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Cyberized

## Summary

Cyberized is a status condition introduced in Generation 9. It is the status condition associated with the Steel type. A Pokémon afflicted with Cyberized is unable to heal its HP via any means. Additionally, any time that Pokémon increases its stats through means other than an opponent using a stat raising move, the Pokémon will lose HP.

Steel types cannot gain the Cyberized status condition.

## Formula/Examples

The formula for damage dealt is (( Number of Stats raised/2)x(Total number of stat increases x2))+2=% HP lost upon completion of the stat raise. The HP lost is increased with the stat boosts and based off how many stats are boosted at once, plus a modifier to account to make repeated use of weaker stat raising boosts inefficient.

Examples

Sharpen increases the users attack stat by 1 stage. (1/2)x(1x2)= 1. 1+2= 3% HP lost

Swords dance increases the users attack stat by 2 stages. (1/2)x(2x2)= 2. 2+2=4% HP lost. Less than twice the previous.

Bulk up increases the users attack and defense stat by 1 stage each. (2/2)x(2x2)=4. 4+2=6% HP lost. More than the previous, despite the same amount of boost.

Common Causes
 Metal Spell | Move
 Secret Power | Move

## Scenarios

Effects that also drop a stat, such as Curse or Shell Smash, do not consider the stat dropped in calculations at all.

The healing blocking effect extends to moves used by other or opposing Pokémon.
Bench

## Summary

Bench is a tower playable within the Game Tower of the War Towers. It is unlocked after beating the Hazardous tower, and costs sacrificing 100 level 1 Pokémon who are the first in their evolutionary line to attempt. The tower has 15 floors.

The tower is a rotation battle tower, with a four Pokémon limit.

The tower is played under Competitive Rules, however the battlefield has a permanent, uneven modifier. Under this modifier, every 5 turns, if the challenging trainer has any fainted Pokémon at the end of the turn, one of their Pokémon will be revived to full HP and have their status restored, however they will not restore any lost PP.

## Trainer Encounters

The tower is comprised entirely of randomly generated team, with an increase in difficulty from start to finish. As the tower progresses, teams get stronger, but especially get much bulkier and stallier, with protective moves, Substitute, as well as moves that inflict Haunted and other PP draining moves and abilities.
Deltium Z

## Summary

Deltium Z is a Z Crystal introduced in Generation 9. When held specifically by a Delteon with the move Magnitude, it allows it to use the move Richter Fucker!!!!!!!!!! The Player receives it after beating Mack in the Alco Prison.

Richter Fucker!!!!!!!!!! is a damaging physical move that deals a large amount of damage, has a 50% chance to inflict Sunken on the target Pokémon, and deals some damage through protection. It also cannot miss.

Being a Z Crystal, it may only be activated once per game, and only if no other member of the users team has used a Z move that game. It also cannot be tricked, switched, flung, knocked off or stolen.

## Move Changes

Move Data
 Richter Fucker!!!!!!!!!!

## Scenarios

Deltium Z equipped on any Pokémon other than a Delteon will have no effect.
Endurance

## Summary

Endurance is a tower playable within the Game Tower of the War Towers. It is unlocked after beating the Unbalanced tower, and costs $25,000,000 in game currency to attempt. The tower has 50 floors.

The tower is a single battle tower. It starts with a modified six Pokémon limit, but it is possible for The Player to lose Pokémon, reducing their team size.

The tower is played under Competitive Rules, with the exception of team sizes should The Player lose Pokémon. In between battles, as per usual, The Players Pokémon's HP, PP, status and items are fully restored. However, in this tower, The Player's fainted Pokémon are not revived in between waves, and as such, if a Pokémon is lost, they are lost for the rest of the tower attempt.

## Trainer Encounters

This tower is comprised entirely of randomly generated teams, which increase vastly in difficulty and format relevance from start to finish.
Clear Sky Cannon

## Summary

Clear Sky Cannon is a Flying type move introduced in Generation 9. It is a damaging special move that has high base power, but requires a turn to charge if there is any weather on the field.

Move Data

Pokémon who learn the move
 Psyduck/Golduck
 Zapdos
 Lugia
 Swablu/Altaria
 Rayquaza
 Rotom-Fan

## Scenarios

If a Pokémon using Clear Sky Cannon is outsped and weather is put up, or otherwise weather is put up after selecting Clear Sky Cannon but before it is used, the turn the move would have been used will become the charging turn.
Whet Stone

## Summary

Whet Stone is an item introduced in Generation 9. When held by a Pokémon, it increases the power of their critical hits by 1.3x, after the calculation from the crit itself. This boost is 60% of the boost from Sniper, but also stacks with Sniper.

## Formula/Examples

Formula is [(Base Power)x(Crit boost)]x[(Sniper boost)x(Whet Stone boost)], or [Base Powerx1.5]x[1.5, with Sniperx1.3]= (BPx1.5)x(1.95)

For example, Pound has 40 base power. 40= 40 power

Pound with a critical hit has (40x1.5)= 60 power

Pound with crit and Whet Stone has (40x1.5)x(1.3)=60x1.3= 78 power

Pound with crit, Whet Stone and Sniper has (40x1.5)x(1.3x1.5)=60x1.95= 117 power
Quill Shot

## Summary

Quill Shot is a Grass type move introduced in Generation 9. It is a damaging physical move that deals damage to the opposing Pokémon, but disables the user from using certain on-contact effects until they swap out.

Move Data

Disabled Effects
 Cute Charm
 Rough Skin
 Perish Body
 Baneful Bunker

Pokémon who learn the move
 Zigzagoon/Linoone
 Cacnea/Cacturne
 Maractus
 Chespin/Quilladin/Chesnaught
 Togedemaru
 Zigzagoon-Galar/Linoone-Galar/Obstagoon

## Scenarios

The "dequilled" state also prevents the negative effects on the user from being contacted by a Hariyama holding Arm Hair.

