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ITEM button visible inside battle.

Items can be bought, picked up, and used throughout Undertale. The protagonist can carry up to 8 items at a time in their inventory, equip 2 items (a weapon and an armor), and store 10 items in each of the two Dimensional Boxes, allowing for a maximum of 30 items to be carried at a time. Items can be sold at the Tem Shop in Temmie Village.

Items usually have regular names which are visible in the inventory, as well as shortened names visible in battle, as a reference to old game translations.[1] Names are often shortened in a comical way, but have a different short name displayed in Serious Mode. Since original Japanese games did not shorten item names, Undertale's Japanese translation does not shorten names in battle.[2]

Consumables

Consumables are items which restore a certain amount of HP or give other boosts to the protagonist's stats like invulnerability or speed.

NameDescriptionEffectsSourceBuy
Monster Candy

Has a distinct, non-licorice flavor.

Heals 10 HP

Ruins

N/A

Croquet Roll

Fried dough traditionally served with a mallet.

Heals 15 HP

Unused

N/A

Bandage

It has already been used several times.

Heals 10 HP when consumed

Start of the game

N/A

Rock Candy
  • Here is a recipe to make this at home:
  • 1. Find a rock

Heals 1 HP

Unused

N/A

Pumpkin Rings
  • A small pumpkin cooked like onion rings. [Final]
  • like onion rings but better [Old]

Heals 8 HP

Unused

N/A

Spider Donut

A donut made with Spider Cider in the batter.

Heals 12 HP

Spider Bake Sale

Stoic Onion
  • Even eating it raw, the tears just won't come. [Final]
  • Even if you eat it raw, the tears just won't come. [Old]

Heals 5 HP

Unused

N/A

Ghost Fruit
  • If eaten, it will never pass to the other side. [Final]
  • You eat it, but it never passes through the other side [Old]

Heals 16 HP

Unused

N/A

Spider Cider

Made with whole spiders, not just the juice.

Heals 24 HP

Spider Bake Sale

Butterscotch Pie

Butterscotch-cinnamon pie, one slice.

Heals All HP

Toriel's Home

N/A

Snowman Piece

Please take this to the ends of the earth.

Heals 45 HP

Snowdin

N/A

Nice Cream
  • Instead of a joke, the wrapper says something nice. [Final]
  • The ultimate comfort food. [Unused]

Heals 15 HP

Nice Cream guy

Puppydough Icecream

Made by young pups.

Heals 28 HP

Unused

N/A

Bisicle
  • It's a two-pronged popsicle, so you can eat it twice. [Final]
  • It's a popsicle that diverges in the center. [Unused]

Heals 11 HP

QC

Unisicle

It's a SINGLE-pronged popsicle. Wait, that's just normal...

Heals 11 HP

Bisicle

N/A

Cinnamon Bunny

A Cinnamon roll in a shape of a bunny.

Heals 22 HP

QC

Temmie Flakes

It's just torn up pieces of colored construction paper.

Heals 2 HP

Tem Shop

  • 1G (Sale)
  • 3G (Normal)
  • 20G (Expensiv)
  • 1000G (Premiem, Genocide Route only)
Abandoned Quiche

A psychologically damaged spinach egg pie.

Heals 34 HP

Waterfall

N/A

Dog Salad
  • Recovers HP. (Hit Poodles.) [Final]
  • A salad made by a DOG. Recovers a random amount of HP (Hit Poodles) [Unused]

Heal 2, 10, 30 or all HP

Dog Residue

N/A

Astronaut Food

For feeding a pet astronaut.

Heals 21 HP

Garbage dump

N/A

Instant Noodles
  • Comes with everything you need for a quick meal! [Final]
  • The noodles are raw... fortunately, it comes with just enough materials to prepare them. [Unused]
  • Heals 4 HP (Normal)
  • Heals 15 HP (Overworld)
  • Heals 90 HP (Serious Mode)

Lab

N/A

Crab Apple
  • An aquatic fruit that resembles a crustacean. [Final]
  • An apple grown by a crab. Tastes irritable. [Unused]

Heals 18 HP

Gerson

25G

Hot Dog...?

The "meat" is made of something called a "water sausage."

Heals 20 HP

Hotland

30G

Hot Cat

Like a hot dog, but with little cat ears on the end.

Heals 21 HP

Hotland

30G

Glamburger

A hamburger made of edible glitter and sequins.

Heals 27 HP

Burgerpants

120G

Sea Tea

Made from glowing marshwater.

Gerson

18G

Starfait

A sweet treat made of sparkling stars.

Heals 14 HP

Burgerpants

60G

Legendary Hero

Sandwich shaped like a sword. Increases ATTACK when eaten.

  • Heals 40 HP
  • + 4 AT

Burgerpants

300G

Bad Memory

?????

  • Depletes 1 HP
  • Heals all HP (if HP is 3 or less)

Memoryhead

N/A

Last Dream

The goal of "Determination."

Heals 17 HP

Asriel battle

N/A

Popato Chisps

Regular old popato chisps.

Heals 13 HP

True Lab

25G

Junk Food

Food that was probably once thrown away.

Heals 17 HP

Bratty and Catty

25G

Steak in the Shape of Mettaton's Face

Huge steak in the shape of Mettaton's face. (You don't feel like it's made of real meat...)

Heals 60 HP

Burgerpants

500G

Hush Puppy

This wonderful spell will stop a dog from casting magic.

Heals 65 HP

MTT Resort

N/A

Snail Pie

An acquired taste.

Heals to max HP -1

Ruins (Hard Mode)

N/A

Equippable items

Players can equip weapons and armor by selecting them from the protagonist's inventory. This allows them to increase certain stats in encounters. Players cannot de-equip the starting weapon and armor the protagonist has in the beginning of the game, they can only change them by equipping another kind of weapon or armor.

