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'''Items''' {{JA|道具||}} in {{GameTitle|RescueTeam|l|i}} are used by the {{RescueTeam|hero}}, their {{RescueTeamC|Partner}}, other {{RescueTeam|Team Members}}, or enemy {{RescueTeam|Pokémon}} while in {{RescueTeam|dungeon}}s. Most items fall under the category of wearable, consumable (edible), or consumable (inedible).

==Acquisition: Dungeons==
Items found in dungeons are obtained by one of several different methods: They can be looted, dug out of walls, purchased, sold, stolen, or dropped by enemy {{RescueTeam|Pokémon}}. 

===Buried Items===
[[File:Rescue Team - Hidden Poké.png|thumb|Buried Poké in a dungeon.]]

Items can be found buried inside of walls in certain dungeons. While dashing along the walls, the player Pokémon may occasionally stop. In this case, it can be determined that an item is hidden in the wall. Players can use the move {{RescueTeam|Rock Smash}} or the {{RescueTeam|IQ}} skill {{RescueTeam|Super Mobile}} to break the wall and discover the hidden item.

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===Kecleon Shops===
[[File:Rescue Team - Kecleon Shop G1E5.png|thumb|250px|Kecleon Shop in Dungeon.]]
For the full article on Kecleon Shops in dungeons, see: {{RescueTeam|Kecleon Shops (dungeons)}}

Not to be confused with looting, items found on Kecleon Titles in a dungeon are considered the property of the Kecleon guarding the mat. Here they can be purchased, sold, stolen or traded. Items placed on the mat can be sold to the Kecleon if there's sufficient space or if an item on the mat is traded. If you place an item, sell it and then attempt to purchase an item you just picked up, it's important you have enough Poké to be able to purchase it, lest you be accused of stealing. It's inadvisable to walk off the mat during a trade, as it may lead to being branded a thief if you lack the currency to pay for the item or items.

Stealing while on a rescue floor is inadvisable as it will prevent the player from successfully completing the rescue. If the player faints, they'll fail the rescue and be unable to redo it. Rescues should be completed before attempting to steal.

[[File:Rescue Team - Stealing while rescuing.png|thumb|250px|Stealing while on a rescue.]]

===Looting===
Items found on the floor in dungeons can be picked up off the {{RescueTeam|ground}}. They'll be added to the player's {{RescueTeam|inventory}} unless it's full, in which case the {{RescueTeam|Hero}} or team member will step on them. From there, they can be replaced with an item in the player's inventory. Prior to obtaining the {{RescueTeam|toolbox}}, the player will only be able to carry one item. After obtaining the toolbox, they'll be able to carry 20 items, along with each active member of the party being able to equip one.

Occasionally enemy Pokémon may drop an item. Either one they've picked up off the dungeon floor or randomly. From there, they will be considered free for the taking.

Items do not spawn inside of {{RescueTeam|Makuhita Dojo}} training dungeons.

===Special===
One unique way to obtain items is to use an {{RescueTeam|Itemizer Orb}} on an enemy Pokémon. They'll be converted into an item.

==Acquisition: Pokémon Square==
Items found in Pokémon Square are obtained by one of several different methods: Mission rewards, quests, gifts, or they can be purchased from {{RescueTeam|Kecleon Shop (town)}}.

===Gifts===
On rare occasions, items are gifted to the player. The first instance is after the player unlocks the toolbox. They're given several items as a reward for successfully rescuing {{RescueTeamC|Caterpie}} from {{RescueTeam|Tiny Woods}}. Another method of obtaining gift items is after successfully clearing Makuhita Dojo training dungeons. {{RescueTeamC|Makuhita}} will give the player a {{RescueTeam|Ginseng}} on several occasions.

===Kecleon Shop===
[[File:Rescue Team - Kecleon Shop.png|thumb|Kecleon Shop in Pokémon Square.]]

For the full article on the Kecleon Shop in town, see: {{RescueTeam|Kecleon Shop}}

Items can be purchased from the {{RescueTeam|Kecleon Bros.}} in Pokémon Square. The left brother sells most general items, such as {{RescueTeam|projectile}}s, {{RescueTeam|food}}, {{RescueTeam|seeds}}, etc. The right brother, the purple one sells {{RescueTeam|Wonder Orb}}s and {{RescueTeam|TM}}s. The items they sell will change depending on the player's story progression with rarer, more powerful items being sold post-credits.

===Mission Rewards===
Along with {{RescueTeam|Rescue Points}}, {{RescueTeam|mission}}s reward players with items. Items rewarded from missions will be added to the player's inventory unless it's full, in which case they'll be automatically sent to {{RescueTeam|Kangaskhan Storage}}.

===Quests===
Some objects seen in the story or obtained as part of quests may be called items, although they don't function as items from a technical perspective. They can't be used or interacted with normally and usually only make appearances during quests. These include the {{RescueTeam|9-Tail Crest}}, {{RescueTeam|Teleport Gem}}, {{RescueTeam|Rainbow Wing}}, and {{RescueTeam|Rescue Team Badge}}. Other quest items, such as the {{RescueTeam|Wish Stone}}, have a gameplay use outside of the intended quest and can be sold, found in a dungeon, and have the ability to be added to the player's inventory or storage.

==Using Items==
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The player, their partner, and enemies can use items in dungeons.

===Equiping Items===
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==Item Destruction==
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The player, their partner, and enemies can destroy items in dungeons. A few traps can also destroy them once triggered, whether they are replaced, sticky, or disintegrated.

===Sticky Items===
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==See Also==
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==References==
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[[Category:Rescue Team Items]]
[[Category:Rescue Team Lists]]