Only the contact effects of Spiky Shield, Baneful Bunker, King's Shield and Obstruct are effected. The move will still provide protection, but will not inflict the adverse effect upon contact.
Cloudium Z

## Summary

Cloudium Z is a Z Crystal introduced in Generation 9. When held specifically by a Cloudeon with the move Clear Sky Cannon, it allows it to use the move Holy Fuck the Sky is Falling! The Player receives it after beating Planepusher Perry in the Alco Prison.

Holy Fuck the Sky is Falling! is a damaging special move that deals a large amount of damage, has a 50% chance to inflict Vertigo on the target Pokémon, and deals some damage through protective moves. It also cannot miss.

Being a Z Crystal, it may only be activated once per game, and only if no other member of the users team has used a Z move that game. It also cannot be tricked, switched, flung, knocked off or stolen.

## Move Changes

Move Data
 Holy Fuck the Sky is Falling!

## Scenarios

Cloudium Z equipped on any Pokémon other than a Cloudeon will have no effect.
Weakness

## Summary

Weakness is a Fighting type move introduced in Generation 9, as the Reverse HM of Strength. It is a two-turn status move that drops the opposing Pokémon's corresponding stats equal to the stat boosts of the user. Outside of battle, it prevents The Player from opening certain gates.

Move Data

## Example

If the user has +2 stages in their Attack and Special Attack stats, when this move hits the opposing Pokémon it will reduce the opposing Pokémon's Attack and Special Attack by 2 stages each. The user will keep their stat boosts.

Pokémon who learn the move
 Pawniard, Bisharp
 Pangoro
Unbreakable Surge

## Summary

Unbreakable Surge is an ability introduced in Generation 9. It summons Unbreakable Terrain on the field when the Pokémon switches in or gains this ability.

Ability Data

Applicable Pokémon
 Stakataka
 Stonjourner

## Scenarios

Unbreakable Surge will override any terrain currently on the field, except for Rising Terrain and Austere Terrain.

If the user is holding the Terrain Extender item, the terrain will be summoned for 8 turns instead of 5.
Unbreakable Seed

## Summary

Unbreakable Seed is an item introduced in Generation 9 as the Rock type Terrain Seed.

When a Pokémon holding Unbreakable Seed is exposed to Unbreakable Terrain, they will immediately consume the seed, depleting it. The Pokémon's Defense stat will then be raised one stage.

Potential Synergies
 Archeops/Minior
Crystalium Z

## Summary

Crystalium Z is a Z Crystal introduced in Generation 9. When held specifically by a Crystaleon with the move Accelerock, it allows it to use the move Drop a Mountain on their Asses. The Player receives it after beating Saulamander in the Alco Prison.

Drop a Mountain on their Asses is a damaging physical move that deals a large amount of damage, has a 50% chance to Petrify the target Pokémon, and deals some damage through protection. It also cannot miss.

Being a Z Crystal, it may only be activated once per game, and only if no other member of the users team has used a Z move that game. It also cannot be tricked, switched, flung, knocked off or stolen.

## Move Changes

Move Data
 Drop a Mountain on their Asses

## Scenarios

Crystalium Z equipped on any Pokémon other than a Crystaleon will have no effect.
Vaporium Z

## Summary

Vaporium Z is a Z Crystal introduced in Generation 9. When held specifically by a Vaporeon with the move Brine, it allows it to use the move Flood the Earth for 40 Years. The Player receives it after beating Darrel the Drowner in the Alco Prison.

Flood the Earth for 40 Years is a damaging special move that deals a large amount of damage, has a 50% chance to Drown the target Pokémon, and deals some damage through protective moves. It also cannot miss.

Being a Z Crystal, it may only be activated once per game, and only if no other member of the users team has used a Z move that game. It also cannot be tricked, switched, flung, knocked off or stolen.

## Move Changes

Move Data
 Flood the Earth for 40 Years

## Scenarios

Vaporium Z equipped on any Pokémon other than a Vaporeon will have no effect.
Rotom-Dozer

## Summary

Rotom-Dozer is an Electric/Ground type Pokémon introduced in the Generation 9 game Pokécrack Shit Brown, as an alternate form of the Generation 4 Pokémon Rotom.

## Lore

Rotom-Dozer is created when Rotom possesses a bulldozer. The form of Rotom-Dozer has a large bulldozer scoop on the front, which has full rotation ability around the body and can "throw" attacks at its opponent.

## Gameplay

Base Stats
 Rotom-Dozer

Move Changes
 Lost

Abilities
 Rotom-Dozer
Propeller Tail

## Summary

Propeller Tail is an ability introduced in Generation 8, but updated in Generation 9. It prevents the users moves from being redirected to a different target by any effect, and increases the users Speed stat one stage any time an opposing Pokémon attempts to redirect its moves.

Prior to Generation 9, it was identical to the ability Stalwart, and did not increase the users speed when Pokémon attempted to redirect its moves.

Ability Data

Applicable Pokémon
Pokécrack Wiki

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We're a collaborative community website about Pokécrack that anyone, including you, can build and expand. Wikis like this one depend on readers getting involved and adding content.

Click the "ADD NEW PAGE" button to get started! Alternatively, check out our Maintenance category page to find ways to contribute without having to start your whole own article.

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Aquatic Ascent

## Summary

Aquatic Ascent is a Water type move introduced in Generation 9 as the Reverse HM of Dive. It is a damaging physical move that allows the user to break free of any trapping moves and Leech Seed. It effectively has the same effect as Rapid Spin, but does not increase Speed or get rid of entry hazards. Outside of battle, it prevents The Player from going atop docks and piers.

