Changes: Items Guide

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Key Items

TM/HM Case

Along your journey, you'll come along items known as TMs (Technical Machines) and HMs (Hidden Machines). Put simply, these items are used to teach moves to your fighters, as opposed to having them learn a small number of moves via levelling up. Not all fighters can learn all moves, however. Below, you'll find the details for each type. For details on the moves originally from Pokemon: Fire Red, visit PsyPokes' guide to TMs/HMs.

To see the TMs and HMs each fighter can learn, visit the TMs and HMs page.

TMs

There are 50 TMs in total (not all of which may be found in DBZ Team Training). Each TM can be used once to teach a fighter a move, and then disappears from your inventory's case. TM moves are only used in battle and, just like regular fighter moves, can be replaced anytime by another TM move, a new fighter move learned via level up, or an HM move. Most TMs can be bought, and can also be obtained through defeating trainers or found on the ground.

ID	Move #	Name	Cost (Zeni)	Location	Notes
01	183	Mach Punch	3000	Z-Store (West City)
02	179	Energy Punch	3000
03	340	Diving Kick	3000
04	223	Dynamite Kick	3000
05	74	Power Up	1000	Z-Store (West City)
06	110	Guard	3000
07	97	Speed Up	3000
08	104	Zanzoken/ Afterimage	3000
09	21	Tail Smash	3000
10	245	Shunkan/ Dash Attack	3000	Z-Store (West City)
11	344	Flash Attack	2000	Game Corner (West City) for coins	4000 coins (80,000 Zeni)
12	46	Energy Ball	3000	Z-Store (West City)
13	52	Energy Shot	3000	Z-Store (West City)
14	73	Eye Beam	5500
15	61	Kikoha/ Ki Blast	7500	Z-Store (West City)
16	64	Mouth Blast	3000
17	295	Energy Field	3000
18	53	Fire Breath	2000
19	75	Kienzan/ Destructo Disk	3000	Game Corner (West City) for coins	3500 coins (70,000 Zeni)
20	79	Kamehameha	3000
21	173	Shield	1000
22	322	Telepathy	3000
23	100	Teleport	3000
24	246	Kinesis	3000	Game Corner (West City) for coins	3000 coins (60,000 Zeni)
25	93	Kiai	5500	Game Corner (West City) for coins	3000 coins (60,000 Zeni)
26	269	Taunt	3000
27	168	Thief	1000
28	91	Dig	2000		TM-only move
29	153	Explosion	2000
30	37	Dragon Rush	3000	Game Corner (West City) for coins	4000 coins (80,000 Zeni)
31	280	Brick Break	3000		TM-only move
32	104	Zanzoken/ Afterimage	2000		Copy of TM #08
33	115	Reflect	3000		TM-only move
34	351	Shockwave	3000		TM-only move
35	53	Fire Breath	3000
36	188	Revenge Ball	1000
37	201	Dragon Beam	2000
38	126	Hell Shot	5500
39	317	Rock Tomb	3000		TM-only move
40	332	Iai/ Snap Slash	3000
41	259	Torment	3000		TM-only move
42	263	Facade	3000		TM-only move
43	290	Secret Power	3000		TM-only move
44	156	Rest	3000		TM-only move
45	213	Laser Blast	3000
46	168	Thief	3000		Copy of TM #27
47	211	Steel Wing	3000		TM-only move
48	285	Change	3000
49	289	Snatch	3000		TM-only move
50	315	Burning Rush	3000

HMs

There are 7 HMs in DBZ Team Training. Unlike TMs, HMs can be used an unlimited number of times. They cannot be bought, as they are only obtained once and then forever retained in your inventory. As well, they can be used out of battle to unlock new pathways, and thus are necessary to complete the game. The number of fighters who can learn HM moves is usually small. The only way to forget an HM move is through the Move Deleter, who you encounter near the end of the game (post-game segment aside). Thus, it is highly recommended to spend HMs on "dummy" fighters who you carry in your party solely for the HMs.

