Pokemon Stardust Version and Pokemon Comet Version

Pokemon Stardust Version and Pokemon Comet Version have been developed by Power Paintbrush Productions since the end of 2016. They have been confirmed for release on the Nintendo 4D Viewer at the end of 2018.
==Characters==
===Major Characters===
Name 	Image	Details
Player 	 	The hero of the story. At the start of the game, you can select a gender, and there are several opportunities to get new hairstyles and outfits in-game.
Miss Aria Pine	 	A Pokemon Professor specialising in the field of Items. She has been researching a way to use items to amplify a Pokemon's moves.
Rival 	 	The player's rival throughout the story. Your rival will be the opposite gender of the player, and will use a Starting Pokemon strong against theirs.
===Team Time===
Name 	Image	Details
Tempora 	 	The leader of Team Time. He wishes for a world where the past, present and future are one, and will stop at nothing - even kidnapping and wounding innocent Pokemon - to make this come true.
Gear 	 	One of two admins of Team Time. She cares not for Tempora's dream, instead sticking with the organisation for the high pay.
Phase 	 	One of two admins of Team Time. He is seen as a traitor by the rest of Team Time, as he constantly does things behind their backs.
Team Time Grunts	 	Minor members of Team Time. Tempora has been known to use mind control to force children into joining his organisation.
===Eclipse Corporation===
Name 	Image	Details
Star 	 	The president of the Eclipse Corporation, a good organisation who looks after lost and abandoned Pokemon. She owns a speedboat, but almost never uses it.
Metea 	 	One of two branch Chiefs of the Eclipse Corporation. She detests Team Time and refuses to let them get away with kidnapping Pokemon.
Nebu 	 	One of two branch chiefs of the Eclipse Corporation. A considerable germaphobe, he has been rumoured to have once been part of Team Time.
Eclipse Employees	 	Employees from the Eclipse Corporation. They are all assigned to a specific post that they follow without question.
===Trialmasters===
For more information on the trials in this game, see Pokemon Stardust Version and Pokemon Comet Version/Trials.
Name 	Image	Details
Rosa 	 	A Trialmaster specialising in the Grass Type. She loves flowers and often collects them when she gets the chance.
Lea 	 	A Trialmaster specialising in the Water Type. She makes fishing rods for a living, and sells the rods she makes whenever she gets a chance.
Feugo 	 	A Trialmaster specialising in the Fire Type. He views life as a giant, potentially unsolvable puzzle.
Mineri 	 	The Grandmaster of Chardocead. She specialises in the Rock Type and works part-time as a novelist.
Elena 	 	A Trialmaster specialising in the Electric Type. She has a fondness for remodelling gadgets to make them more efficient.
Sho 	 	A Trialmaster specialising in the Fighting Type. He lives at the seafront and spends most of his time swimming.
Mari 	 	A Trialmaster specialising in the Bug Type. She is obsessed with golf, and likes to make her own golf courses in order to test her skills.
Ava 	 	The Grandmaster of Blezulu. She specialises in the Flying Type and works for several companies at the same time.
Teron 	 	A Trialmaster specialising in the Ground Type. He likes dancing, despite not being that good a dancer.
Mindy 	 	A Trialmaster specialising in the Psychic Type. She can telepathically communicate with Pokemon and other creatures.
Shifty 	 	A Trialmaster specialising in the Ghost Type. She lights candles all around her home in hopes of inviting spirits to stay with her.
Sense 	 	The Grandmaster of Albeyl. He specialises in the Dark Type and is rumoured to be completely blind.
Ninjini	 	A Trialmaster specialising in the Poison Type. She is obsessed with reading history books and practicing ninja arts.
Arcti 	 	A Trialmaster specialising in the Ice Type. She makes ice sculptures and sells them online for huge profit.
Cela 	 	A Trialmaster specialising in the Steel Type. She builds robots with very specific coding that only she can decipher.
Dracu 	 	The Grandmaster of Zelevihr. He specialises in the Dragon Type and is one of few to believe in myths and legends.
Sarah 	 	A Trialmaster specialising in the Fairy Type. She likes long treks across the various landscapes of the Suisei Region.
