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PLA New items + descriptions

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  1. Time Balm
  2. A mysterious balm that somehow has the power to calm Dialga in its frenzy.
  3. Space Balm
  4. A mysterious balm that somehow has the power to calm Palkia in its frenzy.
  5. Mysterious Balm
  6. A mysterious balm to be used when battling Arceus.
  7. Linking Cord
  8. A string exuding a mysterious energy that makes you feel a strange sense of connection. It’s loved by certain Pokémon.
  9. Hometown Muffin
  10. A baked treat made from Berries and other ingredients, which is often eaten in regions such as Galar. It is beloved by a surprising number of Pokémon.
  11. Apricorn
  12. A fruit whose shell can be used to form the capsules of all manner of Poké Balls when crafting them from scratch. Its proper name is actually “Brown Apricorn.”
  13. Jubilife Muffin
  14. A hidden gem gaining popularity in Jubilife Village and beloved by Pokémon. This sweet treat can be fed to a Pokémon to cure any status conditions it may have.
  15. Aux Powerguard
  16. An item that sharply boosts the offensive and defensive stats of a Pokémon during a battle. These effects disappear if the Pokémon leaves the battle.
  17. Dire Hit
  18. An item that sharply boosts the critical-hit ratio of a Pokémon during a battle. This effect disappears if the Pokémon leaves the battle.
  19. Choice Dumpling
  20. A dumpling that will make a Pokémon become fixated on a move in battle. The Pokémon will deal more damage when using that move but will take more damage as well.
  21. Twice-Spiced Radish
  22. These pickled vegetables prime a Pokémon for battle. The Pokémon takes a hard-hitting stance, which boosts the power of the Pokémon’s moves by 50 percent.
  23. Swap Snack
  24. When eaten, this curious snack temporarily swaps a Pokémon’s offensive stats with its defensive stats.
  25. Caster Fern
  26. A fern used for crafting items made to be thrown. When these curled leaves are unfurled, they can serve as nature’s wrapping paper.
  27. Seed of Mastery
  28. A rare seed that can be given to the captain of the Security Corps to have a Pokémon master a move so it can be used in the agile style or strong style.
  29. Poké Ball
  30. — — —
  31. ???
  32. — — —
  33. Eternal Ice
  34. A type of ice beloved by the Lord of the Tundra, Avalugg. This ice is said to be fragments of ancient Avalugg that lived long ago.
  35. Uxie’s Claw
  36. Proof that you have completed the trial set by Uxie, the Being of Knowledge that lives in Lake Acuity. This item is needed to forge the Red Chain.
  37. Azelf’s Fang
  38. Proof that you have completed the trial set by Azelf, the Being of Willpower that lives in Lake Valor. This item is needed to forge the Red Chain.
  39. Mesprit’s Plume
  40. Proof that you have completed the trial set by Mesprit, the Being of Emotion that lives in Lake Verity. This item is needed to forge the Red Chain.
  41. Tumblestone
  42. When combined with an Apricorn, this mysterious, tumbled stone can draw out the properties required to forge a Poké Ball.
  43. Celestica Flute
  44. A flute that can be used to call special Pokémon that are willing to bear you around the region. Its timbre is eerie and mysterious.
  45. Remedy
  46. An herbal medicine that can restore 60 HP to a Pokémon, just as a Potion does. Yet the bitter taste will make the Pokémon less friendly toward you.
  47. Fine Remedy
  48. An herbal medicine that can restore 100 HP to a Pokémon, just as a Super Potion does. Yet the bitter taste will make the Pokémon less friendly toward you.
  49. Dazzling Honey
  50. Honey that sparkles with an amber hue. It is beloved by bug Pokémon and Pokémon with fairylike charms, so they will gather wherever a comb of it is thrown.
  51. Hearty Grains
  52. Beautiful stalks of rice bursting with life. Pokémon that dwell and wander among the fields love these grains and will gather wherever the stalks are thrown.
  53. Plump Beans
  54. Large, juicy beans that grow in pods. These beans are beloved by fish Pokémon, as well as bird Pokémon and their flying ilk, so throw one and they will gather around.