Move Data

Pokémon who learn the move
 Tentacool/Tentacruel
 Staryu/Starmie
 Kabuto/Kabutops
 Torchic/Combusken/Blaziken
 Lotad/Lomre/Ludicolo
 Luvdisc
 Alomomola

## Scenarios

Aquatic Ascent does not break Arena Trap or Shadow Tag.

Aquatic Ascent does free the user from Ingrain.
Ability Hidden Abilities

## Summary

Ability Hidden Abilities were introduced in the Gen 9 game Pokécrack Shit Brown as a modification to select abilities. Through achieving incredibly specific breeding conditions, certain abilities will gain a special incredibly specific extra modifier, making them more effective in battles. The modified versions also cannot be Traced or otherwise copied on another Pokémon.
Huge Power

## Summary

Huge Power is an ability introduced in Generation 3, but updated in Generation 9. It doubles the users Attack stat if held naturally, or increases the users Attack stat by 1.5x if they ability is obtained by other means. It also halves the reduction in the power of physical moves due to Burn, from 0.5x to 0.25x.

Prior to Generation 9, it was almost identical to the ability Pure Power, and did not halve the reduction in the power of physical moves due to Burn.

Ability Data

Applicable Pokémon
 Bunnelby/Diggersby
Buzzium Z

## Summary

Buzzium Z is a Z Crystal introduced in Generation 9. When held specifically by a Buzzeon with the move Fel Stinger, it allows it to use the move Locusts Consume 99.99% of the Earth's Biomass. The Player receives it after beating Bee Car Barry in the Alco Prison.

Locusts Consume 99.99% of the Earth's Biomass is a damaging physical move that deals a large amount of damage, has a 50% chance to inflict Swarmed on the target Pokémon, and deals some damage through protective moves. It also cannot miss.

Being a Z Crystal, it may only be activated once per game, and only if no other member of the users team has used a Z move that game. It also cannot be tricked, switched, flung, knocked off or stolen.

## Move Changes

Move Data
 Locusts Consume 99.99% of the Earth's Biomass

## Scenarios

Buzzium Z equipped on any Pokémon other than a Buzzeon will have no effect.
Hollow Surge

## Summary

Hollow Surge is an ability introduced in Generation 9. It summons Hollow Terrain on the field when the Pokémon switches in or gains this ability.

Ability Data

Applicable Pokémon
 Blacephalon

## Scenarios

Hollow Surge will override any terrain currently on the field, except for Rising Terrain and Austere Terrain.

If the user is holding the Terrain Extender item, the terrain will be summoned for 8 turns instead of 5.
Sinking Terrain (Move)

## Summary

Sinking Terrain is a Ground type move introduced in Generation 9. It summons Sinking Terrain for 5 turns when used.

Move Data

Pokémon who learn the move
 Wormadam-Sandy
 Hippopotas/Hippowdown
 Sandaconda
 Delteon | Level up

## Scenarios

Sinking Terrain will override any terrain currently on the field, except for Austere Terrain.

If the user is holding the Terrain Extender item, the terrain will be summoned for 5 turns instead of 8.
White Smoke

## Summary

White Smoke is an ability introduced in Generation 3, but updated in Generation 9. It protects the user from stat drops from other Pokémon. It also allows the user to swap freely in or out, ignoring switch-restricting effects such as Honey Gather, Illuminate and Lantern.

Prior to Generation 9, it was almost identical to the abilities Clear Body and Full Metal Body, and did not protect the user from switch-restricting effects.

Ability Data

Applicable Pokémon
 Sizzlipede/Centiskorch
Choloronova

## Summary

Choloronova is a Grass/Fire type legendary Pokémon introduced in Pokécrack Stupidity.

## Lore

Thousands of years ago, only weeks after the splitting of Ynn, a miniature star fell from the sky into the center of the Mercrikée Region. The event caused a massive forest fire, destroying the center of the region and turning it into a harsh desert with a star in the middle. However, as the star expanded, it picked up the remaining seeds around it, and created a plant body surrounding the star in an entirely self-sustaining organism of sorts, being a plant that feeds off the sunlight it creates, and powers itself as a Pokémon in battle using that sunlight.

The desert it created would become the chaotic realm of Acthynn, and Choloronova became Acthynn's only true fear, and the only thing it and the creatures of the inner region would never attack.

## Gameplay

Base Stats

Physical Movepool
 Flare Blitz
 Natural Gift
 Power Whip
 Secret Power | Seed Bomb
 Vine Whip

Special Movepool
 Grass Knot
 Solar Beam

Status Movepool
 Sleep Talk

Abilities
Pages that need Link Work

## Summary

This is a page to categorize pages that are good, but have link troubles. This includes broken links to existing pages, broken redirects to external pages, or double redirects. It also includes dead-end pages, and all pages that have no links pointing towards it, and are therefore hard to find. Please be aware this last point does not apply to Category pages, as they have a separate linking system that shows no pointing links only on a technicality.

Links that link to the wrong page may also be posted here, or in the comments on this page.

This page should include all pages from Dead-end pages, Broken Redirects and Double Redirects.

Pages
 War Towers | Abundance of broken links
Industrial Surge

## Summary

Industrial Surge is an ability introduced in Generation 9. It summons Industrial Terrain on the field when the Pokémon switches in or gains this ability.

Ability Data

Applicable Pokémon
 Celesteela
 Kartana
 Stakataka

## Scenarios

Industrial Surge will override any terrain currently on the field, except for Rising Terrain and Austere Terrain.

If the user is holding the Terrain Extender item, the terrain will be summoned for 8 turns instead of 5.
Boxing Gloves

## Summary

Boxing Gloves is an item introduced in Generation 9. When held by a Pokémon, boosts the power of their punch-based attacks by 1.2x.

