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Friendly Fire

## Summary

Friendly Fire is a tower playable within the Game Tower of the War Towers. It is unlocked after beating the Unlimited Battle tower, and costs 500 BP to attempt. The tower has 40 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, any move The Players Pokémon use that hit multiple Pokémon at once will also hit their own teams Pokémon. As well, The Player's Pokémon's moves always deal critical hits to their own teammates.

## 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 contain many Pokémon with the ability Telepathy.
Magma Mortar

## Summary

Magma Mortar is an item that, when held specifically by a Magmortar, allows them to inflict burn on opposing Pokémon even when not in battle. As long as Magmortar is in their trainer's party and not on the battlefield, at the end of each turn, if the opposing Pokémon is not already afflicted with a status condition, Magmortar has a 30% chance to inflict a burn on that Pokémon. This ability to burn ignores type immunity and can burn Fire types, but cannot burn a Pokémon with an ability that prevents burn, or a Pokémon that already has a status condition afflicted on them. It can be bought in the War Towers for 32 BP.

In battles containing more than two Pokémon on the field at the same time, Magma Mortar has a 30% chance to burn any of the opposing Pokémon, divided evenly across the opposing Pokémon without any other status condition.

## Scenarios

A Magma Mortar equipped on any Pokémon other than a Magmortar will have no effect.

If a Magmortar holding Magma Mortar is swapped out of battle, there will not be a chance to inflict burn on the opposing Pokémon at the end of that turn.

In battles with more than two Pokémon on the field at the same time, multiple Pokémon cannot be burned in the same turn by a single Magma Mortar.
Wire Cross

## Summary

Wire Cross is an Electric type move introduced in Generation 9. It is a damaging physical move that has a 30% chance to burn the target Pokémon.

Move Data

Pokémon who learn the move
 Elekid/Electabuzz/Electivire
 Shinx/Luxio/Luxray
 Klink/Klang/Klingklang
 Geodude-Alola/Graveler-Alola/Golem-Alola
 Toxel/Toxtricity
Evaporation

## Summary

Evaporation is a Water type move introduced in Generation 9, as the Reverse HM of Waterfall. It is a status move that protects the user from damaging attacks for the turn it is used, but leaves them vulnerable to status moves, and causes it to Rain when it blocks a move. Outside of battle, it prevents The Player from walking over puddles.

Move Data

Pokémon who learn the move
 Kyogre
 Dewpider, Araquanid

## Situations

If used multiple times in a row, it will have an increased chance to fail, as with all protecting moves.

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

## Summary

NBP is a tower playable within the the Game Tower of the War Towers. It is unlocked after beating the Unbalanced Tower, and costs 100 Pokémon of any species and level to attempt. The tower has 20 floors.

The tower is a single battle tower.

The tower is played under Competitive Rules, but with an extended banlist for The Player. In the tower, The Player is not allowed to equip their Pokémon with items of any sort, and their Pokémon have their abilities permanently suppressed. Meanwhile, the challenging trainers Pokémon have their abilities and are free to use items.

The extension to the banlist includes all items, methods of stealing items/abilities, and Pokémon with Negative Abilities that would be aided by the lack of items. This banlist is largely shared with the Loss tower.

## Trainer Encounters

This tower is compromised entirely of randomly generated teams, which increase in difficulty from start to finish. The Pokémon are often ones who take advantage of a powerful item/ability, and ones who trick negative items.
Turboblaze

## Summary

Turboblaze is an ability introduced in Generation 5, but updated in the Generation 9 games Pokécrack Black 1 2 and Pokécrack White 1 2. It allows the users moves to ignore the abilities of other Pokémon. If the target Pokémon is Burned, it also allows the users moves to ignore the items of other Pokémon.

Prior to Generation 9, it was identical to the abilities Mold Breaker and Teravolt, and did not ignore the item of Burned Pokémon.

Ability Data

Applicable Pokémon
 Kyurem-White

## Scenarios

Turboblaze only ignores the ability itself, and not outside effects separately caused by an ability that otherwise effect the power of the users moves, such as weather, statuses, stat drops or terrains.

Turboblaze only effects the interaction between the target and the move, and as such does not prevent things such as eating berries after a move is used, stat boosts gained from an item, the substitute doll put up by Clay Doll, or Leftovers/Black Sludge healing damage done from a move.

Turboblaze does not impact attack order, even when an item increases the target Pokémon's Speed stat, or impact priority.

Turboblaze does not impact Mega Stones, or other items that change a Pokémon's form in any way.

If an already grounded Pokémon is holding Iron Ball, Turboblaze will not treat them as if they were floating.

Turboblaze does not break the effects of Blast Shield.
Helpful links for Editors

## Summary

These are some links that any Editors/Authors on this wiki might want to check out.