  55. Springy Mushroom
  56. A large and well-ripened mushroom. It is beloved by the more monstrous Pokémon, as well as dragon Pokémon, so they will gather wherever one is thrown.
  57. Crunchy Salt
  58. Translucent crystals that are beloved by Pokémon bearing a resemblance to grass, plants, or minerals. They will gather wherever a lump of this salt is thrown.
  59. Wood
  60. A handy log of wood that can be used for anything, from crafting common goods needed for daily living to producing works of art.
  61. King’s Leaf
  62. The king of herbs, glittering and brilliant. Combining this herb with other materials needed to make medicines will boost their efficacy.
  63. Marsh Balm
  64. A mysterious balm that gives off a soothing scent. It can be used to help calm the frenzy of the Lady of the Ridge, Lilligant.
  65. Poké Ball
  66. A recipe for crafting Poké Balls from scratch. Required materials: 1 Apricorn and 1 Tumblestone.
  67. Great Ball
  68. A recipe for crafting Great Balls from scratch. Required materials: 1 Apricorn, 1 Iron Chunk, and 1 Tumblestone.
  69. Ultra Ball
  70. A recipe for crafting Ultra Balls from scratch. Required materials: 1 Apricorn, 2 Iron Chunks, and 2 Tumblestones.
  71. Feather Ball
  72. A recipe for crafting Feather Balls from scratch. Required materials: 1 Apricorn and 1 Sky Tumblestone.
  73. Pokéshi Doll
  74. A recipe for crafting Pokéshi Dolls from scratch. Required materials: 3 logs of Wood.
  75. ???
  76. — — —
  77. Smoke Bomb
  78. A recipe for crafting Smoke Bombs from scratch. Required materials: 1 Caster Fern leaf and 1 Sootfoot Root.
  79. Scatter Bang
  80. A recipe for crafting Scatter Bangs from scratch. Required materials: 1 Pop Pod and 1 Caster Fern leaf.
  81. Sticky Glob
  82. A recipe for crafting Sticky Globs from scratch. Required materials: 1 Spoiled Apricorn, 1 Ball of Mud, and 1 Caster Fern leaf.
  83. Star Piece
  84. A recipe for crafting Star Pieces from scratch. Required materials: 3 Red Shards, 3 Blue Shards, 3 Green Shards, and 1 bag of Stardust.
  85. Mushroom Cake
  86. A recipe for crafting Mushroom Cakes from scratch. Required materials: 1 Springy Mushroom and 1 Cake-Lure Base.
  87. Bugwort
  88. A wildflower that can be found growing across the Hisui region. It does have medicinal properties, but it is so bitter that no wild Pokémon will eat it.
  89. Honey Cake
  90. A recipe for crafting Honey Cakes from scratch. Required materials: 1 comb of Dazzling Honey and 1 Cake-Lure Base.
  91. Grain Cake
  92. A recipe for crafting Grain Cakes from scratch. Required materials: 1 stalk of Hearty Grains and 1 Cake-Lure Base.
  93. Bean Cake
  94. A recipe for crafting Bean Cakes from scratch. Required materials: 1 pod of Plump Beans and 1 Cake-Lure Base.
  95. Salt Cake
  96. A recipe for crafting Salt Cakes from scratch. Required materials: 1 hunk of Crunchy Salt and 1 Cake-Lure Base.
  97. Potion
  98. A recipe for crafting Potions from scratch. Required materials: 1 Oran Berry and 1 Medicinal Leek.
  99. Super Potion
  100. A recipe for crafting Super Potions from scratch. Required materials: 1 Potion and 1 Pep-Up Plant.
  101. Hyper Potion
  102. A recipe for crafting Hyper Potions from scratch. Required materials: 1 Super Potion and 1 Vivichoke.
  103. Max Potion
  104. A recipe for crafting Max Potions from scratch. Required materials: 1 Sitrus Berry and 1 bunch of King’s Leaf.
  105. Full Restore
  106. A recipe for crafting Full Restores from scratch. Required materials: 1 Max Potion and 1 Full Heal.
  107. Remedy
  108. A recipe for crafting Remedies from scratch. Required materials: 2 Bugwort blooms.
  109. Fine Remedy
  110. A recipe for crafting Fine Remedies from scratch. Required materials: 1 Remedy and 1 Pep-Up Plant.
  111. Superb Remedy
  112. A recipe for crafting Superb Remedies from scratch. Required materials: 1 Fine Remedy and 1 Vivichoke.
  113. Old Gateau
  114. A recipe for crafting Old Gateaux from scratch. Required materials: 1 pod of Plump Beans, 1 comb of Dazzling Honey, 1 Sootfoot Root, and 1 Cake-Lure Base.