Boosted Moves

## Formula/Examples

The effected moves are boosted with the formula ((Base Power)x(Other Modifiers))x1.2. Because it triggers later than other effects, it multiplies after the effects of Iron Fist.

For example, Fire Punch.

Fire Punch with no modifier= 75 base power

Frie punch x Iron Fist boost= 75x1.2= 90 base power

(Fire punch + Iron Fist boost) x Boxing Gloves boost= 90xBoxing Gloves boost= 90 x 1.2= 108 power
Balance

## Summary

Balance is a Pokémon type added in Generation 9. It represents particularly intelligent Pokémon, or Pokémon with greater purpose within the universe. The type lacks specific physical characteristics, but often encompasses creatures with a very few features similar to those of Earthen animals, but just enough to fall within the Uncanny Valley.

Gameplay wise, it was designed as a counter to the rather overpowered Steel typing, and the powerful Dark typing, both introduced in Generation 2 to counter the overpowered Pokémon of Generation 1. As well, it adds some defensive capability to the otherwise defensively horrible Normal and Ice types.

Effectiveness

Pokémon List
 Quizlynn | Psychic/Balance

Move List
Libero

## Summary

Libero is an ability introduced in Generation 8, but updated in Generation 9. It changes the users type to match the move it is about to use. However, it increases the damage they take from not very effective attacks by 20%.

Prior to Generation 9, it was identical to the ability Protean, and did not increase the users damage taken from not very effective attacks.

Ability Data

Applicable Pokémon

## Scenarios

The users type will switch back to its base type when it swaps out.
Sun Plant

## Summary

Sun Plant is an item that, when held specifically by a Sunflora, effectively copies the Drought ability and puts up Harsh Sunlight upon Sunflora entering the field, although for only three turns instead of five. This does not take the place of Sunflora's ability, allowing them to keep Chlorphyll or Solar Power, and not have to use a turn to set up Sunny Day. It can be bought in the War Towers for 32 BP.

## Scenarios

A Sun Plant equipped on any Pokémon other than a Sunflora will have no effect.

If another weather condition is on the field, if it is not Extremely Harsh Sunlight, Heavy Rain, Delta Stream or Cloud Nine, Harsh Sunlight will override those effects for its duration.

If Sun Plant is removed from Sunflora, the effects of harsh sunlight will not end because of its removal.

Sun Plant activates at the very moment its holder is swapped in, including in between moves or before move selection.
Protective Cloak

## Summary

Protective Cloak is an item introduced in Generation 9. When held by a Pokémon, it protects that Pokémon from the effects of any terrain on the battlefield. It can be bought in the War Towers for 32 BP.

A Pokémon equipped with Protective Cloak will not take additional damage from attacks boosted by terrains, and will not be afflicted by affects of terrains, positively or negatively. Protective Cloak does not bypass protections granted to Pokémon who are effected by the terrain, however.

A Pokémon equipped with Protective Cloak will use and have used against it Terrain Pulse, Nature Power and Secret Power as though there were was no terrain on the field. The move Camouflage and the ability Mimic will have no effect.

Protective Cloak also prevents stat boosts from flung Terrain Seeds.
Pestilent Terrain

## Summary

Pestilent Terrain is a terrain introduced in Generation 9. It is the terrain associated with the Bug type.

When under the effects of Pestilent Terrain, all grounded Pokémon take 33% less damage from Fire, Flying and Rock type moves. It also deals 1/16 of each grounded Pokémon's max HP in damage each turn.

Pestilent Terrain has an effect on a number of moves, abilities, and items used under its effect.

Effects on Moves
 Secret Power | Has a 30% chance to make the target Pokémon fall asleep.
 Terrain Pulse
 Camouflage

Effects on Abilities

Effects on Items

Common Causes
 Pestilent Terrain | Move
Sky Armory

## Summary

Sky Armory is an item that, when held specifically by a Skarmory, increases their Attack, Special Attack, Defense, Special Defense and Speed by 1.5x, at the cost of restricting move choice to only one attacking move. It acts in the same way Choice Band and Assault Vest might, not allowing the user to select status moves, and only allowing them to select one move, and having to swap out to use another. It can be bought in the War Towers for 32 BP.

## Scenarios

A Sky Armory equipped on any Pokémon other than a Skarmory will have no effect.

If a Sky Armory is tricked onto a Skarmory before they use a status move, that status move will fail. However, if a Sky Armory is tricked onto a Skarmory before they complete an attacking move, that move will succeed, but it will be the "locked" move that Skarmory will be forced to use.

If a Skarmory is holding Sky Armory and is hit by the move Torment, it will have no choice but to use the move Struggle.
Monstrous Terrain

## Summary

Monstrous Terrain is a terrain introduced in Generation 9. It is the terrain associated with the Dragon type.

When under the effects of Monstrous Terrain, all grounded Fairy type Pokémon lose their immunity to Dragon type moves, and take neutral damage from them, dependent on any shared type. It also prevents grounded Pokémon from flinching or hitting themselves in Confusion.

Monstrous Terrain has an effect on a number of moves, abilities and items used under its effect.

Effects on Moves
 Secret Power | Has a 30% chance to make the target Pokémon fall asleep.
 Terrain Pulse
 Camouflage

Effects on Abilities

Effects on Items

Common Causes
 Monstrous Terrain | Move
Hostile Terrain (Move)

## Summary

Hostile Terrain is a Fighting type move introduced in Generation 9. It summons Hostile Terrain for 5 turns when used.

Move Data

Pokémon who learn the move
 Sawk
 Buzzwole
 Pheromosa

## Scenarios

Hostile Terrain will override any terrain currently on the field, except for Rising Terrain and Austere Terrain.

