Cultural Center) or Battle Royal Dome shop (48 BP)
Smooth Rock Held item. Extends the duration of Sandstorm when used by the holder. Malie City (answer a quiz correctly at the Cultural Center) or Battle Royal Dome shop (48 BP)
Icy Rock Held item. Extends the duration of Hail when used by the holder. Malie City (answer a quiz correctly at the Cultural Center) or Battle Royal Dome shop (48 BP)
Light Clay Held item. Extends the duration of barrier moves such as Light Screen and Protect. Sandy Cave (Melemele Island) or sometimes held by wild Mudbray and Mudsdale
Life Orb Held item. Boosts the power of moves, but costs HP with each hit. Battle Tree shop (48 BP)
Big Root Held item. Boosts the power of HP-draining moves. Lush Jungle or item found in dust clouds
Shell Bell Held item. Restores a little of the holder’s HP each time it deals damage. Hau’oli City (city hall) or Battle Royal Dome shop (48 BP)
Float Stone A very light stone. It reduces the weight of the Pokémon holding it. Wela Volcano Park or Poké Pelago or Battle Royal Dome shop (48 BP)
Focus Sash Held item. If it has full HP, the holder can survive a one-hit KO, staying at just 1 HP. Poni Wilds (given by Dancer Julia after defeating all the Trainers) or Battle Tree shop (32 BP)
Focus Band Held item that can sometimes prevent the holder from fainting, leaving it with 1 HP. Route 9 (given by the police officer at the police station for flushing out the Ditto)
Absorb Bulb A single-use bulb. When held, it raises Sp. Atk if the Pokémon is hit by a Water-type move. Sometimes held by wild Petilil and Cottonee
Sticky Barb Held item. Damages the holder every turn. May latch onto foes that attack the holder. Item obtained at every fishing spot on Poni Island
Iron Ball Held item. Lowers Speed. Makes Flying-type holders, and those that are levitating, vulnerable to Ground-type moves. Battle Tree shop (48 BP)
Black Sludge Held item. Gradually restores the HP of Poison-type Pokémon. Damages all other types. Sometimes held by wild Grimer, Muk and Trubbish
Wide Lens Held item. A magnifying lens that slightly boosts the accuracy of moves. Sometimes dropped by Swellow in Ultra Space, or sometimes held by wild Sableye and Yanmega
Shed Shell Held item. A hard shell that allows the holder to switch out even if it is affected by a trapping move. Sometimes held by wild Goomy and Sliggoo
Lagging Tail An extremely heavy held item that slows the holder down. Sometimes held by wild Slowpoke
Destiny Knot A long, bright red string to be held by a Pokémon. If the holder falls in love, the foe does too. Route 14 (battle a Frillish on the islet to rescue the Trainer) or Battle Royal Dome shop (48 BP) or through the Pickup Ability
Ring Target A Pokémon holding this item becomes vulnerable to moves that would otherwise have no effect because of its type. Battle Tree shop (16 BP)
Power Herb Single-use held item. Allows the immediate use of a move that would normally need to charge on the first turn. Poni Meadow or Battle Tree shop (24 BP)
Luminous Moss Single-use moss. When held, it raises Sp. Def if the Pokémon is hit by a Water-type move. Hau’oli Beach (given by the owner of the injured Corsola, at night) or sometimes held by wild Corsola
Bright Powder Held item. Casts a glare that lowers the foe’s accuracy. Route 5 (held by Bounsweet, the Pokémon to trade for Lillipup) or Battle Royal Dome shop (48 BP)
Scope Lens Held item. A lens that boosts the holder’s critical-hit ratio. Paniola Ranch (given by a Breeder after defeating them) or Battle Royal Dome shop (48 BP)
Air Balloon When held by a Pokémon, this item lets it float in the air. It pops if the holder is attacked. Malie Garden (given by a girl after defeating Nanu and the Trainers on Nugget Bridge) or Battle Tree shop (32 BP)
Zoom Lens Held item. Boosts the holder’s accuracy if it moves after the foe. Battle Royal Dome shop (48 BP)
Metronome Held item. Boosts a move used repeatedly. The effect is lost if a different move is used. Hano Grand Resort (given by Veteran Judith after defeating her) or Battle Royal Dome shop (48 BP)
Mental Herb Held item. Cures certain moves that limit the choice of moves. Can be used only once. Malie City (by returning the “Poké Ball you were given” to a little girl) or Battle Tree shop (24 BP)
Wise Glasses Held item. A pair of thick glasses that slightly boost the power of special moves. Battle Royal Dome shop (48 BP)
Soothe Bell Held item. A bell whose chime calms the holder and promotes friendship. Route 3 (given by a farmer near the bridge) or Battle Royal Dome shop (48 BP)
Red Card A card with a mysterious power. If its holder is hit by an attacker, that attacker is forced out of the battle. Poni Plains (given by Looker) or Battle Tree shop (32 BP)
Rocky Helmet When held, this item damages an attacker that makes contact with the holder using a physical move. Battle Tree shop (48 BP)
Binding Band Held item. Boosts the power of trapping moves such as Wrap or Bind. Battle Royal Dome shop (48 BP)
Weakness Policy Held item. Sharply raises the Pokémon’s Attack and Sp. Atk when it is hit by a move it is weak to. Battle Tree shop (32 BP)
Cell Battery A single-use battery. When held, it raises Attack if the Pokémon is hit by an Electric-type move. Sometimes held by wild Geodude, Graveler and Charjabug
White Herb Held item. Restores any stats that have been lowered. Can be used only once. Big Wave Beach or Battle Tree shop (24 BP)
Eviolite A mysterious evolutionary lump that raises the Defense and Sp. Def of a Pokémon that can still evolve. Konikoni City (behind a bench)
Quick Claw Held item. A light but sharp claw that sometimes lets the holder move first. Hau’oli Outskirts (offered by the cannon at the Trainer School) or Battle Royal Dome shop (48 BP)
Eject Button If the Pokémon holding it is hit by a move, it flees the battle to be replaced by another party member. Festival Plaza (given by Sophocles for helping him fight Team Skull) or Battle Tree shop (32 BP)
Expert Belt Held item. A worn belt that slightly boosts the power of super effective moves. Seaward Cave or Battle Royal Dome shop (48 BP)
Leftovers Held item. Gradually restores the holder’s HP during battle. Sometimes held by wild Munchlax and Snorlax or Battle Royal Dome shop (48 BP) or through the Pickup Ability
Muscle Band Held item. A headband that slightly boosts the power of physical moves. Route 10 (given by the lady after helping her bring back her Stufful) or Battle Royal Dome shop (48 BP)
Assault Vest Held item. A vest that boosts Sp. Def, but prevents the use of status moves. Battle Tree shop (48 BP)
Grip Claw Held item. Extends the duration of multi-turn moves such as Wrap and Bind. Route 15 (given by Guzma) or sometimes held by wild Sandshrew
