This has a blank name and description, and doesn't seem to be a "real" item.

Heals one ally by 40 HP in or out of combat. Up to 9 stack in your inventory.

Heals one ally by 100 HP in or out of combat. Up to 9 stack in your inventory.

Heals one ally to full HP in or out of combat. Does not stack in your inventory.

Heals all allies by 120 HP in or out of combat. Does not stack in your inventory.

Revives one incapacitated ally, restoring full HP, in or out of combat. Up to 9 stack in your inventory.

Revives, restores full HP, and cures status effects for all allies, in or out of combat. Does not stack in your inventory.

Cures one ally of Poison, in or out of combat. Up to 9 stack in your inventory.

Recovers 20 AP for one ally, in or out of combat, but also causes 20 HP damage, though it cannot drop HP below 1. Up to 9 stack in your inventory.

Cures one ally of Curse, in or out of combat. Up to 9 stack in your inventory.

Cures one ally of Zombie, in combat only. Up to 9 stack in your inventory.

Cures one ally of Curse, Sleep, Poison, Zombie, and Rotting, in or out of combat. Up to 9 stack in your inventory.

Recovers 100 AP for one ally, in or out of combat, with no side effects. Up to 9 stack in your inventory.

Permanently increases one ally's Stamina by 1, to a maximum of 255. Usable only out of combat. Does not stack in your inventory.

Permanently increases one ally's Luck by 1, to a maximum of 255. Usable only out of combat. Does not stack in your inventory.

Permanently increases one ally's Strength by 1, to a maximum of 255. Usable only out of combat. Does not stack in your inventory.

Permanently increases one ally's Agility by 1, to a maximum of 511. Usable only out of combat. Does not stack in your inventory.

Do I even want to ask what a "dinker" is?

Permanently increases one ally's Wisdom by 1, to a maximum of 255. Usable only out of combat. Does not stack in your inventory.

Permanently increases one ally's Guts by 1, to a maximum of 255. Usable only out of combat. Does not stack in your inventory.

Note that the Guts stat displays in the status menu as one flame per 32 Guts.

Raises one ally's Condition to 225 (out of 255) if currently lower. Usable only out of combat. Does not stack in your inventory.

Condition displays on the status screen as one of four text strings, changing with every 64 points of the internal stat. Any value over 195 shows the best label.

"Beer" is normally ビア or ビール in Japanese, but that seems to be close enough. Besides, it's supposed to make you feel pretty good, right?

Invokes Padarma (Flame) in combat, inflicting Fire magic damage on all enemies at 60 power. Does not stack in your inventory.

Invokes Leygir (Freeze) in combat, inflicting Ice magic damage on one enemy at 100 power. Does not stack in your inventory.

Invokes Vaval (S.Boom) in combat, inflicting Thunder magic damage on all enemies at 50 power. Does not stack in your inventory.

おこし okoshi is a type of Japanese snack food vaguely similar to flavored Rice Krispies Treats. One variety has the same name as this item, though it's perhaps ironic that this variety was reportedly marketed as warding off thunder, not causing it. I'm not sure how any of this turned into a misspelled frisbee.

Gives one ally Attack Up status, doubling effective attack power (capped at 511). Usable only in combat. Does not stack in your inventory.

Acts as an accessory that only Ryu can equip. Coins attract only those merchant fish, but draw them in like magnets. When there's one around, make the shortest cast you can and let the merchant come to you before getting caught on the line. Does not stack in your inventory.

English BoF2 calls the currency "C" (for coins), so had to rename this.

Temporarily reduces random encounter rate. Usable only outside of combat. Up to 9 stack in your inventory.

Cancels one ally's unification. Usable only outside of combat.

Acts as an accessory that only Ryu can equip. Can catch fish, but not very well. Does not stack in your inventory.

That English description is painful, but at least the item names are more interesting than Rod1, Rod2, etc.

Acts as an accessory that only Ryu can equip. Sturdier than the Wood Rod.

Acts as an accessory that only Ryu can equip. Sturdier than the Bamboo Rod.

Acts as an accessory that only Ryu can equip. The best rod. Virtually necessary to fish up sunken treasure.

Acts as an accessory that only Ryu can equip. Attracts these fish: Sardine, Mackerel, Foul Fish, Whiting.