If the user is holding the Terrain Extender item, the terrain will be summoned for 8 turns instead of 5.
Rising Surge

## Summary

Rising Surge is an ability introduced in Generation 9. It summons Rising Terrain on the field when this Pokémon switches in or gains this ability.

Ability Data

Applicable Pokémon
 Salamence
 Tornadus
 Celesteela

## Scenarios

If the user is holding the Terrain Extender item, the terrain(s) will be summoned/extended for 8 turns instead of 5.
Quiet Punch

## Summary

Quiet Punch is a Ghost type move introduced in Generation 9. It is a damaging physical move that, upon contact with the target Pokémon, inflicts them with the Silent condition, restricting their trainer's access to information about the afflicted Pokémon. Silent is a volatile condition, and is ended upon the afflicted Pokémon swapping out.

Move Data

Pokémon who learn the move
 Zorua/Zoroark
 Golett/Golurk
 Chespin/Quilladin/Chesnaught
 Pancham/Pangoro
 Jangmo-o/Hakamo-o/Kommo-o
 Mime Jr./Mr.Mime-Galar/Mr.Rime

## Scenarios

The opposing trainer will still know if a move against the afflicted Pokémon hit or miss, and what move what used.
Flying Press

## Summary

Flying Press is a Fighting type move introduced in Generation 6 as the signature move of Hawlucha, but was updated in Generation 9. While it is officially a Fighting type move while not being used, it is considered both a Fighting and Flying type move upon impact, and factors weakness accordingly. It also has a 20% chance to inflict Vertigo on the target.

Move Data

Pokémon who learn the move

## Scenarios

When turned into a Dynamax or Z-Move, Flying Press will be considered a purely Fighting type move.

Flying Press only gains a STAB bonus from Fighting type Pokémon.
Excavator's Drill

## Summary

Excavator's Drill is an item that, when held specifically by an Excadrill, increases their chance to hit with the move Fissure. It can be bought in the War Towers for 32 BP.

Whenever an Excadrill uses the move Dig, on the first turn when they burrow underground, Excavator's Drill will increase Excadrill's excavation counter by 1.

## Scenarios

An Excavator's Drill equipped on any Pokémon other than an Excadrill will have no effect.

The numbers above assume Pokémon are at equal level.

As the excavation counter increases on the first turn of Dig, Dig does not have to hit to increase the excavation counter.
Frozen Terrain

## Summary

Frozen Terrain is a terrain introduced in Generation 9. It is the terrain associated with the Ice type.

When under the effect of Frozen Terrain, all grounded Pokémon have the power of their supereffective attacks boosted by 30%. It also increases the chance for grounded Pokémon to flinch, or to be unable to move due to Paralyze, Confusion or infatuation by 30%. It also decreases the chance of a grounded frozen Pokémon to unfreeze each turn by 0.5x.

Frozen Terrain has an effect on a number of moves, abilities, and items used under its effects.

Effects on Moves
 Secret Power | Has a 30% chance to make the target Pokémon fall asleep.
 Terrain Pulse
 Camouflage

Effects on Abilities

Effects on Items

Common Causes
 Frozen Terrain | Move
Drowning

## Summary

Drowning is a status condition introduced in Generation 9. It is the status condition associated with the Water type. A Pokémon inflicted with trapping takes 50% more damage at the end of each turn from trapping attacks. As well, the Pokémon gets 0.8x accuracy to all of their moves, reducing their ability to hit the opposing Pokémon. Drowning naturally lasts 4 turns, but can be broken at any time when the user starts any two-turn move.

Water types cannot gain the Drowning status condition.

Common Causes
 Secret Power | Move
 Whirlpool | Move

## Scenarios

If a trapping effect and Drowning end on the same turn, the last damage done by the trapping effect occurs before Drowning ends, and still gets the boost.

Drowning stacks with the effect of Binding Band, dealing 1/4 damage per turn with trapping moves when both are active simultaneously.
Milk Tank

## Summary

Milk Tank is an item that, when specifically held by a Miltank, allows them to save overheal from the move Milk Drink to use later. It can be bought in the War Towers for 32 BP.

When a Miltank uses Milk Drink, if they are between 50 and 100% HP, any time Milk Drink is used it will heal more than the user's maximum HP. When this happens, the remaining percentage of the milk is stored in the Milk Tank. Then, whenever a Miltank would be KOed by an attack, they will have their HP reduced to 1, stop the damage restore health equal to the overheal in the tank, then proceed to take the rest of the damage.

## Formula and Examples

The Milk Tank has a max capacity of 100% of the users HP.

The formula for HP stored in the tank is (Healing Modifierx50)-% of HP restored=% of HP stored

If a detrimental healing modifier is active, this will not cause the Milk Tanks HP to drain.

For example

If a Miltank under no modifiers restores 50% of their max HP, (1x50)-50=0% stored

If a Miltank under no modifiers restores 30% of their max HP, (1x50)-30=20% stored

## Scenarios

A Milk Tank equipped on any Pokémon other than a Miltank will have no effect.

Milk Tank will not fill if the user is at full HP when they use Milk Drink.

The HP stored is based off the time of storage, so if the holder has their max HP boosted through any means, it will be counted as a % of the milk stored at the time of using Milk Drink.

Healing moves other than Milk Drink will not fill the Milk Tank.

The entire Milk Tank will always be drained at once, regardless of how much HP is required to survive an attack.

Despite the ability for Milk Tank to split the damage of an attack, the attack is still considered only to do damage once.

If the holder is hit with a multi-hit attack and would be knocked out on a hit before the last hit, they will drink from the tank after the hit that would have knocked them out, and may still be knocked out by the next hit.