==New Pokemon==
As well as all of the new Pokemon listed here, every Pokemon in the main series games appears in some form in this game.
===Original===
Name 	Image	Species 	Type 	Stat Focus 	Stat Total	Evolution 	Abilities
Cutleaf 	 	Page Pokemon 	Grass 	Attack, Defence 	315 	Bladeleaf (reach Level 16) 	Overgrow, Battle Armour
Bladeleaf 	 	Squire Pokemon 	Grass/Steel 	Attack, Defence 	420 	Knightleaf (reach Level 36) 	Overgrow, Battle Armour
Knightleaf 	 	Knight Pokemon 	Grass/Steel 	Attack, Defence 	530 	N/A 	Overgrow, Battle Armour
Heateye 	 	Wisp Pokemon 	Fire 	Special Attack, Special Defence 	315 	Heacraze (reach Level 16) 	Blaze, Levitate
Heacraze 	 	Wisp Pokemon 	Fire/Ghost 	Special Attack, Special Defence 	420 	Heaghoul (reach Level 36) 	Blaze, Levitate
Heaghoul 	 	Prediction Pokemon 	Fire/Ghost 	Special Attack, Special Defence 	530 	N/A 	Blaze, Levitate
Aquawave 	 	Living Water Pokemon 	Water 	Speed 	315 	Aquaocean (reach Level 16) 	Torrent, Swift Swim
Aquaocean 	 	Living Lake Pokemon 	Water/Ice 	Speed 	420 	Aquaurora (reach Level 36) 	Torrent, Swift Swim
Aquaurora 	 	Living Sea Pokemon 	Water/Ice 	Speed 	530 	N/A 	Torrent, Swift Swim
Fishiwood 	 	Kingfisher Pokemon 	Normal/Flying 	Attack, Speed 	280 	Pondiwing (reach Level 14) 	Swift Swim,
Pondiwing 	 	Kingfisher Pokemon 	Water/Flying 	Attack, Speed 	380 	Flappersea (reach Level 28) 	Swift Swim,
Flappersea 	 	Kingfisher Pokemon 	Water/Flying 	Attack, Speed 	510 	N/A 	Swift Swim,
Petalpede 	 	Larva Pokemon 	Bug/Fairy 	Special Attack, Speed 	250 	Petallys (reach Level 12) 	Shed Skin, Shield Dust
Petallys 	 	Chrysalis Pokemon 	Bug/Fairy 	Defence, Special Defence 	350 	Petalfly (reach Level 24) 	Shed Skin, Shield Dust
Petalfly 	 	Butterfly Pokemon 	Bug/Fairy 	Special Attack, Speed 	450 	N/A 	Swarm, Shield Dust
Espimage 	 	Bat Pokemon 	Psychic/Flying	Special Attack, Special Defence, Speed 	275 	Espeomage (Happiness) 	Frisk, Telepathy,
Espeomage 	 	Vampire Bat Pokemon 	Psychic/Flying	Special Attack, Special Defence, Speed 	420 	N/A 	Frisk, Telepathy,
Barcolour 	 	Puppy Pokemon 	Normal 	HP 	355 	Palepaw (use Shiny Stone) 	Pickup, Run Away
Palepaw 	 	Palette Pokemon 	Normal 	HP 	476 	N/A 	Pickup, Vital Spirit
Electrock 	 	Lodestone Pokemon 	Rock/Electric 	Defence, Special Defence 	305 	Lodestore (reach Level 25) 	Sturdy, Lightning Rod, Volt Absorb
Lodestore 	 	Lodestone Pokemon 	Rock/Electric 	Defence, Special Defence 	395 	Charginent (reach Level 36) 	Sturdy, Lightning Rod, Volt Absorb
Charginent 	 	Lodestone Pokemon 	Rock/Electric 	Defence, Special Defence 	520 	N/A 	Sturdy, Lightning Rod, Volt Absorb
Snoem 	 	Snow Pokemon 	Ice 	Speed 	325 	Froria (reach Level 35) 	Snow Cloak, Slush Rush, Snow Warning
Froria 	 	Snow Pokemon 	Ice/Fairy 	Speed 	428 	Wintestra (reach Level 47) 	Snow Cloak, Slush Rush, Snow Warning
Wintestra 	 	Singer Pokemon 	Ice/Fairy 	Speed 	532 	N/A 	Snow Cloak, Slush Rush, Snow Warning