Admittedly, these are mostly just all the links Fandom piled on the front page and I wanted to move them elsewhere.

Fandom Links
 Fandom Community Central | Basically the Wiki Wiki. You can go here to talk to people who are a heck of a lot better at wiki building than I am.

Admin Links
 Admin Dashboard | This is were you can do advanced editing overhauls and access lots of invaluable information.

Advanced Stuff
 Tracking Categories | Category pages for categories applied by Fandom to track specific aspects of a page.
Heavy Helm

## Summary

Heavy Helm is an item introduced in Generation 9. When held by a Pokémon, increases that Pokémon's defense by 1.5x, at the cost of preventing attacking moves for the first 3 turns of battle.

It is a effectively a reverse version of Assault Vest, and a completion of the line of items that increase stats 1.5x while limiting move selection, alongside Assault Vest, Choice Band, Choice Scarf and Choice Specs. It can be bought in the War Towers for 32 BP.

## Scenarios

If a Heavy Helm is tricked or switched onto a Pokémon, that Pokémon will not be able to use attacking moves for the next 3 turns, including the turn of the trick, regardless of when they entered the battlefield.

If a Heavy Helm is tricked or switched onto a Pokémon before they use an attacking move, that attacking move will fail.

During the first three turns, if the holder is taunted or afflicted with Super Taunt, their status move will still fail, and they will have no choice but to struggle.

Heavy Helm does affect the damage dealt by the move Body Press.

The restrictive effect of the item looks at when the attack was chosen, so a Pokémon wearing Heavy Helm cannot use Future Sight or two-turn attacking moves during their restricted period.

If the Heavy Helm is stolen through any means, the Pokémon now holding it will not be able to use attacking moves for the next three turns. However, this does not cancel two turn attacks.
Clear Body

## Summary

Clear Body is an ability introduced in Generation 3, but updated in Generation 9. It protects the user from stat drops from other Pokémon. It also protects the user from most stat stage stealing and switching moves, as well as Snatch.

Prior to Generation 9, it was almost identical to the abilities Full Metal Body and White Smoke, and did not protect the user from stat stage stealing and swapping moves or Snatch.

Ability Data

Affected Moves
 Spectral Thief

Applicable Pokémon
 Dreepy/Drakloak/Dragapult
Smoke Punch

## Summary

Smoke Punch is a Dark type move introduced in Generation 9. It is a damaging special move that, despite being a special move, makes contact with the target, but ignores negative on-contact effects, except for Pickpocket.

Move Data

Pokémon who learn the move
 Sableye
 Frogadier/Greninja
 Hoopa/Hoopa-Unbound
 Urshifu-Single-Strike

## Scenarios

Smoke Punch has its power boosted by the ability Iron Fist and the item Boxing Gloves. It is the only special move to be as such.
Clay Doll

## Summary

Clay Doll is an item that, when held specifically by a Claydol, immediately creates a substitute as soon as they are sent out. This substitute doll is identical to one created by the move Substitute, but it does not cost the user to create. When the doll is destroyed, another one will not be created until the holder swaps out and swaps back in, however it does not prevent further uses of substitute after breaking. It can be bought in the War Towers for 32 BP.

## Scenarios

A Clay Doll equipped on any Pokémon other than a Claydol will have no effect.

The substitute created by Clay Doll is the same as any substitute created by the move Substitute, and as such is broken by the same effects and cannot be stacked with another substitute doll.

Clay Doll activates at the very moment its holder is swapped in, including in between moves or before move selection.
Flarium Z

## Summary

Flarium Z is a Z Crystal introduced in Generation 9. When held specifically by a Flareon with the move Fire Fang, it allows it to use the move Melt the Skin from 1,000,000 Faces. The Player recieves it after beating Arsonic Arsehole Arnold in the Alco Prison.

Melt the Skin from 1,000,000 Faces is a damaging physical move that deals a large amount of damage, has a 50% chance to Burn 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
 Melt the Skin from 1,000,000 Faces

## Scenarios

Flarium Z equipped on any Pokémon other than a Flareon will have no effect.
Tri Attack (Boosted)

## Summary

Tri Attack (Boosted) is a Normal type move introduced in Generation 9 as a modification to Tri Attack. It is a special Normal type move that is used when Nature Power is used on Austere Terrain. It doubles the chance of a secondary effect compared to Tri Attack, having a 20% chance to Paralyze, Burn or Freeze the target Pokémon.

Move Data
 Modified

## Scenarios

The roll for whether status is inflicted is rolled first as a separate roll. If it succeeds, then it rolls for which possible status condition is afflicted on the target Pokémon.
Scissors

## Summary

Scissors is an item that, when held specifically by a Scizor, increases the power of moves with base power 30 or less by 1.75x. This effect works as a more extreme version of the Technician ability, and also stacks with Technician, which Scizor gets and primarily runs as an ability, to greatly boost the power of low base power moves. It can be bought in the War Towers for 32 BP.