Acts as an accessory that only Ryu can equip. Attracts these fish: Sea Bream.

Acts as an accessory that only Ryu can equip. Attracts these fish: Wrasse, Greenling, Sea Bream, Black Porgy. Also snags sunken treasure chests.

The horned turban is a type of sea snail with a spiny spiral shell. All things considered, an urchin isn't a bad choice for a more familiar substitute.

Acts as an accessory that only Ryu can equip. Attracts these fish: Sardine, Mackerel, Foul Fish, Wrasse, Greenling, Whiting, Sea Bream, Black Porgy.

Heals one ally by 40 HP in or out of combat. Up to 9 stack in your inventory.

Usable on one ally in or out of combat, but has no apparent effect. Up to 9 stack in your inventory.

Reduces one ally to 1 HP in or out of combat. Up to 9 stack in your inventory.

The name comes from the idea that even a cat (ねこ), much as they like fish, would step over it (またぎ) and walk away. There are almost certainly better ways to express the idea in English. I kind of want to call it "catsbane", but that implies something that actually kills cats, not merely disgusts them.

Cures one ally of Poison, in or out of combat. Up to 9 stack in your inventory.

Recovers 20 AP for one ally, in or out of combat, but also causes 20 HP damage, though it cannot drop HP below 1. Up to 9 stack in your inventory.

Heals one ally by 100 HP in or out of combat. Up to 9 stack in your inventory.

Unagi is the Japanese term for eels, so even aside from these not being eels at all, it's a curious choice for an English version name.

Cures one ally of Curse, Sleep, Poison, Zombie, and Rotting, in or out of combat. Up to 9 stack in your inventory.

Heals one ally to full HP in or out of combat. Up to 9 stack in your inventory.

Heals one ally by 100 HP in or out of combat. Up to 9 stack in your inventory.

Literally "bird meat", and typically chicken.

Heals one ally by 100 HP in or out of combat. Up to 9 stack in your inventory.

Recovers 20 AP for one ally, in or out of combat, but also causes 20 HP damage, though it cannot drop HP below 1. Up to 9 stack in your inventory.

Heals one ally by 40 HP in or out of combat. Up to 9 stack in your inventory.

Cures one ally of Poison, in or out of combat. Up to 9 stack in your inventory.

Heals one ally to full HP in or out of combat. Up to 9 stack in your inventory.

More properly, tender red meat suitable for roasting. A good hunter can be drowning in these even early on, making them a good source of money.

Revives one incapacitated ally, restoring full HP, in or out of combat. Up to 9 stack in your inventory.

Heals one ally to full HP in or out of combat. Up to 9 stack in your inventory.

Other than as a cooking ingredient, there's no known use for this. Does not stack in your inventory.

おこげ (okoge) originally and primarily means the rice that ends up scorched on the bottom of a cooking pot, but here it's burnt food in general.

Attempts to inflict instant death on a single enemy in combat. Does not stack in your inventory.

Invokes a random offensive magic effect in combat. Does not stack in your inventory.

This isn't so much a potluck as its more extreme cousin. Yaminabe (literally "darkness pot") involves a group of people each bringing their own choice of, usually unconventional, ingredients and stewing all the food together in the dark so no one is quite sure what's in the pot. Then they try to eat the result...

Gives Defense Up status and recovers all HP for all allies in combat. Does not stack in your inventory.

I get the impression this is some sort of crunchy cookie.

Gives all allies Attack Up status, doubling effective attack power (capped at 511). Usable only in combat. Does not stack in your inventory.

Takoyaki typically have a shape and size similar to donut holes, but they're made of minced or diced octopus (tako), grilled (yaki) in a batter with tempura scraps, pickled ginger, and green onion, then typically served with a sauce and flakes of dried seaweed and bonito.

Inflicts Attack Down status on one enemy in combat. Does not stack in your inventory.

Literally "grilled the way you like it", okonomiyaki resembles an omlette, stuffed pancake, or pizza (though generally without cheese or tomato sauce), and has also been compared to soul food. The batter, contents, toppings, and preparation vary by region and preference.

No known use other than selling for a hefty sum. Does not stack in your inventory.