Safety Goggles Held item. Protects the Pokémon from damage caused by weather and most powder moves. Haina Desert (given by a Hiker, at night)
Snowball Single-use item. When held, it raises the Pokémon’s Attack if it is hit by an Ice-type move. Sometimes held by Snorunt and Alolan Vulpix
Stick Item to be held by Farfetch’d. A very long, sturdy stalk of leek that boosts its critical-hit ratio. Aether Foundation (given by an employee on the ground floor)
Quick Powder Item to be held by Ditto. A strange powder, very fine but resilient, that boosts its Speed. Sometimes held by wild Ditto
Thick Club Item to be held by Cubone or Marowak. A hard bone that boosts their Attack. Sometimes held by wild Cubone
Lucky Punch Item to be held by Chansey. A pair of gloves that boosts its critical-hit ratio. Seafolk Village (given by an NPC in the Steelix house) or sometimes held by wild Chansey
Light Ball Item to be held by Pikachu. An enigmatic orb that boosts its Attack and Sp. Atk. Resolution Cave
Metal Powder Item to be held by Ditto. A strange powder, very fine but resilient, that boosts its Defense. Sometimes held by wild Ditto
Soul Dew Item to be held by Latios or Latias. A wondrous orb that boosts their Sp. Atk and Sp. Def. Aether Paradise (given by an employee in Secret Lab A after the Rainbow Rocket episode and after talking to Wicke)
Adamant Orb A very shiny orb meant for Dialga. Boosts the power of Dragon- and Steel-type moves. Hau’oli City (sold by a vendor)
Lustrous Orb A beautiful, glowing orb meant for Palkia. Boosts the power of Dragon- and Water-type moves. Hau’oli City (sold by a vendor)
Griseous Orb A mysterious item meant for Giratina. Boosts Dragon- and Ghost-type moves. Hau’oli City (sold by a vendor)
Douse Drive When held by Genesect, this drive changes Techno Blast into a Water-type move. Route 8 (given by Colress in front of the Aether Base after the Pokémon League)
Shock Drive When held by Genesect, this drive changes Techno Blast into an Electric-type move Route 8 (given by Colress in front of the Aether Base after the Pokémon League)
Burn Drive When held by Genesect, this drive changes Techno Blast into a Fire-type move. Route 8 (given by Colress in front of the Aether Base after the Pokémon League)
Chill Drive When held by Genesect, this drive changes Techno Blast into an Ice-type move. Route 8 (given by Colress in front of the Aether Base after the Pokémon League)
Everstone Held item. A wondrous stone that prevents evolution. Hau’oli City (given by Ilima after defeating him at his home after the Pokémon League) or sometimes held by wild Roggenrola and Boldore or Battle Royal Dome shop (16 BP)
Black Glasses Held item. A pair of shady-looking glasses that boost the power of Dark-type moves. Hano Beach (islet)
Black Belt Held item. A belt that boosts determination and the power of Fighting-type moves. Sometimes held by wild Makuhita
Magnet Held item. A powerful magnet that boosts the power of Electric-type moves. Pikachu Valley or sometimes held by wild Nosepass
Never-Melt Ice Held item. A piece of ice that repels heat and boosts the power of Ice-type moves. Seaward Cave or sometimes held by wild Vanillish
Miracle Seed Held item. A seed filled with life that boosts the power of Grass-type moves. Route 8 or sometimes held by wild Fomantis
Silver Powder Held item. Shiny silver powder that boosts the power of Bug-type moves. Route 2 (Berry Fields) or sometimes held by wild Butterfree
Charcoal Held item. A fuel that boosts the power of Fire-type moves. Heahea City (show a Magmar to the Groom in front of the Seaspray Hotel) or sometimes held by Turtonator or Torkoal
Dragon Fang Held item. A hard, sharp fang that boosts the power of Dragon-type moves. Konikoni City (given by a cook at the restaurant after the Pokémon League) or sometimes held by wild Bagon, Shelgon and Salamence
Silk Scarf Held item. A splendid scarf that boosts the power of Normal-type moves. Hau’oli City (given by an old woman in front of Alola Mode)
Twisted Spoon Held item. A spoon imbued with telekinetic power that boosts the power of Psychic-type moves. Outer Cape (given by Cleaner Felicien after defeating his son) or sometimes held by wild Abra
Mystic Water Held item. A teardrop-shaped gem that boosts the power of Water-type moves. Paniola Ranch (given by a kid after chasing away the Sudowoodo)
Poison Barb Held item. A small poisonous barb that boosts the power of Poison-type moves. Melemele Meadow or sometimes held by wild Ekans, Tentacool, Tentacruel, Roselia, Venipede and Mareanie
Hard Stone Held item. An unbreakable stone that boosts the power of Rock-type moves. Farthest Hollow (Ten Carat Hill) or Poké Pelago
Spell Tag Held item. A sinister, eerie tag that boosts the power of Ghost-type moves. Memorial Hill or sometimes held by wild Sandygast
Soft Sand Held item. Fine, silky sand that boosts the power of Ground-type moves. Melemele Sea (islet) or sometimes held by wild Diglett, Dugtrio and Trapinch or item found in dust clouds
Sharp Beak Held item. A long, sharp beak that boosts the power of Flying-type moves. Route 3 or sometimes held by wild Spearow and Fearow
Terrain Extender Held item. Extends the duration of terrains that the Pokémon creates on the field with a move or an Ability. Resolution Cave or Battle Tree shop (48 BP)
Protective Pads Protects the holder from effects caused by making direct contact with another Pokémon with a move. Battle Tree shop (48 BP)
Electric Seed Held item. Raises Defense when the terrain is covered by Electric Terrain. Mahalo Trail (after the Pokémon League) or sometimes held by wild Togedemaru
Psychic Seed Held item. Raises Sp. Def when the terrain is covered by Psychic Terrain. Held by wild Exeggcute
Misty Seed Held item. Raises Defense when the terrain is covered by Misty Terrain. Poni Gauntlet or sometimes held by wild Comfey
Grassy Seed Held item. Raises Sp. Def when the terrain is covered by Grassy Terrain. Malie Garden or sometimes held by wild Bounsweet
Red Orb A scarlet gem said to have a very close connection to the legends of Hoenn. Hau’oli City (Shopping Mall)
Blue Orb A cerulean gem said to have a very close connection to the legends of Hoenn. Hau’oli City (Shopping Mall)
Normal Gem Held item. A gem that boosts the power of a Normal-type move once. Route 15 (with Stoutland Search)
Bottle Cap A pretty silver bottle cap. Some people love to receive them. Paniola Town (given by an NPC the day after rescuing the Alolan Vulpix) or Festival Plaza or Battle Tree (win 30 times in a row) or fishing or Poni Gauntlet (given by Mina after defeating her) or held by Magearna
Gold Bottle Cap A pretty gold bottle cap, even rarer than the Bottle Cap. Some people love to receive them. Festival Plaza or Poké Pelago

