Pokemon Stardust Version and Pokemon Comet Version/Item Moves

Item Moves are a new way to support your Pokemon in Pokemon Stardust Version and Pokemon Comet Version. By combining the Z-Ring with Items in their inventory and their emotions towards their Pokemon, the trainer can boost a Pokemon's stats.
==Rundown==
To use Item Moves, you need a Z-Ring (which is obtained almost right at the start of the game) and an Item Liscence for the type of item you're using. Item Moves, like Z-Moves and Mega Evolution, can only be used once per battle, but unlike Z-Moves and Mega Evolution don't use up your Pokemon's held item. Only disposable items can be used as Item Moves, and are disposed of in the process.
Item Moves do not deal damage whatsoever, instead raising the Pokemon's stats and sometimes applying an extra effect.
==Item Moves==
===HP Medicine===
The HP Medicine Liscence can be obtained from Professor Pine after completing Rosa's Trial. HP Medicine, as an Item Move, raises random stats by one stage, but how many stats are raised is determined by a random number generator, with a "High Chance" (50%), "Medium Chance" (35%) and "Low Chance" (15%) for each type of medicine. Each also has an individual chance to trigger the HP Medicine "Side Effect", which eliminates any stat drops on the user.
Item 	High Chance 	Medium Chance 	Low Chance 	SE Chance
Potion 	Raises one stat	Raises one stat 	Raises one stat 	5%
Super Potion	Raises one stat	Raises one stat 	Raises two stats 	10%
Hyper Potion	Raises one stat	Raises two stats	Raises two stats 	15%
Max Potion 	Raises one stat	Raises two stats	Raises three stats	20%
Full Restore	Raises one stat	Raises two stats	Raises three stats	30%
===Status Medicine===
The HP Medicine Liscence can be obtained from Professor Pine after completing Lea's Trial. Status Medicine, as an Item Move, raises specific stats by one stage and has a 10% chance to cure specific status ailments.
Item 	Raises 	Cures
Antidote 	Attack 	Poison, Confusion
Parlyz Heal 	Speed 	Paralysis, Confusion
Awakening 	Defence 	Sleep, Confusion
Burn Heal 	Special Attack 	Burn, Confusion
Ice Heal 	Special Defence 	Freeze, Confusion
Full Restore	Accuracy, Evasion	All Ailments
===PP Medicine===
The PP Medicine Liscence can be obtained from Professor Pine after completing Feugo's Trial. PP Medicine, as an Item Move, raises a random stat by one or two stages, the chance of the latter differing based on the item used.
Item 	1 Stage Chance	2 Stage Chance
Ether 	75% 	25%
Elixir 	50% 	50%
Max Ether 	25% 	75%
Max Elixir	0% 	100%
===Poke Balls===
The Poke Ball Liscence can be obtained from Professor Pine after completing Elena's Trial. Poke Balls, when used as an Item Move, only works on a Pokemon captured using the same Poke Ball used for the move.
Item 	Function 	Secondary Function 	SF Chance
Poke Ball 	Raises a random stat by one stage 	Eliminates stat drops 	5%
Great Ball 	Raises a random stat by one stage, 15% chance of raising it by two stages 	Eliminates stat drops 	10%
Ultra Ball 	Raises a random stat by one stage, 50% chance of raising it by two stages 	Eliminates stat drops 	15%
Master Ball 	Raises a random stat by two stages 	Eliminates stat drops 	25%
Level Ball 	Raises Attack by one stage, 25% chance of raising it by two stages 	Prevents Attack reduction for 5 turns 	20%
Lure Ball 	Raises Special Attack by one stage, 25% chance of raising it by two stages 	Prevents Special Attack reduction for 5 turns 	20%
Friend Ball 	Raises Speed by one stage, 25% chance of raising it by two stages 	Prevents Speed reduction for 5 turns 	20%
Moon Ball 	Raises Special Defence by one stage, 25% chance of raising it by two stages	Prevents Special Defence reduction for 5 turns	20%
Heavy Ball 	Raises Defence by one stage, 25% chance of raising it by two stages 	Prevents Defence reduction for 5 turns 	20%
Love Ball 	Raises Accuracy by one stage, 25% chance of raising it by two stages 	Prevents Accuracy reduction for 5 turns 	20%
Speed Ball 	Raises Evasion by one stage, 25% chance of raising it by two stages 	Prevents Evasion reduction for 5 turns 	20%
Net Ball 	Raises a random stat by one stage, 25% chance of raising it by two stages 	Prevents Poison for 5 turns 	25%
Nest Ball 	Raises a random stat by one stage, 25% chance of raising it by two stages 	Prevents Sleep for 5 turns 	25%
Timer Ball 	Raises a random stat by one stage, 25% chance of raising it by two stages 	Prevents Paralysis for 5 turns 	25%
Repeat Ball 	Raises a random stat by one stage, 25% chance of raising it by two stages 	Prevents Burn for 5 turns 	25%
Dive Ball 	Raises a random stat by one stage, 25% chance of raising it by two stages 	Prevents Freeze for 5 turns 	25%
Luxury Ball 	Raises a random stat by one stage, 25% chance of raising it by two stages 	Prevents Confusion for 5 turns 	25%
Heal Ball 	Raises a random stat by one stage, 20% chance of raising it by two stages 	Applies Light Screen 	20%
Quick Ball 	Raises a random stat by one stage, 20% chance of raising it by two stages 	Applies Reflect 	20%
Dusk Ball 	Raises a random stat by one stage, 20% chance of raising it by two stages 	Applies Lucky Chant 	20%
Premier Ball	Raises a random stat by one stage 	Makes the user the centre of attention 	100%
===Gems===
The Gem Liscence can be obtained from Professor Pine after completing Sho's Trial. Gems, when used as an Item Move, raise a certain stat and power up the user's next move of the Gem's type.