ID	Move #	Name	Power/Acc/PP	Description
1	15	Cut	50/95/30	A Basic attack. It can be used to cut down thin trees and grass
2	19	Fly	70/95/15	A 2-turn move that hits on the 2nd turn. Use it to fly to any known town
3	57	Surf	95/100/15	A big wave crashes down on the foe. Can also be used for crossing water.
4	70	Strength	80/100/15	The foe is slugged at maximum power. Can also be used to move boulders.
5	148	Taiyouken (Flash)	--/85/20	A blast of light that cuts the foe's accuracy. It also illuminates caves.
6	249	Rock Smash	40/100/15	An attack that may also cut DEFENSE. It can also smash cracked boulders.
7	127	Waterfall	80/100/15	A powerful charge attack. It can also be used to climb a waterfall.

Items on the Ground

North Forest

Capsule on the center-left side
Onigiri on the bottom-right side
Repel on the pathway from the right
Onigiri in the grass-less area near the exit

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 == TM/HM Case ==
-Along your journey, you'll come along items known as TMs (Technical Machines) and HMs (Hidden Machines). Put simply, these items are used to teach moves to your Fighters, as opposed to having them learn a small number of moves via levelling up. Not all Fighters can learn all moves, however. Below, you'll find the details for each type. For details on the moves originally from Pokemon: Fire Red, visit [http://www.psypokes.com/frlg/tmhm.php PsyPokes' guide to TMs/HMs].
+Along your journey, you'll come along items known as TMs (Technical Machines) and HMs (Hidden Machines). Put simply, these items are used to teach moves to your fighters, as opposed to having them learn a small number of moves via levelling up. Not all fighters can learn all moves, however. Below, you'll find the details for each type. For details on the moves originally from Pokemon: Fire Red, visit [http://www.psypokes.com/frlg/tmhm.php PsyPokes' guide to TMs/HMs].
+To see the TMs and HMs each fighter can learn, visit the [[TMs and HMs]] page.
 === '''<u>TMs</u>''' ===
-There are 50 TMs in total (not all of which may be found in DBZ Team Training). Each TM can be used once to teach a Fighter a move, and then disappears from your inventory's case. TM moves are only used in battle and, just like regular Fighter moves, can be replaced anytime by another TM move, a new Fighter move learned via level up, or an HM move. Most TMs can be bought, and can also be obtained through defeating trainers or found on the ground.
+There are 50 TMs in total (not all of which may be found in DBZ Team Training). Each TM can be used once to teach a fighter a move, and then disappears from your inventory's case. TM moves are only used in battle and, just like regular fighter moves, can be replaced anytime by another TM move, a new fighter move learned via level up, or an HM move. Most TMs can be bought, and can also be obtained through defeating trainers or found on the ground.
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 === '''<u>HMs</u>''' ===
-There are 7 HMs in DBZ Team Training. Unlike TMs, HMs can be used an unlimited number of times. They cannot be bought, as they are only obtained once and then forever retained in your inventory. As well, they can be used out of battle to unlock new pathways, and thus are necessary to complete the game. The number of Fighters who can learn HM moves is usually small. The only way to forget an HM move is through the Move Deleter, who you encounter near the end of the game (post-game segment aside). Thus, it is highly recommended to spend HMs on "dummy" Fighters who you carry in your party solely for the HMs.
+There are 7 HMs in DBZ Team Training. Unlike TMs, HMs can be used an unlimited number of times. They cannot be bought, as they are only obtained once and then forever retained in your inventory. As well, they can be used out of battle to unlock new pathways, and thus are necessary to complete the game. The number of fighters who can learn HM moves is usually small. The only way to forget an HM move is through the Move Deleter, who you encounter near the end of the game (post-game segment aside). Thus, it is highly recommended to spend HMs on "dummy" fighters who you carry in your party solely for the HMs.
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