Rosaceas 	 	Rose Thorn Pokemon 	Grass 	Attack, Special Attack 	300 	Rosarennial (reach Level 24) 	Chlorophyll, Solar Power
Rosarennial 	 	Rose Thorn Pokemon 	Grass 	Attack, Special Attack 	475 	N/A 	Chlorophyll, Solar Power
Candlight 	 	Chandelier Pokemon 	Fire/Ghost 	Special Attack 	335 	Candlumina (use Dawn Stone) 	Levitate, Pressure, Flash Fire
Candlumina 	 	Chandelier Pokemon 	Fire/Ghost 	Special Attack 	528 	N/A 	Levitate, Pressure, Flash Fire
Draconi 	 	Sky Dragon Pokemon 	Dragon 	HP, Attack, Defence, Special Attack, Special Defence 	440 	Dracoryi (Happiness) 	
Dracoryi 	 	Sky Dragon Pokemon 	Dragon/Fairy 	HP, Attack, Defence, Special Attack, Special Defence, Speed	480 	N/A 	
Technica 	 	Machine Pokemon 	Steel/Electric	Varies 	300 	Varitech (reach Level 20) 	
Varitech 	 	Machine Pokemon 	Steel/Electric	Varies 	420 	Machinatec (reach Level 45) 	
Techroma 	 	Machina Pokemon 	Steel/Electric	Varies 	600 	N/A 	
Cyprinoral 	 	Goldfish Pokemon 	Water 	Speed 	250-350 	Cyprindarium (reach Level 30) 	
Cyprindarium	 	Goldfish Pokemon 	Water/Dark 	Speed 	360-480 	Cyprinami (reach Level 52) 	
Cyprinami 	 	Goldfish Pokemon 	Water/Dark 	Speed 	460-600 	N/A 	
Akiryu 	 	Red Dragon Pokemon 	Fire/Dragon 	Attack, Speed 	570 	N/A 	Drought, Pressure
Seiryu 	 	Blue Dragon Pokemon 	Water/Dragon 	Special Attack, Speed 	570 	N/A 	Drizzle, Pressure
Shiroyu 	 	White Dragon Pokemon 	Ice/Dragon 	Special Attack, Special Defence 	570 	N/A 	Snow Warning, Pressure
Midoryu 	 	Green Dragon Pokemon 	Rock/Dragon 	Attack, Defence 	570 	N/A 	Sand Stream, Pressure
Kindairy 	 	Tiny Fairy Pokemon 	Fairy 	Speed 	200 	Mingquwind (reach Level 50, Female only), Kekeski (reach Level 50, Male only)	Unaware
Mingquwind 	 	Clear Weather Pokemon	Fairy/Electric	Special Attack, Speed 	670 	N/A 	
Kekeski 	 	Harsh Weather Pokemon	Fairy/Electric	Attack, Speed 	670 	N/A 	
Xinlingall 	 	Telepathic Pokemon 	Fairy/Psychic 	HP, Attack, Defence, Special Attack, Special Defence, Speed	 	N/A 	
===Regional===
Name 	Image	Species 	Type 	Stat Focus 	Stat Total	Evolution 	Abilities
Ekans 	 	Snake Pokemon 	Water/Poison 	Attack, Special Defence, Speed 	288 	Arbok (reach Level 22) 	Intimidate, Swift Swim, Drizzle
Arbok 	 	Cobra Pokemon 	Water/Poison 	Attack, Special Defence, Speed 	448 	N/A 	Intimidate, Swift Swim, Drizzle
Magnemite 	 	Magnet Pokemon 	Electric/Grass	Defence, Special Attack 	325 	Magneton (reach Level 30) 	Sturdy, Clear Body, Weak Armour
Magneton 	 	Magnet Pokemon 	Electric/Grass	Defence, Special Attack 	455 	Magnezone (level up in Sunlit Forest)	Sturdy, Clear Body, Weak Armour
Magnezone 	 	Magnet Area Pokemon	Electric/Grass	Defence, Special Attack 	535 	N/A 	Sturdy, Clear Body, Weak Armour
Growlithe 	 	Puppy Pokemon 	Water 	Attack, Special Attack 	350 	Arcanine (Water Stone) 	Water Absorb, Intimidate, Justified
Arcanine 	 	Legendary Pokemon 	Water 	Attack, Special Attack 	555 	N/A 	Water Absorb, Intimidate, Justified
