Bottle Caps

Bottle Caps (Japanese: おうかん, Hepburn: Oukan) are items introduced in Pokémon Sun and Pokémon Moon. They are to be given to Mr. Hyper in Generation VII, a League Staff in the Battle Tower lobby in Pokémon Sword and Pokémon Shield, or a person in Montenevera to do a Hyper Training, which maximizes the Pokémon's Individual Values.

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Names		Japanese	Maxed IVs	Buy	Sell
	Bottle Cap	ぎんのおうかん Gin no Oukan (Silver Bottle Cap)^{[Notes 1]}	1	20,000	5,000
	Gold Bottle Cap	きんのおうかん Kin no Oukan (Gold Bottle Cap)^{[Notes 2]}	6	-	15,000
Footnotes
^ Alternatively "Silver Crown" ^ Alternatively "Gold Crown"

Games	Bottle Cap	Gold Bottle Cap
^SMUSUM^PE ^SwShBDSP	A beautiful bottle cap that gives off a silver gleam. Some people are happy to receive one.	A beautiful bottle cap that gives off a golden gleam. Some people are happy to receive one.
^SV	A lovely silver bottle cap. Certain people are delighted to be given one of these.	A lovely gold bottle cap, which is even rarer than a silver bottle cap. Certain people are delighted to be given one of these.

Games	Locations
^SM	Poni Gauntlet, Festival Plaza Fishing in Poni Island Battle Tree (30 win streak)
^USUM	Festival Plaza Fishing in Poni Island Battle Tree (30 win streak)
^PE	From Mina in Vermillion City Rocket Game Corner
^SwSh	Battle Tower (32 BP) Dug by Digging Duo in Bridge Field Reward of Max Raid Battles Pickup Cram-o-matic (All types, 141–150)
^SV	Mesagoza, Naranja Academy, North Province Area Two, Porto Marinada, Uva Academy, West Paldean Sea

Games	Locations
^SM	Festival Plaza, Poké Pelago
^USUM	Heahea City, Festival Plaza, Poké Pelago Fishing on Poni Island
^PE	Rocket Game Corner
^SwSh	Battle Tower Dug by Digging Duo in Bridge Field Cram-o-matic (3 Bottle Caps and 1 item)
^SV	Naranja Academy, Porto Marinada, Uva Academy

Languages		Bottle Cap	Gold Bottle Cap
Korean^{[Notes 1]}		왕관(王冠) Wanggwan (Crown)
Korean^{[Notes 1]}		은(銀)왕관(王冠) Damhong Wanggwan (Silver Crown)	금(金)왕관(王冠) Geum Wanggwan (Gold Crown)
Chinese	Mandarin	王冠(ㄨㄤˊㄍㄨㄢ)^{[Notes 2]} 王冠^{[Notes 3]} Wángguān (Crown)
	Mandarin	銀色(ㄧㄣˊㄙㄜˋ)王冠(ㄨㄤˊㄍㄨㄢ)^{[Notes 2]} 银色王冠^{[Notes 3]} Yínsè Wángguān (Silver Crown)	金色(ㄐㄧㄣㄙㄜˋ)王冠(ㄨㄤˊㄍㄨㄢ) Jīnsè Wángguān (Gold Crown)
	Cantonese^{[Notes 4]}	王冠 Wong4gun1 (Crown)
	Cantonese^{[Notes 4]}	銀色王冠 Ngan4sik1 Wong4gun1 (Silver Crown)	金色王冠 Gam1sik1 Wong4gun1 (Gold Crown)
	Hokkien^{[Notes 5]}	王冠 Ông-koan (Crown)
	Hokkien^{[Notes 5]}	銀色王冠 Gûn-sek Ông-koan (Silver Crown)	金色王冠 Kim-sek Ông-koan (Gold Crown)
Footnotes
^ Using the revised romanization of the Korean language. ^ ^a ^b Traditional ^ ^a ^b Simplified ^ Using Jyutping for romanization. ^ Using Pe̍h-ōe-jī for romanization.

The Bottle Cap, being a metal bottle cap with a crown symbol on it, is represented in its Japanese name as a pun: おうかん (王冠) can mean either "bottle cap" or "crown".
- The Chinese and Korean translations directly mention "crown", even though such pun is not featured in either languages.

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