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TM and HM are Machines that can teach Pokémon Moves.

Contents 1 TM 1.1 List of Technical Machines 1.2 Alphabetical List of Technical Machines 2 HM 2.1 List of Hidden Machines 2.1.1 Generation I 2.1.2 Generation II 2.1.3 Generation III 2.1.4 Generation IV 2.2 Generation V 3 Trivia

TMEdit

TM stands for Technical Machine. A Technical Machine in the Pokémon Universe is in the form of a CD. Pokemon Trainers can give these CDs to their Pokémon to help them to learn new moves to use against opponent Pokémon. In Pokémon Generations 1-4, TM's could only be used once, and then they disappear. Recently, though, Pokémon Black and White allowed players to use them more than once, just like an HM.

List of Technical MachinesEdit

Between each Generation of the Pokémon series, the Technical Machines featured alter their attributed numbers depending on the game, to make space for new Technical Machines introduced. A list of such are as follows:

Alphabetical List of Technical MachinesEdit

Move	Type	Generation	TM
Acrobatics		Generation V	TM62
Aerial Ace		Generation III, IV and V	TM40
Ally Switch		Generation V	TM51
Attract		Generation II, III, IV and V	TM45
Avalanche		Generation IV	TM72
Bide		Generation I	TM34
Blizzard		Generation I, II, III, IV and V	TM14
Body Slam		Generation I	TM08
Brick Break		Generation III, IV and V	TM31
Brine		Generation IV	TM55
BubbleBeam		Generation I	TM11
Bulk Up		Generation III, IV and IV	TM08
Bulldoze		Generation V	TM78
Bullet Seed		Generation III and IV	TM09
Calm Mind		Generation III, IV and V	TM04
Captivate		Generation IV	TM78
Charge Beam		Generation IV and V	TM57
Counter		Generation I	TM18
Curse		Generation II	TM03
Dark Pulse		Generation IV	TM79
Detect		Generation II	TM43
Dig		Generation I, II, III, IV and V	TM28
Double Team		Generation I, II, III, IV and V	TM32
Double-Edge		Generation I	TM10
Dragon Breath		Generation II	TM24
Dragon Claw		Generation III, IV and V	TM02
Dragon Pulse		Generation IV	TM59
Dragon Rage		Generation I	TM23
Dragon Tail		Generation V	TM82
Drain Punch		Generation IV	TM60
Dream Eater		Generation I and Generation II	TM42
Dream Eater		Generation IV and V	TM85
DynamicPunch		Generation II	TM01
Earthquake		Generation I, II, III, IV and V	TM26
Echoed Voice		Generation V	TM49
Egg Bomb		Generation I	TM37
Embargo		Generation IV and V	TM63
Endure		Generation II	TM20
Endure		Generation IV	TM58
Energy Ball		Generation IV and V	TM53
Explosion		Generation I	TM47
Explosion		Generation IV and V	TM64
Facade		Generation III, IV and V	TM42
False Swipe		Generation IV and V	TM54
Fire Blast		Generation I, II, III, IV and V	TM38
Fire Punch		Generation II	TM48
Fissure		Generation I	TM27
Flame Charge		Generation V	TM43
Flamethrower		Generation III, IV and V	TM35
Flash Cannon		Generation IV and V	TM91
Flash		Generation IV and V	TM70
Fling		Generation IV and V	TM56
Focus Blast		Generation IV and V	TM52
Focus Punch		Generation III and IV	TM01
Frost Breath		Generation V	TM79
Frustration		Generation II, III, IV and V	TM21
Fury Cutter		Generation II	TM49
Giga Drain		Generation II, III, IV and V	TM19
Giga Impact		Generation IV and V	TM68
Grass Knot		Generation IV and V	TM86
Gyro Ball		Generation IV and V	TM74
Hail		Generation III, IV and IV	TM07
Harden		Generation II	TM40
Headbutt		Generation II	TM02
Hidden Power		Generation II, III, IV and V	TM10
Hone Claws		Generation V	TM01
Horn Drill		Generation I	TM07
Hyper Beam		Generation I, II, III, IV and V	TM15
Ice Beam		Generation I, III, IV and V	TM13
Ice Punch		Generation II	TM33
Icy Wind		Generation II	TM16
Incinerate		Generation V	TM59