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Plates and Memories

Image Item Description Location
Flame Plate Held item. A stone tablet that boosts the power of Fire-type moves. Hau’oli Outskirts (to the right of the Trainer School, with Stoutland Search)
Splash Plate Held item. A stone tablet that boosts the power of Water-type moves. Hau’oli City (Shopping Mall)
Zap Plate Held item. A stone tablet that boosts the power of Electric-type moves. Hau’oli City (Shopping Mall)
Meadow Plate Held item. A stone tablet that boosts the power of Grass-type moves. Hau’oli City (grassy corner in front of Ilima’s house, with Stoutland Search)
Icicle Plate Held item. A stone tablet that boosts the power of Ice-type moves. Hau’oli Beach (near the sea, with Stoutland Search)
Fist Plate Held item. A stone tablet that boosts the power of Fighting-type moves. Hau’oli City (Shopping Mall)
Toxic Plate Held item. A stone tablet that boosts the power of Poison-type moves. Hau’oli City (behind the Pokémon Center, with Stoutland Search)
Earth Plate Held item. A stone tablet that boosts the power of Ground-type moves. Hau’oli Outskirts (beach to the right of the Professor’s lab, with Stoutland Search)
Sky Plate Held item. A stone tablet that boosts the power of Flying-type moves. Hau’oli City (Shopping Mall)
Mind Plate Held item. A stone tablet that boosts the power of Psychic-type moves. Hau’oli Outskirts (in your yard, with Stoutland Search)
Insect Plate Held item. A stone tablet that boosts the power of Bug-type moves. Hau’oli City (to the right of the Shopping Mall, with Stoutland Search)
Stone Plate Held item. A stone tablet that boosts the power of Rock-type moves. Hau’oli City (Shopping Mall)
Spooky Plate Held item. A stone tablet that boosts the power of Ghost-type moves. Hau’oli Cemetery (in the middle of the cemetery, with Stoutland Search)
Draco Plate Held item. A stone tablet that boosts the power of Dragon-type moves. Hau’oli City (behind the police station, with Stoutland Search)
Dread Plate Held item. A stone tablet that boosts the power of Dark-type moves. Hau’oli City (Shopping Mall)
Iron Plate Held item. A stone tablet that boosts the power of Steel-type moves. Hau’oli City (Shopping Mall)
Pixie Plate Held item. A stone tablet that boosts the power of Fairy-type moves. Hau’oli City (Shopping Mall)
Fire Memory A memory disc containing data on the Fire type. A certain Pokémon can change type when holding it. Ancient Poni Path (given by Wicke after the Pokémon League)
Water Memory A memory disc containing data on the Water type. A certain Pokémon can change type when holding it. Ancient Poni Path (given by Wicke after the Pokémon League)
Electric Memory A memory disc containing data on the Electric type. A certain Pokémon can change type when holding it. Ancient Poni Path (given by Wicke after the Pokémon League)
Grass Memory A memory disc containing data on the Grass type. A certain Pokémon can change type when holding it. Ancient Poni Path (given by Wicke after the Pokémon League)
Ice Memory A memory disc containing data on the Ice type. A certain Pokémon can change type when holding it. Ancient Poni Path (given by Wicke after the Pokémon League)
Fighting Memory A memory disc containing data on the Fighting type. A certain Pokémon can change type when holding it. Ancient Poni Path (given by Wicke after the Pokémon League)
Poison Memory A memory disc containing data on the Poison type. A certain Pokémon can change type when holding it. Ancient Poni Path (given by Wicke after the Pokémon League)
Ground Memory A memory disc containing data on the Ground type. A certain Pokémon can change type when holding it. Ancient Poni Path (given by Wicke after the Pokémon League)
Flying Memory A memory disc containing data on the Flying type. A certain Pokémon can change type when holding it. Ancient Poni Path (given by Wicke after the Pokémon League)
Psychic Memory A memory disc containing data on the Psychic type. A certain Pokémon can change type when holding it. Ancient Poni Path (given by Wicke after the Pokémon League)
Bug Memory A memory disc containing data on the Bug type. A certain Pokémon can change type when holding it. Ancient Poni Path (given by Wicke after the Pokémon League)
Rock Memory A memory disc containing data on the Rock type. A certain Pokémon can change type when holding it. Ancient Poni Path (given by Wicke after the Pokémon League)
Ghost Memory A memory disc containing data on the Ghost type. A certain Pokémon can change type when holding it. Ancient Poni Path (given by Wicke after the Pokémon League)
Dragon Memory A memory disc containing data on the Dragon type. A certain Pokémon can change type when holding it. Ancient Poni Path (given by Wicke after the Pokémon League)
Dark Memory A memory disc containing data on the Dark type. A certain Pokémon can change type when holding it. Ancient Poni Path (given by Wicke after the Pokémon League)
Steel Memory A memory disc containing data on the Steel type. A certain Pokémon can change type when holding it. Ancient Poni Path (given by Wicke after the Pokémon League)
Fairy Memory A memory disc containing data on the Fairy type. A certain Pokémon can change type when holding it. Ancient Poni Path (given by Wicke after the Pokémon League)

