Pokémon Mystery Dungeon DX: Complete Item List & Guide

Here’s ALL the items you can find in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX, including some Wonder Mail codes to acquire the best items quickly.

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Published on: Mar 14, 2020 | Updated on: Mar 21, 2023

Contents

1 All Gummis in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon DX
2 All Vitamins in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon DX
3 All Clothes in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon DX
4 All Specs in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon DX
5 All Orbs in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon DX
6 All Seeds in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon DX
7 All Berries in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon DX
8 All Food in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon DX
9 All Dojo Tickets in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon DX
10 All Throwing Items in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon DX
11 All Miscellaneous Items in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon DX
12 Wonder Mail Item Codes in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon DX

There is a massive
range of items that you can pick up in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX.
Of course, the Gummi items are among the most desirable, but the food, berries,
Ether, and possibly the Gravelerocks are the most used.

It’s great
that there are so many different items to use in dungeons and to power-up
Pokémon in Mystery Dungeon DX. However, it can make it challenging to know
which items are good, which ones you should hold onto, and what to look out for
in the dungeons and shops.

So, in this
article, you’ll find sections that contain all of the gummi items, vitamins,
belts, bands, scarfs, specs, orbs, seeds, berries, food, tickets, projectiles,
and miscellaneous items in the game to help you get a better view of the things
that you can find in Rescue Team DX.

All Gummis in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon DX

There are two gummi items in Mystery Dungeon DX, both of which are very powerful. You can use them to level-up your Pokémon’s stats and to give it or change its existing Rare Quality. For some extra help, here’s a comprehensive guide to the Gummi items and Rare Qualities in the game.

Gummi items
can be consumed while in a Rescue Team Camp (found by turning left after
leaving your house).

Item	Effect
DX Gummi	Eating a DX Gummi guarantees that the Pokémon will gain a Rare Quality as well as see one of its stats (HP, Attack, Special Attack, Defence, Special Defence, Speed) increase.
Rainbow Gummi	Eating a Rainbow Gummi will potentially give that Pokémon a Rare Quality as well as see one of its stats (HP, Attack, Special Attack, Defence, Special Defence, Speed) increase.

All Vitamins in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon DX

Like the
Gummi items, vitamins can be used to boost a set stat or move aspect
permanently. The other vitamins, the elixir and ether items, are used to
restore PP while you’re exploring dungeons.

Vitamin
items can be consumed while in a Rescue Team Camp (found by turning left after
leaving your house). Select the option ‘Get Stronger’ and then the item of
choice.

Item	Effect
Accuracy Drink	Raises the accuracy of one of the Pokémon’s moves permanently.
Calcium	Raises a Pokémon’s special attack permanently.
Carbos	Raises a Pokémon’s speed permanently.
Iron	Raises a Pokémon’s defence permanently.
Power Drink	Raises the power of a selected move permanently.
PP-Up Drink	Raises the PP of a selected move permanently.
Protein	Raises the Pokémon’s attack permanently.
Zinc	Raises the Pokémon’s special defence permanently.
Max Ether	Completely restores the PP of one of the Pokémon’s moves.
Max Elixir	Completely restores the PP of all of the Pokémon’s moves and can also heal the Sealed condition.

All Clothes in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon DX

The belts,
bands, bandannas, bows, ribbons, caps, capes, and scarves available in Pokémon
Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX all have the same icon symbol on the ground in
dungeons and Kangaskhan Storage.

You can equip
each of them to a Pokémon to give it a boost, but you’ll have to choose
carefully as each Pokémon only has one held item slot.

To do this,
press X while in Pokémon Square or by your house, go to Team Selection, press A
on a team, and then Give Items to get one of your Pokémon to use the Clothes
item as a held item.

