Pokemon Scarlet & Violet: Every New TM in Teal Mask (& How…

Technical Machines (TMs) are items that can teach Pokemon moves that they normally can't upon leveling up. They have been a part of the Pokemon franchise since the beginning, so it's only natural they'd make a return in Pokemon Scarlet & Violet. After being used once, TMs will break and disappear.

Scarlet/Violet somewhat averts the TM-breaking mechanic by allowing trainers to craft TMs by using League Points (LP) and Pokemon Materials/Resources. This allows trainers to potentially have multiple copies of one TM. Before part 1 (Teal Mask) of The Hidden Treasure of Area Zero, Scarlet/Violet's expansion pass, there were 171 TMs that could be found, unlocked, and crafted. The Teal Mask expands this number to 201, and in order to craft them, players are going to need to catch or battle the Pokemon in Kitakami.

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Where to Buy & Craft TMs in Scarlet/Violet

TMs can't be bought with money in Scarlet/Violet. Instead, they're purchased with League Points (LP) from the TM Machine at the PokeCenters. There are a variety of ways to farm League Points such as:

Taking part in Tera Raids (or interacting with the Tera Crystals around Paldea/Kitakami).
Defeating Team Star Bosses during "Starfall Street" main quest.
Exchanging materials at the TM Machine.
Catching or defeating wild Tera Pokemon (i.e, Pokemon with golden aura).

Despite unlocking the TM Machine shortly after meeting Koraidon/Miraidon, trainers won't be able to craft many TMs. They'll need to farm specific Pokemon materials depending on the TM they want, and they need to have enough LP. Some TMs need to be unlocked in the "Starfall Street" and "Victory Road" main quest.

Those that purchased the DLC can visit Kitakami once they've started the Treasure Hunt. Of the 30 new TMs in Scarlet/Violet, almost all of them require materials from Pokemon that are exclusive to Kitakami (such as Poochyena). Since materials are collected by defeating or catching a Pokemon, trainers that want to use TM172-TM201 will need the expansion pass.

A quick way to farm materials is to use the Auto-Battle function (R-button). The leading Pokemon in the party can knock out multiple opponents in one sitting if they're a higher level and/or have the Type advantage.

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All New TMs & How to Craft Them in The Teal Mask

Crafting a TM is easy: Select "I want a TM made" at the TM Machine. If players have enough materials and LP, a green Craftable message will be displayed at the bottom of the TM picture. Players can also "mark" a TM by tapping the (+) button. Once trainers have enough materials, a pop-up menu saying "You've got everything you need to make a TM in your watch list!" will appear on the right side of the screen. To remove a TM from the "mark" list, hover over the TM in the TM Machine, and press (+) button to toggle it off.

Here's everything there is to know about the Teal Mask-exclusive TMs:

TM Name	Type	League Points & Resources Required	Move Description	Power	Accuracy	PP
TM172 Roar	Normal	200 LP x2 Poochyena Fang x2 Houndour Fang	When used on (or by) a wild Pokemon, the battle will automatically end. When Roar is used in a trainer battle, the opposing trainer will be forced to swap out a random Pokemon (and vice versa).	N/A	N/A	20
TM173 Charge	Electric	400 LP x3 Pichu Fur	Increases the user's Special Defense by one stage in-battle. The power of the next Electric-type move will be doubled.	N/A	N/A	20
TM174 Haze	Ice	400 LP x2 Feebas Scales	Eliminates all stat changes in-battle.	N/A	N/A	30
TM175 Toxic	Poison	800 LP x3 Ekans Fang x3 Koffing Gas	Badly poisons the target; the damage worsens every turn.	N/A	90	10
TM176 Sand Tomb	Ground	400 LP x3 Sandshrew Claw x2 Diglett Dirt	Traps the opponent in a vortex that inflicts minor damage every 4-5 turns.	35	85	15
TM177 Spite	Ghost	200 LP x2 Duskull Fragment x2 Gastly Gas	The last move unleashed on the user by the target Pokemon is cut by 4PP.	N/A	100	10
TM178 Gravity	Psychic	400 LP x2 Cleffa Fur x4 Nosepass Fragment	Negates Flying-type and Pokemon with the Levitate Ability so that they can be hit with Ground-type moves. Moves that involve flying also can't be used.	N/A	N/A	5
TM179 Smack Down	Rock	800 LP x3 Geodude Fragment x3 Carbink Jewel	Knocks any airborne Pokemon to the ground (ex, a Flying-type Pokemon or a Pokemon that used the move Fly or Bounce).	50	100	15
TM180 Gyro Ball	Steel	10000 LP x4 Nosepass Fragment x2 Bronzor Fragment	The slower the user is compared to the target, the greater damage the move inflicts.	N/A	100	5
TM181 Knock Off	Dark	14000 LP x4 Corphish Shell x4 Seedot Stem	A Dark-type move that does more damage if the opponent is holding an item. The item is also "knocked off" and unable to be used for the rest of the battle.	65	100	20
TM182 Bug Bite	Bug	3000 LP x2 Yanma Spike x2 Surskit Syrup x3 Sewaddle Leaf	The Pokemon bites its target. If the target is holding a Berry, the user will eat the Berry and gain its effects. (Similar to Pluck, a Flying-type move with the same effects)	60	100	20
TM183 Super Fang	Normal	5000 LP x3 Sandshrew Claw x3 Tandemaus Fur	An attack that cuts the target Pokemon's HP in half. If continuously used in-battle, it will do less damage each turn.	N/A	90	10
TM184 Vacuum Wave	Fighting	3000 LP x3 Riolu Fur x2 Croagunk Poison	A Fighting-type special move that always strikes first (with some exceptions). Vacuum Wave's priority effect can be negated by Quick Guard.	40	100	30
TM185 Lunge	Bug	5000 LP x3 Sewaddle Leaf x3 Kricketot Shell	The user attacks with full force, lowering the opponent's Attack by one stage.	80	100	15
TM186 High Horsepower	Ground	5000 LP x2 Swinub Hair x4 Mudbray Mud	A strong Ground-type move that has no additional effects.	95	95	10
TM187 Icicle Spear	Ice	10000 LP x3 Swinub Hair x3 Snorunt Fur	A multi-strike move that hits the opponent anywhere from 2-5 times in a row. Its effect can be enhanced if the user is holding a Loaded Dice, changing from 2-5 to 4-5 times.	25	100	30
TM188 Scald	Water	8000 LP x3 Poltchageist Powder x3 Slowpoke Claw	A special move that has a 30% chance of burning the target (with some exceptions). If used on a frozen Pokemon, Scald will thaw it out.	80	100	15
TM189 Heat Crash	Fire	8000 LP x4 Slugma Lava x2 Munchlax Fang	A Fire-type move that deals more damage based on how much more the user outweighs the target.	N/A	100	10
TM190 Solar Blade	Grass	12000 LP x4 Seedot Stem x2 Sewaddle Leaf	A two-turn move that charges on the first turn before being unleashed on the second turn. Equipping a Pokemon with a Power Herb will allow it to use Solar Blade in one turn instead of two. If there is harsh sunlight weather effect, then Solar Blade won't need to charge up before being used.	125	100	10
TM191 Uproar	Normal	5000 LP x4 Lotad Leaf x2 Chingling Fragment	A move that lasts for 3 turns that prevents any surrounding Pokemon (including the user) from being inflicted with the sleep status.	90	100	10
TM192 Focus Punch	Fighting	8000 LP x3 Timburr Sweat x3 Jangmo-o Scales	A two-turn, Fighting-type move that charges on the first turn, then attacks on the second. If the opponent is attacked while Focus Punch is charging, then the move will fail.	150	100	20
TM193 Weather Ball	Normal	1500 LP x3 Vulpix Fur x3 Petilil Leaf	A move that's Typing changes based on the weather effects in-battle.	50	100	10
TM194 Glassy Glide	Grass	10000 LP x3 Bellsprout Vine x3 Seedot Stem	A Grass-type move that always goes first if Grassy Terrain is set up.	55	100	20
TM195 Burning Jealousy	Fire	8000 LP x2 Litwick Soot x2 Vulpix Fur x2 Mimikyu Scrap	A move that inflicts burn status on any opposing Pokemon that's had their stats raised in-battle.	70	100	5
TM196 Flip Turn	Water	5000 LP x2 Basculin Fang x2 Veluza Fillet x2 Finizen Mucas	A Water-type move that causes the user to return to its trainer and be swapped out for another Pokemon (similar to Volt Switch and U-Turn).	60	100	20
TM197 Dual Wingbeat	Flying	5000 LP x3 Ducklett Feather x3 Bombirdier Feather	A Flying-type move that always hits the opponent twice in one turn.	40	100	10
TM198 Poltergeist	Ghost	14000 LP x2 Litwick Soot x2 Phantump Twig x2 Duskull Fragment	If the opponent is holding an item, the user takes control of that item and attacks with it. This move will fail if the opponent is not holding an item.	110	90	5
TM199 Lash Out	Dark	5000 LP x3 Vullaby Feather x2 Pawniard Blade x2 Poochyena Fang	A Dark-type move that deals double damage if the user's stats have been lowered that same turn.	75	100	5
TM200 Scale Shot	Dragon	10000 LP x2 Jangmo-o Scales x2 Gible Scales x2 Arrokuda Scales	A move that boosts the user's Speed at the cost of their Defense. This move hits 2-5 times per turn.	25	90	20
TM201 Misty Explosion	Fairy	14000 LP x2 Carbink Jewel x3 Cleffa Fur	A Fairy-type move that hits everything around it. The user will faint upon using Misty Explosion. If Misty Terrain is set up, the power of this move is doubled.	100	100	5

Pokemon Scarlet & Violet are available for Nintendo Switch.

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