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.

List[]

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
SM USUM PE SwSh BDSP	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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