|
|
Post by Akira on Jan 8, 2015 18:04:05 GMT
===========
Basic Balls. Your standard utensils for catching Pokémon. With a purchase of ten balls (can be in any combination), you will also get 1 Premier Ball.
----------------
Poké Ball
An object that allows for one to capture a Pokémon. Can only capture an unevolved and single-stage Pokemon, and even then, the Pokemon must be weakened first. Pikachu, Clefairy, Jigglypuff, Marill and Roselia can also be caught with these, despite all of them having a baby pre-evolution.
Cost: 50 Credits
Great Ball
A modified Poké Ball that has a higher capture rate. Can capture Pokemon in the middle evolution stage, but only if they've been weakened. Unevolved Pokemon don't have to be weaked as much as they would with a normal Poke Ball.
Cost: 200 Credits
Ultra Ball
The most advanced model of the basic Balls. Ultra Balls are able to capture fully-evolved Pokemon if they've been sufficiently weakened, while middle-stage Pokemon and Pokemon with a single stage don't have to be weakened as much. Will instantly capture an unevolved Pokemon, even if it hasn't been weakened.
Cost: 800 Credits
================
Medicine & Status Cures. For all your Pokemon healing needs!
----------------
Potion
Medicine in a spray bottle that heals minor injuries when applied to a Pokémon.
Cost: 100 Credits
Super Potion
An enhanced and more potent version of the Potion that is designed to heal deeper wounds.
Cost: 300 Credits
Hyper Potion
A Super Potion that has been vastly improved upon, allowing for one to heal extremely severe injuries.
Cost: 700 Credits
Max Potion
An extremely powerful medicine capable of instantly healing any wounds, no matter how severe they are.
Cost: 1100 Credits
Revive
This small crystal filled with a mystic energy, capable of bringing a knocked out Pokémon back to consciousness and restoring half of its strength. Once used, the crystal shatters.
Cost: 700 Credits
Antidote
A medicine that rids a Pokemon's body of toxins.
Cost: 50 Credits
Awakening
An aromatic medicine that will awaken a Pokemon who is in a deep sleep.
Cost: 100 Credits
Paralyz Heal
A medicine that is applied on the body, which relaxes stiff muscles.
Cost: 100 Credits
Burn Heal
A cool liquid that soothes burns and repairs damage to the skin that resulted from the burning.
Cost: 100 Credits
Ice Heal
A peppery liquid that can thaw ice and raise a Pokemon's body temperature back to a safe level.
Cost: 100 Credits
Full Heal
A complex mixture of the five medicines listed just above. Simply spray it on a Pokémon and it will lift any ailment (except KO).
Cost: 350 Credits
Full Restore
The ultimate in curative medicines, this liquid is a mixture of a Max Potion and a Full Heal. Completely heals a Pokémon and lifts any status ailments it's inflicted with (except KO).
Cost: 1400 Credits
=============
Misc Items . These aren't required, but they're definitely recommended
------------------
Berry Pouch
A large pouch that is used for storing Berries. It's made using materials that are ideal for carrying them, as doing so in anything else comes at the risk of damaging and ruining them. As such, it's necessary to have one if you plan on picking berries.
Cost: 500 Credits
Apricorn Pouch
A large pouch that is used for storing Apricorns. It's made using materials that are ideal for carrying them, as doing so in anything else comes at the risk of damaging and ruining them. As such, it's necessary to have one if you plan on picking apricorns.
Cost: 500 Credits
VIP Card
This item gives the owner access to a special room in the Training Area, which allows them use its facilities more often. As long as you hold this pass, you will be able to use the Training Area once a week, instead of once every two weeks. Each card is registered to the one who bought it, meaning only they can use it.
Cost: 7000 Credits
Excavation Kit
This kit comes with all the essentials for mining, and is a must-have for anyone who wishes to dig for fossils. It's expensive, but the potential payoff makes it well worth the investment.
Cost: 5000 Credits
DexNav
An optional (but highly useful) upgrade to the PokeDex given to new trainers, this item widens the range of what types of Pokemon one can find in the wild. Though it can only be used once a week, having this upgrade not only increases your chances of encountering rare Pokemon, but there's also the a chance of running into a wild Pokemon (rare or otherwise) that has an Egg Move and/or it's Hidden Ability. There's even an increased chance of finding a specific Pokemon that you're looking for, so it can really come in handy.
Cost: 7000 Credits
===========
Fishing Rods - These items are required to use the various fishing spots around the region
----------------
Old Rod
Little more than a stick with some thread tied to the end. It does a decent job of catching some weaker fish Pokemon, but don't be surprised if you're not getting any big catches with this makeshift fishing rod.
Cost: 1000 Credits
Good Rod
Being an actual fishing rod, this one is leagues better than the Old Rod in terms of overall quality, and can therefore be used to catch stronger Pokemon. However, it's a fairly cheap model, so it still has its limits regarding what it can handle.
Cost: 2000 Credits; you can buy a Good Rod for half-off if you trade in an Old Rod that has been used at least once.
Super Rod
When it comes to fishing, you won't find anything better. There isn't a single Pokemon that this rod can't pull out of the water. Even huge ones like Gyarados or Wailord can be dragged out with little effort. No one is quite sure how that's even possible, but few will argue that this is the ultimate tool for anyone who loves fishing and/or Water-type Pokemon.
Cost: 4000 Credits; you can buy a Super Rod for half-off if you trade in a Good Rod that has been used at least three times.
You may also come here to sell any items you have, but don't want. All items in this and any other shop (other than the Trainer Shop) can be sold for 50% of their normal price. For example, if you wish to sell an Eviolite, which costs 2000 Credits to buy, you'll get 1000 in return for it. There are also some items that can be sold, but not bought. They can be traded in for the following amounts;
Big Nugget - 10,000 Credits
Nugget - 5,000 Credits
Star Piece - 4,900 Credits
Stardust - 1,000 Credits
Fossils - 3,000 Credits
TM - 1,500 Credits
Valuable Berries - 500 Credits
Honey - 50 Credits
|
|