Item	Effect
Big Eater Belt	The holder’s Belly metre fills up twice as much when they eat a food item.
Cover Band	If near a teammate with low health, the holder takes the attack instead.
Defense Scarf	The holder’s defence stat is boosted.
Detect Band	The holder’s evasiveness is boosted.
Efficient Bandanna	Sometimes, the holder’s moves won’t cost PP.
Explosive Band	The Explosive Band will sometimes explode when the holder sustains damage. The explosion damages nearby Pokémon, destroys nearby floor items, and the holder doesn’t get Exp. if an enemy faints as a result.
Fierce Bandanna	The power of the holder’s moves are greatly increased.
Friend Bow	If held by your leader, Pokémon that you battle are more likely to want to join your team, and shiny Pokémon will want to join the team too.
Heal Ribbon	The holder’s natural health recovery is sped up.
Joy Ribbon	The holder can earn Exp. as turns go by, even if the holder doesn’t engage in battle.
Lucky Ribbon	Holding a Lucky Ribbon prevents the Pokémon from sustaining critical hits.
Mach Ribbon	The holder’s speed is boosted.
Mobile Scarf	The holder can step through walls, walk across water, and to other places that normally cannot be reached, but it does empty the Belly metre of the holder faster than usual.
Munch Belt	While the holder’s Belly metre empties quicker, the Munch Belt boosts the holder’s attack and special attack.
No-Stick Cap	If held by the leader, items in your Toolbox don’t get sticky due to the effect of a trap or anything else.
Nullify Bandanna	The Nullify Bandanna stops the holder’s ability from working.
Pass Scarf	The holder can deflect moves and pass them on to nearby Pokémon, cutting its Belly metre as a result.
Pecha Scarf	The holder cannot sustain the Poisoned or Badly Poisoned status.
Persim Band	The holder cannot sustain the Confused status.
Phase Ribbon	The holder can walk anywhere and break through most walls, but using this ability will cut the Pokémon’s Belly metre.
Pierce Band	Items thrown in a straight line by the Pierce Band holder will pass through Pokémon and walls.
Power Band	The holder’s attack is boosted.
Prosper Ribbon	If the holder picks up Poké money, the Prosper Ribbon will heal its bad status and restore some health.
Recovery Scarf	The holder recovers from bad statuses quicker than usual.
Reunion Cape	The holder will be warped to near its teammates if the Pokémon gets separated from the rest of the team.
Sneak Scarf	The holder can walk alongside a sleeping Pokémon without waking them up.
Special Band	The holder’s special attacked is boosted.
Stamina Band	The holder’s Belly metre empties at a slower rate.
Tight Belt	The holder’s Belly metre won’t empty unless the Pokémon uses linked moves or passes through walls.
Trap Scarf	If a Trap Scarf holder steps on a trap, the trap won’t be triggered.
Twist Band	The holder’s stats cannot be lowered while wearing a Twist Band.
Warp Scarf	The holder might randomly be warped to somewhere else on the dungeon floor.
Weather Band	The holder never endures the effects – negative or positive – of the weather. To a Weather Band holder, it’s as if it’s always clear skies.
Zinc Band	The holder’s special defence is boosted.

All Specs in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon DX

Like the
clothing items listed above, the Specs in Mystery Dungeon DX are held items
that either boost the holder’s stats or grant them special perks while in
dungeons.

To get your
Pokémon to hold one of these items, press X while in Pokémon Square or by your
house, go to Team Selection, press A on a team, and then Give Items to get one
of your Pokémon to use it as a held item.

Item	Effect
Fickle Specs	The holder’s critical hit rate is boosted when they use a different move than the move they used in the previous turn.
Goggle Specs	The holder can see all traps that have been set in the dungeon.
Heavy Rotation Specs	The holder’s critical hit rate is boosted when the Pokémon uses the same move that they used in the previous turn.
Insomniscope	The holder cannot get the conditions Nightmare, Sleep, or Yawning.
Lock-On Specs	When the holder throws an item, it never misses its target.
Scope Lens	The holder’s critical hit rate is boosted for moves used against enemies.
X-Ray Specs	The holder can see the locations of Pokémon and items on the map.

All Orbs in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon DX

Orbs boast
many benefits in Rescue Team DX, ranging from giving you a quick escape from
the dungeon to granting you access to Wigglytuff’s Camp Corner while exploring
a dungeon.