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Items for sale

Image Item Description Location
Big Mushroom A rather rare large mushroom. It is very popular with certain devoted fans. Route 2 (Berry Fields) or Hau’oli Cemetery or Heahea City or Malie Garden or Route 11 (x2) or Paniola Ranch (Stoutland Search) or Lush Jungle (Stoutland Search) or Akala Outskirts
Big Pearl A big pearl that shines with a pretty silvery color. Can be sold at a high price in shops. Sandy Cave or Kala’e Bay (with Stoutland Search) or Route 14 (with Stoutland Search) or Route 8 or Ula’ula Beach (x2 with Stoutland Search) or Secluded Shore (with Stoutland Search) or Exeggutor Island (with Stoutland Search) or Poni Wilds (with Stoutland Search) or Brooklet Hill or Poni Beach (x2 with Stoutland Search) or Poni Gauntlet or Festival Plaza or fishing or Poké Pelago
Rare Bone A bone of great value to Pokémon archaeology. Can be sold at a high price in shops. Fossil Research Lab (via Route 8) or Poké Pelago
Pretty Wing A very pretty but ordinary feather with no particular effect. Sometimes held by Wingull and Pelipper
Nugget A nugget of pure gold that shines magnificently. Can be sold at a high price in shops. Festival Plaza or Poké Pelago or Route 1 or Hau’oli City (offered by Gentleman Ghyslain at City Hall) or Farthest Hollow or Outer Cape or Malie City (given by an NPC at the Ferry Terminal) or Seafolk Village or Route 5 (with Stoutland Search) or Diglett’s Tunnel (with Stoutland Search) or Vast Poni Canyon (with Stoutland Search)
Pearl A small pearl that shines with a pretty silvery color. Can be sold at a low price in shops. Festival Plaza or Poké Pelago or Brooklet Hill or Heahea City (Stoutland Search) or Hau’oli Beach (with Stoutland Search) or Hau’oli Outskirts (with Stoutland Search) or Route 14 (with Stoutland Search) or Route 15 (with Stoutland Search) or Kala’e Bay (with Stoutland Search) or Hano Beach (with Stoutland Search) or Poni Wilds (with Stoutland Search) or Secluded Shore (with Stoutland Search) or Ula’ula Beach (Stoutland Search) or Poni Beach (Stoutland Search) or fishing or sometimes held by wild Clawitzer
Tiny Mushroom A small and rather rare mushroom. It is fairly popular with certain devoted fans. Hau’oli City or Route 4 (with Stoutland Search) or Lush Jungle (Stoutland Search) or Route 11 or Route 10 (with Stoutland Search) or Akala Outskirts (with Stoutland Search) or sometimes held by wild Morelull and Paras
Star Piece A fragment of a gem that shines with a red glow. Can be sold at a high price in shops. Route 2 or Poni Wilds or Heahea Beach (given by an NPC after completing the first course on Mantine Surf) or Ten Carat Hill (with Stoutland Search) or Seaward Cave (with Stoutland Search) or Route 5 (with Stoutland Search) or Route 7 (Stoutland Search) or Route 11 (with Stoutland Search) or Poké Pelago
Stardust Lovely red sand with very fine grains. Can be sold at a high price in shops. Lush Jungle or Route 2 or Route 3 (Stoutland Search) or Seaward Cave (Stoutland Search) or Route 11 or Route 14 (given by an NPC if you help Sandygast change beaches) or Route 15 (break rocks with Sharpedo) or Vast Poni Canyon or Iki Town (given by an NPC when you show them a letter found at Kala’e Bay) or Mount Hokulani (given by a scientist in the observatory) or Poké Pelago or sometimes held by wild Staryu and Starmie
Pearl String A cluster of pearls that shine with a pretty silvery color. Can be sold at a high price in shops. Melemele Sea or Poké Pelago or Hano Beach (in the water) or fishing
Comet Shard A fragment of a comet that fell to the ground as it crossed the atmosphere. Can be sold at a high price in shops. Mount Hokulani Observatory (given by a scientist) or Haina Desert or Vast Poni Canyon or by breaking rocks while riding Tauros or Poké Pelago
Big Nugget A nugget of pure gold that shines magnificently. Can be sold at a high price in shops. Festival Plaza or Poké Pelago or Haina Desert or Resolution Cave (with Stoutland Search) or Aether Paradise (x55 given by Wicke after the Rainbow Rocket episode)
Balm Mushroom A rare mushroom that gives off a pleasant fragrance. Can be sold at a high price in shops. Through the Pickup Ability

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Evolution items

Image Item Description Location
Metal Coat Held item. A special metallic film that boosts the power of Steel-type moves. Poni Gauntlet or sometimes held by wild Magnemite, Skarmory and Beldum
