Shop Items are available for purchase between every battle, allowing you to heal your Pokémon for a price. Prices are calculated based on your current wave. These items may also show up in the item pool if your Pokémon are damaged, inflicted with a status effect, have missing PP, or are fainted respectively.

Click here to see all Shop Items

Item	⇅	Effect
	Potion	Restores 20 HP or 10% HP, whichever is higher.
	Super Potion	Restores 50 HP or 25% HP, whichever is higher.
	Hyper Potion	Restores 200 HP or 50% HP, whichever is higher.
	Max Potion	Restores 100% HP.
	Revive	Revive one Pokémon and restore 50% HP.
	Max Revive	Revive one Pokémon and restore 100% HP.
	Ether	Restore 10 PP for one Pokémon move.
	Max Ether	Restore all PP for one Pokémon move.
	Elixir	Restore 10 PP for all of one Pokémon's moves.
	Max Elixir	Restore all PP for all of one Pokémon's moves.
	Full Heal	Heal any status ailment for one Pokémon.
	Full Restore	Fully restores HP for one Pokémon and heals any status ailment.
	Sacred Ash	Revives all fainted Pokémon, fully restoring HP. This item only restores the HP of fainted Pokémon.

After every battle you will have at least 3 (more if you have Golden Pokéballs) items you can choose to receive. Or, you can test your luck and reroll the available options.

Here and in the full item pool below, there are references to weight. The chance of any given item from a tier showing up is that item's weight divided by the total weight of all the items in that tier.

Let's take the Common Tier for example.

First, we assume your entire party isn't damaged and have full PP, so potions and ethers have a weight of 0, and that you can learn a common TM which is likely.

This leaves the total weight of common items at a minimum 17.

Lures have a weight of 2.

So 2/17 = ~11.7% chances to spawn per common item appearing.

Reroll price will get exponentially more expensive until you choose an item.

Click here if you want to know the details of how it is calculated

• Without locking rarities:

 cost = (250 * ⌈ W / 10 ⌉) * 2 ^ R 

With W being the current wave, R the number of rerolls already done this wave. ⌈ W / 10 ⌉ is a ceiling function, meaning the value inside it is rounded up to the nearest whole number. For instance, waves 1 though 10 have an initial reroll cost of 250, and 11 through 20 have an initial reroll cost of 500.

• With locking rarities (see Lock Capsule):

 cost = (I * ⌈ W / 10 ⌉) * 2 ^ R 

With I being the sum of item's reroll cost in the shop, W being the current wave, R the number of rerolls already done this wave. ⌈ W / 10 ⌉ is a ceiling function, meaning the value inside it is rounded up to the nearest whole number. The cost of each tier of item for rerolling is:

Rarity		Reroll Cost
	Common	50
	Great	125
	Ultra	300
	Rogue	750
	Master	2000

Raises the respective stat by one stage for 5 waves. All X Items are Common items with a weight of 4 in the item pool. The only exception is Dire Hit which is Great tier with the same weight.

Click here to see all X Items

Item		Stat Boosted
	X Attack	Attack
	X Defense	Defense
	X Sp. Atk	Special Attack
	X Sp. Def	Special Defense
	X Speed	Speed
	X Accuracy	Accuracy
	Dire Hit	Critical Hit Ratio

Consumables are items that, whether they disappear on use or are visible in the item list on the summary screen or the top of the battle screen, cannot be transferred between Pokémon or stolen.

Increases the holder's base stat by 10%. The higher your IVs, the higher the stack limit. Vitamins can't be transferred between Pokémon.

Vitamins all have a weight of 3 in the Great item pool.

Click here to see all Vitamins

Item		Stat Increased
	HP Up	HP
	Protein	Attack
	Iron	Defense
	Calcium	Special Attack
	Zinc	Special Defense
	Carbos	Speed

Rare Candy shows up in the common pool with a weight of 2, Rarer Candy shows up in the Ultra pool with a weight of 4.

Item		Effect
	Rare Candy	Increases level of a Pokémon by 1.
	Rarer Candy	Increases all party members' level by 1.

PP Up and PP Max both show up in the Ultra pool with weights of 9 and 3, respectively.

Item		Effect
	PP Up	Permanently increases PP for one Pokémon move by 1 for every 5 maximum PP (maximum 3)
	PP Max	Permanently increases PP for one Pokémon move by 3 for every 5 maximum PP (maximum 3)

All mints show up in the Ultra pool with a weight of 4. When used they change a single Pokémon's nature to the nature in the mint's title.