If a Miltank using Milk Tank also gains the ability Sturdy, the HP gain during the damage being dealt does not interfere, as the damage is still considered to be one hit.
Range of Combat

## Summary

Range of Combat is a tower playable within the Game Tower of the War Towers. It is unlocked after beating the Friendly Fire tower, and costs 50 Rare Candies to attempt. The tower has 30 floors.

The tower is a triple battle tower, with a six Pokémon limit.

The tower is played under Competitive Rules, however the battlefield has a number of permanent, uneven modifiers. Under these modifiers, The Players Pokémon may only target the Pokémon directly in front of or beside them. This also makes multiple target moves hit only a single Pokémon. Additionally, it removes all limits on target range for the challenging trainers Pokémon, allowing them to hit any Pokémon on the battlefield.

## Trainer Encounters

The tower is comprised entirely of randomly generated teams, with an increase in difficulty from start to finish. Pokémon later in the tower are more likely to have moves that hit multiple targets, and to hold the ability Telepathy, or abilities like Friend Guard.

## Scenarios

The modifier does not effect moves that effect an entire team, such as Heal Bell or Aromatherapy.

The modifier does not effect the range of abilities.
Hostile Terrain

## Summary

Hostile Terrain is a terrain introduced in Generation 9. It is the terrain associated with the Fighting type.

When under the effects of Hostile Terrain, all grounded Pokémon have the base power of their physical moves boosted by 30%. It also protects grounded Pokémon from healing or having their stats raised by any other Pokémon's moves or ability.

Hostile Terrain has an effect on a number of moves, abilities, and items used under its effect.

Effects on moves
 Secret Power | Has a 30% chance to make the target Pokémon fall asleep.
 Terrain Pulse
 Camouflage

Effects on Abilities

Effects on Items

Common Causes
 Hostile Terrain | Move
Pokémon who lose moves

## Summary

In Generation 9, a number of Pokémon lose moves they previously had access to. This can be for a variety of reasons, but often have to do with the comprehensive nature of Pokécrack Intelligence and Pokécrack Stupidity, considering how every Pokémon every created, with every ability and every move ever created is included. This creates some circumstances which have to be avoided by removing moves from Pokémon. This page outlines the moves removed and why.

Moves Removed
 Hidden Power Water
 Hidden Power Fire
 Rain Dance, Sunny Day, Sandstorm
Infestation

## Summary

Infestation is a Bug type move introduced in Generation 6, but updated in Generation 9. It is a damaging special move that traps in the target when it hits, preventing them from swapping and dealing damage at the end of each turn for 4-5 turns as long as the user stays in battle. When the move is used again on a Pokémon already trapped by Infestation, it has a 30% chance of inflicting Swarmed on the target.

Move Data

Pokémon who learn the move
 Dreepy/Drakloak/Dragapult
Incorporeal

## Summary

Incorporeal is an ability introduced in Generation 9 as the signature ability of Boolsheet. It allows the Pokémon's attacks to ignore type immunity, at the cost of allowing opposing Pokémon to hit the user regardless of type immunity.

Ability Data

Applicable Pokémon

## Scenarios

Incorporeal applies to immunities granted by inherent typing, abilities such as Levitate, and moves such as Magnet Rise.

In battle formats where more than two Pokémon are on the battlefield at the same time, the immunity only applies to the Pokémon using and hit by the move when one or both of them have Incorporeal. For example, if Pokémon 1 uses Earthquake, it could hit Pokémon 2 who is a Flying type with Incorporeal, but not Pokémon 3 who is also a Flying type without Incorporeal. However, if Pokémon 1 had Corporeal both Flying types would be hit.
Reapium Z

## Summary

Reapium Z is a Z Crystal introduced in Generation 9. When held specifically by a Reapeon with the move Poltergeist, it allows it to use the move Make Idiots Soak their Pants in Piss. The Player receives it after beating Easy Ethan in the Alco Prison.

Make Idiots Soak their Pants in Piss is a damaging physical move that deals a large amount of damage, has a 50% chance to inflict Haunted on the target Pokémon, and deals some damage through protective moves. It also cannot miss.

Being a Z Crystal, it may only be activated once per game, and only if no other member of the users team has used a Z move that game. It also cannot be tricked, switched, flung, knocked off or stolen.

## Move Changes

Move Data
 Make Idiots Soak their Pants in Piss

## Scenarios

Reapium Z equipped on any Pokémon other than a Reapeon will have no effect.
Rising Terrain (Move)

## Summary

Rising Terrain is a Flying type move introduced in Generation 9. It summons Rising Terrain for 5 turns when used.

Move Data

Pokémon who learn the move
 Salamence
 Drifloon/Drifblim
 Tornadus
 Celesteela

## Scenarios

If the user is holding the Terrain Extender item, Rising Terrain and any shared terrain will last 8 turns instead of 5.
Moxie

## Summary

Moxie is an ability introduced in Generation 5, but updated in Generation 9. Whenever the user KO's another Pokémon, their Attack stat is increased one stage afterwards. However, if the users Attack stat is already dropped three or more stages below base, it will increase their Attack stat two stages instead.

Prior to Generation 9, it was identical to the ability Chilling Neigh, and did not increase the Attack stat two stages when the user had three or more drops to their Attack stat.

Ability Data

Applicable Pokémon

## Scenarios

The user must be at -3 Attack or lower. If they have had their Attack dropped three or more times, but their Attack stat is still more than -3, it will not trigger.
Rotom-Drill

## Summary

Rotom-Drill is an Electric/Rock type Pokémon introduced in the Generation 9 game Pokécrack Shit Brown, as an alternate form of the Generation 4 Pokémon Rotom.

