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'''Key Items''' (Japanese: '''{{tt|大切|たいせつ}}なもの''' ''indispensable items'') are special [[item]]s that players can only obtain once, and either aid the progression of the storyline or allow access to new areas. They rarely have anything to do with the player's {{OBP|Pokémon|species}}, and are mostly specific to the different {{pkmn|games}}. The items cannot be bought or sold at [[Poké Mart]]s, disposed of, or given to Pokémon to hold. Since [[Generation II]], these items have been given their own classification, and have been stored in a separate pocket in the [[Bag]]. Key Items can also be [[Feature registration|registered]] to a button for use in the overworld.
'''Key Items''' (Japanese: '''{{ruby|大切|たいせつ}}なもの''' ''indispensable items'') are special [[item]]s that players can only obtain once, and tend to either aid the progression of the story or a specific task, allow access to new areas, give the player access to a certain mechanic, or affect the [[form]] changes of the player's {{OBP|Pokémon|species}}. They are mostly specific to the different {{pkmn|games}}. They cannot be bought or sold at [[Poké Mart]]s, disposed of without fulfilling their purpose, or given to Pokémon to [[held item|hold]]. Key items cannot be stored in the [[PC]] in {{game2|FireRed|LeafGreen|Emerald}}. Since [[Generation II]], these items have been given their own classification, and have been stored in a separate pocket in the [[Bag]]. Some Key Items can also be [[Feature registration|registered]] to a button for use in the overworld.


==Obtaining Key Items==
==Obtaining Key Items==
[[Image:Key Items I and II.png|thumb|right|200px|Key Items cannot be sold.]]
[[Image:Key Items I and II.png|thumb|right|200px|Key Items cannot be sold.]]
Key Items are generally not found lying on the ground, but are usually obtained throughout the storyline, and are given to the player by other people. Once a player has obtained a Key Item, there is no way of getting rid of it, unless it is part of the main storyline. For example, the [[Machine Part]] found in [[Kanto]] in [[Generation II]] as part of the mission to save the [[Kanto Power Plant]] could only be removed when the player had taken it back to the Plant and given it to the manager. Some Key Items, such as the [[Squirt Bottle|SquirtBottle]], are not deleted once their usefulness has passed, and remain in the inventory for the remainder of the game. Prior to [[Generation IV]], Key Items could be deposited into a PC.
Key Items are generally not found lying on the ground, but are usually obtained throughout the storyline, and are given to the player by other people. Once a player has obtained a Key Item, there is no way of getting rid of it, unless it is part of the main storyline. For example, the [[Machine Part]] found in [[Kanto]] in [[Generation II]] as part of the mission to save the [[Kanto Power Plant]] could only be removed when the player had taken it back to the Plant and given it to the manager. Some Key Items, such as the [[Squirt Bottle|SquirtBottle]], are not deleted once their usefulness has passed, and remain in the inventory for the remainder of the game.
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==Common Key Items==
==Common Key Items==
Although many Key Items are specific to the version of the game being played, basic items continue to feature:
Although many Key Items are specific to the game being played, basic items continue to feature:
* '''[[Bicycle]]''' - An item that enables players to travel faster than walking.
* '''{{cat|Bicycles}}''' - Items that enable players to travel faster than walking and/or clear certain obstacles.
* '''{{DL|Fishing|Equipment|Rods}}''' - Items that enable players to fish for Pokémon in lakes or the sea.
* '''{{cat|Fishing rods}}''' - Items that enable players to [[Fishing|fish]] for Pokémon in {{cat|water bodies|bodies of water}}.
* '''[[Case]]s''' - Items for the storage of [[coin]]s, [[Accessory|Accessories]], [[Poffin]]s, and [[Seal]]s.
* '''[[Case]]s''' - Items for the storage of {{OBP|Coin|Game Corner}}s, [[Accessory|Accessories]], [[Poffin]]s, and [[Seal]]s.
* '''[[Key]]s and [[card]]s''' - Items that enable players to open doors and access new areas, such as the [[Card Key]].
* '''{{cat|Keys|Keys and cards}}''' - Items that enable players to open doors and access new areas, such as [[Card Key]]s.
* '''[[Ticket]]s and [[pass]]es''' - Items that enable players to board ships, enter [[Pokémon Contest]]s, and exchange for other Key Items.
* '''[[Ticket]]s and {{OBP|pass|disambiguation}}es''' - Items that enable players to board ships, enter [[Pokémon Contest]]s, and exchange for other Key Items.
* '''[[HM]]s''' - Items that teach some moves that can be used outside of battle an unlimited number of times. HMs are referred to as Key Items in Japanese games, according to the text that appears when the player attempts to delete them.


==Exchanging Key Items==
==Exchanging Key Items==
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