Onix 	 	Rock Snake Pokemon 	Ice/Ground 	Defence 	385 	Steelix (trade holding Metal Coat) 	Ice Body, Snow Warning
Steelix 	 	Iron Snake Pokemon 	Ice/Steel 	Defence 	510/ 	N/A 	Ice Body, Snow Warning,
Machop 	 	Superpower Pokemon 	Water/Fighting	HP, Attack 	305 	Machoke (reach Level 28) 	Swift Swim, Guts, No Guard
Machoke 	 	Superpower Pokemon 	Water/Fighting	HP, Attack 	405 	Machamp (Trade) 	Swift Swim, Guts, No Guard
Machamp 	 	Superpower Pokemon 	Water/Fighting	HP, Attack 	505 	N/A 	Swift Swim, Guts, No Guard
Ponyta 	 	Fire Horse Pokemon 	Flying 	Attack, Speed 	410 	Rapidash (reach Level 40) 	Run Away, Gale Wings, Stamina
Rapidash 	 	Fire Horse Pokemon 	Flying 	Attack, Speed 	500 	N/A 	Run Away, Gale Wings, Stamina
Gible 	 	Land Shark Pokemon 	Water/Dragon 	Attack 	300 	Gabite (reach Level 24) 	Strong Jaw, Tough Claws
Gabite 	 	Cave Pokemon 	Water/Dragon 	Attack 	410 	Garchomp (reach Level 48) 	Strong Jaw, Tough Claws
Garchomp 	 	Mach Pokemon 	Water/Dragon 	Attack 	600/ 	N/A 	Strong Jaw, Tough Claws,
Bonsly 	 	Bonsai Pokemon 	Grass 	Attack, Defence 	290 	Sudowoodo (after learning Mimic) 	Leaf Guard, Chlorophyll, Rattled
Sudowoodo 	 	Imitation Pokemon 	Grass 	Attack, Defence 	410 	N/A 	Leaf Guard, Chlorophyll, Rattled
Bronzor 	 	Bronze Pokemon 	Rock/Psychic 	Defence, Special Defence 	300 	Bronzong (reach Level 33) 	Levitate, Solid Rock, Weak Armour
Bronzong 	 	Bronze Bell Pokemon	Rock/Psychic 	Defence, Special Defence 	500 	N/A 	Levitate, Solid Rock, Weak Armour
Finneon 	 	Wing Fish Pokemon 	Water/Flying 	Special Defence, Speed 	330 	Lumineon (reach Level 31) 	Water Veil, Swift Swim, Hydration
Lumineon 	 	Neon Pokemon 	Water/Flying 	Special Defence, Speed 	460 	N/A 	Water Veil, Swift Swim, Hydration
Magikarp 	 	Fish Pokemon 	Ground 	Speed 	200 	Gyarados (reach Level 20) 	Sticky Hold, Rattled
Gyarados 	 	Atrocious Pokemon 	 	Attack, Special Defence 	540/ 	N/A 	Sticky Hold, Storm Drain,
Clauncher 	 	Water Gun Pokemon 	Poison 	Defence, Special Attack, Special Defence	330 	Clawitzer (reach Level 37) 	Poison Touch, Mega Launcher, Bulletproof
Clawitzer 	 	Howitzer Pokemon 	Poison 	Defence, Special Attack, Special Defence	500 	N/A 	Poison Touch, Mega Launcher, Bulletproof
Igglybuff 	 	Balloon Pokemon 	Grass/Fairy 	HP 	210 	Jigglypuff (Happiness) 	
Jigglypuff	 	Balloon Pokemon 	Grass/Fairy 	HP 	270 	Wigglytuff (use Moon Stone) 	
Wigglytuff	 	Balloon Pokemon 	Grass/Fairy 	HP 	435 	N/A 	
===Pre-Evolutions===
Name 	Image	Species 	Type 	Stat Focus	Stat Total	Evolution 	Abilities
Laplay 	 	Lake Pokemon 	Water 	HP 	365 	Lapras (reach Level 32) 	Swift Swim, Water Absorb, Hydration
Pawgle 	 	Puppy Pokemon 	Normal	Speed 	200 	Smeargle (Happiness) 	Own Tempo, Technician, Moody
Predici	 	Prediction Pokemon	Dark 	Attack 	330 	Absol (Happiness at Night)	Pressure, Super Luck, Justified
===Giga Beasts===
Name 	Codename 	Image	Species 	Type 	Stat Focus 	Stat Total	Abilities
