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Mystery Items are a class of unique items that are are used for many miscellaneous or indeterminate features. They generally either function similar to Account Upgrades, giving users access to certain features of the site otherwise unavailable, or are seemingly "useless" items, having no apparent function. Mystery Items that appear useless are sometimes related to in-development functions of the site, and are often updated to have effects later on. In some instances, the mystery items are automatically changed into different items once the site function they were designed for is released.

Current Mystery Items[]

Egg Hunt Pass[]

Originally labeled an Account Upgrade, the Egg Hunt Pass was used to participate in the site's Easter Egg Hunt in April 2011. The item now serves no greater purpose, and upon completion of the event the item was moved from the Account Upgrade column of the Inventory to the Mystery column. If a user dismissed the Easter Egg Hunt tab from their Pokétch, the Egg Hunt Pass would disappear from their inventory. Users who never dismissed the tab before the site updated to the third version of GPX+ in 2012 (which did not include the Easter Egg Hunt tab) were left with the item permanently remaining in their inventory.

Icon Name Method Description
Egg-hunt-pass Egg Hunt Pass Shop for 0 points between April 24 and April 30, 2011 A magical purple egg that allows you to participate in the site's Easter Egg Hunt.

Former Mystery Items[]

Mystery Box[]

The Mystery Boxes were a set of two items released around late September 2010. Eventually, they were turned into the Miscellaneous Items Sweet Honey and Sprite Changer. Additionally, Exploration Items will often appear as description-less Mystery Boxes when viewed on the Mobile Site.

This item is unrelated to the identically-named Account Upgrade, which is used to obtain Meltan. However, on the Mobile Site, the account upgrade will use the sprite of the original Mystery Box.

Icon Name Method Description
Mystery-box Mystery Box Randomly, Backroom, Hatching eggs, etc. A mysterious box. Its contents are sticky. No one knows what it does.
A mysterious box. It reminds You of A DOUBLE RAINBOW!!. No one knows what it does.

Mysterious Letter[]

The Mysterious Letter previously had the function of allowing users to access GPX+'s in-development beta website for GPX+ Version 3. On July 18, 2012, the new site was opened to all users, leaving the Mysterious Letter without use. Since its original distribution, it has never been given out through any other means. However, users have reported seeing the Mysterious Letter in the Shop's Backroom, possibly the result of a user who owned one getting banned[citation needed]. On April 5, 2015, it was decided by site staff that there were no plans to ever give the item a further use, and so it was removed from the site completely.[1]

Icon Name Method Description
Mysterious-letter Mysterious Letter Prize for hatching a Shiny Ponyta, Eevee, or Snivy in the January 2012 Site-Wide Shiny Hunt. A mysterious letter detailing an 'important mission'. You have no idea what it means.

SlowpokeTail[]

The SlowpokeTail was a Mystery item that was made available with the introduction of the third version of GPX+ in 2012. Its purpose has been described as just being "for bragging rights and to prove that [the user] had a ton of points to spend".[2] On January 1, 2013, the Achievement Slowpoke Tail Connoisseur was added, which requires the user to have five SlowpokeTails in their inventory.

On October 30, 2014, a SlowpokeTail was given as a reward for completing the September 2014 Site-Wide Shiny Hunt, and was given the functionality to evolve the Pokémon Shellder into Spiral Shellder. Despite this upgrade, making the item more akin to an Evolution Item, it was still kept in the Mystery category until April 5, 2015, where it was changed into a Special Evolution Item.[1]

Icon Name Method Description
Slowpoketail SlowpokeTail Shady Salesman for 200,000 points The tail of a Slowpoke.

Ancient Plates[]

Ancient Plates were distributed as rewards for the March 2015 Site-Wide Shiny Hunt. All users who hatched a Shiny Pokémon during the event received one of the plates randomly. Possessing a plate allows the user to embark on the Death of the World Exploration, which rewards an Arceus Egg that hatches into an Arceus matching the plate type they received. The items were moved into their own category, Ancient Plates, on April 5, 2015.[1]

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