  115. Jubilife Muffin
  116. A recipe for crafting Jubilife Muffins from scratch. Required materials: 2 stalks of Hearty Grains, 2 Hopo Berries, 1 Razz Berry, and 1 Cake-Lure Base.
  117. Full Heal
  118. A recipe for crafting Full Heals from scratch. Required materials: 1 Cheri Berry, 1 Pecha Berry, 1 Rawst Berry, and 1 Aspear Berry.
  119. Revive
  120. A recipe for crafting Revives from scratch. Required materials: 1 Vivichoke and 2 Medicinal Leeks.
  121. Max Revive
  122. A recipe for crafting Max Revives from scratch. Required materials: 1 Revive and 2 bunches of King’s Leaf.
  123. Max Ether
  124. A recipe for crafting Max Ethers from scratch. Required materials: 1 Leppa Berry and 2 Pep-Up Plants.
  125. Max Elixir
  126. A recipe for crafting Max Elixirs from scratch. Required materials: 1 Max Ether and 2 bunches of King’s Leaf.
  127. Stealth Spray
  128. A recipe for crafting Stealth Sprays from scratch. Required materials: 1 Hopo Berry and 3 Bugwort blooms.
  129. ???
  130. — — —
  131. Aux Power
  132. A recipe for crafting Aux Powers from scratch. Required materials: 2 bunches of Swordcap and 1 Pep-Up Plant.
  133. Aux Guard
  134. A recipe for crafting Aux Guards from scratch. Required materials: 2 scraps of Iron Barktongue and 1 Pep-Up Plant.
  135. Dire Hit
  136. A recipe for crafting Dire Hits from scratch. Required materials: 2 Direshrooms and 1 Candy Truffle.
  137. Aux Evasion
  138. A recipe for crafting Aux Evasions from scratch. Required materials: 2 bunches of Doppel Bonnets and 1 Candy Truffle.
  139. Aux Powerguard
  140. A recipe for crafting Aux Powerguards from scratch. Required materials: 1 Aux Power, 1 Aux Guard, and 1 bunch of King’s Leaf.
  141. Forest Balm
  142. A mysterious balm that gives off a soothing scent. It can be used to help calm the frenzy of the Lord of the Woods, Kleavor.
  143. Iron Chunk
  144. A naturally occurring hunk of iron. Such ore is needed to make the requisite parts of numerous Poké Ball varieties, such as the clasp that holds the ball shut.
  145. ???
  146. — — —
  147. Black Tumblestone
  148. When combined with an Apricorn, this mysterious black stone can draw out the properties required to forge a Heavy Ball.
  149. Sky Tumblestone
  150. When combined with an Apricorn, this mysterious sky-blue stone can draw out the properties required to forge a Feather Ball.
  151. ???
  152. — — —
  153. Ball of Mud
  154. A ball of mud that has become stiff and hard. Hitting a Pokémon with one may stun the Pokémon, creating an opening for you to act.
  155. ???
  156. — — —
  157. Pop Pod
  158. A sea vegetable used for crafting Scatter Bangs. If you wrap it up so that the air has no way to escape, then deal it a sharp blow, it produces a loud popping noise.
  159. Sootfoot Root
  160. A tuber used for crafting Smoke Bombs. It can be mashed for use in cooking, but it can also be dried and ground to produce a fine powder.
  161. Spoiled Apricorn
  162. An Apricorn that’s had its insides eaten. Hitting a Pokémon with one may stun the Pokémon, creating an opening for you to act.
  163. Snowball
  164. A hard ball made of compressed snow. Hitting a Pokémon with one may stun the Pokémon, creating an opening for you to act.