To use an
Orb, all you have to do is go into your Toolbox – while in a dungeon – and then
select the orb that you wish to deploy.

Item	Effect
All Dodge Orb	Sharply boosts the evasiveness of your team while you remain on the same floor.
All Power-Up Orb	Sharply boosts the attack and special attack of your team while you remain on the same floor.
All Protect Orb	Your whole team gets the Protect condition, with it lasting longer if your team is bigger.
Bank Orb	Grants access to the Felicity Bank.
Cleanse Orb	Cleans sticky items in your Toolbox.
Decoy Orb	Makes the user a decoy, drawing focus and attacks from enemies.
Drought Orb	Makes it possible for you to walk on water or lava paths by drying it up.
Escape Orb	Gets you out of the dungeon with all of the items that you’ve picked up.
Evasion Orb	Boosts the user’s evasiveness while you remain on the same floor.
Foe-Hold Orb	Petrifies all enemies on the floor until they sustain damage.
Foe-Seal Orb	All enemies in the same room become Lethargic and unable to do anything.
Hail Orb	Changes the floor’s weather to hail.
Health Orb	Your team becomes healthy once you use a Health Orb, resetting lowered stats and removing bad statuses.
Helper Orb	Another rescue team member that you didn’t take on the mission will come to help you on that floor.
Inviting Orb	On the floor that it’s used, defeated enemy Pokémon are more likely to want to join your team.
Lasso Orb	Puts all enemies within the same room into one place, giving them the Stuck condition for a short period of time.
Luminous Orb	Reveals the entire floor map, including the location of the stairs.
Mobile Orb	Your team gets the Mobile condition, enabling them to walk anywhere on the floor that you wish.
Monster Orb	Changes the room into a Monster House, but doesn’t work on a floor that already has a Shop or Monster House.
Nullify Orb	Across the entire floor, all enemy abilities are nullified.
One-Room Orb	Transforms the floor into one big room by destroying all of the walls.
One-Shot Orb	While it will sometimes miss, if it lands, the One-Shot Orb will defeat all enemies in the same room with a single shot. It’s particularly potent in a Monster House.
Petrify Orb	All enemies in the same room get the Petrified condition.
Quick Orb	Increases the travel speed of your team.
Radar Orb	Reveals the location of all of the Pokémon on the same floor.
Rainy Orb	Changes the floor’s weather to rain.
Rare Quality Orb	Makes Pokémon with a Rare Quality (on the same floor that you use the orb) more likely to want to join your team.
Reset Orb	Any Pokémon (friend or foe) with the Awakened condition on the floor shed the condition.
Revive All Orb	All of your team members that have fainted are revived. However, when you move to the next floor, you’ll only be able to revive your primary starter Pokémon.
Roll Call Orb	All team members move to the user.
Sandy Orb	The floor’s weather changes to sandstorms.
Scanner Orb	All item locations on the floor are revealed.
See-Trap Orb	All traps that are hidden on the floor are revealed.
Slow Orb	All enemies move slower in the room of use.
Slumber Orb	All enemies in the same room get the Sleep condition.
Spurn Orb	All enemies in the same room are warped to elsewhere on the floor.
Storage Orb	You can access Kangaskhan Storage to store items from your Toolbox.
Sunny Orb	Changes the floor’s weather to sunny.
Totter Orb	All enemies in the same room get the Confused condition.
Trapbust Orb	All traps on the floor are destroyed.
Trawl Orb	All items – bar those in a Shop – are drawn to the user of the Trawl Orb.
Weather Lock Orb	The Clear Skies weather condition is locked in place – stopping any other weather types from coming into play.
Wigglytuff Orb	Grants you access to Wigglytuff’s Camp Corner while you’re in a dungeon.

All Seeds in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon DX

You’ll find
that of all of the items in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX, the
Reviver Seed and Tiny Reviver Seed are among the most important. Before
embarking on any set of jobs in the game, it’s best to have a few of these
seeds in your Toolbox.

