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Shiny Vault (TCG)

Shiny Vault has several referrals:
* For the subset of the set featuring Shiny Pokémon, see Hidden Fates (TCG)
* For the subset of the set also featuring Shiny Pokémon, see Shining Fates (TCG)
* For the cards in the set featuring Shiny Pokémon, see Paldean Fates (TCG)
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Shiny rare card (TCG)

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Shiny rare is a type of rarity in the Pokémon Trading Card Game, introduced in the expansion, though the rarity was heavily redefined in the expansion. Shiny rare cards are a variant of that showcase Pokémon in their shiny forms. These cards are also s and can be identified through having a hollowed out gold stars () as their rarity symbol. Before the Scarlet & Violet Series, this rarity was referred to as "Rare Shiny" in the expansion and "Shiny Rare" in the expansion; in both of these expansions this rarity was denoted with the () rarity symbol.
The Asian equivalent of this rarity is the shiny rare rarity denoted by the () rarity symbol, these cards are limited to being found in select High Class expansion sets.
==In the Scarlet & Violet Series==
===Examples of Shiny rare cards===
A Shiny rarePokémon card
===List of Shiny rare cards===
==See also==
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Category:Pokémon trading card classifications
Shiny ultra rare card (TCG)

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Shiny ultra rare is a type of rarity in the Pokémon Trading Card Game, introduced in the expansion. Shiny ultra rare cards are a variant of s that showcase chase Pokémon in their shiny forms. Shiny ultra rare card are Full Art s and can be identified through having two hollowed out gold stars () as their rarity symbol. Before the introduction of the shiny ultra rare rarity, it was referred to as "Rare Shiny GX" in the expansion and "Shiny Rare V or VMAX" in the expansion, in both of these expansions this rarity was denoted with the () rarity symbol.
The Asian equivalent this rarity is the shiny super rare rarity denoted by the () rarity symbol, these cards are limited to being found in select High Class expansion sets.
==In the Scarlet & Violet Series==
===Examples of Shiny ultra rare cards===
A Shiny ultra rarePokémon ex card
A Shiny ultra rareTera Pokémon ex card
===List of Shiny ultra rare cards===
==See also==
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Category:Pokémon trading card classifications
Shinya Fukumatsu

Shinya Fukumatsu (Japanese: ふくまつ進紗 Fukumatsu Shinya) is a Japanese voice actor for .
==Biography==
Fukumatsu was born on November 30, 1958, in what was once , . He started work on the with as character of the day Dr. Ferrara, before gaining his first notable role during as 's butler Hobbes. Fukumatsu is currently affiliated with .
==Pokémon roles==
===Animation===
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* Dr. Ferrara
* Hobbes
==Other non-Pokémon roles==
* Gardener ()
* Performer A ()
* Jury ()
* Sang-jun ()
* Durham Glaster ()
* Senior Gunz Student ()
* Sake Store Owner ()
* Bride's father, Commander ()
* Yashichi ()
* Caster, Richard ()
* Arms dealer, Council Member 1 ()
* Ochre Second ()
* Soldier B ()
* Committee chairman ()
* Principal ()
* Captain, Invincible Captain ()
* 125 Pilot, Koyama, Ogata, Tomioka ()
* Ushi ()
* Rokube ()
* Captain, Head of State, Massoud Rachmadi, Ragna Harvey, Soldier ()
* Japanese Teacher ()
* Butler ()
* Akuma ()
* Jun Sonoda ()
* Bantou, Nakamuraya Head Clerk, Yorozu-ya Head Clerk ()
* Besser, Captain ()
* Hoshiina ()
* Doctor ()
* Yakuza ()
* Old Man ()
* Shopkeeper ()
* Enemy A ()
* Right Behind You Haha!! ()
* Editor Nomura ()
* Head of Security Section ()
* Earl Trancy ()
* Kyujiro Hayashi ()
* Fox, Trader A ()
* Campaigner, Setsuko's Father ()
* Kichitarou Mitaka ()
* Butler ()
* Kisuke Maboroshi ()
* Cop ()
* Father Simon ()
* Vance Bahren ()
* Gōka Shirogane ()
* Cassini ()
* Osoi ()
* Principal ()
* Sawamura ()
* Doctor Stanley ()
===Theatrical animation===
* Magician ()
===Video game roles===
* Crunch Bandicoot ()
* Denka ()
* Shūchi ()
* Nagase Genjirō ()
* Goons ()
* Sigismund Dijkstra ()
* Captain Whisker ()
===Tokusatsu===
* ( (ep. 22))
* ( (ep. 21))
==External links==
* Anime News Network
* Mausu Promotion profile
Fukumatsu, Shinya
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Shinya Mizuno