Mysterumira	GB-01 Mysterious 	 	Egyptian Pokemon 	Psychic/Fairy 	Attack, Special Attack, Speed 	570 	Beast Boost
Hornettox 	GB-02 Vermin 	 	Pirate Pokemon 	Grass/Poison 	HP, Defence, Special Defence 	570 	Beast Boost
Jestalight 	GB-03 Energy 	 	Dark Ages Pokemon	Electric/Fighting	Attack, Special Attack, Speed 	570 	Beast Boost
Jurashark 	GB-04 Consumption	 	Jurassic Pokemon 	Ice/Ground 	HP, Defence, Special Defence 	570 	Beast Boost
Mixtaplite 	GB-05 Parasitic 	 	Neon Pokemon 	Bug/Flying 	Speed 	570 	Beast Boost
Shardness 	GB-06 Crystalline	 	Wild West Pokemon	Dark/Rock 	Attack, Defence, Special Attack, Special Defence, Speed	570 	Beast Boost
==Items==
In the tables below are just a some examples of items you can obtain during the game. In addition to their normal functions, Items can be used to perform Item Moves once per battle. The player, however, needs both a Z-Ring and an Item Liscence for the type of item to perform these Item Moves.
Items can be bought at shops or found lying around. Items with better Item Move effects are generally rarer or more expensive. For more in-depth information on Item Moves, see Pokemon Stardust Version and Pokemon Comet Version/Item Moves
===Medicine===
As Item Moves, Medicine typically raise a random stat, although some raise a fixed stat or recover some of the Pokemon's health.
Name 	Function
Potion 	Restores 20 HP
Super Potion 	Restores 60 HP
Hyper Potion 	Restores 120 HP
Max Potion 	Fully restores HP
Full Restore 	Fully restores HP and cures status ailments
Antidote 	Cures Poison
Paralyse Heal	Cures Paralysis
Awakening 	Cures Sleep
Burn Heal 	Cures Burn
Ice Heal 	Cures Freeze
Full Heal 	Cures status ailments
Ether 	Restores 10 PP for one move
Elixir 	Restores 10 PP for all moves
Max Ether 	Fully restores PP for one move
Max Elixir 	Fully restores PP for all moves
Revive 	Revives a fainted Pokemon with half HP
Max Revive 	Revives a fainted Pokemon with full HP
Rare Candy 	Raises level by 1
Protein 	Raises base Attack
Iron 	Raises base Defence
Calcium 	Raises base Special Attack
Zinc 	Raises base Special Defence
Carbos 	Raises base Speed
HP Up 	Raises base HP
PP Up 	Raises a move's PP
PP Max 	Maximises a move's PP
===Poke Balls===
Poke Balls can only be used as an Item Move if the Pokemon you use it on was caught using a Poke Ball of the same type as the one you use for the Item Move. As Item Moves, they generally raise a specific stat based on the move or a fixed stat.
Name 	Function
Poke Ball 	Can be used to catch Pokemon.
Great Ball 	Can be used to catch Pokemon. More effective than a Poke Ball.
Ultra Ball 	Can be used to catch Pokemon. More effective than a Great Ball.
Master Ball 	Can be used to catch Pokemon without fail.
Level Ball 	Can be used to catch Pokemon. More effective on higher level Pokemon.
Lure Ball 	Can be used to catch Pokemon. More effective while fishing.
Friend Ball 	Can be used to catch Pokemon and greatly increase their Happiness.