## Formula and Examples

The damage boost is calculated as ((Base Power if >31)x(1.75))x Technician boost, if applicable.

For example,

Feint on a Scizor without Technician would have a base power of 30

Feint on a Scizor with Technician would have a base power of (30x1.5)=45

Feint on a Scizor without Technician with Scissors would have a base power of (30x1.75)= 52.5

Feint on a Scizor with Technician would have a base power of (30x1.75)x1.5=(52.5)x(1.5)=78.75, which is over 2.5x the base power.

## Scenarios

A Scissors equipped on any Pokémon other than a Scizor will have no effect.

The boost from Scissors is calculated before the boost from Technician, and as such they two will never interfere or cancel each other out.
Frozen Terrain (Move)

## Summary

Frozen Terrain is an Ice type moved introduced in Generation 9. It summons Frozen Terrain for 5 turns when used.

Move Data

Pokémon who learn the move
 Regice
 Abomasnow
 Vanillite/Vanillish/Vanilluxe
 Cryagonal
 Arctilheap | Level up

## Scenarios

Frozen 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.
Feebasium Z

## Summary

Feebasium Z is a Z Crystal introduced in Generation 9. When held specifically by a Feebas with the move Blizzard, it allows it to use the move Seventy Frozen Layers of Hell. It can be bought in the War Towers for GP.

Seventy Frozen Layers of Hell is a damaging special move with the same base power as Blizzard, deals some damage through protective moves and hits the entire opposing team, regardless of whether or not they are currently on the battlefield. It also cannot miss.

Being a Z move, 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 Data
 Seventy Frozen Layers of Hell

## Scenarios

Feebasium Z equipped on any Pokémon other than a Feebas will have no effect.

Pokémon not currently in battle cannot consume berries, but defensive items will still provide their corresponding boosts against Seventy Frozen Layers of Hell.
Dazzling

## Summary

Dazzling is an ability introduced in Generation 7, but updated in Generation 9. It protects the user and their allies from priority moves against them, as well as the effects of Quick Claw, Quash, Full Incense, Lagging Tail, and any other effects that increase or decrease priority within a priority bracket.

Prior to Generation 9, it was identical to the ability Queenly Majesty, and did not protect the user and their allies from same-priority bracket effects.

Ability Data

Applicable Pokémon
Ellipile Berry

## Summary

Ellipile Berry is an item introduced in Generation 9. It is a berry, and as such is affected by effected such as Harvest and Bug Bite, and can be planted and grows repeatedly on trees.

When a Pokémon holding an Ellipile Berry is hit by an attack, if that attack would hit by 4x supereffective damage. they will first consume the berry, depleting it. The Pokémon will then only take 50% damage from the attack.

## Scenarios

Ellipile Berry stacks with effects such as Multiscale and Shadow Shield, and if both trigger simultaneously the Pokémon will take 1/4 damage from the attack.

Ellipile Berry only activates directly before the 4x supereffective attack hits. If the berry is eaten under different circumstances, the effect will not last and the berries effect will effectively be null.

If consumed by a Pokémon with Ripen, Ellipile Berry will reduce the damage taken to 25% instead.
Multiscale

## Summary

Multiscale is an ability introduced in Generation 5, but updated in Generation 9. It reduces the damage of moves used against the user by half as long as the user is at 100% HP. If the user has taken no damage that battle, the first time the user takes damage is reduced to 0.4x as long as the user is at 100% HP.

Prior to Generation 9, it was almost identical to the ability Shadow Shield, and did not reduce the damage from attacks to 0.4x the first time the user takes damage in a battle.

Ability Data

Applicable Pokémon
 Lugia
Teravolt

## Summary

Teravolt is an ability introduced in Generation 5, but updated in the Generation 9 games Pokécrack Black 1 2 and Pokécrack White 1 2. It allows the users moves to ignore the abilities of other Pokémon. If the target Pokémon is Paralyzed, it also allows the users moves to ignore the items of other Pokémon.

Prior to Generation 9, it was identical to the abilities Mold Breaker and Turboblaze, and did not ignore the item of Paralyzed Pokémon.

Ability Data

Applicable Pokémon
 Kyurem-Black

## Scenarios

Teravolt only ignores the ability itself, and not outside effects separately caused by an ability that otherwise effect the power of the users moves, such as weather, statuses, stat drops or terrains.

Teravolt only effects the interaction between the target and the move, and as such does not prevent things such as eating berries after a move is used, stat boosts gained from an item, the substitute doll put up by Clay Doll, or Leftovers/Black Sludge healing damage done from a move.

Teravolt does not impact attack order, even when an item increases the target Pokémon's Speed stat, or impact priority.