Shinya Mizuno (Japanese: ミズノシンヤ Mizuno Shinya) is an illustrator who has contributed artwork to the Pokémon Trading Card Game. Thus far, Mizuno has illustrated cards, the first of which was from the expansion.
A full list of cards illustrated by Mizuno can be found here.
==Works==
===Other works===
Title 	Platform 	Release date	Position
ミズノシンヤの視点 	Hardcover	2021-03-31 	Author
==External links==
* Personal website
* Twitter
* Tumblr
* Pixiv
* ArtStation
Mizuno, Shinya
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ja:ミズノシンヤ
Shion Wakayama

Shion Wakayama (Japanese: 若山詩音 Shion Wakayama) is a Japanese voice actor for Pokémon animation.
==Biography==
Shion was born on Feb 10, 1998, Chiba Prefecture, Japan. Shion became a voice actor in 2006. Her first Pokémon role is voicing Ohara, in Pokémon: Paldean Winds.
==Pokémon roles==
===Animation===
====Pokémon: Paldean Winds====
* Ohara
==Other non-Pokémon roles==
* Mie, Ai ()
* Inoue, Takina ()
* Destiny ()
* Minami, Yume ()
* Tokutomi, Izumi ()
* Yukari ()
==External links==
Wakayama, Shion
Shiori Sakurai

Shiori Sakurai (Japanese: 櫻井しおり Sakurai Shiori), formerly known as Azu Sakura (Japanese: 桜あず Sakura Azu), is a Japanese voice actress for .
==Biography==
Sakurai was born on January 26, 1995 and became a voice actress as an adult, which landed her a few roles in a number of Japanese anime series, mostly with the supporting cast. She joined the during , where her biggest role to date was newscaster and sports announcer . Sakurai was formerly affiliated with the talent agency 01 Familia, before joining the talent agency Space Craft in 2019.
==Pokémon roles==
===Animation===
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=====Humans=====
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=====Pokémon=====
* (SM094)
* (SM100)
====I Choose You! trilogy====
* Risa's friend
===Video games===
====Pokémon Masters EX====
* Candice
==Other non-Pokémon roles==
* Osaki ( (ep. 3))
* Mei Hatsume ()
==External links==
* Twitter
* Anime News Network
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Shirataki

Shirataki (Japanese: シラタキ Shirataki) is a character of the day who appeared in Aiming for the Top Floor!. She is one of the ninjas in the Kantonian Gym, and is in charge of its third floor.
Shirataki gave and a target trial, where the aim was to hit a target with three . Ash and were successful, but outshone them by hitting three different target boards with ease. The trio was subsequently able to advance to Charlie Charma's floor. 's aim, on the other hand, was so poor that it endangered everyone else, and she was forced to remain on the third floor to perfect her throwing technique.
==Voice actors==
==Trivia==
* In the original version, Shirataki, like her fellow ninjas at the Kantonian Gym, ends her sentences with a particular phrase or word—in her case, "desu".
==Names==
Language 	Name 	Origin
Japanese 	シラタキ Shirataki 	From 白滝 (a variety of noodles)
English, Italian 	Shirataki 	Same as Japanese
Brazilian Portuguese	Sheila 	
Category:Female characters
Category:Animation characters
Category:Alola characters of the day
Category:Ninjas
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Shiro