DeepSeaScale Item to be held by Clamperl. A pink scale that boosts its Sp. Def. Sometimes held by wild Relicanth or Battle Tree shop (32 BP)
DeepSeaTooth Item to be held by Clamperl. A silver-colored tooth that boosts its Sp. Atk. Battle Tree shop (32 BP)
Razor Fang Held item. May make the foe flinch when the holder damages it. Sometimes held by wild Bruxish
Razor Claw Held item. A sharp, hooked claw that boosts the critical-hit ratio. Sometimes held by wild Jangmo-o, Hakamo-o and Kommo-o
Up-Grade A transparent device filled with all sorts of data. Made by Silph Co. Aether House (Route 15, after the Rainbow Rocket episode)
Dubious Disc A transparent device filled with dubious data. Its manufacturer is unknown. Aether Paradise (given by Faba after defeating him after the Rainbow Rocket episode) or Battle Tree shop (32 BP)
Electirizer A box packed with a huge amount of electrical energy. Loved by a certain Pokémon. Seafolk Village (given by an NPC in a shop) or sometimes held by wild Electabuzz or Battle Tree shop (32 BP)
King’s Rock Held item. May make the foe flinch when the holder damages it. Sometimes held by wild Poliwhirl, Poliwrath, Politoed, Hariyama and Slowbro or Hau’oli Outskirts (given by the principal of the Trainer School after the Pokémon League) or Battle Tree shop (32 BP)
Protector A very hard, very heavy protective item, loved by a certain Pokémon. Paniola Town (given by Kiawe’s father after the Pokémon League) or Battle Tree shop (32 BP)
Magmarizer A box packed with a huge amount of magma energy. Loved by a certain Pokémon. Seafolk Village (given by an NPC in a shop) or Battle Tree shop (32 BP)
Dragon Scale A thick, hard scale, sometimes held by Dragon-type Pokémon when they are caught. Battle Tree shop (32 BP)
Reaper Cloth A cloth steeped in horrifyingly powerful spiritual energy. Loved by a certain Pokémon. Malie City (given by a little girl at the Pokémon Center) or Battle Tree shop (32 BP)
Whipped Dream A sweet cream that melts in the mouth, light as a cloud. It is loved by a certain Pokémon. Konikoni City (given by a delinquent in the restaurant after the Pokémon League) or Battle Tree shop (32 BP)
Sachet A sachet of herbs and spices, with a scent too strong for many, but nonetheless loved by a certain Pokémon. Konikoni City (given by a delinquent in the restaurant after the Pokémon League) or Battle Tree shop (32 BP)
Prism Scale A strange scale that makes certain species of Pokémon evolve. It is rainbow-colored. Kala’e Bay or fishing (Ula’ula Island)
Fire Stone A strange stone that makes certain species of Pokémon evolve. It is yellow and orange. Diglett’s Tunnel or Konikoni City (Olivia’s shop) or Poké Pelago
Water Stone A strange stone that makes certain species of Pokémon evolve. It is blue. Route 8 or Konikoni City (Olivia’s shop) or Poké Pelago
Thunder Stone A strange stone that makes certain species of Pokémon evolve. A lightning bolt is drawn on it. Route 9 (given by Looker) or Konikoni City (Olivia’s shop) or Poké Pelago
Leaf Stone A strange stone that makes certain species of Pokémon evolve. A leaf is drawn on it. Konikoni City (Olivia’s shop) or Poké Pelago
Ice Stone A strange stone that makes certain species of Pokémon evolve. A snowflake seems to be drawn on it. Po Town (to the left of the Shady House) or Poké Pelago
Sun Stone A strange stone that makes certain species of Pokémon evolve. It is red like the setting sun. Blush Mountain or Poké Pelago or through the Pickup Ability or Haina Desert (if you show a Solrock to a man)
Moon Stone A strange stone that makes certain species of Pokémon evolve. It is dark as the night. Route 13 or sometimes held by wild Jigglypuff or Poké Pelago
Shiny Stone A strange stone that makes certain species of Pokémon evolve. It shines with a blinding light. Ancient Poni Path or Poké Pelago
Dusk Stone A strange stone that makes certain species of Pokémon evolve. It is dark as a moonless night. Poni Wilds (in the water) or Poké Pelago
Oval Stone A strange stone that makes certain species of Pokémon evolve. It is shaped like an egg. Sometimes held by wild Happiny or Poké Pelago
Dawn Stone A strange stone that makes certain species of Pokémon evolve. It shines like an eye. Royal Avenue (given by a kid near the fountain after you tell him 5 courageous stories (Battle Royal, Kiawe’s trial, first steps at Aether Paradise, going to Po Town, trying the Ultra Warp Ride) or Poké Pelago