Iron Tail		Generation II, III and IV	TM23
IronWing		Generation II	TM47
Light Screen		Generation III, IV and V	TM16
Low Sweep		Generation V	TM47
Mega Drain		Generation I	TM21
Mega Kick		Generation I	TM05
Mega Punch		Generation I	TM01
Metronome		Generation I	TM35
Mimic		Generation I	TM31
Mud-Slap		Generation II	TM31
Natural Gift		Generation IV	TM83
Nightmare		Generation II	TM50
Overheat		Generation III, IV and V	TM50
Pay Day		Generation I	TM16
Payback		Generation IV and V	TM66
Pluck		Generation IV and V	TM88
Poison Jab		Generation IV and V	TM84
Protect		Generation II, III, IV and V	TM17
Psych Up		Generation II	TM09
Psych Up		Generation IV and V	TM77
Psychic		Generation I, II, III, IV and V	TM29
Psyshock		Generation V	TM03
Psywave		Generation I	TM46
Quash		Generation V	TM60
Rage		Generation I	TM20
Rain Dance		Generation II, III, IV and V	TM18
Razor Wind		Generation I	TM02
Recycle		Generation IV	TM67
Reflect		Generation I, III, IV and V	TM33
Rest		Generation I, II, III, IV and V	TM44
Retaliate		Generation V	TM67
Return		Generation II, III, IV and V	TM27
Roar		Generation II, III, IV and V	TM05
Rock Polish		Generation IV and V	TM69
Rock Slide		Generation I	TM48
Rock Slide		Generation IV and V	TM80
Rock Smash		Generation II	TM08
Rock Smash		Generation V	TM94
Rock Tomb		Generation III, IV and V	TM39
Rollout		Generation II	TM04
Roost		Generation IV	TM51
Round		Generation V	TM48
Safeguard		Generation III, IV and IV	TM20
Sandstorm		Generation II, III, IV and V	TM37
Scald		Generation V	TM55
Secret Power		Generation III and IV	TM43
Seismic Toss		Generation I	TM19
Selfdestruct		Generation I	TM36
Shadow Ball		Generation II, III, IV and V	TM30
Shadow Claw		Generation IV and V	TM65
Shock Wave		Generation III and IV	TM34
Silver Wind		Generation IV	TM62
Skill Swap		Generation III and IV	TM48
Skull Bash		Generation I	TM40
Sky Attack		Generation I	TM43
Sky Drop		Generation V	TM58
Sleep Talk		Generation II	TM35
Sleep Talk		Generation IV	TM82
Sludge Bomb		Generation II, III, IV and V	TM36
Sludge Wave		Generation V	TM34
Smack Down		Generation V	TM23
Snarl		Generation V	TM95
Snatch		Generation III and IV	TM49
Snore		Generation II	TM13
Softboiled		Generation I	TM41
Solar Beam		Generation I, II, III, IV and V	TM22
Stealth Rock		Generation IV	TM76
Steel Wing		Generation III and IV	TM47
Stone Edge		Generation IV and V	TM71
Struggle Bug		Generation V	TM76
Submission		Generation I	TM17
Substitute		Generation I	TM50
Substitute		Generation IV and V	TM90
Sunny Day		Generation II, III, IV and V	TM11
Swagger		Generation II	TM34
Swagger		Generation IV and V	TM87
Sweet Scent		Generation II	TM12
Swift		Generation I and Generation II	TM39
Swords Dance		Generation I	TM03
Swords Dance		Generation IV and V	TM75
Take Down		Generation I	TM09
Taunt		Generation III, IV and IV	TM12
Teleport		Generation I	TM30
Thief		Generation II, III, IV and V	TM46
Thunder Wave		Generation I	TM45
Thunder Wave		Generation IV and V	TM73
Thunder		Generation I, II, III, IV and V	TM25
Thunderbolt		Generation I, III, IV and V	TM24
Thunderpunch		Generation II	TM41
Torment		Generation III, IV and V	TM41
Toxic		Generation I, II, III, IV and V	TM06
Tri Attack		Generation I	TM49
Trick Room		Generation IV and V	TM92
U-turn		Generation IV and V	TM89
Venoshock		Generation V	TM09
Volt Switch		Generation V	TM72
Water Gun		Generation I	TM12
Water Pulse		Generation III and IV	TM03
Whirlwind		Generation I	TM04
Wild Charge		Generation V	TM93
Will-O-Wisp		Generation IV and V	TM61
Will-O-Wisp		Generation IV and V	TM61
Work Up		Generation V	TM83
X-Scissor		Generation IV and V	TM81
Zap Cannon		Generation II	TM07

