Z-Crystals Pokemon
29 items in this category
| Sprite | Item▲ | Buy▴▾ | Sell▴▾ | Gen▴▾ | Usage▴▾ | Effect |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Aloraichium Z Held | – | – | VII | – | Held: Allows Alola Raichu to upgrade Thunderbolt into Stoked Sparksurfer. |
 | Buginium Z Held | – | – | VII | – | Held: Allows a Pokémon to use the Z-move equivalents of its Bug moves. |
 | Darkinium Z Held | – | – | VII | – | Held: Allows a Pokémon to use the Z-move equivalents of its Dark moves. |
 | Decidium Z Held | – | – | VII | – | Held: Allows Decidueye to upgrade Spirit Shackle into Sinister Arrow Raid. |
 | Dragonium Z Held | – | – | VII | – | Held: Allows a Pokémon to use the Z-move equivalents of its Dragon moves. |
 | Eevium Z Held | – | – | VII | – | Held: Allows Eevee to upgrade Last Resort into Extreme Evoboost. |
 | Electrium Z Held | – | – | VII | – | Held: Allows a Pokémon to use the Z-move equivalents of its Electric moves. |
 | Fairium Z Held | – | – | VII | – | Held: Allows a Pokémon to use the Z-move equivalents of its Fairy moves. |
 | Fightinium Z Held | – | – | VII | – | Held: Allows a Pokémon to use the Z-move equivalents of its Fighting moves. |
 | Firium Z Held | – | – | VII | – | Held: Allows a Pokémon to use the Z-move equivalents of its Fire moves. |
 | Flyinium Z Held | – | – | VII | – | Held: Allows a Pokémon to use the Z-move equivalents of its Flying moves. |
 | Ghostium Z Held | – | – | VII | – | Held: Allows a Pokémon to use the Z-move equivalents of its Ghost moves. |
 | Grassium Z Held | – | – | VII | – | Held: Allows a Pokémon to use the Z-move equivalents of its Grass moves. |
 | Groundium Z Held | – | – | VII | – | Held: Allows a Pokémon to use the Z-move equivalents of its Ground moves. |
 | Icium Z Held | – | – | VII | – | Held: Allows a Pokémon to use the Z-move equivalents of its Ice moves. |
 | Incinium Z Held | – | – | VII | – | Held: Allows Incineroar to upgrade Darkest Lariat into Malicious Moonsault. |
 | Marshadium Z Held | – | – | VII | – | Held: Allows Marshadow to upgrade Spectral Thief into Soul-Stealing 7 Star Strike. |
 | Mewnium Z Held | – | – | VII | – | Held: Allows Mew to upgrade Psychic into Genesis Supernova. |
| Normalium Z Held | – | – | VII | – | Held: Allows a Pokémon to use the Z-move equivalents of its Normal moves. |
 | Pikanium Z Held | – | – | VII | – | Held: Allows Pikachu to upgrade Volt Tackle into Catastropika. |
 | Pikashunium Z Held | – | – | VII | – | Held: Allows cap-wearing Pikachu to upgrade Thunderbolt into 10,000,000 Volt Thunderbolt. |
 | Poisonium Z Held | – | – | VII | – | Held: Allows a Pokémon to use the Z-move equivalents of its Poison moves. |
 | Primarium Z Held | – | – | VII | – | Held: Allows Primarina to upgrade Sparkling Aria into Oceanic Operetta. |
 | Psychium Z Held | – | – | VII | – | Held: Allows a Pokémon to use the Z-move equivalents of its Psychic moves. |
 | Rockium Z Held | – | – | VII | – | Held: Allows a Pokémon to use the Z-move equivalents of its Rock moves. |
 | Snorlium Z Held | – | – | VII | – | Held: Allows Snorlax to upgrade Giga Impact into Pulverizing Pancake. |
 | Steelium Z Held | – | – | VII | – | Held: Allows a Pokémon to use the Z-move equivalents of its Steel moves. |
 | Tapunium Z Held | – | – | VII | – | Held: Allows the Tapus to upgrade Nature’s Madness into Guardian of Alola. |
 | Waterium Z Held | – | – | VII | – | Held: Allows a Pokémon to use the Z-move equivalents of its Water moves. |
About Z-Crystals
Z-Crystals are Generation VII held items that enable one-time Z-Moves in battle. There are 18 type-specific Z-Crystals plus several species-specific Z-Crystals. Z-Moves deliver devastating damage or powerful status boosts that can swing battles in a single turn.
Type Z-Crystals
Each of the 18 Pokemon types has a corresponding Z-Crystal that powers up a move of that type into a Z-Move. Physical moves become physical Z-Moves; special moves become special Z-Moves. The base power depends on the original move's power, with most Z-Moves reaching 175-200 BP.
Status Z-Moves
Using a Z-Crystal with a status move grants a bonus effect before the status move executes. Z-Swords Dance gives +1 Attack on top of +2 from Swords Dance. Z-Memento fully heals the incoming Pokemon. These combos created unique strategic opportunities in Gen VII.