## Lore

Rotom-Drill is created when Rotom possesses a power drill. The form of Rotom-Drill is a cone shape, with the handles of the drill acting as arms and the bottom being the drill itself, which stops spinning when Rotom is knocked out or sleeping.

## Gameplay

Base Stats
 Rotom-Drill

Move Changes
 Lost

Abilities
 Rotom-Drill
Full Metal Body

## Summary

Full Metal Body is an ability introduced in Generation 7, but updated in Generation 9. It protects the user from stat drops caused by other Pokémon. It also cannot be ignored by Mold Breaker, Teravolt, Turboblaze, Moongeist Beam, Photon Geyser or Sunsteel Strike, or any of their Z move variations.

Prior to Generation 9, it was almost identical to the abilities Clear Body and White Smoke, and could still be ignored by Moongeist Beam, Photon Geyser, Sunsteel Strike and their Z move variations.

Ability Data

Applicable Pokémon
Molding Horns

## Summary

Molding Horns is a Bug type move introduced in Generation 9 as the signature move of Protavile. It is a damaging move that changes the type of damage dealt, attacking stat used, and secondary effects based off of the users stat with the most stat boosts. If no stats are raised, the move will fail.

Pokémon who learn the move
Gooey

## Summary

Gooey is an ability introduced in Generation 5, but updated in the Generation 9 games Pokécrack Black 1 2 and Pokécrack White 1 2. Whenever an attacking Pokémon makes contact with the user or their substitute, it reduces the attackers Speed stat 1 stage.

Prior to Generation 9, it was identical to the ability Tangling Hair, and did not activate when the users substitute was hit.

Ability Data

Applicable Pokémon
Blast Shield

## Summary

Blast Shield is an item introduced in Generation 9. When held by a Pokémon, it prevents that Pokémon from being damaged while, or be damaged by, a Pokémon currently not in battle. It can be bought in the War Towers for 32 BP.

## Scenarios

Blast Shield will work despite the effects of Teravolt and Turboblaze.

Blast Shield does not impact the users ability to be healed by moves such as Wish, Healing Wish, Lunar Dance or Wish Upon a Star.
Shucklite

## Summary

Shucklite is the mega stone used to evolve Shuckle into Mega Shuckle. It could be won during the Shucklefest event.

Being a mega stone, it cannot be tricked, switched, knocked off, flung or stolen, and can only be activated if no other member of the team has mega evolved that game.

## Lore

For many years, it was believed that Shuckle had a weak, vulnerable inside, and needed a hard shell to protect it from damage. In truth, Shuckle's shell was simply Arceus having mercy on the world. It was never meant to keep things out, it was meant to keep Shuckle's true form in...

## Gameplay Differences

Stat Changes
 Mega

Ability
 Primary
 Hidden
 Mega
Melting Terrain (Move)

## Summary

Melting Terrain is a Fire type move introduced in Generation 9. It summons Melting Terrain for 5 turns when used.

Move Data

Pokémon who learn the move
 Simisear
 Turtonator
 Blacephalon
 Rolycoly/Carkol/Coalossal

## Scenarios

Melting terrain will override any terrain currently on the field, except for Rising Terrain and Austere Terrain.

If the user is holding the Terrain Extender item, the terrain will be summoned for 8 turns instead of 5.
Cloudeon

## Summary

Cloudeon is a Flying type Pokémon introduced in the Generation 9 game Pokécrack Shit Brown as the evolved form of Eevee. It evolves when Eevee levels up in Fog, and learns the move Cotton Guard when it levels up.

## Lore

Cloudeons body is incredibly fluffy, looking very much like a cloud. This cloud expands greatly when Cloudeon is under intense emotion, and shrinks during times of intense effort or concentration. Its body is very light, being able to easily walk on water, and even lay atop clouds.

## Gameplay

Base Stats

Abilities
Rotom-Terrarium

## Summary

Rotom-Terrarium is an Electric/Bug type Pokémon introduced in the Generation 9 game Pokécrack Shit Brown, as an alternate form of the Generation 4 Pokémon Rotom.

## Lore

Rotom-Terrarium is created when Rotom possesses an insect terrarium. The form of Rotom-Terrarium is effectively a large tank with small insectoid Pokémon living inside, with an opening hatch that insects fly out of it in battle.

## Gameplay

Base Stats
 Rotom-Terrarium

Move Changes
 Lost

Abilities
 Rotom-Terrarium
Stacking Blocks

## Summary

Stacking Blocks are an item that, when held by a Pokémon, allows that Pokémon to put up additional layers of certain entry hazards. It allows layering up to 5 layers of each hazard, with later levels having various effects. It can be bought in the War Towers for GP.

A Pokémon holding Stacking Blocks may only stack hazards atop hazards they put in before switching out.
Glacium Z

## Summary

Glacium Z is a Z Crystal introduced in Generation 9. When held specifically by a Glaceon with the move Freeze-Dry, it allows it to use the move Freeze Your Balls Off. The Player receives it after beating Wolfeater Wally in the Alco Prison.

Freeze Your Balls Off is a damaging special move that deals a large amount of damage, has a 50% chance to Freeze the target Pokémon, and deals some damage through protective moves. It also cannot miss.

Being a Z Crystal, it may only be activated once per game, and only if no other member of the users team has used a Z move that game. It also cannot be tricked, switched, flung, knocked off or stolen.

## Move Changes

Move Data
 Freeze Your Balls Off

## Scenarios

Glacium Z equipped on any Pokémon other than a Glaceon will have no effect.
Stationary

## Summary

Stationary is an ability introduced in Generation 9 as the signature ability of Terassault. It increases one of the users defensive stats whenever they go a turn without using a move. There are numerous exceptions, including moves missed due to being asleep.