Shiro (Japanese: ジロウ Jirō) is a character of the day who appeared in the episode Two Hits and a Miss.
Shiro is a who earned himself the nickname of "Dojo Destroyer" after he had claimed victory over 11 fighting dojos. After each victory, he would take their plaques as trophies in the hopes of gaining his future students' respect.
Shiro showed up at 's dojo one day, saying he wanted to battle it in order to achieve his goal of becoming a and opening his own Fighting Dojo in his hometown. Kenzo accepted Shiro's battle challenge, but forfeited because of his bad back. Kenzo did not want his granddaughter Chigusa to be the next Shihan, but because he could not battle himself, he allowed her to battle Shiro instead. She eventually succeeded in defeating Shiro after training with , by using her . Shiro then told Kenzo that he saw why his dojo had such an excellent reputation, with Kenzo replying that he was gracious in defeat.
==Pokémon==
This listing is of Shiro's Pokémon in :
==Trivia==
* Shiro's name was likely lost in translation, as ジ Ji is derivative of シ Shi with a diacritical mark.
==Voice actors==
Category:Animation characters
Category:Fighting-type Trainers
Category:Johto characters of the day
Category:Male characters
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Shiver Camp

Shiver Camp (Japanese: ブルブルキャンプ Shivering Camp) is an area in .
The Shiver Camp is a base used by a Pokémon research team in the east of Hia Valley. The team studies Pokémon that live in cold environments. The cheerful research team is led by Murph's father. There is very little in the village due to it being in a remote location.
==Demographics==
Shiver Camp's population is seven, making it the least-populated location in Almia. This is due to it being a remote location and its cold climate.
===Notable Residents===
*Pamur
==Wild Pokémon==
==Team Dim Sun==
==Quests==
These are the quests which can be found in Shiver Camp:
			
==Obstacles==
Image	Name 	Description 	Field Move	Hidden Pokémon
 	Ice Wall	An imposing ice wall that formed overnight. It can often be seen in cold regions.	Burn 	
==Layout==
==Trivia==
==Names==
Language	Name 	Origin
Japanese	ブルブルキャンプ Shivering Camp 	From ブルブル buruburu (onomatopoeia for shivering) and camp.
English 	Shiver Camp 	From its Japanese name.
French 	Campement Froidur 	From froid (cold).
German 	Camp Fröstel 	From frösteln (shiver) and frost.
Italian 	Campo Sottozero 	Means "Below zero".
Spanish 	Estación Álgida 	From álgido (algid).
==Related articles==
Category:Almia locations
Category:Settlements
Category:Shadows of Almia locations
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it:Campo Sottozero
ja:ブルブルキャンプ
zh:凛冽研究营
Shizuka

Shizuka (Japanese: シズカ Shizuka) is a Warrior in .
==In the games==
===Availability and default Pokémon===
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====Unobtainable links====
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==Trivia==
===Historical origin===
静 Shizuka is the name given to 桂林院 Keirin-in, Ujiyasu's daughter and Katsuyori's wife, by the game Nobunaga's Ambition.
Category:Pokémon Conquest characters
Category:Rock-type Trainers
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Shizuka Itō

Shizuka Itō (Japanese: 伊藤静 Itō Shizuka) is a Japanese voice actress for . She was born on December 5, 1980 in , .
In 2012, on her 32nd birthday, she announced that she had married. She is also a famous singer in her other career.
==Pokémon roles==
===Animation===
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* 
==Other non-Pokémon roles==
* Haruka Morishima ()
* Fujiko Etō ()
* Kei Enomoto ()
* Rei Hasekura ()
* Himawari Kunogi ()
* Saya Kamijo ()
* Hildegarde ()
* Misa Kakizaki ()
* Lenalee Lee ()
* Hinagiku Katsura ()
* Minako Aino/Sailor Venus ()
* Tomoko Higashikata(Episode 31 onwards) ()
* Boota, Darry ()
* Widowmaker ()
* Kaori Kanzaki ()
* Iori Fate Setsuna ()
* Wilhelmina Carmel ()
* Irina Jelávic ()
* Chiemi Dōmoto, Suzuka Itō, Aya, Catherine Weller ()
* Flare Corona ()
* Nanako Ohara ()
===Dubbing roles===
* Ahsoka Tano ()
* Tawny Dean () ()
==External links==
* Twitter
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ja:伊藤静
Shizune