Moon Ball 	Can be used to catch Pokemon. More effective on certain species of Pokemon.
Love Ball 	Can be used to catch Pokemon. More effective on Pokemon of the opposite gender to your active Pokemon.
Heavy Ball 	Can be used to catch Pokemon. More effective on heavy Pokemon.
Speed Ball 	Can be used to catch Pokemon. More effective on Pokemon who are quick to flee.
Premier Ball	Can be used to catch Pokemon.
Repeat Ball 	Can be used to catch Pokemon. More effective on Pokemon you've already caught.
Timer Ball 	Can be used to catch Pokemon. Gets more effective the longer a battle drags on.
Quick Ball 	Can be used to catch Pokemon. More effective on the first turn of battle.
Net Ball 	Can be used to catch Pokemon. More effective on Water and Bug Type Pokemon.
Nest Ball 	Can be used to catch Pokemon. More effective on lower level Pokemon.
Dive Ball 	Can be used to catch Pokemon. More effective while underwater.
Heal Ball 	Can be used to catch and fully heal Pokemon.
Dusk Ball 	Can be used to catch Pokemon. More effective in caves.
Safari Ball 	Can be used to catch Pokemon in Safari games.
===Held Items===
As Item Moves, Held Items boost a stat and raise the power of the next move of a certain type. Held Items that are not disposed upon use are incompatible as Item Moves.
Name 	Function 	Item Move Type
Silk Scarf 	Increases the power of Normal Type moves by 20% 	N/A
Charcoal 	Increases the power of Fire Type moves by 20% 	N/A
Mystic Water 	Increases the power of Water Type moves by 20% 	N/A
Miracle Seed 	Increases the power of Grass Type moves by 20% 	N/A
Magnet 	Increases the power of Electric Type moves by 20% 	N/A
Black Belt 	Increases the power of Fighting Type moves by 20% 	N/A
Silver Powder 	Increases the power of Bug Type moves by 20% 	N/A
Soft Sand 	Increases the power of Ground Type moves by 20% 	N/A
Twisted Spoon 	Increases the power of Psychic Type moves by 20% 	N/A
Dark Glasses 	Increases the power of Dark Type moves by 20% 	N/A
Sharp Beak 	Increases the power of Flying Type moves by 20% 	N/A
Hard Stone 	Increases the power of Rock Type moves by 20% 	N/A
Poison Barb 	Increases the power of Poison Type moves by 20% 	N/A
Spell Tag 	Increases the power of Ghost Type moves by 20% 	N/A
Never Melt Ice	Increases the power of Ice Type moves by 20% 	N/A
Metal Coat 	Increases the power of Steel Type moves by 20% 	N/A
Dragon Fang 	Increases the power of Dragon Type moves by 20% 	N/A
Story Book 	Increases the power of Fairy Type moves by 20% 	N/A
Normal Gem 	Makes a single Normal Type Move 50% more powerful 	Normal
Fire Gem 	Makes a single Fire Type Move 50% more powerful 	Fire
Water Gem 	Makes a single Water Type Move 50% more powerful 	Water
Grass Gem 	Makes a single Grass Type Move 50% more powerful 	Grass
Electric Gem 	Makes a single Electric Type Move 50% more powerful	Electric
Fighting Gem 	Makes a single Fighting Type Move 50% more powerful	Fighting
Bug Gem 	Makes a single Bug Type Move 50% more powerful 	Bug
Ground Gem 	Makes a single Ground Type Move 50% more powerful 	Ground
Psychic Gem 	Makes a single Psychic Type Move 50% more powerful 	Psychic
Dark Gem 	Makes a single Dark Type Move 50% more powerful 	Dark
Flying Gem 	Makes a single Flying Type Move 50% more powerful 	Flying
Rock Gem 	Makes a single Rock Type Move 50% more powerful 	Rock
Poison Gem 	Makes a single Poison Type Move 50% more powerful 	Poison
Ghost Gem 	Makes a single Ghost Type Move 50% more powerful 	Ghost
Ice Gem 	Makes a single Ice Type Move 50% more powerful 	Ice
Steel Gem 	Makes a single Steel Type Move 50% more powerful 	Steel
Dragon Gem 	Makes a single Dragon Type Move 50% more powerful 	Dragon
Fairy Gem 	Makes a single Fairy Type Move 50% more powerful 	Fairy
===Berries===
Most Berries are automatically eaten when certain requirements are met, if the Pokemon is holding one. As Item Moves, they almost always raise a specific stat.
