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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, Fisherbird
Pondiwing		Kingfisher Pokemon	Water/Flying	Attack, Speed	380	Flappersea (reach Level 28)	Swift Swim, Fisherbird
Flappersea		Kingfisher Pokemon	Water/Flying	Attack, Speed	510	N/A	Swift Swim, Fisherbird
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, Terrain Lock
Espeomage		Vampire Bat Pokemon	Psychic/Flying	Special Attack, Special Defence, Speed	420	N/A	Frisk, Telepathy, Terrain Lock
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)	Environmental Call
Dracoryi		Sky Dragon Pokemon	Dragon/Fairy	HP, Attack, Defence, Special Attack, Special Defence, Speed	480	N/A	Environmental Call
Technica		Machine Pokemon	Steel/Electric	Varies	300	Varitech (reach Level 20)	Variation
Varitech		Machine Pokemon	Steel/Electric	Varies	420	Machinatec (reach Level 45)	Variation
Techroma		Machina Pokemon	Steel/Electric	Varies	600	N/A	Variation
Cyprinoral		Goldfish Pokemon	Water	Speed	250-350	Cyprindarium (reach Level 30)	Shoal Squad
Cyprindarium		Goldfish Pokemon	Water/Dark	Speed	360-480	Cyprinami (reach Level 52)	Shoal Squad
Cyprinami		Goldfish Pokemon	Water/Dark	Speed	460-600	N/A	Shoal Squad
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	Ghost Booster
Kekeski		Harsh Weather Pokemon	Fairy/Electric	Attack, Speed	670	N/A	Dark Booster
Xinlingall		Telepathic Pokemon	Fairy/Psychic	HP, Attack, Defence, Special Attack, Special Defence, Speed	708	N/A	Booster Breaker

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	510/610	N/A	Ice Body, Snow Warning, Slush Rush
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	600/700	N/A	Strong Jaw, Tough Claws, Rough Skin
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	Ground/Flying	Attack, Special Defence	540/640	N/A	Sticky Hold, Storm Drain, Speed Booster
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)	Grass Roller
Jigglypuff		Balloon Pokemon	Grass/Fairy	HP	270	Wigglytuff (use Moon Stone)	Grass Roller
Wigglytuff		Balloon Pokemon	Grass/Fairy	HP	435	N/A	Grass Roller

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.