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Shizune (Japanese: シズネ Shizune) is a minor non-playable character from Pokémon Scarlet and Violet. She is the daughter of the Mossui Town 's caretaker.
==In the core series games==
Shizune makes an appearance in The Teal Mask. She is a that can be battled on Reveler's Road.
===Pokémon===
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===Quotes===
* Before battle
:"Kitakami Hall is bursting full of fun things to check out!"
* Upon being defeated
:"The Festival of Masks is at Kitakami Hall too!"
* After being defeated
:"Have you met the caretaker at the community center? He's actually my dad."
==In animation==
===Pokémon Horizons: The Series===
Shizune appeared in HZ069, participating in the Countryside Harvest Festival. She was seen being tended to by Mollie, as she and lot of other festival participants had blisters on their feet due to the sandals used with the traditional festival jinbei. She and the others were helped by Liko, Roy and Dot. Later, she thanked Roy for helping her earlier that night, which led to her father, the 's caretaker, allowing the Rising Volt Tacklers to visit the Crystal Pool.
====Voice actors====
==Names==
Language 	Name 	Origin
Japanese 	シズネ Shizune 	
English, German	Shizune 	
French 	Lucile 	
Italian 	Agnese 	
Spanish 	Paola 	
Korean 	하은 Ha-eun 	
Chinese () 	寧音/宁音 Níngyīn 	
Chinese () 	寧音 Nìhngyām 	
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Category:Game characters
Category:Scarlet and Violet characters
Category:Female characters
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Shizurow

Shizurow is an illustrator for the Pokémon Trading Card Game. Their first illustrations were featured in the expansion.
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Sho

:For the character of the day from A Bout With Sprout whose Japanese name is Shō, see Zackie.
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Sho (Japanese: ショウ Shō) is a character of the day who appeared in Pika and Goliath!. He specializes in the evolutionary line.
Sho initially came off as incredibly arrogant, a trait seemingly shared by his and . When his Pichu came across Ash's Pikachu, it called its Trainer over. Sho assumed it was a Pikachu, and was going to attempt to catch it before explained it was his. Sho offered to trade his , , and for Pikachu in order to complete his evolution collection. Of course, Ash refused on all offers and Sho started to accuse Ash of being a weak , and not being able to handle Pikachu's power. 
From there on, he challenged Ash to a battle with his Raichu. Ash in turn uses Pikachu. Sho's Raichu knows two moves that Pikachu knows: and . However, since it's fully evolved, it also knows the move . One of Sho's battle strategies is to have Raichu pin down opponents with its tail and then fire a Hyper Beam at them for a finishing blow at point blank range, proving to be brutal, if not merciless. He enacted this technique on Ash's Pikachu which injured it so much that it needed to be sent to the Pokémon Center in critical condition.
Later on, Ash challenged him to a rematch. This time, Pikachu went on to defeat Raichu. Sho seemed to have a change of heart, accepting Ash and Pikachu's battling abilities and admitting defeat.
==Pokémon==
===On hand===
===Mentioned===
Sho offered these Pokémon for a trade with Ash's Pikachu to complete his collection, but Ash rejected all the offers, not wanting to give up his best friend.
		