Using a mint on a Pokémon unlocks the corresponding nature for the starter.

Click here to see all Mints

Mint		Effect
	Bashful Mint	Changes a Pokémon's nature to Bashful (Neutral).
	Docile Mint	Changes a Pokémon's nature to Docile (Neutral).
	Hardy Mint	Changes a Pokémon's nature to Hardy (Neutral).
	Quirky Mint	Changes a Pokémon's nature to Quirky (Neutral).
	Serious Mint	Changes a Pokémon's nature to Serious (Neutral).
	Adamant Mint	Changes a Pokémon's nature to Adamant (+Atk/-SpAtk).
	Brave Mint	Changes a Pokémon's nature to Brave (+Atk/-Spd).
	Lonely Mint	Changes a Pokémon's nature to Lonely (+Atk/-Def).
	Naughty Mint	Changes a Pokémon's nature to Naughty (+Atk/-SpDef).
	Bold Mint	Changes a Pokémon's nature to Bold (+Def/-Atk).
	Impish Mint	Changes a Pokémon's nature to Impish (+Def/-SpAtk).
	Lax Mint	Changes a Pokémon's nature to Lax (+Def/-SpDef).
	Relaxed Mint	Changes a Pokémon's nature to Relaxed (+Def/-Spd).
	Modest Mint	Changes a Pokémon's nature to Modest (+SpAtk/-Atk).
	Mild Mint	Changes a Pokémon's nature to Mild (+SpAtk/-Def).
	Quiet Mint	Changes a Pokémon's nature to Quiet (+SpAtk/-Spd).
	Rash Mint	Changes a Pokémon's nature to Rash (+SpAtk/-SpDef).
	Calm Mint	Changes a Pokémon's nature to Calm (+SpDef/-Atk).
	Careful Mint	Changes a Pokémon's nature to Careful (+SpDef/-SpAtk).
	Gentle Mint	Changes a Pokémon's nature to Gentle (+SpDef/-Def).
	Sassy Mint	Changes a Pokémon's nature to Sassy (+SpDef/-Spd).
	Hasty Mint	Changes a Pokémon's nature to Hasty (+Spd/-Def).
	Jolly Mint	Changes a Pokémon's nature to Jolly (+Spd/-SpAtk).
	Naive Mint	Changes a Pokémon's nature to Naive (+Spd/-SpDef).
	Timid Mint	Changes a Pokémon's nature to Timid (+Spd/-Atk).

Evolution Items can appear in the Great or Ultra item pool if a Pokémon that can evolve by one is in a player's party.

The weight of Evolution Items will increase as more waves are completed.

• Great Tier Evolution Items begin at a weight of 1 and have a maximum weight of 8.
• Ultra Tier Evolution Items begin at a weight of 4 and have a maximum weight 32.