  165. Sticky Glob
  166. A ball of some kind of sticky substance. Hitting a Pokémon with one may stun the Pokémon, creating an opening for you to act.
  167. Black Augurite
  168. A glassy black stone that produces a sharp cutting edge when split. It’s loved by a certain Pokémon.
  169. Peat Block
  170. A block of muddy material that can be used as fuel for burning when it is dried. It’s loved by a certain Pokémon.
  171. Stealth Spray
  172. When used in the field, this spray muffles the sound of your footsteps and makes wild Pokémon less likely to notice you for a short time.
  173. Medicinal Leek
  174. Required for crafting medicinal compounds. This vegetable is found growing across the Hisui region and is also known as the wayfarer’s friend.
  175. Vivichoke
  176. Also called a morning-dew bud. It is used as a material for crafting items that can restore vitality to a Pokémon that has fainted.
  177. Pep-Up Plant
  178. Extremely spicy but also highly nutritious. This herb is used as a material for crafting items that can restore PP to Pokémon or boost their stats.
  179. ???
  180. — — —
  181. ???
  182. — — —
  183. Tempting Charm B
  184. A mysterious charm that tends to be lost before any other item when you faint in the field. This type of charm comes in five different colors.
  185. Tempting Charm P
  186. A mysterious charm that tends to be lost before any other item when you faint in the field. This type of charm comes in five different colors.
  187. Swordcap
  188. Mushrooms that, when consumed, cause the muscles to swell. They imbue the eater with strength and are one of the materials needed for crafting Aux Powers.
  189. Iron Barktongue
  190. Mushrooms that, when consumed, make the body of the eater grow tougher. They boost endurance and are one of the materials needed for crafting Aux Guards.
  191. Doppel Bonnets
  192. Mushrooms that, when consumed, make the eater feel nimble and agile as a fleeting shadow. They are one of the materials needed for crafting Aux Evasions.
  193. Direshroom
  194. Mushrooms that, when consumed, sharpen the eater’s focus. They make it easier to land critical hits and are one of the materials needed for crafting Dire Hits.
  195. Sand Radish
  196. This bitter root, originally native to sandy beaches, can now be raised even in frozen soil. It is pickled to make a sweet and spicy treat known as Twice-Spiced Radishes.
  197. Tempting Charm T
  198. A mysterious charm that tends to be lost before any other item when you faint in the field. This type of charm comes in five different colors.
  199. Tempting Charm Y
  200. A mysterious charm that tends to be lost before any other item when you faint in the field. This type of charm comes in five different colors.
  201. Candy Truffle
  202. A sweet-fleshed truffle that is packed full of mysterious energy. It is one of the materials needed for crafting various items.
  203. Cake-Lure Base
  204. A type of field provision that enhances the flavor of other foods it is mixed with.
  205. Poké Ball
  206. A mysterious ball that can be thrown at wild Pokémon in order to catch them. These balls can be crafted by hand if you gather the necessary materials.
  207. Great Ball
  208. A mysterious ball that provides a higher success rate for catching Pokémon than a standard Poké Ball.
  209. Ultra Ball
  210. A mysterious ball that provides an even higher success rate for catching Pokémon than a Great Ball does.
  211. Feather Ball
  212. A ball that flies fast and true—ideal for catching nimble Pokémon or Pokémon that fly high in the air.
  213. ???
  214. — — —
  215. ???
  216. — — —
  217. Scatter Bang
  218. When thrown at the ground, these balls produce a loud noise and scare off weak Pokémon in the area, sending them running.
  219. Smoke Bomb
  220. When thrown at the ground, these balls produce a cloud of fine powder that will reduce visibility in the area and keep wild Pokémon from noticing you.
  221. ???
  222. — — —
  223. ???
  224. — — —
  225. Pokéshi Doll
  226. A wooden toy carved in the image of a Pokémon. It can be sold to the general store.
  227. Volcano Balm
  228. A mysterious balm that gives off a soothing scent. It can be used to help calm the frenzy of the Lord of the Isles, Arcanine.
