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Even if it only comes up once a day, getting a proper full heal makes the training-grind way faster/easier and you don't need to use as many heal items. Spirit Pitcher is straight F and Quick Pitcher is absolutely B or A. Throwing items takes away from your ability to do the support feature to gain OP or from using commands -> being able to use items quicker means you can do everything else quicker. Plus, if you care about getting OP from items, quick pitcher makes that even faster. OP is so easy to gain in this game, there's no need to gain extra from items. I can't believe you put Spirit Pitcher over Quick Pitcher. It isn't huge so it isn't game breaking but it IS nice. It turns your single-target items into a small AOE.

Range Expansion applies to ALL items, not just AOE items. It's F tier before post-game and A post-game. It does take a lot of experience (and time) to go from 30 to 50 so the passive boost is helpful. Heart Master is nice post-story so you can level up your tamer level faster.

Digimon world next order materials