Click here to see all Evolutionary Items

Item		Rarity	Evolves
	Linking Cord	Great	Kadabra→Alakazam, Machoke→Machamp, Graveler→Golem,Alolan Graveler→Alolan Golem, Boldore→Gigalith, Haunter→Gengar, Onix→Steelix(Must know a Steel type move), Scyther→Scizor(Must know a Steel type move), Clamperl→Huntail, Clamperl→Gorebyss, Dusclops→Dusknoir, Electabuzz→Electivire, Feebas→Milotic, Gurdurr→Conkeldurr, Magmar→Magmortar, Phantump→Trevenant, Poliwhirl→Politoed, Porgyon→Porygon2, Porgyon2→PorygonZ, Pumpkaboo→Gourgeist, Rhydon→Rhyperior, Seadra→Kingdra, Slowpoke→Slowking, Spritzee→Aromatisse, Swirlix→Slurpuff, Karrablast→Escavalier(Must have caught or hatched Shelmet at least once)
	Sun Stone	Great	Gloom→Bellossom, Sunkern→Sunflora, Cottonee→Whimsicott, Petilil→Lilligant(During Day/Dawn), Petilil→Hisuian Lilligant(During Night/Dusk), Helioptile→Heliolisk
	Moon Stone	Great	Nidorina→Nidoqueen, Nidorino→Nidoking, Clefairy→Clefable, Jigglypuff→Wigglytuff, Skitty→Delcatty, Munna→Musharna
	Leaf Stone	Great	Gloom→Vileplume, Weepinbell →Victreebel, Hisuian Voltorb→Hisuian Electrode, Exeggcute→Exeggutor, Exeggcute→Alolan Exeggutor(Island/Beach Biome), Eevee→Leafeon, Nuzleaf→Shiftry, Pansage→Simisage
	Fire Stone	Great	Vulpix→Ninetales, Growlithe→Arcanine, Hisuian Growlithe→Hisuian Arcanine, Eevee→Flareon, Pansear→Simisear, Capsakid→Scovillain
	Water Stone	Great	Poliwhirl→Poliwrath, Shellder→Cloyster, Staryu→Starmie, Eevee→Vaporeon, Lombre→Ludicolo, Panpour→Simipour
	Thunder Stone	Great	Pikachu→Raichu, Pikachu→Alolan Raichu(Island/Beach Biome)(Does not evolve cosplay/let's go versions of Pikachu), Magneton→Magnezone, Eevee to evolve into Jolteon, Nosepass→Probopass, Eelektrik→Eelektross, Charjabug→Vikavolt, Tadbulb→Bellibolt
	Ice Stone	Great	Alolan Sandshrew→Alolan Sandslash,, Alolan Vulpix→Alolan Ninetales, Eevee→Glaceon, Galarian Darumaka→Galarian Darmanitan, Crabrawler→Crabominable, Cetoddle→Cetitan
	Dusk Stone	Great	Murkrow→Honchkrow, Misdreavus→Mismagius, Lampent→Chandelure, Doublade→Aegislash
	Dawn Stone	Great	Male Kirlia→Gallade, Female Snorunt→Froslass
	Cracked Pot	Great	Phony Form Sinistea→Phony Form Polteageist
	Sweet Apple	Great	Applin→Appletun
	Tart Apple	Great	Applin→Flapple
	Strawberry Sweet	Great	Milcery→Alcremie see Here for forms
	Unremarkable Teacup	Great	Counterfeit Form Poltchageist→Unremarkable Form Sinistcha
	Chipped Pot	Ultra	Antique Form Sinistea→Antique Form Polteageist
	Black Augurite	Ultra	Scyther→Kleavor
	Galarica Cuff	Ultra	Galarian Slowpoke→Galarian Slowbro
	Galarica Wreath	Ultra	Galarian Slowpoke→Galarian Slowking
	Peat Block	Ultra	Ursaring→Ursaluna
	Auspicious Armor	Ultra	Charcadet→Armarouge
	Malicious Armor	Ultra	Charcadet→Ceruledge
	Masterpiece Teacup	Ultra	Artisan Form Poltchageist→Masterpiece Form Sinistcha
	Metal Alloy	Ultra	Duraludon→Archaludon
	Scroll Of Darkness	Ultra	Kubfu→Single Strike Style Urshifu
	Scroll Of Waters	Ultra	Kubfu→Rapid Strike Style Urshifu
	Syrupy Apple	Ultra	Applin→Dipplin

Voucher Info:

• Vouchers cannot be found in the item selection screen in the daily run.
• Standard Egg Vouchers have a weight of 1 and disappears after 1 reroll.
  • Egg Voucher Plus has a weight of 5, which decreases by 2 per reroll.
  • Egg Voucher Premium has a weight of 6, which decreases by 2 per reroll (Cannot be found in any Endless Mode) .
    • This means that Egg Voucher Plus and Premium cannot be found after 3 rerolls.

DNA Splicers have a weight of 24 as long as the player has 2 or more unspliced Pokémon in their party.

In Spliced Endless mode, DNA Splicers show up in the Great item pool with a weight of 4 - under the same conditions that the player has 2 or more unspliced Pokémon in their party.

Tera shards have a weight of 1. Once you get one, it has a 1/3 chance to be a random type of your party members. It has a 2/3 chance of being a purely random type, and a 1/64 chance of being Stellar.

Item		Rarity	Effect
	Egg Voucher	Great	Lets you spin the gacha once.
	Egg Voucher Plus	Rogue	Lets you spin the gacha 5 times.
	Egg Voucher Premium	Master	Lets you spin the gacha 10 times. Cannot be found in any Endless Mode
	DNA Splicers	Master	Fuses 2 party members together. See (Here) for more info
	Tera Shard	Great	Changes one party member's typing to the tera type for 10 rounds.

Inceases the damage of a specific move type by 20%, all the below items are found in the Ultra tier.