  229. Mountain Balm
  230. A mysterious balm that gives off a soothing scent. It can be used to help calm the frenzy of the Lord of the Hollow, Electrode.
  231. Snow Balm
  232. A mysterious balm that gives off a soothing scent. It can be used to help calm the frenzy of the Lord of the Tundra, Avalugg.
  233. Honey Cake
  234. A cake made by combining honey with a Cake-Lure Base. These cakes are potently effective at attracting bug Pokémon and also those with fairylike charms.
  235. Grain Cake
  236. A cake made by combining grains with a Cake-Lure Base. These cakes are potently effective at attracting Pokémon that dwell and wander among the fields.
  237. Bean Cake
  238. A cake made by combining beans with a Cake-Lure Base. These cakes are potently effective at attracting fish Pokémon, as well as bird Pokémon and their flying ilk.
  239. Mushroom Cake
  240. A cake made by combining mushrooms with a Cake-Lure Base. These cakes are potently effective at attracting the more monstrous Pokémon, as well as dragon Pokémon.
  241. Salt Cake
  242. A cake made by combining salt with a Cake-Lure Base. These cakes are potently effective at attracting Pokémon that bear a resemblance to grass, plants, or minerals.
  243. Swap Snack
  244. A recipe for crafting Swap Snacks from scratch. Required materials: 1 Candy Truffle, 1 Sootfoot Root, 1 Springy Mushroom, and 1 Hopo Berry.
  245. Choice Dumpling
  246. A recipe for crafting Choice Dumplings from scratch. Required materials: 3 Caster Fern leaves, 1 Direshroom, 1 bunch of Swordcap, and 2 stalks of Hearty Grains.
  247. Twice-Spiced Radish
  248. A recipe for crafting Twice-Spiced Radishes from scratch. Required materials: 2 Sand Radishes, 2 hunks of Crunchy Salt, 2 pods of Plump Beans, and 2 bunches of King’s Leaf.
  249. Survival Charm R
  250. A mysterious charm that holds the power to protect a person from fainting while out in the field. This type of charm comes in five different colors.
  251. Survival Charm B
  252. A mysterious charm that holds the power to protect a person from fainting while out in the field. This type of charm comes in five different colors.
  253. Survival Charm P
  254. A mysterious charm that holds the power to protect a person from fainting while out in the field. This type of charm comes in five different colors.
  255. Survival Charm T
  256. A mysterious charm that holds the power to protect a person from fainting while out in the field. This type of charm comes in five different colors.
  257. Survival Charm Y
  258. A mysterious charm that holds the power to protect a person from fainting while out in the field. This type of charm comes in five different colors.
  259. Torn Journal
  260. An old, stab-bound diary in a traditional style. It has been torn and is missing the latter half of its pages.
  261. Warding Charm R
  262. A mysterious charm that holds the power to protect a person from being afflicted with status conditions. This type of charm comes in five different colors.
  263. Warding Charm B
  264. A mysterious charm that holds the power to protect a person from being afflicted with status conditions. This type of charm comes in five different colors.
  265. Warding Charm P
  266. A mysterious charm that holds the power to protect a person from being afflicted with status conditions. This type of charm comes in five different colors.
  267. Warding Charm T
  268. A mysterious charm that holds the power to protect a person from being afflicted with status conditions. This type of charm comes in five different colors.
  269. Warding Charm Y
  270. A mysterious charm that holds the power to protect a person from being afflicted with status conditions. This type of charm comes in five different colors.
  271. Wall Fragment
  272. A fragment that was once part of a stone panel in the Solaceon Ruins. It has markings carved on it that appear to be some kind of writing.
  273. Basculegion Food
  274. A favored food of Basculegion, a Pokémon that will bear you on its back. This food is crafted in an unusual way, from ingredients gathered via equally unusual methods.
  275. Old Journal
  276. A stab-bound journal that once had pages torn from it. All the pages have been collected and restored.
  277. Wing Ball
  278. An improvement on the original Feather Ball design. A ball that flies fast and true—ideal for catching nimble Pokémon or Pokémon that fly high in the air.