Some weapons and armor come in "sets", each appearing to be scattered belongings of one of the seven humans who fell down before the protagonist:

The battle with Omega Flowey displays items that are thematically similar to these sets during the SOULs' interference (knives, gloves, ballet shoes, notebooks, frying pans, gun).

Weapons

Weapons are equippable items which increase the protagonist's AT stat. They determine how the interface when selecting the FIGHT button in battle looks like, with different weapons having different amount of bars appearing when landing a hit and different attack animations. Some weapons have their attacks appear yellow and make a different noise if the player hits all of the sliding bars in the center when attacking. The protagonist's starting weapon is Stick.

NameDescriptionEffectsSourceBuy
Stick

Its bark is worse than its bite.

N/A

Start of the game

N/A

Toy Knife

Made of plastic. A rarity nowadays.

+3 AT

Ruins

N/A

Tough Glove

A worn pink leather glove. For five-fingered folk.

+5 AT

Ballet Shoes

These used shoes make you feel incredibly dangerous.

+7 AT

Waterfall

N/A

Torn Notebook

Contains illegible scrawls. Increases INV by 6.

Gerson

55G

Burnt Pan

Damage is rather consistent. Consumable items heal 4 more HP

Hotland

N/A

Empty Gun

An antique revolver. It has no ammo. Must be used precisely, or damage will be low.

+12 AT

Bratty and Catty

Worn Dagger

Perfect for cutting plants and vines.

+15 AT

Asgore's Home

N/A

Real Knife

Here we are!

+99 AT

Asgore's Home

N/A

Armor

Armor are equippable items which increase the protagonist's DF stat. Certain armor items have other effects, such as healing every few turns, increased invulnerability, or even higher AT. The protagonist's starting armor is the Bandage, which becomes a consumable item once unequipped.

NameDescriptionEffectsSourceBuy
Bandage

It has already been used several times.

Heals 10 HP when consumed

Start of the game

N/A

Faded Ribbon
  • If you're cuter, monsters won't hit you as hard. [Final]
  • Monsters will be reluctant to hit you. [Demo]

+3 DF

Ruins

N/A

Manly Bandanna

It has seen some wear. It has abs drawn on it.

+7 DF

QC

Old Tutu

Finally, a protective piece of armor.

+10 DF

Waterfall

N/A

Cloudy Glasses

Glasses marred with wear. Increases INV by 9. (After you get hurt by an attack, you stay invulnerable for longer.)

Gerson

30G

Stained Apron

Heals 1 HP every other turn.

  • +11 DF
  • Heals 1 HP every other turn

Hotland

N/A

Cowboy Hat

This battle-worn hat makes you want to grow a beard. It also raises ATTACK by 5.

Bratty and Catty

350G

Heart Locket

It says "Best Friends Forever."

+15 DF

Asgore's Home (Neutral and True Pacifist Route)

N/A

The Locket

You can feel it beating.

+99 DF

Asgore's Home (Genocide Route)

N/A

Temmie Armor

The things you can do with a college education!

  • +20 DF
  • Heals 1 HP every other turn
  • +0.5 seconds INV
  • +10 AT

Tem Shop

9999G – 750G (Lowered after every death)

Miscellaneous

Miscellaneous items are items that cannot be consumed or equipped, but have a variety of other effects. They are often used for plot-related purposes.

NameDescriptionEffectsSourceBuy
Punch Card

Use to make punching attacks stronger in one battle. Use outside of battle to look at the card.

+2-6AT (if Tough Glove is equipped, rate tapers off with higher AT)

Waterfall (buying a Nice Cream from the Nice Cream guy)

N/A

Annoying Dog

A little white dog. It's fast asleep...

  • Steals mysterious artifact if used or dropped
  • Produces Dog Residue

Artifact room

N/A

Dog Residue
  • Shiny trail left behind by a dog. (ID 29)
  • Dog-shaped husk shed from a dog's carapace. (ID 30)
  • Dirty dishes left unwashed by a dog. (ID 31)
  • Glowing crystals secreted by a dog. (ID 32)
  • Jigsaw puzzle left unfinished by a dog. (ID 33)
  • Web spun by a dog to ensnare prey. (ID 34)

Fills inventory with Dog Residue/Dog Salads

Annoying Dog

N/A

Undyne's Letter

Letter written for Dr. Alphys.

Advances plot when given to Alphys.

Undyne

N/A

Undyne's Letter

Letter written for Dr. Alphys.

Advances plot when given to Alphys.

Undyne

N/A

Undyne's Letter

It has DON'T DROP IT written on it.

Advances plot when given to Alphys. Cannot be dropped.

Undyne

N/A

Undyne's Letter

It has DON'T DROP IT written on it.

Advances plot when given to Alphys. Cannot be dropped.

Undyne

N/A

Mystery Key

It is too bent to fit on your keychain.

Unlocks the building next to Napstablook's house.

Bratty and Catty

600G

Silver Key

Unlocks Sans's workshop

Papyrus and Sans's house (Sans's room)

N/A

There is an additional item named "0" with the description of "If you are reading this, I messed up somehow." It is used to represent empty inventory slots, and is not meant to be normally visible without glitches. Dropping it or viewing it in battle crashes the game.

References

  1. In the English version of Undertale, item names are sometimes shortened in battle as a reference to old game translations... (ex WornDG) June 14, 2017.
  2. But, this doesn't happen in Japanese games... So we didn't do it in the JP version. Huh!? You've never worn a SaladBowel on your head? June 14, 2017.