Teravolt does not impact Mega Stones, or other items that change a Pokémon's form in any way.

If an already grounded Pokémon is holding Iron Ball, Teravolt will not treat them as if they were floating.

Teravolt does not break the effects of Blast Shield.
Cursed Strike

## Summary

Cursed Strike is a Ghost type move introduced in Generation 9. It is a damaging physical move that has a chance to inflict any status condition.

Move Data

Pokémon who learn the move
 Froslass
 Marshadow
 Urshifu
 Ranbat | Level up

## Scenarios

The 20% chance is to inflict any status condition, then a condition is rolled from the list.

Cursed Strike cannot inflict a status condition on a Pokémon who is immune to that condition. If a condition is rolled that the target would be immune to exclusively on the basis of type, another will be rolled. For example, a Poison type could not be poisoned by the ability (Unless the user has Corrosive), but a Pokémon with Immunity could be attempted to be poisoned, then failed.
Hilt Guard

## Summary

Hilt Guard is an ability introduced in Generation 9. It has the same effect as the Protective Pads item, protecting the users moves from adverse on contact effects, except for Pickpocket.

Ability Data

Applicable Pokémon
 Palladeon | Hidden

## Scenarios

Hilt Guard does not protect the user from Counter/Mirror Coat/Metal Burst.
Buzzeon

## Summary

Buzzeon is a Bug type Pokémon introduced in the Generation 9 game Pokécrack Shit Brown as the evolved form of Eevee. It evolves when Eevee levels up while holding the Honey item, and learns the move Fel Stinger when it levels up.

## Lore

Buzzeons body is very similar to that of a bee, being relatively short and fat, but with flowing stripes. It floats lightly along the ground, flying lazily from flower to flower to collect pollen, which it stores for attacks. Outside of battle, it tends to be incredibly lazy, but upon eating sweet nectar or honey it gains a burst of energy, becoming nearly unrecognizable in behaviour.

## Gameplay

Base Stats

Abilities
Free Butter

## Summary

Free Butter is an item that, when held specifically by a Butterfree, gives them the Buttery condition, increasing their evasiveness against physical moves six stages. It can be bought in the War Towers for 32 BP.

Buttery is a volatile status condition, and is ended upon swapping the Pokémon out, and is not re-applied upon entering the field unless the Pokémon is a Butterfree holding Free Butter. When a Pokémon with the Buttery condition is successfully hit with a contact move, the attacking Pokémon will gain the Buttery status, even if they are holding Protective Pads or Arm Hair.

## Scenarios

A Free Butter equipped on any Pokémon other than a Butterfree will have no effect. However, any Pokémon may be inflicted with the Buttery condition.

The evasion boost from Buttery cannot be stacked with other evasion moves. If other evasion moves are used, only the evasion to Special and Status moves will be affected.

If a Pokémon with the Buttery condition is inflicted with the effects of Clear Smog or Haze, they will lose the Buttery condition.

The evasion boost from the Buttery condition does not trigger damage from the Cyberized condition.

If a Pokémon has their evasiveness dropped back down by a move such as Sweet Scent, they will keep the Buttery condition.
Blackened Seed

## Summary

Blackened Seed is an item introduced in Generation 9 as the Dark type Terrain Seed.

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

Potential Synergies
 Flinch
 Flying Types
Rotom-Bell

## Summary

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

## Lore

Rotom-Bell is created when Rotom possesses a grandfather clock. The form of Rotom-Bell is much longer and thinner than most Rotom forms, with intricate designs over its sides and a large bell near its top. The bell rings loudly on every hour, making Rotom-Bell a nuisance to be around.

## Gameplay

Base Stats
 Rotom-Bell

Move Changes
 Lost

Abilities
 Rotom-Bell
Legacite

## Summary

Legacite is an item that, when held by a Pokémon, slightly increases their base stats of depending on when that Pokémon was released. It is designed as a direct counter to power creep, and as such there are a long list of exceptions including since-buffed Pokémon. It can be bought with GP in the War Towers.

Exceptions generally include certain Legendaries, Pokémon who already have unique stat-boosting items, Pokémon with newly added non-regional forms and Pokémon with Mega Evolutions. Pokémon with transform are also exempt.

Pokémon with multiple regional forms will have the stat boost based off of the generation their current form was introduced.
Garbodorite

## Summary

Garbodorite is the mega stone used to evolve Garbodor into Mega Garbodor.

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

Garbodor's mega stone allows it to awaken a deeper part of it's garbage brain, allowing it to realize what a monstrosity it is, and created a great anger at its own existence. This makes Garbodor incredibly aggressive and ready to destroy, and seek vengeance on a universe that would force it to live it's miserable existence.