HMEdit

A Hidden Machine, HM for short, is in almost every way identical to a TM, except for three differences:

• The moves cannot be overridden by simply learning another move
• The moves can be used outside of battle after obtaining the relevant gym badge
• The HM can be used multiple times without breaking (this is only a difference up to generation IV; in generation V TMs can not be broken).

Additionally, Pokémon on a third generation game cartridge cannot be transferred to a fourth generation game card if it knows an HM move, you must go to the Move Deleter in your game in order to transfer these Pokémon to Pokémon Diamond/Pokémon Pearl. Also when you transfer Pokémon to Black/White, through the Poketransfer, the Pokémon may not know any HMs.

List of Hidden MachinesEdit

Generation IEdit

Sprite	HM	Move	Location Found	Badge Required
	HM01	Cut	S.S. Anne	Cascade Badge
	HM02	Fly	Route 16	Thunder Badge
	HM03	Surf	Fuchsia City - Safari Zone	Soul Badge
	HM04	Strength	Fuchsia City	Rainbow Badge
	HM05	Flash	Route 2	Boulder Badge

Generation IIEdit

Sprite	HM	Move	Location Found	Badge Required
	HM01	Cut	Ilex Forest	Hive Badge
	HM02	Fly	Cianwood City Gym	Storm Badge
	HM03	Surf	Ecruteak City	Fog Badge
	HM04	Strength	Olivine City	Plain Badge
	HM05	Flash	Sprout Tower	Zephyr Badge
	HM06	Whirlpool	Mahogany Town	Glacier Badge
	HM07	Waterfall	Ice Path (interior)	Rising Badge

Generation IIIEdit

Sprite	HM	Move	Location Found	Badge Required
	HM01	Cut	Rustboro City	Stone Badge
	HM02	Fly	Route 119	Feather Badge
	HM03	Surf	Petalburg City	Balance Badge
	HM04	Strength	Rusturf Tunnel	Heat Badge
	HM05	Flash	Granite Cave	Knuckle Badge
	HM06	Rock Smash	Mauville City	Dynamo Badge
	HM07	Waterfall	Cave of Origin	Rain Badge
	HM08	Dive	Mossdeep City	Mind Badge

Generation IVEdit

Sprite	HM	Move	Location Found	Badge Required
	HM01	Cut	Eterna City (from Cynthia)	Forest Badge
	HM02	Fly	Team Galactic Warehouse	Cobble Badge
	HM03	Surf	Celestic Town Shrine	Relic Badge
	HM04	Strength	Iron Island (from Riley)	Mine Badge
	HM05	Defog	Solaceon Ruins	Fen Badge
	HM06	Rock Smash	Mt. Coronet (from Hiker at entrance)	Coal Badge
	HM07	Waterfall	Sunyshore City (from Jasmine)	Beacon Badge
	HM08	Rock Climb	Route 217	Icicle Badge

Generation VEdit

Sprite	HM	Move	Location Found	Badge Required
	HM01	Cut	Striaton City	Trio Badge
	HM02	Fly	Driftveil City	Quake Badge
	HM03	Surf	Twist Mountain	Jet Badge
	HM04	Strength	Nimbasa City	Insect Badge
	HM05	Waterfall	Route 18	n/a
	HM06	Dive	Undella Town	n/a

TriviaEdit

• In Pokémon Black and White, the television frequently broadcasts a program called Moves for Living, which describes move attributes and is hosted by a scientist called Dr. Technic Al. Machine. His name may be based off the term "technical machine".