To use a
Seed in Mystery Dungeon DX, all you have to do is enter your Toolbox (while in
a dungeon) and then select the item that you want to use. If one of your
Pokémon faints, an automatic prompt will appear for you to use a Reviver Seed
or Tiny Reviver Seed to revive the Pokémon.

Item	Effect
Ban Seed	Eating a Ban Seed disables the last move that the Pokémon used. During the adventure, no other Pokémon will be able to use that move either.
Blast Seed	You can either throw a Blast Seed to deal some damage or eat it to deal a massive amount of damage one tile in front of the Pokémon.
Blinker Seed	Throwing a Blinker Seed at a Pokémon will give them the Blinker condition if it hits.
Decoy Seed	While in your Toolbox, the Decoy Seed will be the first item targeted by hazards like Sticky Trap or moves like Pluck. You can also throw a Decoy Seed at a Pokémon to give them the Infatuated condition.
Doom Seed	By throwing the seed and hitting an enemy with it, you can lower its level by one.
Empowerment Seed	Eating an Empowerment Seed will awaken the user, make them very strong, and can trigger a Mega Evolution when used in the right place.
Energy Seed	This seed increases your max health during the adventure at hand and restores a lot of health.
Eye Drop Seed	Eating this seed gives the Pokémon the Eye Drop condition, which allows you to see traps.
Heal Seed	Heals most bad status conditions.
Joy Seed	Raises the Pokémon’s level by one.
Life Seed	Permanently raises your maximum health slightly.
Plain Seed	Fills your Belly metre a little bit, nothing more.
Pure Seed	Warps you close to the stairs on your current floor.
Quick Seed	Your travel speed is boosted for a short spell.
Reviver Seed	When a Pokémon on your team faints, this can be used to revive them if it’s in your Toolbox. It also restores the Pokémon’s Belly metre and PP.
Sleep Seed	Throwing a Sleep Seed at a Pokémon will make them fall asleep if it hits.
Stun Seed	Throwing a Stun Seed at a Pokémon will give them the Petrified condition if it hits.
Tiny Reviver Seed	When a Pokémon on your team faints, this can be used to revive them if it’s in your Toolbox.
Totter Seed	Throwing a Totter Seed at a Pokémon will give them the Confused condition if it hits.
Training Seed	While on the same floor, eating a Training Seed will give the Pokémon the Trained condition to boost the move growth rate.
Violent Seed	While on the same floor, eating a Violent Seed boosts the Pokémon’s special attack and attack a great deal.
Warp Seed	Throwing a Warp Seed at a Pokémon will warp them elsewhere, while eating one will warp you to a different place on the floor.

All Berries in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon DX

Berries are
edible items in Rescue Team DX that do much more than just fill up your Belly
metre. Most of them will fill up your Belly metre a little bit as well as cure
a bad status or condiition.

To use a berry,
all you have to do is access your Toolbox and select the berry that you want a
Pokémon to eat. You can also give a Pokémon a berry to hold, which they will
use if necessary.

Item	Effect
Cheri Berry	Heals the Paralysis condition.
Chesto Berry	Prevents the Pokémon from getting the Sleep condition and all other sleep-related conditions.
Oran Berry	Restores health and increases the Pokémon’s maximum health for the rest of the adventure.
Pecha Berry	Heals the Badly Poisoned or Poisoned condition.
Rawst Berry	Heals the Burn condition.
Sitrus Berry	Permanently raises a Pokémon’s maximum health if they eat it while they have full health. If eaten when not at full health, the Sitrus Berry will only restore some health.

All Food in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon DX

The primary
aim of using a Food item in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX is to restore
or increase your Belly metre fully.

To use a
Food item, all you have to do is access your Toolbox and select the item that
you want a Pokémon to eat. You can also give a Pokémon some food to hold, which
they will use if necessary.