## Gameplay Differences

Stat Changes
 Mega

Ability
 Primary
 Hidden
 Mega

Type Changes
 Mega
Focus Belt

## Summary

Focus Belt is an item introduced in Generation 9. When held by a Pokémon, it has a 50% chance of preventing them from being KO'd in one hit, as long as they have more than 15/16 of their max HP remaining. If a move would KO them while in this range, it will have a 50% chance to reduce them to 1 HP instead, and then will be depleted.

## Formula/Examples

As long as a Pokémon has more than 15/16 of their max HP, rounded up, Focus Belt will be able to trigger.

For example, if a Pokémon has 100 max HP, are at full HP, and are burned. They will take 1/16 damage, rounded down, from the burn.

100/16= 6.25 damage taken, which rounds to 6 damage and reduce them to 94% HP.

Because 94% of 16=15.04, they have more than 15/16 of their max HP, meaning they get the 50% chance to survive any hit with 1 HP.

## Scenarios

Focus Belt only protects from damage from direct attacking moves.

If Knock Off is used, Focus Belt will trigger before being knocked off.
Vital Spirit

## Summary

Vital Spirit is an ability introduced in Generation 3, but updated in Generation 9. It prevents the user from falling asleep, and wakes the user upon gaining the ability. It also increases the chance to encounter higher level wild Pokémon if it is the first Pokémon in The Player's party, and boosts the power of the users attacks against any Pokémon that is 10 levels or higher than the user.

Prior to Generation 9, it's in-battle effect was identical to the ability Insomnia, and did not boost the users power against Pokémon of higher levels.

Ability Data

Applicable Pokémon
 Mr. Mime-Galar
Filter

## Summary

Filter is an ability introduced 4, but updated in Generation 9. It reduces the power of supereffective moves against the user to 75%, and prevents the user from critical hits from supereffective moves.

Prior to Generation 9, it was almost identical to the abilities Prism Armor and Solid Rock, and did not protect the user from critical hits from supereffective moves.

Ability Data

Applicable Pokémon
 Aggron-Mega
Soaking Terrain (Move)

## Summary

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

Move Data

Pokémon who learn the move
 Phione
 Manaphy
 Simipour

## Scenarios

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

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

## Summary

Dusted is a status condition introduced in Generation 9. It is the status condition associated with the Grass type. As long as a Pokémon is inflicted with Dusted, it will take 1/24, or 4.16% or it's max HP in damage each turn. When the Dusted effect ends, whether by fading naturally or by being healed by other means, it has a chance to inflict Confusion on the afflicted Pokémon. This chance is inversely proportionate to the number of turns Dusted was active, or in other words, the longer the effect lasts, the smaller the chance of confusion. Dusted lasts 1-10 turns.

Grass types cannot gain the Dusted status condition.

Confusion Chance
 2
 3
 4
 5
 6
 7
 8
 9
 10

Common Causes
 Cropdust | Move
 Cursed Strike | Move
 Rototiller | Move
 Secret Power | Move
Zorokite

## Summary

Zorokite is the mega stone used to evolve Zoroark into Mega Zoroark.

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 within that game.

## Lore

Through mega evolution, Zoroark unlocks the most ancient techniques of their species. Though years of relative peace have led to Zoroark's abilities wavering, generations ago, in much harsher conditions, Zoroark's craft was much more refined. They would quite literally become another species of Pokémon. The imitation went far beyond the superficial, but affecting Zoroark's very DNA. This change in DNA also kicks in survival instincts long forgotten within Zoroark's body, transforming themselves incredibly fast and partially amorphous, a survival mechanism to escape in the unlikely event they got caught, although that was an incredibly unlikely event.

## Gameplay Differences

Stat Changes
 Mega

Ability
 Mega

Type Changes
 Mega

## Situations

Due to Mega Zoroark's Imposter ability, unless their ability is suppressed, it is unlikely their changed type will have any effect, as they will mirror the type of their copied opponent.
Magma Cargo

## Summary

Magma Cargo is an item that, when held specifically by a Magcargo, increases the cap at which stats can be boosted and/or dropped depending on the number of Pokémon with a burn on the field. As long as the opposing Pokémon has a burn, Magcargo's stat boosts/drops may surpass typical limits. It can be bought in the War Towers for 32 BP.

Stat Increases
 Opposing Pokémon and Ally
 Opposing Pokémon and Self Burn
 Two opposing Pokémon
 Two opposing Pokémon and Ally
 Two opposing Pokémon, Ally and Self Burn

## Scenarios

A Magma Cargo equipped on any Pokémon other than a Magcargo will have no effect.

If a Pokémon with a Burn swaps into a healthy one, the increased stat levels will stay.

If Magma Cargo is knocked off, the increased stat levels will stay, but they will not be able to increase any more.

