Let's Go Item Database

Pokémon Let's Go Pikachu & Eevee Items

The leanest bag in the modern series. Held items are removed completely, candies from catch combos raise stats, and berries are thrown at wild Pokémon rather than carried into battle.

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LET'S GO PIKACHU & EEVEE ITEM LIST

Item Spotlight

Lure

Gen 7

#1 PickKey & Gameplay

Lure

Key & Gameplay

Price400

Gen7

Once you hold 2 Gym Badges, every Poke Mart sells the Lure for 400. For 100 steps after you use it, rare Pokemon show up more often and your shiny odds go up.

Lure (Key & Gameplay)

Once you hold 2 Gym Badges, every Poke Mart sells the Lure for 400. For 100 steps after you use it, rare Pokemon show up more often and your shiny odds go up.

Charizardite X

Gen 6

#2 PickMega Stones

Charizardite X

Mega Stones

Price-

Gen6

Blue hands you the Charizardite X, together with the Charizardite Y and the Key Stone, at Professor Oak's lab in Pallet Town after you earn your seventh Gym Badge. The stone that turns Charizard black with blue flames is waiting back where every journey begins.

Charizardite X (Mega Stones)

Blue hands you the Charizardite X, together with the Charizardite Y and the Key Stone, at Professor Oak's lab in Pallet Town after you earn your seventh Gym Badge. The stone that turns Charizard black with blue flames is waiting back where every journey begins.

Mewtwonite X

Gen 6

#3 PickMega Stones

Mewtwonite X

Mega Stones

Price-

Gen6

The Mewtwonite X is not lying on the cave floor. After you catch Mewtwo in Cerulean Cave, Green waits where it stood. Beat her in battle and she gives you the Mewtwonite X along with the Mewtwonite Y, so your Mewtwo can Mega Evolve.

Mewtwonite X (Mega Stones)

The Mewtwonite X is not lying on the cave floor. After you catch Mewtwo in Cerulean Cave, Green waits where it stood. Beat her in battle and she gives you the Mewtwonite X along with the Mewtwonite Y, so your Mewtwo can Mega Evolve.

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Let's Go Bag by Category

Item bag contents in Pokémon Let's Go — Bag art from our original 2018 Let's Go guide

The Poke Balls, catching berries, story Key Items, healing items and battle items of Let's Go, with what each one does, what a Poke Mart charges and how many Gym Badges you need before the mart stocks it. Select a name to open it in the item list above.

Candy raises a Pokémon's stats in Let's Go. A species candy, such as Pikachu Candy, raises every stat but only works on its own evolution line, while a stat candy, such as Quick Candy, raises one stat on any Pokémon. You get candy from catching Pokémon, where long Catch Combos raise the odds, and from sending Pokémon to Professor Oak. See the Let's Go Candy guide

Catching

Poke Balls

5 balls

Poke Ball designs from across the Pokémon series — Poke Ball designs from across the series. Let's Go uses five of them: Poke Ball, Great Ball, Ultra Ball, Premier Ball and Master Ball.

Every Poke Mart sells the Poke Ball from the start, the Great Ball once you hold 1 Gym Badge and the Ultra Ball from 4 badges. You get one free Premier Ball for every 10 Poke Balls, Great Balls or Ultra Balls you buy at once. The Master Ball is never for sale: the Silph Co. president gives you one, and more turn up as rare finds in Cerulean Cave.

Poke Balls in Let's Go: catch power, price, mart unlock and where else to find them
Ball	Poke Mart	Also found
Poke Ball	100	Cerulean Cave Mt. Moon
Great Ball	300	Cerulean Cave Lavender Town
Ultra Ball	500	Cerulean Cave Pokémon Mansion
Premier Ball	Free bonus	Only from the mart bonus
Master Ball	Not sold in any Poke Mart	Cerulean Cave Silph Co.Gift from the Silph Co. president, and a rare find in the glowing floor spots on Cerulean Cave 2F

Catching

Berries

9 berries

Feed a berry to a wild Pokémon before you throw a ball. Razz Berries make it easier to catch, Nanab Berries calm it, and Pinap Berries raise your chance of getting an item. The Silver and Golden versions have a stronger effect.

