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Thank you, and have a good time editing here!--Shiningpikablu252 18:05, 14 May 2008 (UTC)
Pokémon
Please note the spelling of Pokémon, with a capital P and an é. Same goes for subsequent words such as Poké Ball, Pokérap, etc. --electAbuzzzz (TALK) 09:05, 6 August 2008 (UTC)
Removing accurate information
Maybe I'm missing something, but I'm pretty sure that Geo Pebbles can only be found in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon 2. Am I right? Unless information is blatantly wrong, badly written, or otherwise unacceptable, please don't remove it. However, please do enlighten me if I'm incorrect about the Geo Pebble. --ニョロトノ666 20:17, 27 August 2008 (UTC)
- Well, I've browsed around a bit, and it turns out you're correct. My bad. --ニョロトノ666 20:30, 27 August 2008 (UTC)
- Actually, I do recall Geo Pebbles appearing in the first Mystery Dungeon. They're weaker than and less abundant than Gravelerocks.
- Might as well take a list from mynock's Wonder Mail Generator. Some items that one might have suspected as being PMD2-exclusive appear in this list of items from PMD1. Here's a list of the items from Mystery Dungeon 1, the spellings and wordings are taken as they are from the generator and I cannot guarantee that they are the actual item names. I know that the item listed as "Wide Slash" in the list is not named that in the game, and I'm also suspcious about an item called "Music Box" around where the Orgel should be..
- Nothing
- Stick
- Iron Thorn
- Silver Spike
- Gold Fang
- Cacnea Spike
- Corsola Twig
- Gravelerock
- Geo Pebble
- Mobile Scarf
- Heal Ribbon
- Twist Band
- Scope Lens
- Patsy Band
- No-Stick Cap
- Pierce Band
- Joy Ribbon
- X-Ray Specs
- Persim Band
- Power Band
- Pecha Scarf
- Insomniscope
- Warp Scarf
- Tight Belt
- Sneak Scarf
- Gold Ribbon
- Goggle Specs
- Diet Ribbon
- Trap Scarf
- Racket Band
- Def. Scarf
- Stamina Band
- Plain Ribbon
- Special Band
- Zinc Band
- Detect Band
- <dummied item>
- Dodge Scarf
- Bounce Band
- Curve Band
- Whiff Specs
- No-Aim Specs
- Lock-On Specs
- Munch Belt
- Pass Scarf
- Weather Band
- Friend Bow
- Beauty Scarf
- Sun Ribbon
- Lunar Ribbon
- <dummied item>
- <dummied item>
- <dummied item>
- Heal Seed
- Wish Stone
- Oran Berry
- Sitrus Berry
- Eyedrop Seed
- Reviver Seed
- Blinker Seed
- Doom Seed
- Allure Seed
- Life Seed
- Rawst Berry
- Hunger Seed
- Quick Seed
- Pecha Berry
- Cheri Berry
- Totter Seed
- Sleep Seed
- Plain Seed
- Warp Seed
- Blast Seed
- Ginseng
- Joy Seed
- Chesto Berry
- Stun Seed
- Max Elixir
- Protein
- Calcium
- Iron
- Zinc
- Apple
- Big Apple
- Grimy Food
- Huge Apple
- White Gummi
- Red Gummi
- Blue Gummi
- Grass Gummi
- Yellow Gummi
- Clear Gummi
- Orange Gummi
- Pink Gummi
- Brown Gummi
- Sky Gummi
- Gold Gummi
- Green Gummi
- Gray Gummi
- Purple Gummi
- Royal Gummi
- Black Gummi
- Silver Gummi
- Banana
- Chestnut
- 4 Poké
- Upgrade
- King's Rock
- Thunderstone
- Deepseascale
- Deepseatooth
- Sun Stone
- Moon Stone
- Fire Stone
- Water Stone
- Metal Coat
- Leaf Stone
- Dragon Scale
- Link Cable
- Ice Part
- Steel Part
- Rock Part
- Orgel (Music Box)
- Key
- Used TM
- Focus Punch
- Dragon Claw
- Water Pulse
- Calm Mind
- Roar
- Toxic
- Hail Orb
- Bulk Up
- Bullet Seed
- Hidden Power
- Sunny Orb
- Taunt
- Ice Beam
- Blizzard
- Hyper Beam
- Light Screen
- Protect
- Rainy Orb
- Giga Drain
- Safeguard
- Frustration
- SolarBeam
- Iron Tail
- Thunderbolt
- Thunder
- Earthquake
- Return
- Dig
- Psychic
- Shadow Ball
- Brick Break
- Evasion Orb
- Reflect
- Shock Wave
- Flamethrower
- Sludge Bomb
- Sandy Orb
- Fire Blast
- Rocky Orb
- Aerial Ace
- Torment
- Facade
- Secret Power
- Rest
- Attract
- Thief
- Steel Wing
- Skill Swap
- Snatch Orb
- Overheat
- Wide Slash
- <dummied item>
- <dummied item>
- See-Trap Orb
- Mug Orb
- Rebound Orb
- Lob Orb
- Switcher Orb
- Blowback Orb
- Warp Orb
- Transfer Orb
- Slow Orb
- Quick Orb
- Luminous Orb
- Petrify Orb
- Stayaway Orb
- Pounce Orb
- Trawl Orb
- Cleanse Orb
- <dummied item>
- Decoy Orb
- Slumber Orb
- Totter Orb
- Two-Edge Orb
- Silence Orb
- Escape Orb
- Scanner Orb
- Radar Orb
- Drought Orb
- Trapbust Orb
- Rollcall Orb
- Invisify Orb
- One-Shot Orb
- Identify Orb
- Vacuum Cut
- <dummied item>
- Shocker Orb
- Sizebust Orb
- One-Room Orb
- Fill-In Orb
- Trapper Orb
- <dummied item>
- Itemizer Orb
- Hurl Orb
- Mobile Orb
- <dummied item>
- Stairs Orb
- Longtoss Orb
- Pierce Orb
- Cut
- Fly
- Surf
- Strength
- Flash
- Rock Smash
- Waterfall
- Dive
- Link Box
- <dummied item>
- Weavile Fig
- Mime Jr. Fig
I hope this list is helpful. --Shiningpikablu252 02:39, 28 August 2008 (UTC)