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Miscellaneous

Image Item Description Location
Max Repel Repels weak wild Pokémon for 250 steps. Poké Mart or Route 7 or Brooklet Hill or Route 8 (Stoutland Search) or Malie City (play the old man’s game in front of the Cultural Center) or Po Town or Poni Beach or Festival Plaza
Super Repel Repels weak wild Pokémon for 200 steps. Poké Mart or Melemele Sea or Heahea City (Stoutland Search) or Memorial Hill (Stoutland Search) or Paniola Ranch (Stoutland Search) or Paniola Town (Stoutland Search)
Repel Repels weak wild Pokémon for 100 steps. Poké Mart or Route 2 (Berry Fields) or Paniola Ranch (Stoutland Search) or through the Pickup Ability
Escape Rope A long, sturdy rope that lets you quickly leave a cave or dungeon. Poké Mart or Seaward Cave or Diglett’s Tunnel (Stoutland Search) or Shady House (Po Town), Vast Poni Canyon or Mount Lanakila or through the Pickup Ability
Festival Ticket Lets you start a mini-quest at Festival Plaza Festival Plaza
Red Shard A small red shard. It seems to come from a very old object. Poké Pelago
Blue Shard A small blue shard. It seems to come from a very old object. Poké Pelago
Yellow Shard A small yellow shard. It seems to come from a very old object. Poké Pelago
Green Shard A small green shard. It seems to come from a very old object. Poké Pelago
Heart Scale A very rare and pretty heart-shaped scale. It shines faintly with a rainbow glow. Malie City (Sushi High Roller) or Konikoni City (restaurant) or Seafolk Village (restaurant) or Hano Beach (Stoutland Search) or Ancient Poni Path (given by Hapu’s grandmother after showing her a photo found at the Malie Library)
Cover Fossil The fossil of an ancient aquatic Pokémon. It seems to be part of its back. Konikoni City (Olivia’s shop)
Plume Fossil The fossil of an ancient flying Pokémon. It seems to be a piece of a wing. Konikoni City (Olivia’s shop)
Skull Fossil The fossil of a prehistoric land Pokémon. It looks like part of a skull. Konikoni City (Olivia’s shop)
Armor Fossil The fossil of a prehistoric land Pokémon. It looks like part of a collar. Konikoni City (Olivia’s shop)
Honey A richly scented honey that attracts wild Pokémon when used in grass, in a cave or on special trees. Melemele Meadow (Stoutland Search) or Poni Meadow or Ula’ula Meadow or Poni Meadow or Royal Avenue or Lush Jungle (Stoutland Search) or Poké Mart or sometimes held by wild Oricorio
Red Nectar A nectar obtained at Ula’ula Meadow. Lets a certain Pokémon change its appearance. Ula’ula Meadow
Yellow Nectar A nectar obtained at Melemele Meadow. Lets a certain Pokémon change its appearance. Melemele Meadow
Pink Nectar A nectar obtained from the flowers of Royal Avenue. Lets a certain Pokémon change its appearance. Royal Avenue
Purple Nectar A nectar obtained at Poni Meadow. Lets a certain Pokémon change its appearance. Poni Meadow
Strange Souvenir An ornament in the image of a Pokémon revered in Alola and regarded as a guardian deity since time immemorial. Malie City (given by a man at the Cultural Center or bought from a delinquent) or Thrifty Megamart