"Golden sugar" is a translation of the Japanese "Ogontoh" candy. It's basically a solid chunk of boiled sugar with a natural golden color. Since you can only get it in the game by cooking, the item is a food, but based on its value, they decided to take "gold" more literally.

Invokes Padolarm (Fireball) in combat, with automatic critical, inflicting Fire magic damage on all enemies at 180 power. Does not stack in your inventory.

Invokes Shezaaga (Typhoon) in combat, with automatic critical, inflicting Wind magic damage on all enemies at 120 power. Does not stack in your inventory.

Note that kamikaze translates to "divine wind", regardless of the usual connotations in English usage.

Invokes Gadaburayda (8.0) in combat, with automatic critical, inflicting Earth magic damage on all enemies at 105 power. Does not stack in your inventory.

Japanese folklore holds that catfish cause earthquakes.

Invokes Gleygol (Hail) in combat, with automatic critical, inflicting Ice magic damage on all enemies at 150 power. Does not stack in your inventory.

Used to play the othello-like game set up by the carpenter who builds log houses, if you recruited him. Up to 9 stack in your inventory.

These are useless if you got either of the other two carpenters, so don't feel obligated to hang on to them.

Accessory for any character. Increases Attack Power by 10. Does not stack in your inventory.

Accessory for any character. Increases Mobility by 10. Does not stack in your inventory.

Ben Siron's handbook reports that, despite the description, this accessory has no discernable effect on preemptive attack rate.

Accessory for any character. No discernable effect. Does not stack in your inventory.

Ben Siron's handbook reports that this does not prevent instant death, regardless of claims to the contrary.

Accessory for any character. Sets critical rate for offensive magic to 50%, the maximum possible. Does not stack in your inventory.

Accessory for any character. Increases Wisdom by 10. Does not stack in your inventory.

Accessory for Bosch and Lin Pu. Increases random encounter rate. Does not stack in your inventory.

Accessory for any character. Decreases random encounter rate. Does not stack in your inventory.

Accessory for any character. Increases Mobility by 10. Does not stack in your inventory.

Accessory for any character. Recovers 1 HP per step taken. Does not stack in your inventory.

Accessory for any character. No discernable effect. Does not stack in your inventory.

Ben Siron's handbook reports that this does not increase Guts, regardless of the name and description.

Accessory for any character. Prevents Rotting (and therefore Zombie) status. Does not stack in your inventory.

Romero is a village in BoF1 with something of a zombie problem, as well as a real-life director known for making zombie films. Kramer, I have no idea.

Accessory for any character. Prevents Sleep status. Does not stack in your inventory.

Here it would have made sense to abbreviate or replace "earring" instead of "dream". Maybe as "DreamRG"?

Accessory for any character. Prevents instant death and recovers 1 HP per step taken. Does not stack in your inventory.

Accessory for any character. Increases Defense Power by 10. Does not stack in your inventory.

Accessory for any character. Prevents Curse status. Does not stack in your inventory.

Accessory for any character. Prevents Sleep, Curse, Poison, and Rotting status. Does not stack in your inventory.

Nameless item. Not usable, but up to 9 stack in your inventory, for what it's worth.

Accessory for any character. Provides partial immunity (offensive spells may inflict 0 damage). Does not stack in your inventory.

Nameless item. Not usable, but up to 9 stack in your inventory, for what it's worth.

Nameless item. Not usable, but up to 9 stack in your inventory, for what it's worth.

Presumably used for chest contents. Not usable, and does not stack in your inventory.

Presumably used for chest contents. Not usable, and does not stack in your inventory.

Presumably used for chest contents. Not usable, and does not stack in your inventory.

Presumably used for chest contents. Not usable, and does not stack in your inventory.

Plot item. Does not stack in your inventory.

Name based on the related boss Algernon.

Usable on one ally in or out of combat, but has no apparent effect. Does not stack in your inventory.

まんじゅう (manjuu) is a type of Japanese steamed bun with any of a wide variety of fillings.

I always thought that was a minor typo for "[This is a] No-good local specialty", but it's supposed to be more "[There is] No [such thing as a] good local specialty".

Nameless item. Not usable, and does not stack in your inventory.

Nameless item. Not usable, and does not stack in your inventory.

Necessary to enter a certain dungeon. Use it when inside to exit (out of combat only).