The (Practically) Infinite Moves List

[FabuVinny]

If you ever need to teach a lot of moves to your Pokémon, (for contests, for example,) then there being only one of a lot of moves in each game can be annoying. So this is a list of all the moves that can be bought and used time and time again, (provided you have the money, of course.)

I will not be using the Gamecube games for this as they have no variety. The coupon exchange has the same TMs as the Mauville Game Corner and the Under/Realgam Pokémarts have the same TMs as Lilycove City and Hidden Power. I'm also only doing the 3rd generation due to the lack of backwards compatability.

Tell me if I've missed anything. :-D

HMs

HM01 – Cut
HM02 – Fly
HM03 – Surf
HM04 – Strength
HM05 – Flash
HM06 – Rock Smash
HM07 – Waterfall
HM08 – Dive

TMs

TM05 – Roar (1,000) Celadon Department Store
TM10 – Hidden Power (3,000) Slateport Market
TM13 – Ice Beam (4,000*) Mauville/Celadon Game Corner
TM14 – Blizzard (5,500) Lilycove Department Store
TM15 – Hyper Beam (7,500) Lilycove/Celadon Department Store
TM16 – Light Screen (3,000) Lilycove Department Store
TM17 – Protect (3,000) Lilycove Department Store
TM20 – Safeguard (3,000) Lilycove Department Store
TM21 – Frustration (0) Pacifidlog Town
TM23 – Iron Tail (3,500*) Celadon Game Corner
TM24 – Thunderbolt (4,000*) Mauville/Celadon Game Corner
TM25 – Thunder (5,500) Lilycove Department Store
TM27 – Return (0) Pacifidlog Town
TM28 – Dig (2,000) Celadon Department Store
TM29 – Psychic (3,500*) Mauville Game Corner
TM30 – Shadow Ball (4,500*) Celadon Game Corner
TM31 – Brick Break (3,000) Celadon Department Store
TM32 – Double Team (1,500*) Mauville Game Corner
TM33 – Reflect (3,000) Lilycove Department Store
TM35 – Flamethrower (4,000*) Mauville Game Corner
TM38 – Fire Blast (5,500) Lilycove Department Store
TM43 – Secret Power (3,000) Slateport Market, Celadon Department Store
TM45 – Attract (3,000) Celadon Department Store

*Price in casino coins. Note that two regular coins equal one casino coin.

Battle Frontier Move Tutors

Body Slam (48)
Counter (48)
Defence Curl (16)
Dream Eater (24)
Endure (48)
Fire Punch (48)
Ice Punch (48)
Icy Wind (24)
Mega Kick (48)
Mega Punch (24)
Mud-Slap (24)
Psych Up (48)
Rock Slide (48)
Seismic Toss (24)
Snore (24)
Softboiled (16)
Swift (24)
Swords Dance (48)
Thunderpunch (48)
Thunder Wave (48)

 

[Pieomon]

There's also the breading aspect of TM passing, where you can pass moves to multiple pokemon if you are good enough at chain-breeding. Rest is an example as many pokemon can learn it.

 

[Æsahættr]

That's true, along with egg moves of TM's that can be chain-bred