===Berries===
The Berry Liscence can be obtained from Professor Pine after completing Mari's Trial. Berries, when used as an Item Move, will raise a fixed stat with a chance for a second effect. Note that other berries can be used for Item Moves, but haven't been listed because I only cannot be bothered to list them.
Item 	Raises 	Second Effect 	SE Chance
Cheri Berry 	Attack 	Cures Paralysis 	25%
Chesto Berry	Special Attack 	Cures Sleep 	25%
Pecha Berry 	Speed 	Cures Poison 	25%
Rawst Berry 	Special Defence	Cures Burn 	25%
Aspear Berry	Defence 	Cures Freeze 	25%
Leppa Berry 	Attack 	Restores 1 PP for each move 	25%
Oran Berry 	Special Attack 	Restores a little HP 	35%
Persim Berry	Speed 	Cures Confusion 	25%
Lum Berry 	Special Defence	Cures Infatuation, Disable, Taunt and Torment	20%
Sitrus Berry	Defence 	Restores a little HP and PP 	15%
Figy Berry 	Attack 	Prevents Burning for 5 turns 	20%
Wiki Berry 	Special Attack 	Prevents Freezing for 5 turns 	20%
Mago Berry 	Speed 	Prevents Poison for 5 turns 	20%
Aguav Berry 	Special Defence	Prevents Sleep for 5 turns 	20%
Iapapa Berry	Defence 	Prevents Paralysis for 5 turns 	20%
Razz Berry 	Attack 	Raises Coolness 	100%
Bluk Berry 	Special Attack 	Raises Beauty 	100%
Nanab Berry 	Speed 	Raises Cuteness 	100%
Wepear Berry	Special Defence	Raises Cleverness 	100%
Pinap Berry 	Defence 	Raises Toughness 	100%
===Revive===
The Revive Liscence can be obtained from Professor Pine after completing Teron's Trial. Revives, when used as an item, restore the Pokemon's HP by a set amount.
Item 	HP Restored
Revive 	50%
Max Revive	100%
===Vitamins===
The Vitamin Liscence can be obtained from Professor Pine after completing Mindy's trial. Vitamins, when used as an item, raise a stat or restore HP/PP.
Item 	Effect
Protein	60% chance to raise Attack, 30% chance to sharply raise Attack and 10% chance to drastically raise Attack
Iron 	60% chance to raise Defence, 30% chance to sharply raise Defence and 10% chance to drastically raise Defence
Calcium	60% chance to raise Special Attack, 30% chance to sharply raise Special Attack and 10% chance to drastically raise Special Attack
Zinc 	60% chance to raise Special Defence, 30% chance to sharply raise Special Defence and 10% chance to drastically raise Special Defence
Calcium	60% chance to raise Speed, 30% chance to sharply raise Speed and 10% chance to drastically raise Speed
HP Up 	60% chance to restore one third of HP, 30% chance to restore two thirds of HP and 10% chance to fully restore HP
PP Up 	Restores 10 PP for a random move, 25% chance to fully restore PP
PP Max 	Restores 10 PP for all moves, 25% chance per move to fully restore PP
==Trivia==
*Item Moves are not featured in competitive Pokemon battles (including Pokemon battle simulators such as Pokemon Showdown) due to a lack of items in competitive battles.
*When an Item Liscence is obtained, it is placed on one of many available slots on the Z-Ring.
==Poll==
<poll>Would you say the available Item Moves are balanced?
Yes, very
Yes, mostly
Yes, somewhat
No
</poll>