Item	Effect
Tiny Apple	Eating a Tiny Apple will fill your Belly metre by a small amount. If eaten when at full health, it will slightly increase your Belly’s capacity for the duration of the adventure at hand.
Apple	Eating an Apple will fill your Belly metre a bit more than a Tiny Apple does. If eaten when at full health, it will increase your Belly’s capacity for the duration of the adventure at hand.
Big Apple	Eating a Big Apple will fill your Belly metre by a large amount. If eaten when at full health, it will greatly increase your Belly’s capacity for the duration of the adventure at hand.
Perfect Apple	Eating a Perfect Apple will completely fill your Belly metre. If eaten when at full health, it will hugely increase your Belly’s capacity for the duration of the adventure at hand.
Chestnut	If eaten, a Chestnut will grant a similar effect to an Apple, but it’s best not to use the item as Chestnuts are the favoured treat of Mankeys.
Grimy Food	You get a bad status for eating Grimy Food, but it will fill your Belly metre slightly.

All Dojo Tickets in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon DX

If you head down the southern path of Pokémon Square, you’ll find Makuhita’s Dojo. While you can do the very useful Tricks of the Trade tasks for free, you’ll need a Dojo Ticket to run through any of the Exp-earning training sessions known as Dojo Drills.

To use a
Dojo Ticket in Rescue Team DX, go to Makuhita outside of Makuhita’s Dojo and
give them the ticket that you want to use.

Item	Effect
Bronze Dojo Ticket	Once accepted by Makuhita, you’ll get 50 seconds of training in which your Exp. and Move Exp. get a big boost.
Silver Dojo Ticket	Once accepted by Makuhita, you’ll get 55 seconds of training in which your Exp. and Move Exp. get a huge boost.
Gold Dojo Ticket	Once accepted by Makuhita, you’ll get 60 seconds of training in which your Exp. and Move Exp. get a super boost.

All Throwing Items in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon DX

While you’ll want to be cautious of which items you equip and when, the rocks and spikes can prove to be very useful at dealing long-range damage.

To equip one
of these Throwing Items, while in a dungeon, open your Toolbox, select the
item, and then Register the Item. You can then throw the item by pressing ZL
and ZR at the same time.

Item	Effect
Gravelerock	You throw the Gravelerock in an arc to deal a set amount of damage to the enemy that it hits, and it can hit enemies that are in walls.
Geo Pebble	You throw the Geo Pebble in an arc to deal a set amount of damage to the enemy that it hits, and it can hit enemies that are in walls.
Golden Fossil	You throw the Golden Fossil in an arc to deal a set amount of damage to the enemy that it hits, and it can hit enemies that are in walls. It also sparkles gold when it’s thrown.
Cacnea Spike	The Cacnea Spike flies in a straight line when thrown to deal a set amount of damage to the enemy that it hits.
Corsola Twig	The Corsola Spike flies in a straight line when thrown to deal a set amount of damage to the enemy that it hits.
Iron Spike	The Iron Spike flies in a straight line when thrown to deal a set amount of damage to the enemy that it hits.
Silver Spike	The Silver Spike flies in a straight line when thrown to deal a set amount of damage to the enemy that it hits.
Golden Spike	The Golden Spike flies in a straight line when thrown to deal a set amount of damage to the enemy that it hits. It also sparkles gold when it’s thrown.

All Miscellaneous Items in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon DX

These are
all of the other remaining items that you can find in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon:
Rescue Team DX, ranging from high-value ribbons to Evolution Crystals.

Item	Effect
Pretty Box	You can find Pretty Boxes (blue chests) in dungeons but can’t open them until you successfully leave the dungeon.
Deluxe Box	You can find Deluxe Boxes (red chests) in dungeons but can’t open them until you successfully leave the dungeon. A Deluxe Box will generally have higher value items than a Pretty Box.
Invitation	Purchasable from the Kecleon Shop, you can use it to gain access to the mysterious rooms that can be found in dungeons.
Evolution Crystal	Any Pokémon that requires an evolution stone or special method to evolve in the main series of Pokémon games will need an Evolution Crystal to evolve.
Gold Ribbon	Can be sold for a high price at a shop.
Deluxe Ribbon	Can be sold for a very high price at a shop.
Link Box	Can be used to link or unlink as many moves as you want.
Poké	Poké is the currency that you use to buy things in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX.