  279. Jet Ball
  280. The ultimate iteration of the Feather Ball. A ball that flies fast and true—ideal for catching nimble Pokémon or Pokémon that fly high in the air.
  281. Heavy Ball
  282. A ball that is too heavy to fly high or far, but it is highly effective if you manage to hit an unsuspecting Pokémon.
  283. Leaden Ball
  284. An improvement on the original Heavy Ball design. A ball that is too heavy to fly high or far, but it is highly effective if you manage to hit an unsuspecting Pokémon.
  285. Gigaton Ball
  286. The ultimate iteration of the Heavy Ball. A ball that is too heavy to fly high or far, but it is highly effective if you manage to hit an unsuspecting Pokémon.
  287. Wing Ball
  288. A recipe for crafting Wing Balls from scratch. Required materials: 1 Apricorn, 1 Sky Tumblestone, and 1 Iron Chunk.
  289. Jet Ball
  290. A recipe for crafting Jet Balls from scratch. Required materials: 1 Apricorn, 2 Sky Tumblestones, and 2 Iron Chunks.
  291. Heavy Ball
  292. A recipe for crafting Heavy Balls from scratch. Required materials: 1 Apricorn and 1 Black Tumblestone.
  293. Hopo Berry
  294. A Berry that can be fed to a Pokémon to restore its PP. If a wild Pokémon eats one of these Berries, that Pokémon’s reactions will be dulled.
  295. Superb Remedy
  296. An herbal medicine that can restore 150 HP to a Pokémon, just as a Hyper Potion does. Yet the bitter taste will make the Pokémon less friendly toward you.
  297. Aux Power
  298. An item that sharply boosts the offensive stats of a Pokémon during a battle. These effects disappear if the Pokémon leaves the battle.
  299. Aux Guard
  300. An item that sharply boosts the defensive stats of a Pokémon during a battle. These effects disappear if the Pokémon leaves the battle.
  301. Aux Evasion
  302. An item that makes moves less likely to strike a Pokémon during a battle. This effect disappears if the Pokémon leaves the battle.
  303. Grit Dust
  304. Mysterious dust that can raise the effort level for one of a Pokémon’s stats. It can be used to raise effort levels only up to level three, however.
  305. Grit Gravel
  306. Mysterious gravel that can raise the effort level for one of a Pokémon’s stats. It can be used only if the effort level is at least level three and no greater than level five.
  307. Grit Pebble
  308. A mysterious pebble that can raise the effort level for one of a Pokémon’s stats. It can be used only if the effort level is at least level six and no greater than level eight.
  309. Grit Rock
  310. A mysterious rock that can raise the effort level for one of a Pokémon’s stats. It can be used only if the effort level has already reached level nine.
  311. Secret Medicine
  312. An astonishing medicine that can instantly restore health to any Pokémon. It is produced by an apothecary in Cianwood City.
  313. Tempting Charm R
  314. A mysterious charm that tends to be lost before any other item when you faint in the field. This type of charm comes in five different colors.
  315. Lost Satchel
  316. A satchel that someone dropped.
  317. Lost Satchel
  318. A satchel that someone dropped.
  319. Lost Satchel
  320. A satchel that someone dropped.
  321. Lost Satchel
  322. A satchel that someone dropped.
  323. Lost Satchel
  324. A satchel that someone dropped.
  325. ???
  326. — — —
  327. Origin Ball
  328. A singular and irreplicable Poké Ball that can be used to catch the frenzied Pokémon raging at the Temple of Sinnoh.
  329. ???
  330. — — —
  331. ???
  332. — — —
  333. ???
  334. — — —
  335. ???
  336. — — —
  337. Origin Ore
  338. An ore of mysterious power, spoken of in ancient myths and said to contain the power of almighty Sinnoh itself.
  339. Adamant Crystal
  340. When used on Dialga, this large, glowing gem wells with power and allows the Pokémon to change form.
  341. Lustrous Globe
  342. When used on Palkia, this large, glowing orb wells with power and allows the Pokémon to change form.
  343. Griseous Core
  344. When used on Giratina, this large, glowing gem wells with power and allows the Pokémon to change form.
  345. Blank Plate
  346. A stone tablet imbued with the essence of normalcy. When used on a certain Pokémon, it allows that Pokémon to gain the power of the Normal type.