Berries in Let's Go: what each one does and where you find it
Berry	What it does	Where you find it
Razz Berry	Feed it to a wild Pokémon to make it a little easier to catch.	Celadon City Pallet Town Route 1
Silver Razz Berry	Feed it to a wild Pokémon to make it easier to catch.	Pokémon Mansion Route 17 Route 18
Golden Razz Berry	Feed it to a wild Pokémon to make it much easier to catch.	Cerulean Cave Route 14 Route 23
Nanab Berry	Feed it to a wild Pokémon to calm it a little while you try to catch it.	Celadon City Pewter City Route 10
Silver Nanab Berry	Feed it to a wild Pokémon to calm it while you try to catch it.	Route 13 Route 14 Route 17
Golden Nanab Berry	Feed it to a wild Pokémon to calm it a lot while you try to catch it.	Cerulean Cave Route 15 Route 23
Pinap Berry	Feed it to a wild Pokémon you are catching for a slightly better chance of getting an item.	Celadon City Route 17 Route 5
Silver Pinap Berry	Feed it to a wild Pokémon you are catching for a better chance of getting an item.	Route 17 Route 5 Route 8
Golden Pinap Berry	Feed it to a wild Pokémon you are catching for a much better chance of getting an item.	Route 13 Route 14 Route 23

Story

Key Items

15 items

Key Item artwork — Key Item art. The story Key Items of Let's Go are listed below.

Key Items open the way through Kanto, from the Parcel for Professor Oak to the Silph Scope and the Poke Flute. The three fossils are listed here too: take them to the Pokémon Lab on Cinnabar Island to revive them.

Key Items in Let's Go: what each one does and where you get it
Key Item	What it does	Where you get it
Town Map	Use to see the overworld map.	Pallet Town
Parcel	A package from the Viridian City Poke Mart to deliver to Professor Oak.	Viridian City
S.S. Ticket	Lets you board the S.S. Anne.	Route 25
Autograph	A keepsake signed by Lt. Surge, handed over after you beat him at the Vermilion City Gym. It has no use in battle.	Vermilion City
Poke Flute	Use to awaken sleeping Pokémon, including Snorlax on roads.Snorlax	Lavender Town
Tea	Grants access to Saffron City.	Celadon City
Lift Key	Operates the elevator in Team Rocket’s Celadon Hideout.	Rocket Hideout
Silph Scope	Used to identify the true forms of ghosts in Pokémon Tower.	Rocket Hideout
Card Key	Unlocks the doors in the Silph Co. head office in Saffron City.	Silph Co.
Gold Teeth	The golden false teeth the Safari Zone Warden lost.	Fuchsia City
Secret Key	Unlocks the front door of the Cinnabar Island Gym.	Pokémon Mansion
Key Stone	Allows the player’s Pokémon to Mega Evolve.	Pallet Town
Old Amber	Can be revived into an Aerodactyl at the Pokémon Lab on Cinnabar Island.Aerodactyl	Cerulean Cave Pewter City
Dome Fossil	Can be revived into a Kabuto at the Pokémon Lab on Cinnabar Island.Kabuto	Cerulean Cave Mt. Moon
Helix Fossil	Can be revived into an Omanyte at the Pokémon Lab on Cinnabar Island.Omanyte	Cerulean Cave Mt. Moon

Recovery

Healing Items

22 items

Potion sprays in Pokémon Let's Go — Potion art from our original 2018 guide

Let's Go sets its own potion amounts: a Super Potion restores 60 HP and a Hyper Potion 120 HP. Fresh Water, Soda Pop and Lemonade are only sold in Celadon City, and Pewter Crunchies only in Pewter City.