Stacks additively, i.e 4 black belts would increase the damage of fighting type moves by 80%.

These do not effect the damage of fixed damage moves like Night Shade or Metal Burst.

Click here to see all Type Boosting Items, with their names and effects

Note: Max Stack indicates the maximum amount of this item you can hold at one time, per pokemon for held items.

Item		Type Boosted	Max Stack
	Silk Scarf		99
	Black Belt		99
	Sharp Beak		99
	Poison Barb		99
	Soft Sand		99
	Hard Stone		99
	Silver Powder		99
	Spell Tag		99
	Metal Coat		99
	Charcoal		99
	Mystic Water		99
	Miracle Seed		99
	Magnet		99
	Twisted Spoon		99
	Never-Melt Ice		99
	Dragon Fang		99
	Black Glasses		99
	Fairy Feather		99

For Mega Bracelet, Dynamax Band, and Tera Orb:

• For waves 1-50 - the weight is 8.
• For waves 51-100 - the weight is 16.
• For waves 101-150 - the weight is 24.
• For waves 151+ - the weight is 32.

Click here to see Passive Boosts Items

Note: Max Stack indicates the maximum amount of this item you can hold at one time in total.

Item		Rarity	Weight	Effect	Additional Information	Max Stack
	Golden Poké Ball	N/A		Adds 1 extra item option at the end of every battle.	Awarded after certain battles. Resulting in a maximum of 6 options in the shop.	3
	Map	Great	1	Allows the player to choose their next biome from any possible option(s).	Only available in Classic Mode and Challenge Mode. Cannot be found in the rewards screen after wave 180.	1
	Amulet Coin	Ultra	3	Increases money rewards from all sources by 20%.		5
	Coin Case	Unimplemented		After every 10th battle, receive 10% of your money in interest.
	Oval Charm	Unimplemented	6	When multiple Pokémon participate in a battle, each gets an extra 10% of the total EXP.
	Lock Capsule	Rogue	3	Allows you to lock item rarities when rerolling items.	(See rerolling costs.).	1
	Candy Jar	Ultra	5	Increases the number of levels added by Rare Candy items by 1.		99
	EXP. All	Ultra	12	Non-participants receive 20% of a single participant's EXP. Points.		5
	EXP. Balance	Ultra	4	Balances 20% of your total earned exp towards the lowest leveled party member(s)		4
	EXP. Charm	Ultra	8	Increases gain of EXP. Points by 25%.	Awarded after certain battles.	99
	Super EXP. Charm	Rogue	10	Increases gain of EXP. Points by 60%.	Awarded after certain battles.	30
	Golden EXP. Charm	N/A		Increases gain of EXP. Points by 100%.	Only available in the Daily Run.
	Shiny Charm	Master	14	Dramatically increases the chance of a wild Pokémon being Shiny.	Wild Shiny odds are 1/2048 (0.048%) by default. First Shiny Charm increases the odds by a factor of 8 to 1/256 (0.39%), additional Shiny Charms increase the odds by a factor of 2 (1/128, 1/64, 1/32).	4
	Ability Charm	Rogue	6	Dramatically increases the chance of a wild Pokémon having a Hidden Ability.	Initial odds of a Pokemon having a hidden ability are 1/128, the ability charm increases the odds by a factor of 2 for each additional charm you have. (e.g: 1/64, 1/32, etc.)	4
	IV Scanner	Ultra	4	Allows scanning the IVs of wild Pokémon. 2 IVs are revealed per stack. The best IVs are shown first.	Message “Best” corresponds to 31 IV, “Fantastic” to 30 IV, “Very Good” to 29 to 21 IV, “Pretty Good” to 20 to 11 IV, “Decent” to 10 to 1 IV, and “No Good” to 0 IV, if a stat is displayed as green in the preview it means that stat is better than what your starter has.	3
	Mega Bracelet	Rogue	8, 16, 24, 32	Mega Stones become available.		1
	Dynamax Band	Rogue	8, 16, 24, 32	Max Mushrooms become available.	This only enables Gigantamax forms; other Pokémon cannot Dynamax.	1
	Tera Orb	Ultra	8, 16, 24, 32	Tera Shards become available.		1
	Berry Pouch	Rogue	4	Adds a 30% chance that a used berry will not be consumed.		3
	Healing Charm	Master	18	Increases the effectiveness of HP restoring moves and items by 10% (excludes Revives).		5