Ability Data
 Hidden (Terassault) | Whenever a full turn ends, if this Pokémon did not use a move this turn, increases this Pokémon's Defense or Special Defense stat one stage, whichever is currently lower.

Applicable Effects
 Does not trigger

Applicable Pokémon
Cropdust

## Summary

Cropdust is a Grass type move introduced in Generation 9. It is a status move than inflicts the Dusted status condition on an opposing Pokémon, even behind a substitute.

Move Data

Pokémon who learn the move
 Paras/Parasect
 Moltres
 Hoppip/Skiploom/Jumpluff
 Celebi
 Cacnea/Cacturne
 Tropius

## Scenarios

Cropdust bypasses Substitute, but it does not break it.
Pestilent Seed

## Summary

Pestilent Seed is an item introduced in Generation 9 as the Bug type Terrain Seed.

When a Pokémon holding Pestilent Seed is exposed to Pestilent Terrain, they will immediately consume the seed, depleting it. The Pokémon's Special Defense stat will then be raised one stage.

Potential Synergizations
 Bulky Bug
 Unburden Accelgor
Pestilent Surge

## Summary

Pestilent Surge is an ability introduced in Generation 9. It summons Pestilent Terrain on the field when the Pokémon switches in or gains this ability.

Ability Data

Applicable Pokémon
 Burmy/Wormadam
 Buzzwole
 Pheromosa

## Scenarios

Pestilent Surge will override any terrain currently on the field, except for Rising Terrain and Austere Terrain.

If the user is holding the Terrain Extender item, the terrain will be summoned for 8 turns instead of 5.
Melting Surge

## Summary

Melting Terrain is an ability introduced in Generation 9. It summons Melting Terrain on the field when the Pokémon switches in or gains this ability.

Ability Data

Applicable Pokémon
 Simisear
 Turtonator
 Blacephalon

## Scenarios

Melting Surge will override any terrain currently on the field, except for Rising Terrain and Austere Terrain.

If the user is holding the Terrain Extender item, the terrain will be summoned for 8 turns instead of 5.
Shell Armor

## Summary

Shell Armor is an ability introduced in Generation 3, but updated in Generation 9. It protects the user from critical hits, including guaranteed crits. It also gives the user a 10% chance to ignore the Defense and Special Defense drops from using Shell Smash.

Prior to Generation 9, it was identical to the ability Battle Armor, and did not give a chance of ignoring the defense drops from Shell Smash.

Ability Data
AHA Guide: Intimidate Gyarados

## Summary

This Guide will outline how to unlock Gyarados's ability hidden ability. Once unlocked, a Gyarados holding Gyaradosite (Or, in other words, Mega Gyarados), will, instead of dropping the opposing Pokémon's Attack stat with Intimidate, raise its own Attack stat.

Ability Data
 Hidden

### Conditions

For the duration of the breeding, no involved Pokémon or egg can be put into The Players PC or traded.

### Step One

The Player must find a source of water in either the inner or outer portion of the Mercrikée region. Using the God Rod, they must encounter five level 100 Magikarp in a row, and catch the fifth Magikarp, ensuring it has either a Brave, Timid, Quiet or Jolly Nature.

### Step Two

The Player must repeat step one, but in the other portion of the region. The Magikarp must have a reverse nature to the one found before, meaning it must follow the chart below.

Natures
 Timid
 Jolly
 Quiet

### Step Three

The two Magikarps must be very specifically EV'd, according to the chart below. Any deviation, even if reversed, will break the process and The Player must start again.

EV's
 Jolly
 Timid
 Quiet

### Step 4

The two Magikarps must be brought up to level 58 and level 68 exactly.

### Step 5

The two Magikarps must be put in the daycare, and bred until they hatch a shiny Magikarp. Any non-shiny Magikarps must be immediately released into the wild within ten steps of hatching their egg.
Insomnia

## Summary

Insomnia is an ability introduced in Generation 3, but updated in Generation 9. It prevents the user from falling asleep, and wakes up the user upon gaining the ability. It also protects the user from Flinching due to the move Snore, or any move used as a result of the move Sleep Talk.

Prior to Generation 9, it's in-battle effect was identical to the ability Vital Spirit, and did not protect the user from flinching from Snore or Sleep Talked moves.

Ability Data

Applicable Pokémon
 Pumpkaboo/Gourgeist
Sinking Seed

## Summary

Sinking Seed is an item introduced in Generation 9. It is the Ground type Terrain Seed.

When a Pokémon holding Sinking Seed is exposed to Sinking Terrain, they will immediately consume the seed, depleting it. The Pokémon's Attack stat will then be raised one stage.

Potential Synergies
 Sand Tomb Trapping
Blackened Terrain (Move)

## Summary

Blackened Terrain is a Dark type move introduced in Generation 9. It summons Blackened Terrain for 5 turns when used.

Move Data

Pokémon who learn the move
 Purrlion/Liepard
 Zorua/Zoroark
 Guzzlord
 Zarude

## Scenarios

Blackened Terrain will override any terrain currently on the field, except for Rising Terrain and Austere Terrain.

If the user is holding the Terrain Extender item, the terrain will be summoned for 8 turns instead of 5.
Iron Barbs

## Summary

Iron Barbs is an ability introduced in Generation 5, but updated in Generation 9. When a Pokémon makes contact with the user while attacking, Iron Barbs deals 1/8 of their max HP back to the attacker as damage. This effect is increased when the user holds the item Rocky Helmet, which has the same effect as Iron Barbs, causing the attacker to lose a total of 1/3 of their max HP when both Iron Barbs and Rocky Helmet activate at the same time.

Prior to Generation 9, it was almost identical to the ability Rough Skin, and stacked less effectively with Rocky Helmet.

Ability Data

Applicable Pokémon
 Togedemaru