==Voice actors==
==Trivia==
* Sho has a similar personality as Lt. Surge as well as Pokémon choice. Both can be arrogant but will admit defeat and gain respect for the one who defeated them.
* In the English dub, Sho speaks using contemporary street slang, using terms like "homeboy", and "noob".
* In both English and Japanese, his name can be extracted from the word shock, which makes sense considering his team is made up of Pokémon.
* He is the second character named Shō in Japanese who wanted Ash's Pikachu for himself, the first being Zackie. Also like him, he first mistook Pikachu for a wild Pokémon.
Category:Sinnoh characters of the day
Category:Animation characters
Category:Male characters
Category:Electric-type Trainers
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Shoal Salt

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The Shoal Salt (Japanese: あさせのしお Shoal Salt) is a type of item introduced in Generation III. In Hoenn, it can be used along with Shoal Shells to make Shell Bells.
==In the core series games==
===Price===
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In the Generation V games, the Shoal Salt can be sold to the on for 7000.
===Effect===
In Hoenn, the can give four Shoal Salt and four Shoal Shells to the old man in Shoal Cave to make a Shell Bell.
===Description===
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==Gallery==
===Sprites===
===Models===
Model from
==Trivia==
* Due to a mistake in the Pokémon Diamond and Pearl: Official Nintendo Player's Guide, there was a rumor that the Shoal Salt functions like the Leftovers in Generation IV. However, this was an error; the Shell Bell (which is created from Shoal Salt and Shoal Shells) is the item that functions similarly to Leftovers.
==In other languages==
Category:Exchangeable items
Category:Valuable items
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Shoal Shell

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The Shoal Shell (Japanese: あさせのかいがら Shoal Seashell) is a valuable item introduced in Generation III. In Hoenn, it can be used along with Shoal Salt to make Shell Bells.
==In the core series games==
===Price===
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In the Generation V games, the Shoal Shell can be sold to the inside the Icirrus City Pokémon Center for 7000.
===Effect===
In Hoenn, the can give four Shoal Salt and four Shoal Shells to the old man in Shoal Cave to make a Shell Bell.
===Description===
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==Gallery==
===Sprites===
===Models===
Model from
==In other languages==
Category:Exchangeable items
Category:Valuable items
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es:Concha cardumen
fr:CoquilleTréfonds
it:Gusciondoso
ja:あさせのかいがら
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Shock Drive

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The Shock Drive (Japanese: イナズマカセット Lightning Cassette) is a type of held item introduced in Generation V. It is one of the Drives, which are associated with . It corresponds to the type.
==In the core series games==
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===Effect===
====In battle====
If the holder uses , it becomes an move.
Changes a holding this item to its Shock Drive form. Item-manipulating effects (such as and ) cannot give Genesect a Drive or remove a Drive from Genesect.
====Outside of battle====
Changes a holding this item to its Shock Drive form.
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==In animation==
===Pokémon the Series===
====Genesect and the Legend Awakened====
The Shock Drive, along with the other Drives, appeared in the Genesect and the Legend Awakened, attached to a member of the Genesect Army. While it was used with the same purpose of changing the type of in the movie, it was also the key item to tell its owner apart from the other Genesect.
==In the manga==
===Pokémon Adventures===
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From Mr. Perfect to Innocent Scientist, Colress used a to battle against . After falling for one of Blake's taunts, Colress angrily switched the Drive on Genesect's back for a Shock Drive in order to put Blake's Dewott at a disadvantage against the Paleozoic Pokémon. Once Blake had defeated and Genesect, he obtained the Shock Drive in the process. The Shock Drive was later given to the in order to reverse-engineer another set of Burn, Chill, and Douse Drives.
==In other languages==
==External links==
==Related articles==
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Shock Factor (Skill)