If a Magcargo holding Magma Cargo is already at above stat limits, and a Pokémon without a burn swaps in, the stat-boosting move will fail if it would cause Magcargo to keep increasing stats.
Noxious Terrain (Move)

## Summary

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

Move Data

Applicable Pokémon
 Grimer/Muk
 Gulpin/Swalot
 Stunky/Skuntank
 Trubbish/Garbodor
 Grimer-Alola/Muk/Alola
 Nihilego
 Poipole/Nagandel

## Scenarios

Noxious 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.
Stalwart

## Summary

Stalwart is an ability introduced in Generation 8, but updated in Generation 9. It prevents the users moves, as well as support moves used on it by allies from being redirected to a different target by any effect.

Prior to Generation 9, it was identical to the ability Propeller Tail, and did not prevent redirection of support moves used on the user.

Ability Data

Applicable Pokémon
Rotom-Bench

## Summary

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

## Lore

Rotom-Bench is created when Rotom possesses an exercise machine in the form of a weight bench. The form of Rotom-Bench includes massive dumbbell shoulder pads, and a rather muscular look for a machine, and keeps its arms in a constant flexing position.

## Gameplay

Base Stats
 Rotom-Bench

Move Changes
 Lost

Abilities
 Rotom-Bench
Electric Wire

## Summary

Electric Wire is an item that, when held specifically by an Electivire, makes their Electric type moves do "overkill" damage. When an Electivire knocks out another Pokémon with an Electric type move, if that move dealt over 100% of their max HP, the additional damage will be dealt spread across the opposing Pokémon's team not currently in battle. It can be bought in the War Towers for 32 BP.

The overkill damage does effect Ground types, but it is resisted.

## Formula and Examples

The formula only begins if the damage was calculated at more than 100% of their max HP.

(((Potential Damage)+(Damage Dealt))/2)-Opposing Pokémon's remaining HP= Damage sent

Damage dealt to each Pokémon is calculated as (Damage sent/# of members of team not in battle)x(Electric weakness factor)

For example, if a Pokémon is at 100 HP, 50% of their max HP, and they are hit for 200% of their max HP and knocked out.

((400+100)/2)-100= 250-100= 150 damage

Their team has five more Pokémon.

One 4x resistant to Electric. (150/5)x(0.25)=7.5, 7 damage dealt

One 2x resistant to Electric. (150/5)x(0.5)=15, 15 damage dealt

One neutral to Electric. (150/5)x1=30, 30 damage dealt

One 2x weak to Electric. (150/5)x2=60, 60 damage dealt

One 4x weak to Electric. (150/5)x4=120, 120 damage dealt

Alternatively, if all are neutral to Electric

5x((150/5)x1)= 150, equal to damage sent.

## Scenarios

An Electric Wire equipped on any Pokémon other than an Electivire will have no effect.

Electric Wire deals damage immediately after the Pokémon faints, before the ability to switch comes for the opposing trainer.

Electric Wire has no effect in battles against wild Pokémon.
Canker Powder

## Summary

Canker Powder is a Grass type move introduced in Generation 9. It is a status move that inflicts a different status condition and has a different accuracy stat on the opposing Pokémon depending on the opposing Pokémon's vulnerability to Grass type moves. The vulnerabilities also go up a tier under Grassy Terrain.

Pokémon who learn the move
 Paras/Parasect
 Tangela/Tangrowth
 Exeggcute/Exeggutor
 Celebi
 Cacnea/Cacturne
 Burmy/Wormadam
 Sewaddle/Swadloon/Leavanny
 Exeggutor-Alola
 Gossifleur/Eldegoss

## Scenarios

If the target Pokémon is immune to the afflicted status, Canker Powder may fall back to a different status at a higher resistance, but not at a lower one.
Sky Fall

## Summary

Sky Fall is a Flying type move introduced in Generation 9, as the Reverse HM to Fly. It is a physical move that deals extra damage during any weather and terrain, as well as having a chance to inflict Vertigo. Outside of battle, it disables the ability of The Player to use Fly or to use certain vehicles to fast travel.

Move Data

Pokémon who learn the move
 Staravia and Staraptor
 Toucannon

## Scenarios

The boosts are based off 1.5x the original. So, in just weather/terrain the move will have 100 power, in both it will have 150.
Super Taunt

## Summary

Super Taunt is a status condition introduced in Generation 9. It is the status condition associated with the Dark type. It has a similar effect to the move Taunt, in that it prevents the afflicted Pokémon from using status moves, however, it also has additional restrictions, in that it does not allow the afflicted Pokémon to flee (if a wild Pokémon), or swap out (in a trainer battle), except for with the use of certain swapping moves such as U-Turn, Flip Turn or Volt Switch, or if the Pokémon is using an item or ability that allows swapping regardless of limiting effects. It also prevents the Pokémon's trainer from using items on them during battle. Super Taunt does not fade on it's own.

