TM advisor.

Pokémon TM and HM move database

Technical Machines (TMs) are one of the primary ways to expand a Pokémon's movepool beyond what it learns by leveling up. Across all games, there are 2,212 TM and HM assignments in the database, and the same TM number often teaches a completely different move depending on the game.

Why TM contents change

TM01 was Mega Punch in Gen 1, Focus Punch in Gen 3, Hone Claws in Gen 5, and Work Up in Gen 7. Game Freak reassigns TM numbers with almost every new generation, which makes a reference tool like this one necessary if you are playing older games or comparing across generations.

Filtering and sorting

• By type: the coverage band above the table counts every machine of each type in the chosen game. Click a type to keep only those moves.
• By damage class: filter between physical, special, and status machines.
• By power: sort by power to find the hardest-hitting TM moves available in your game.
• HMs and tech records listed separately: Hidden Machines (Cut, Surf, Fly and the rest) appear below the main table for games that use them, and Sword/Shield tech records get their own section.

Numbers shown here are the real in-game machine numbers, so TM11 in Emerald is the TM11 you buy in the Lilycove department store, not an internal database row.