Shock Factor (Japanese: まひ相手攻撃時能力５種↓ Five Stat Reduction When Attacking Paralyzed Opponent) is a family of s in .
==Effect==
When the Pokémon successfully uses an attack move against an opponent that is , it has a chance of lowering the target's , , , , and by one stat rank each. The skill can range from Shock Factor 1 to Shock Factor 9, with higher numbered skills resulting in a higher chance of lowering the target's stats. Shock Factor 9 will always lower the target's stats. The skill applies to the Pokémon's attack moves, including buddy moves, but not sync moves or max moves.
Skill rank 	Chance of effect
Shock Factor 1	20%
Shock Factor 2	30%
Shock Factor 3	40%
Shock Factor 4	50%
Shock Factor 5	60%
Shock Factor 6	70%
Shock Factor 7	80%
Shock Factor 8	90%
Shock Factor 9	100%
==Availability==
===Shock Factor 1===
====As grid skill (yellow tiles)====
===Shock Factor 9===
====As passive skill====
==In other languages==
Category:Skill families
Category:Skills that activate when the target is affected by a status condition
Category:Skills that lower stats
Category:Skills that affect the target
Shock Recovery (Skill)

Shock Recovery (Japanese: ＥＦ時ＨＰ回復 HP Recovery in Electric Field) is a in .
==Effect==
The Pokémon recovers when it takes an action while the on the battlefield is . The skill applies to the Pokémon's attack and status moves, including buddy moves, but not sync moves or max moves. The amount recovered depends on the skill rank; currently, only Shock Recovery 1 is available on scoutable sync pairs, so 6% of the user's maximum HP is restored after taking an action.
==Availability==
===Shock Recovery 1===
====As grid skill (yellow tiles)====
==In other languages==
Category:Skills that activate in terrain
Category:Skills that restore HP
Category:Skills that affect the user
Shock Wave (move)

Shock Wave (Japanese: でんげきは Electrical Shock Wave) is a damage-dealing move introduced in Generation III. It was TM34 in Generation III, Generation IV, and in .
==Effect==
Shock Wave inflicts damage and bypasses checks to always hit, unless the target is in the semi-invulnerable turn of a move such as or .
Shock Wave can be used as the second move of a Pokémon Contest combination, with the user gaining 2 bonus appeal points if was used in the previous turn. It is also part of a Contest Spectacular combination, with the user gaining an extra three appeal points if was used in the prior turn.
==Description==
Zaps the target with a jolt of electricity that never misses.
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==In animation==
===Pokémon animated series===
==In the manga==
===Be the Best! Pokémon B+W===
===Pokémon Adventures===
* In Rayquaza Redemption I, 's , Rara, was revealed to know Shock Wave via , but she has never been shown using the move.
===Pocket Monsters Platinum: Aim to Be Battle King!!===
==In other generations==
===Core series games===
===Side series games===
===Spin-off series games===
==In other languages==
Category:Moves usable in Pokémon Sword and Shield
Category:Moves usable in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet
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Shocked Hit Freebie (Skill)

Shocked Hit Freebie (Japanese: まひ相手攻撃時次回ゲージ消費無 No Gauge Consumption Next When Attacking Paralyzed Opponent) is a family of s in .
==Effect==
When the Pokémon successfully uses an attack move against an opponent that is , the user has a chance of gaining the Free Move Next effect. The skill can range from Shocked Hit Freebie 1 to Shocked Hit Freebie 9, with higher numbered skills resulting in a higher chance of applying the Free Move Next effect. Shocked Hit Freebie 9 will always apply the Free Move Next effect. The skill applies to the Pokémon's attack moves, including buddy moves, but not sync moves or max moves.
Skill rank 	Chance of effect
Shocked Hit Freebie 1	20%
Shocked Hit Freebie 2	30%
Shocked Hit Freebie 3	40%
Shocked Hit Freebie 4	50%
Shocked Hit Freebie 5	60%
Shocked Hit Freebie 6	70%
Shocked Hit Freebie 7	80%
Shocked Hit Freebie 8	90%
Shocked Hit Freebie 9	100%
==Availability==
===Shocked Hit Freebie 4===
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====As grid skill (yellow tiles)====
===Shocked Hit Freebie 9===
====As grid skill (yellow tiles)====
==In other languages==
Category:Skill families
Category:Skills that activate when the user's attack move is successful
Category:Skills that activate when the target is affected by a status condition
Category:Skills that apply positive status changes
Category:Skills that affect the user