  347. ???
  348. — — —
  349. Crafting Kit
  350. A kit containing everything you might need for crafting, even when there is no workbench around. However, you can only use the materials you have in your satchel.
  351. Leaden Ball
  352. A recipe for crafting Leaden Balls from scratch. Required materials: 1 Apricorn, 1 Black Tumblestone, and 1 Iron Chunk.
  353. Gigaton Ball
  354. A recipe for crafting Gigaton Balls from scratch. Required materials: 1 Apricorn, 2 Black Tumblestones, and 2 Iron Chunks.
  355. Strange Ball
  356. — — —
  357. Pokédex
  358. A volume for compiling the collected results of much Pokémon research. Professor Laventon continually adds to it with each report made on new Pokémon species.
  359. Old Verse 1
  360. Part of a series of old poems that have been unearthed around the Hisui region. Judging from the handwriting, it appears they were all written by the same person.
  361. Old Verse 2
  362. Part of a series of old poems that have been unearthed around the Hisui region. Judging from the handwriting, it appears they were all written by the same person.
  363. Old Verse 3
  364. Part of a series of old poems that have been unearthed around the Hisui region. Judging from the handwriting, it appears they were all written by the same person.
  365. Old Verse 4
  366. Part of a series of old poems that have been unearthed around the Hisui region. Judging from the handwriting, it appears they were all written by the same person.
  367. ???
  368. — — —
  369. Old Verse 5
  370. Part of a series of old poems that have been unearthed around the Hisui region. Judging from the handwriting, it appears they were all written by the same person.
  371. Old Verse 6
  372. Part of a series of old poems that have been unearthed around the Hisui region. Judging from the handwriting, it appears they were all written by the same person.
  373. Old Verse 7
  374. Part of a series of old poems that have been unearthed around the Hisui region. Judging from the handwriting, it appears they were all written by the same person.
  375. Old Verse 8
  376. Part of a series of old poems that have been unearthed around the Hisui region. Judging from the handwriting, it appears they were all written by the same person.
  377. Old Verse 9
  378. Part of a series of old poems that have been unearthed around the Hisui region. Judging from the handwriting, it appears they were all written by the same person.
  379. Old Verse 10
  380. Part of a series of old poems that have been unearthed around the Hisui region. Judging from the handwriting, it appears they were all written by the same person.
  381. Old Verse 11
  382. Part of a series of old poems that have been unearthed around the Hisui region. Judging from the handwriting, it appears they were all written by the same person.
  383. Old Verse 12
  384. Part of a series of old poems that have been unearthed around the Hisui region. Judging from the handwriting, it appears they were all written by the same person.
  385. Old Verse 13
  386. Part of a series of old poems that have been unearthed around the Hisui region. Judging from the handwriting, it appears they were all written by the same person.
  387. Old Verse 14
  388. Part of a series of old poems that have been unearthed around the Hisui region. Judging from the handwriting, it appears they were all written by the same person.
  389. Old Verse 15
  390. Part of a series of old poems that have been unearthed around the Hisui region. Judging from the handwriting, it appears they were all written by the same person.
  391. Old Verse 16
  392. Part of a series of old poems that have been unearthed around the Hisui region. Judging from the handwriting, it appears they were all written by the same person.
  393. Old Verse 17
  394. Part of a series of old poems that have been unearthed around the Hisui region. Judging from the handwriting, it appears they were all written by the same person.
  395. Old Verse 18
  396. Part of a series of old poems that have been unearthed around the Hisui region. Judging from the handwriting, it appears they were all written by the same person.
  397. Old Verse 19
  398. Part of a series of old poems that have been unearthed around the Hisui region. Judging from the handwriting, it appears they were all written by the same person.
  399. Old Verse 20
  400. Part of a series of old poems that have been unearthed around the Hisui region. Judging from the handwriting, it appears they were all written by the same person.
  401.  
  402. Legend Plate
  403. A stone tablet imbued with the essence of all creation. When used on a certain Pokémon, it allows that Pokémon to gain the power of every type there is.
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