Wonder Mail Item Codes in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon DX

With the
Wonder Mail codes provided below, you’ll be able to quickly and easily top up
your stockpile of useful items in your Kangaskhan Storage.

For more information on how to use Wonder Mail codes, check out this guide.

Items	Code
DX Gummi x2	H6W7 K262
DX Gummi x1, Rainbow Gummi x1	XMK9 5K49
Rainbow Gummi x6	SN3X QSFW
Rainbow Gummi x3, PP-Up Drink x3	Y490 CJMR
Rainbow Gummi x3, Power Drink x3	WCJT 275J
Rainbow Gummi x3, Accuracy Drink x3	6XWH H7JM
Gold Ribbon x1, Mach Ribbon x1	CMQM FXW6
Gold Ribbon x1, Defense Scarf x1, Power Band x1	25QQ TSCR
Gold Ribbon x1, Zinc Band x1, Special Band x1	95R1 W6SJ
Slow Orb x5, Quick Orb x5	CFSH 962H
All Power-Up Orb x3, All Dodge Orb x3	H5FY 948M
One-Shot Orb x2, Petrify Orb x3, Spurn Orb x3	NY7J P8QM
Wigglytuff Orb x1, Rare Quality Orb x3, Inviting Orb x3,	QXW5 MMN1
Helper Orb x3, Revive All Orb x2	SFSJ WK0H
All Power-Up Orb x3, All Dodge Orb x2, All Protect Orb x2	SK5P 778R
Cleanse Orb x5, Health Orb x5	TY26 446X
Evasion Orb x5	WJNT Y478
Foe-Hold Orb x3, Foe-Seal Orb x3	Y649 3N3S
See-Trap Orb x5, Trapbust Orb x5	0MN2 F0CN
Escape Orb x3, Rollcall Orb x3, Revive All Orb x1	3XNS QMQX
Slumber Orb x5, Totter Orb x5	7FW6 27CK
See-Trap Orb x5, Trawl Orb x2, Storage Orb x2	961W F0MN
Revive All Orb x1, Reviver Seed x2, Tiny Reviver Seed x5	5PJQ MCCJ
Gold Dojo Ticket x1, Silver Dojo Ticket x2, Bronze Dojo Ticket x3
Reviver Seed x1, Sitrus Berry x1, Oran Berry x10	FSHH 6SR0
Reviver Seed x2, Heal Seed x3	H8PJ TWF2
Tiny Reviver Seed x2, Chesto Berry x5, Pecha Berry x5	5JMP H7K5
Tiny Reviver Seed x2, Chesto Berry x5, Rawst Berry x5	3R62 CR63
Tiny Reviver Seed x3, Stun Seed x10, Violent Seed x3	47K2 K5R3
Oran Berry x18	R994 5PCN
Big Apple x5, Apple x5	N3QW 5JSK
Perfect Apple x3, Apple x5	1Y5K 0K1S
Apple x18	5JSK 2CMC
Corsola Twig x120	JT3M QY79
Cacnea Spike x120	SH8X MF1T
Corsola Twig x120	3TWJ MK2C
Cacnea Spike x120	45QS PHF4
Golden Fossil x20, Gravelerock x40, Geo Pebble x40	8QXR 93P5
Joy Seed x3	SR0K 5QR9
Life Seed x2, Carbos x2	0R79 10P7
Protein x2, Iron x2	JY3X QW5C
Calcium x2, Zinc x2	K0FX WK7J
Calcium x3, Accuracy Drink x3	90P7 8R96
Iron x3, Power Drink x3	MCCH 6XY6
Power Drink x2, PP-Up Drink x2, Accuracy Drink x2	XT49 8SP7
PP-Up Drink x3, Max Elixir x3	776S JWJS
Max Elixir x2, Max Ether x5	SJP7 642C
Max Ether x18	6XT1 XP98

As you can
see, there is an ocean of items for you to pick up while exploring Pokémon
Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX. Don’t be discouraged if you don’t have them
all yet, as many of the items don’t become available until you’ve finished the
story.

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