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Battle items

Image Item Description Location
X Attack Raises Attack during a battle. The effect disappears if the Pokémon is withdrawn. Hau’oli City (given by an NPC at the harbor) or Ten Carat Hill or Diglett’s Tunnel (Stoutland Search) or Route 12 or Route 17 (Stoutland Search) or Vast Poni Canyon (with Stoutland Search) or Poké Mart or Festival Plaza
X Defense Raises Defense during a battle. The effect disappears if the Pokémon is withdrawn. Hau’oli City (given by an NPC at the harbor) or Verdant Cavern or Paniola Ranch (Stoutland Search) or Lush Jungle (with Stoutland Search) or Poni Wilds or Vast Poni Canyon (Stoutland Search) or Poké Mart or Festival Plaza
X Speed Raises Speed during a battle. The effect disappears if the Pokémon is withdrawn. Outer Cape or Route 6 or Poké Mart or Festival Plaza
X Sp. Atk Raises Sp. Atk during a battle. The effect disappears if the Pokémon is withdrawn. Brooklet Hill or Aether Paradise or Poni Grove or Poké Mart or Festival Plaza
X Sp. Def Raises Sp. Def during a battle. The effect disappears if the Pokémon is withdrawn. Paniola Ranch or Ula’ula Meadow or Vast Poni Canyon or Poké Mart or Festival Plaza
X Accuracy Raises accuracy during a battle. The effect disappears if the Pokémon is withdrawn. Route 9 or Poké Mart or Festival Plaza
Dire Hit Sharply raises the critical-hit ratio. Can be used only once. The effect disappears if the Pokémon is withdrawn. Paniola Town (given by Hau after defeating him) or Route 17 (Stoutland Search) or Poké Mart or Festival Plaza
Guard Spec. Prevents stat reduction for all Pokémon in the party for five turns. Route 13 or Poni Gauntlet or Poké Mart or Festival Plaza
Poké Doll A doll that attracts Pokémon. Lets you escape from a battle against a wild Pokémon. Hau’oli City (Poké Mart)
Poké Toy An item that attracts Pokémon. Lets you escape from a battle against a wild Pokémon. Festival Plaza
Adrenaline Orb When used, it increases the chances that a Pokémon will call for help, then disappears. When held, it raises the holder’s Speed if it is affected by Intimidate. Route 4 or Route 8 (Stoutland Search) or Ula’ula Meadow or Ancient Poni Path or Resolution Cave or Memorial Hill (Stoutland Search) or Route 13 (given by the Trial Guide after completing Acerola’s trial)