Name 	Function
Cheri Berry 	Cures Paralyse
Chesto Berry	Cures Sleep
Pecha Berry 	Cures Poison
Rawst Berry 	Cures Burn
Aspear Berry	Cures Freeze
Leppa Berry 	Restores 10 PP
Oran Berry 	Restores 10 HP
Persim Berry	Cures Confuse
Lum Berry 	Cures status ailments
Sitrus Berry	Restores 25% of HP
Figy Berry 	Restores 25% of HP, but sometimes causes Confusion
Wiki Berry 	Restores 25% of HP, but sometimes causes Confusion
Mago Berry 	Restores 25% of HP, but sometimes causes Confusion
Agauv Berry 	Restores 25% of HP, but sometimes causes Confusion
Iapapa Berry	Restores 25% of HP, but sometimes causes Confusion
Razz Berry 	No general use
Bluk Berry 	No general use
Nanab Berry 	No general use
Wepear Berry	No general use
Pinap Berry 	No general use
===Technical Machines===
Technical Machines can be used indefinitely, and teach moves to Pokemon. They are incompatible as Item Moves.
# 	Teaches 	Type
01 	Work Up 	Normal
02 	Dragon Claw 	Dragon
03 	Psyshock 	Psychic
04 	Calm Mind 	Psychic
05 	Roar 	Normal
06 	Toxic 	Poison
07 	Hail 	Ice
08 	Bulk Up 	Fighting
09 	Venoshock 	Poison
10 	Hidden Power 	Normal
11 	Sunny Day 	Fire
12 	Taunt 	Dark
13 	Ice Beam 	Ice
14 	Blizzard 	Ice
15 	Hyper Beam 	Normal
16 	Light Screen 	Psychic
17 	Protect 	Normal
18 	Rain Dance 	Water
19 	Giga Drain 	Grass
20 	Safeguard 	Normal
21 	Frustration 	Normal
22 	Solar Beam 	Grass
23 	Smack Down 	Rock
24 	Thunderbolt 	Electric
25 	Thunder 	Electric
26 	Earthquake 	Ground
27 	Return 	Normal
28 	Leech Life 	Bug
29 	Psychic 	Psychic
30 	Shadow Ball 	Ghost
31 	Brick Break 	Fighting
32 	Hidden Energy 	Normal
33 	Reflect 	Psychic
34 	Sludge Wave 	Poison
35 	Flamethrower 	Fire
36 	Sludge Bomb 	Poison
37 	Sandstorm 	Rock
38 	Fire Blast 	Fire
39 	Rock Tomb 	Rock
40 	Aerial Ace 	Flying
41 	Torment 	Dark
42 	Facade 	Normal
43 	Flame Claw 	Fire
44 	Rest 	Psychic
45 	Attract 	Normal
46 	Thief 	Dark
47 	Low Sweep 	Fighting
48 	Round 	Normal
49 	Echoed Voice 	Normal
50 	Overheat 	Fire
51 	Steel Wing 	Steel
52 	Focus Blast 	Fighting
53 	Energy Ball 	Grass
54 	False Swipe 	Normal
55 	Scald 	Water
56 	Fling 	Dark
57 	Charge Beam 	Electric
58 	Sky Drop 	Flying
59 	Lightning Claw	Electric
60 	Incinerate 	Fire
61 	Will-o-Wisp 	Fire
62 	Acrobatics 	Flying
63 	Embargo 	Dark
64 	Explosion 	Normal
65 	Shadow Claw 	Ghost
66 	Payback 	Dark
67 	Ice Claw 	Ice
68 	Giga Impact 	Normal
69 	Rock Polish 	Rock
70 	Aurora Veil 	Ice
71 	Stone Edge 	Rock
72 	Volt Switch 	Electric
73 	Thunder Wave 	Electric
74 	Gyro Ball 	Steel
75 	Swords Dance 	Normal
76 	Fly 	Flying
77 	Roost 	Flying
78 	Bulldoze 	Ground
79 	Frost Breath 	Ice
80 	Rock Slide 	Rock
81 	X-Scissor 	Bug
82 	Dragon Tail 	Dragon
83 	Infestation 	Bug
84 	Poison Jab 	Poison
85 	Dream Eater 	Psychic
86 	Grass Knot 	Grass
87 	Dig 	Ground
88 	Sleep Talk 	Normal
89 	U-Turn 	Bug
90 	Substitute 	Normal
91 	Flash Cannon 	Steel
92 	Trick Room 	Psychic
93 	Wild Charge 	Electric
94 	Surf 	Water
95 	Rock Smash 	Fighting
96 	Nature Power 	Normal
97 	Dark Pulse 	Dark
98 	Waterfall 	Water
99 	Dazzling Gleam	Fairy
100	Confide 	Normal
===Z-Crystals===
Z-Crystals are incompatible as Item Moves, instead being used to perform powerful Z-Moves. Z-Moves can be chained onto another move and generally have twice the power of the original move, although there are some conditions that apply to calculating the damage.
