Items

A candy that is packed with energy. Despite the name, it is not, in fact, a candy in the traditional sense of the word, but rather a nutritional supplement formulated specifically for Pokemon that facilitates both physical and mental development. Despite the evolutionary differences between Pokemon and Primordial Beasts, it appears to be equally beneficial to both species... although neither seem to enjoy the taste very much.

Use: Boosts a character's Experience by 100, which is the equivalent of 1 level.

• Rare Candies are applicable to both Main Characters (of any generation) and Companions, but cannot be used on Side Characters.
• A tutorial on how to apply Rare Candies to characters can be found here.

A topical medicine with a distinguished red tint. It is meant to be applied to Pokémon in instances of minor injuries, but may be insufficient for anything more than superficial scrapes. While it can be consumed as is, this item is also commonly used as an ingredient for more complex medicinal remedies. Would-be travelers would have to be truly foolish to leave home without at least a few of these stashed away in their supplies.

Use: Multipurpose (see below):

• This item is a crafting ingredient and may be used in a variety of recipes.
• This item can be used as an add-on for certain prompts.

A piece of cloyingly sweet chocolate in the shape of a heart. While chocolate may not agree with some pets, you have Gracidea's assurances that it is perfectly safe for Primordial Beasts. In fact, the creatures seem especially fond of this decadent treat. Giving one to your Primordial Beast Companions is sure to earn you their favor.

Use: Boosts a pet's total Affection by 1, which is the equivalent of 1%.

• A tutorial on how to apply Sweet Hearts to pets can be found here.

A regional specialty hailing from what was formerly known as the Kanto region, Pewter Crunchies are still produced by Oblivia natives today. Though it was traditionally used to heal a myriad of status conditions, it currently serves a far more functional purpose. It can still be enjoyed as an occasional tasty treat by anyone who finds the flavor appealing, however - and many pokemon from across the globe still do!

Use: Feed a Pewter Crunchies to a companion in order to change it into its Kantonian variant (if it has one).

• Be sure to follow the guidelines outlined on the Creating a Character page when applying any changes to preexisting characters - and when making entirely new ones.
• A tutorial on how to apply form changing items to companions can be found here.

Famous candy bars from the region formerly known as Johto, Rage Candy bars are still produced exclusively in Mahogany Town. Though it was traditionally used to heal a myriad of status conditions, it currently serves a far more functional purpose. It can still be enjoyed as an occasional tasty treat by anyone who finds the flavor appealing, however - and many pokemon from across the globe still do!

Use: Feed a Rage Candy Bar to a companion in order to change it into its Johtonian variant (if it has one).

• Be sure to follow the guidelines outlined on the Creating a Character page when applying any changes to preexisting characters - and when making entirely new ones.
• A tutorial on how to apply form changing items to companions can be found here.

Terraria, once Hoenn, produced this specialty as a treat for those who frequented the region's hot springs. Though it was traditionally used to heal a myriad of status conditions, it currently serves a far more functional purpose. It can still be enjoyed as an occasional tasty treat by anyone who finds the flavor appealing, however - and many pokemon from across the globe still do!

Use: Feed a Lava Cookie to a companion in order to change it into its Hoennian variant (if it has one).

• Be sure to follow the guidelines outlined on the Creating a Character page when applying any changes to preexisting characters - and when making entirely new ones.
• A tutorial on how to apply form changing items to companions can be found here.

Compared to its fellow regional specialties, Old Gateau is actually a medicine produced in the region once known as Sinnoh. Though it was traditionally used to heal a myriad of status conditions, it currently serves a far more functional purpose. It can still be enjoyed as an occasional health snack by anyone who finds the flavor appealing, however - although most Pokemon don't.

Use: Feed an Old Gateau to a companion in order to change it into its Sinnohian variant (if it has one).

• Be sure to follow the guidelines outlined on the Creating a Character page when applying any changes to preexisting characters - and when making entirely new ones.
• A tutorial on how to apply form changing items to companions can be found here.

Delicious soft-serve ice cream from Castelia City in what was once known as Unova. Although the city no longer remains, Archaia natives continue to produce the dessert. Though it was traditionally used to heal a myriad of status conditions, it currently serves a far more functional purpose. It can still be enjoyed as an occasional tasty treat by anyone who finds the flavor appealing, however - and many pokemon from across the globe still do!

Use: Feed a Casteliacone to a companion in order to change it into its Unovan variant (if it has one).

• Be sure to follow the guidelines outlined on the Creating a Character page when applying any changes to preexisting characters - and when making entirely new ones.
• A tutorial on how to apply form changing items to companions can be found here.

A popular treat from what was once known as Lumiose City, hence the name. Though it was traditionally used to heal a myriad of status conditions, it currently serves a far more functional purpose. It can still be enjoyed as an occasional tasty treat by anyone who finds the flavor appealing, however - and many pokemon from across the globe still do!

Use: Feed a Lumiose Galette to a companion in order to change it into its Kalosian variant (if it has one).

• Be sure to follow the guidelines outlined on the Creating a Character page when applying any changes to preexisting characters - and when making entirely new ones.
• A tutorial on how to apply form changing items to companions can be found here.

The Alola (former Harmonia) region's famous fried confection. Though it was traditionally used to heal a myriad of status conditions, it currently serves a far more functional purpose. It can still be enjoyed as an occasional tasty treat by anyone who finds the flavor appealing, however - and many pokemon from across the globe still do!

Use: Feed a Big Malasada to a companion in order to change it into its Alolan variant (if it has one).

• Be sure to follow the guidelines outlined on the Creating a Character page when applying any changes to preexisting characters - and when making entirely new ones.
• A tutorial on how to apply form changing items to companions can be found here.

Curry on rice, or simply curry, is a food item consisting of curry and rice popular in the Galar (Imperia) region. Though it was traditionally used to heal a myriad of status conditions, it currently serves a far more functional purpose. It can still be enjoyed as an occasional tasty treat by anyone who finds the flavor appealing, however - and many pokemon from across the globe still do!

Use: Feed Curry on Rice to a companion in order to change it into its Galarian variant (if it has one).

• Be sure to follow the guidelines outlined on the Creating a Character page when applying any changes to preexisting characters - and when making entirely new ones.
• A tutorial on how to apply form changing items to companions can be found here.

Sandwiches are a food item consisting of sliced bread and fillings popular in the Paldea (Pelagia) region. Though it was traditionally used to heal a myriad of status conditions, it currently serves a far more functional purpose. It can still be enjoyed as an occasional tasty treat by anyone who finds the flavor appealing, however - and many pokemon from across the globe still do!

Use: Feed a Fresh Bocata to a companion in order to change it into its Paldean form (if it has one).

• Be sure to follow the guidelines outlined on the Creating a Character page when applying any changes to preexisting characters - and when making entirely new ones.
• A tutorial on how to apply form changing items to companions can be found here.