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Poké Balls

Image Item Description Location
Poké Ball A capsule-like item that captures wild Pokémon. You simply throw it like a ball. Festival Plaza or Poké Mart
Great Ball A high-performance Ball with a higher success rate than a Poké Ball. Route 1 (given by your mother) or Verdant Cavern (x10 given by Ilima after his trial) or Melemele Meadow or Farthest Hollow (Ten Carat Hill) or Route 4 or Festival Plaza or Poké Mart
Ultra Ball An ultra-high-performance Ball with a higher success rate than a Great Ball. Ten Carat Hill or Royal Avenue or Festival Plaza or Poké Mart
Master Ball Surely the best Ball there is. It catches a wild Pokémon without fail. Aether Paradise (given by Gladion after defeating Lusamine) or Festival Plaza or ID Lottery
Premier Ball A somewhat rare Poké Ball that was made to commemorate a special event. Given if you buy 10 Poké Balls at once at the Poké Mart
Heal Ball A remedial Poké Ball that restores all the HP of the caught Pokémon and heals all status conditions. Hau’oli City (given by the man to the left of the Pokémon Center) or Route 2 or Route 3 or Seaward Cave or Paniola Ranch or Aether Paradise or Poké Mart
Net Ball A somewhat different Poké Ball that works especially well on Water- and Bug-type Pokémon. Melemele Meadow or Brooklet Hill or Malie Garden (given by a Lass after defeating her) or Route 9 or Route 7 (Stoutland Search) or Poké Mart
Nest Ball A somewhat different Poké Ball that works especially well on weaker Pokémon. Route 1 or Route 2 (x2 given by an NPC in the motel) or Route 3 or Lush Jungle (x10 given by Mallow after her trial) or Route 17 or Poké Mart
Quick Ball A Poké Ball that makes it easier to catch a wild Pokémon if used at the start of the battle. Paniola Town (offered by a Magmar at Kiawe’s house) or Wela Volcano Park (x10 given by Kiawe after his trial) or Route 11 or Festival Plaza or Poké Mart
Dusk Ball A Poké Ball that is effective at night or in dark places such as caves. Diglett’s Tunnel or Memorial Hill or Route 14 (x10 given by Acerola after completing her trial) or Vast Poni Canyon or Festival Plaza or Poké Mart
Timer Ball A somewhat different Poké Ball that works better and better as the battle drags on. Blush Mountain or Festival Plaza or Poké Mart
Repeat Ball A somewhat different Poké Ball that works especially well on Pokémon species that have already been caught. Ula’ula Meadow or Festival Plaza or Poké Mart
Dive Ball A somewhat different Poké Ball that works especially well on underwater Pokémon. Kala’e Bay or Brooklet Hill (x10 given by Lana after completing her trial) or Route 8 or Hano Beach (in the water) or Route 15 or Ula’ula Beach (Stoutland Search) or Festival Plaza or Poké Mart
Luxury Ball A comfortable Poké Ball that quickly earns the friendship of a wild Pokémon once it is caught. Malie Garden or Route 15 (x5 given by Lillie) or Festival Plaza or Poké Mart
Fast Ball A somewhat different Poké Ball that works especially well on Pokémon that tend to flee. Mount Hokulani or Heahea City (show a Pokémon from an Official Alola Contest event to an NPC in the Game Freak building)</
Level Ball A somewhat different Poké Ball that works especially well on Pokémon of a lower level than your own. Mount Hokulani or Heahea City (show a Pokémon from an Official Alola Contest event to an NPC in the Game Freak building)</
Lure Ball A somewhat different Poké Ball that works especially well on Pokémon hooked with a fishing rod. Blush Mountain (given by Samson Oak) or Heahea City (show a Pokémon from an Official Alola Contest event to an NPC in the Game Freak building)</
Love Ball A somewhat different Poké Ball that works better on a Pokémon of the opposite gender. Malie City (show an Alolan Persian to Samson Oak) or Heahea City (show a Pokémon from an Official Alola Contest event to an NPC in the Game Freak building)
Heavy Ball A somewhat different Poké Ball that works especially well on heavy Pokémon. Mount Hokulani or Heahea City (show a Pokémon from an Official Alola Contest event to an NPC in the Game Freak building)</
Friend Ball A somewhat different Poké Ball that quickly makes the wild Pokémon caught with it friendly. Outer Cape (given by Samson Oak) or Heahea City (show a Pokémon from an Official Alola Contest event to an NPC in the Game Freak building)</
Moon Ball A somewhat different Poké Ball that works especially well on Pokémon that evolve with a Moon Stone. Mount Hokulani (given by Samson Oak) or Heahea City (show a Pokémon from an Official Alola Contest event to an NPC in the Game Freak building)</
Cherish Ball A rather rare Poké Ball that was made for a special occasion. Cannot be found (event ball used for Pokémon distributions)
Beast Ball A special Poké Ball made to catch Ultra Beasts. It is not at all effective on other creatures. Altar of the Sunne or Moone (x3 given by Lusamine) or Poni Grove (x5 given by the Ultra Recon Squad)

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Rare items

Image Item Description Location
Exp. Share Item to be switched on. Lets all Pokémon in the party gain Exp. Points, even those that did not take part in the battle. Hau’oli Outskirts (given by Professor Kukui when you enter the Trainer School)
Z-Ring A mysterious bracelet that uses the Trainer’s life force to let their Pokémon use Z-Power. Iki Town (Tapu Koko Festival after defeating Hau)
Key Stone A bracelet with mysterious powers that lets a Pokémon Mega Evolve in battle if it holds the right Mega Stone. Poni Plains (given by Dexio after the Pokémon League)
Moon Flute A flute whose tune was once used to express gratitude to the legendary Pokémon of the moon. Exeggutor Island
Sun Flute A flute whose tune was once used to express gratitude to the legendary Pokémon of the sun. Exeggutor Island
Lens Case A rather chic case for contact lenses. Hau’oli City (given by Lillie)
Makeup Bag A very chic case for lipsticks. Hau’oli City (given by Lillie)
Forage Bag A bag for storing the ingredients gathered in the jungle, used in Mallow’s Trial Lush Jungle (given by Mallow)
Fishing Rod A Fishing Rod made by Captain Lana. Lets you fish for Pokémon hidden among submerged rocks Brooklet Hill (given by Lana)
Professor’s Mask Masked Royal’s mask! It is said that this professional wrestler sewed his costume himself Mount Hokulani Observatory (given by Sophocles)
DNA Splicers A tool that allows Kyurem to fuse with another Pokémon with which it was originally one. Aether Paradise (given by an employee in Secret Lab A after the Rainbow Rocket episode and after talking to Wicke)
Gracidea A flower given as a token of gratitude, notably on a birthday. Hau’oli City (Gracidea Shop)
Reveal Glass A mysterious mirror that, by reflecting the truth, can restore a Pokémon to its original form. Heahea City (given by Professor Burnet after completing the Akala Grand Trial)
Prison Bottle A container used long ago to seal away the power of a certain Pokémon. Aether Paradise (given by an employee in Secret Lab A after the Rainbow Rocket episode and after talking to Wicke)
Oval Charm A mysterious round charm that makes it easier to find Eggs at the Pokémon Day Care. Heahea City (given by Morimoto and Iwao after defeating them)
Shiny Charm A mysterious sparkling charm that makes it easier to encounter Shiny Pokémon. Heahea City (given by the director of Game Freak after completing the Alola Pokédex)

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