Steel-Mail is a type of Mail in the Pokémon series, specifically an item designed for exchanging messages between players. It first appeared in Pokémon Generation III and has since been included in subsequent games.
Effects: Steel-Mail, like other Mail items, can be given to a Pokémon to hold. Players can write a short message on the Mail, which can then be traded along with the holding Pokémon to another player. However, it has no in-battle effects or competitive uses; its primary function is for communication and personalization.
Interesting Facts: 1. In-Game Description: The in-game descriptions of Steel-Mail often highlight its robust design, typically portraying it as durable and made of metal, fitting its name. 2. Aesthetic Design: Steel-Mail features a distinct visual design often incorporating metallic elements and steel-like textures, further reflecting its theme. 3. Generation III Introduction: Steel-Mail was introduced in Pokémon Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald, where it
Used to send short messages to other players via Pokémon trading. Trainer may compose a message from a finite list of words when giving this item to a Pokémon. Once taken and read, a message may be erased and this item can be reused, or the message may be stored in the trainer’s PC. Held : Holder cannot be placed in the PC. Any move attempting to remove this item from the holder will fail.
Short Effect: Lets a Trainer write a message and send it via Pokémon trade.
Used to send short messages to other players via Pokémon trading. Trainer may compose a message from a finite list of words when giving this item to a Pokémon. Once taken and read, a message may be erased and this item can be reused, or the message may be stored in the trainer’s PC. Held : Holder cannot be placed in the PC. Any move attempting to remove this item from the holder will fail.
| Generation | Game Index |
|---|---|
| Generation IV | 142 |