Common Causes
 Cursed Strike | Move
 Secret Power | Move

## Scenarios

In the same way that Taunt does, if a move inflicting Super Taunt goes first, it cancels the afflicted Pokémon's use of any status moves, and they will not use a move that turn.

If a Pokémon holding Heavy Helm is afflicted with Super Taunt while still within their first three turns of battle, they will have no eligible moves and will have no choice but to struggle.

Pokémon with the ability Aroma Veil cannot be inflicted with Super Taunt. If a Pokémon gains the ability Aroma Veil while inflicted with Super Taunt, the Super Taunt condition will end.
Palladium Z

## Summary

Palladium Z is a Z Crystal introduced in Generation 9. When held specifically by a Palladeon with the move Gyro Ball, it allows it to use the move My Blade drips the Blood of Sinners. The Player receives it after beating Knifey Knathan in the Alco Prison.

My Blade Drips the Blood of Sinners is a damaging physical move that always has the maximum power of Gyro Ball, has a 50% chance to Cyberize 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
 My Blade Drips the Blood of Sinners

## Scenarios

Palladium Z equipped on any Pokémon other than a Palladeon will have no effect.
Pages that need to be made

## Summary

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The Wanted Pages page is a good resource for every single individual page that is pointed to but has not yet been made.

The recommended author should be either the person who intends to make the page, or the author who's page contains a link pointing to the page that is yet to be made.

Pages
 Alco Prison and it's prisoners
 Half of the Rules Pages
Poltergeist

## Summary

Poltergeist is a Ghost type move introduced in Generation 8, but updated in Generation 9. It is a damaging physical move that does a large amount of damage, but fails if the user is not holding an item. It also has a 10% chance to inflict the Haunted status condition on the target.

Move Data

## Scenarios

If the user is outsped and the target loses their item before Poltergeist hits, Poltergeist will fail.
Monstrous Seed

## Summary

Monstrous Seed is an item introduced in Generation 9 as the Dragon type Terrain Seed.

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

Potential Synergies
 Mixed Draco Meteor
 Outrage
Industrial Terrain

## Summary

Industrial Terrain is a terrain introduced in Generation 9. It is the terrain associated with the Steel type.

When under the effects of Industrial Terrain, all grounded Pokémon have the power of their not very effective attacks reduced by 50%. It also halves the healing Pokémon receive from any source.

Industrial 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
 Industrial Terrain | Move
Swarmed

## Summary

Swarmed is a status condition introduced in Generation 9. It is the status condition associated with the Bug type. When a Pokémon is inflicted with Swarmed, the Pokémon's ability, and their ability to use items, will both be suppressed. Swarmed lasts for 4-6 turns.

Bug types cannot gain the Swarmed status condition.

Common Causes
 Cursed Strike | Move
 Infestation | Move
 Secret Power | Move

## Scenarios

Swarmed does suppress Negative Abilities.

The effect of Swarmed occurs instantly. If a move that inflicts Swarm outspeeds the opposing Pokémon, the opposing Pokémon's next move will occur as if they did not have an item or ability, including damage recalculation and accuracy recalculation, where applicable.

Swarmed does not revert mega evolutions or primal evolutions.
Unbalanced

## Summary

Unbalanced is a tower playable within the Game Tower of the War Towers. It is unlocked after beating the Unlimited Battle tower, and costs 500 BP to attempt. The tower has 20 floors.

The tower is a single battle tower, with a six Pokémon limit modification.

The tower is played under Competitive Rules for The Player, however challenging trainers in this tower are not subject to any such rules, and the pre-made teams violate a number of the bans and limitations that the player has to follow. This creates an added challenge for The Player as they must play with relatively weaker teams.

## Trainer Encounters

This tower is comprised entirely of pre-made teams.
Sand Tomb

## Summary

Sand Tomb is a Ground type move introduced in Generation 3, but updated in Generation 9. It is a damaging physical 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 on a Pokémon already trapped by Sand Tomb, it has a 30% chance of inflicting Sunken on the target.

Move Data
Quicksand

## Summary

Quicksand is a Ground type move introduced in Generation 9. It is a status move that inflicts the Sunken status condition on an opposing Pokémon. If the target Pokémon used an attacking move the turn Quicksand was used, it reduces their Speed stat 1 stage.

Move Data

Pokémon who learn the move
 Hippopotas/Hippowdown
 Silicobra/Sandaconda
 Sandygast/Palossand
 Delteon | Level Up
Chilling Neigh

## Summary

Chilling Neigh is an ability introduced in Generation 8, but updated in the Generation 9 games Pokécrack Intelligence and Pokécrack Stupidity. When the user KO's another Pokémon, their Attack stat is increased one stage afterwards. If the KO'd Pokémon is Frozen, it will increase the users Attack stat two stages instead.

