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[[bp:Generation II|Generation II]] featured many more items, meaning that there are less free item slots in Pokémon Gold, Pokémon Silver and Pokémon Crystal.

1. '''[[Teru-~~Sama]]~~''' (x29): ~~Teru-Sama, are~~ placeholder items with simply the description "?" (it is unconfirmed if this description is valid). Teru-~~Sama~~ are known in the Japanese versions as Kabichuu (Japanese: カビチュウ). These items have index numbers in between valid items. They are placeholders with simply the description "?" (it is unconfirmed if this description is valid).

1. '''Teru-sama''' (x29): placeholder items with simply the description "?" (it is unconfirmed if this description is valid). Teru-sama are known in the Japanese versions as Kabichuu (Japanese: カビチュウ). These items have index numbers in between valid items. They are placeholders with simply the description "?" (it is unconfirmed if this description is valid).

Four of the Teru-~~Samas~~ became items in Pokémon Crystal. These items are the Clear Bell (hex:46), the GS Ball (hex:73), the Blue Card (hex:74) and the Egg Ticket (hex:81). None of the Teru-~~Samas~~ are usable by default.

Four of the Teru-sama became items in Pokémon Crystal. These items are the Clear Bell (hex:46), the GS Ball (hex:73), the Blue Card (hex:74) and the Egg Ticket (hex:81). None of the Teru-sama are usable by default.

At least some of the Teru-~~Samas~~ may have been real items at one point in the game's development. There are three Teru-~~Samas~~ with unique effects when they are hacked to have a use option. These are the Teru-~~Samas~~ with index numbers of hex:06, hex:38 and hex:BE, but the effect of Teru-~~Sama~~ hex:BE is not valid and using it causes nothing to happen.

At least some of the Teru-sama may have been real items at one point in the game's development. There are three Teru-sama with unique effects when they are hacked to have a use option. These are the Teru-sama with index numbers of hex:06, hex:38 and hex:BE, but the effect of Teru-sama hex:BE is not valid and using it causes nothing to happen.

Hex:06 functions like a faulty version of the Town Map from Generation I, while hex:38 functions almost like the Poké Flute, but it will not awaken the Snorlax near Vermilion City and the Poké Flute sound doesn't play if the player doesn't have a sleeping Pokémon in the party or uses the item with a sleeping Pokémon in the party within a battle.

Teru-~~Samas~~ can be sold for 19660 Pokédollars at a PokéMart.

Teru-sama can be sold for 19660 Pokédollars at a PokéMart.