Healing items in Let's Go: effect, Poke Mart price and where else to find them
Item	Effect	Poke Mart	Also found
Restore HP8
Fresh Water	Restores 30 HP.	200Celadon City	Underground Path 5-6Victory Road
Potion	Restores 20 HP.	200	Mt. Moon Pewter City
Soda Pop	Restores 50 HP.	300Celadon City	Shops only
Lemonade	Restores 70 HP.	350Celadon City	Shops only
Super Potion	Restores 60 HP.	700	Pokémon Tower Rock Tunnel
Hyper Potion	Restores 120 HP.	1,500	Pokémon Mansion Pokémon Tower
Max Potion	Restores HP to full.	2,500	Pokémon Mansion Power Plant
Full Restore	Restores HP to full and cures any status ailment and confusion.	3,000	Cerulean Cave Victory Road
Cure status8
Shalour Sable	Cures any major status ailment and confusion.	Not sold in any Poke Mart	S.S. Anne
Awakening	Cures sleep.	100	Mt. Moon Pokémon Tower
Ice Heal	Cures freezing.	100	Seafoam Islands
Antidote	Cures poison.	200	Cinnabar Island Route 22
Burn Heal	Cures a burn.	300	Cerulean City
Paralyze Heal	Cures paralysis.	300	Power Plant Route 4
Full Heal	Cures any status ailment and confusion.	400	Cerulean Cave Pokémon Mansion
Pewter Crunchies	A crunchy snack from Pewter City that heals every status condition of one Pokémon.	500Pewter City	Celadon City
Revive2
Revive	Revives with half HP.	2,000	Mt. Moon Pokémon Tower
Max Revive	Revives with full HP.	Not sold in any Poke Mart	Cerulean Cave Pokémon Mansion
Restore PP4
Ether	Restores 10 PP for one move.	Not sold in any Poke Mart	Mt. Moon Route 25
Max Ether	Restores PP to full for one move.	Not sold in any Poke Mart	Pokémon Mansion Silph Co.
Elixir	Restores 10 PP for each move.	Not sold in any Poke Mart	Pokémon Tower Rocket Hideout
Max Elixir	Restores PP to full for each move.	Not sold in any Poke Mart	Cerulean Cave Pokémon Mansion

In battle

Battle Items

8 items

Battle items work only during a battle. X items and Dire Hit last until the Pokémon switches out, and Guard Spec. protects your side for five turns. Every Poke Mart stocks them once you hold 1 Gym Badge.

Battle items in Let's Go: effect, Poke Mart price and where else to find them
Item	Effect	Poke Mart	Also found
X Attack	Sharply raises Attack in battle until the Pokémon is switched out.	550	Pokémon Tower Silph Co.
X Defense	Sharply raises Defense in battle until the Pokémon is switched out.	500	Pewter City Route 11
X Sp. Atk	Sharply raises Special Attack in battle until the Pokémon is switched out.	350	Silph Co.
X Sp. Def	Sharply raises Special Defense in battle until the Pokémon is switched out.	350	Power Plant Route 24
X Speed	Sharply raises Speed in battle until the Pokémon is switched out.	350	Rocket Hideout Route 8
X Accuracy	Sharply raises accuracy in battle until the Pokémon is switched out.	950	Pokémon MansionUnderground Path (Routes 7-8)
Dire Hit	Greatly raises the critical-hit ratio in battle until the Pokémon is switched out.	650	Rock Tunnel Silph Co.
Guard Spec	Stops stat drops on your party's Pokémon for five turns in battle.	700	Rocket Hideout Route 6

Evolution stones

Fire Stone

Ice Stone

Leaf Stone

Moon Stone

Thunder Stone

Water StoneWhich Pokémon each stone evolves

Game Rules

How Items Work in Let's Go Pikachu & Eevee

A peripheral with a Pokémon inside

The Poke Ball Plus doubles as a controller and a walking companion, and it ships with Mew inside, the only way to get one here. As peripherals-as-items go, it is the most literal the series ever got.

Your partner tips like a friend

Play with your partner Pikachu or Eevee in its menu and it periodically turns up presents, from berries to rarer finds. It is a small renewable trickle that costs nothing but attention.

GO Park brings your GO catches over

Kanto and Alolan Pokémon caught in Pokémon GO can be sent to GO Park in Fuchsia City, where you catch them again in this game. The first one you send also earns the Mystery Box in Pokémon GO, the item that lures Meltan. Our Pokémon GO transfer guide covers each step.

Debuts

New in Let's Go Pikachu & Eevee

46 items introduced in Generation 7

Only a curated handful of Gen 7 newcomers reached this game, filtered through a design that removed held items entirely. What survived is catching gear and candy, the two systems this Kanto actually runs on.

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