Name 	Z-Move 	Description
Normalium Z 	Breakneck Blitz 	The user rushes at blinding speed, crushing the enemy in their path.
Firium Z 	Inferno Drive 	The user shoots a small fireball which builds up a massive explosion.
Waterium Z 	Hydro Vortex 	The user draws the target into a giant, towering tornado of water.
Grassium Z 	Bloom Doom 	The user bathes the enemy in sunlight, then detonates the energy surrounding them.
Electrium Z 	Gigavolt Havoc 	The user blasts a small electric projectile which calls forth a terribly strong lightning strike.
Fightinium Z 	All-Out Pummeling 	The user shoves the enemy away before bombarding them with projectiles.
Buginium Z 	Savage Spin-Out 	The user traps the foe in a prison of silk before slicing them in two.
Groundinium Z	Tectonic Rage 	The user sends a shockwave through the ground to attack the enemy from below.
Psychium Z 	Shattered Psyche 	The user takes over the enemy's mind before blasting them with psychic powers.
Darkinium Z 	Black Hole Eclipse 	The user bombards the foe with projectiles, then siphons their strength with a black hole.
Flyinium Z 	Supersonic Strike 	The user kicks up a turbulence forceful enough to split the ground.
Rockinium Z 	Continental Crush 	The user constructs a giant rock which falls down on the enemy, crushing them.
Poisonium Z 	Acid Downpour 	The user has toxified water fall from the sky to drown the enemy.
Ghostinium Z 	Never-Ending Nightmare	The user draws the enemy into a void, then attacks from below with dark magic.
Icium Z 	Subzero Slammer 	The user subjects the target to ridiculously low temperatures, freezing them in place.
Steelium Z 	Corkscrew Crash 	The user drills into the target, hitting them first from the side and then from above.
Dragonium Z 	Devastating Drake 	The user summons a fiery dragon to chase down and devastate the foe.
Fairium Z 	Twinkle Tackle 	The user bombards the enemy with stars before knocking them into the air.
==Vari-Bike==
The player can ride the Vari-Bike by pressing Y, and use the D-Pad to change its mode. The Bike Pager is used to assign different modes to the D-Pad, and to use any unassigned modes.
Name 	Details
Cruise Mode 	In Cruise Mode, the Vari-Bike moves more slowly, but is able to move across rugged land.
Rush Mode 	Hold B in Rush Mode to gain a burst of speed, allowing you to break rocks in your path at the cost of control.
Water Mode 	This mode allows the Vari-Bike to travel over water. This mode cannot be assigned to the D-Pad, instead activating automatically when you come near water.
Pursuit Mode	You can use this mode to quickly travel to any previously visited Pokemon Centre.
Scan Mode 	While in this mode, hold B to operate the Scanner, which alerts you if there's a hidden item nearby.
Force Mode 	By holding B in this mode, you can shove boulders in order to find your way around mazes.
==New Features==
See Pokemon Stardust Version and Pokemon Comet Version/New Features.
==Anime==
See Pokemon Stardust Version and Pokemon Comet Version/Anime.
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