Prior to Generation 9, it was identical to the ability Moxie, and did not increase the Attack stat two stages against Frozen opponents.

Ability Data

Applicable Pokémon
 Calyrex-Ice

## Scenarios

If the blow that KO'd the Pokémon would have Frozen them if they survived, Chilling Neigh will only give a one stage Attack boost.

The modification to Chilling Neigh also effects Calyrex-Ice's As One ability.
Secret Power

## Summary

Secret Power is a Normal type move introduced in Generation 3, but updated in Generation 9 with the introduction of new terrains. It is a damaging physical move that has differing secondary depending on the terrain currently on the field.

Move Data

## Scenarios

If Rising Terrain is on the field at the same time as another terrain, only the other terrains secondary effect will be activated.
Vertigo

## Summary

Vertigo is a status condition introduced in Generation 9. It is the status condition associated with the Flying type. When a Pokémon is inflicted with Vertigo, it will take increased damage from attacks, entirely dependent on the difference in weight between the attacking and defending Pokémon. Vertigo lasts 3 turns.

## Formula and Examples

The formula for calculating the damage boost is [Heavier Pokémon's weight]/[Lighter Pokémon's weight]x0.1= % damage increase.

In example one, both Pokémon weigh the same. (100/100)x0.1)= 0.1% damage increase.

In example two, one Pokémon is 50 lbs, the other is 100 lbs. (100/50)x0.1= 0.2% damage increase.

In example three, one Pokémon is 1 lb, the other is 100 lbs. (100/1)x0.1= 10% damage increase.

In example four, one Pokémon is 2204 lbs, the other is 0.2 lbs. (2204/0.2)= 1,102% damage increase.
Noxious Surge

## Summary

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

Ability Data

Applicable Pokémon
 Nihilego
 Poipole/Naganadel

## Scenarios

Noxious 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.
Iynnite

## Summary

Iyynite is the mega stone used to evolve Ynn into Mega Ynn. To unlock the mega evolution, both Acthynn and Quizlynn must be holding Iyynite, then merge by having Acthynn use Pillager's Purge the same turn Quizlynn uses Pop Quiz.

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 within that game.

Due to Ynn's forming process, Ynn can only mega evolve during Double or Triple Battles.

## Lore

Before the death of Ynn's original trainers, they made a pact to each other, contained within two stones. Should those stones be found, they can be given to Acthynn and Quizlynn to unify them as one, just as their trainers were unified. This leads to the true form of Ynn, where the sides within do not argue, but synergize to create an incredibly powerful being, the original Ynn.

## Gameplay Differences

Ability
 Mega

Type Changes
 Quizlynn
 Ynn
 Mega Ynn
Emergency Exit

## Summary

Emergency Exit is an ability introduced in Generation 7, but updated in Generation 9. It forces the user to swap out when it reaches half or less of its maximum HP. It also prevents the user from being KO'd by entry hazards unless they are at exactly 1 HP, leaving them with at least 1 HP.

Prior to Generation 9, it was identical to the ability Wimp Out, and did not protect the user from being KO'd by entry hazards.

Ability Data

Applicable Pokémon

## Scenarios

The swap out and check happens between moves being executed, but after consumption of berries, if applicable.
Caustium Z

## Summary

Caustium Z is a Z Crystal introduced in Generation 9. When held specifically by a Causteon with the move Acid Spray, it allows it to use the move Melt your Fucking Face Off. The Player receives it after beating Bathtub Barry in the Alco Prison.

Melt your Fucking Face Off is a damaging special move that deals a large amount of damage, has a 50% chance to Badly Poison 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
 Melt your Fucking Face Off

## Scenarios

Caustium Z equipped on any Pokémon other than a Causteon will have no effect.
Petrified

## Summary

Petrified is a status condition introduced in Generation 9. It is the status condition associated with the Rock type. A Pokémon with the Petrified status will have the Rock type added to it's typing, complete with all the resistances and weaknesses the Rock type brings, as well as STAB on Rock type moves. It also reduces the priority of the afflicted Pokémon's moves by 1 stage. This means standard moves will almost always go last, even under Trick Room, and most priority moves will be treated as normal moves, and be dependent on the Speed stat to go first.

Rock types cannot gain the Petrified status condition.

Common Causes
 Secret Power | Move
 Stoney Stare | Move

## Scenarios

The effect of Petrified occurs instantly, including in between moves, and will recalculate damage and turn order as needed.

The priority decrease from Petrified has no effect on the ability to switch.

The added Rock typing stays after being swapped out, and is factored into things like Stealth Rock damage.
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Hand Wraps

## Summary

Hand Wraps is an item introduced in Generation 9. When held by a Pokémon, it increases the damage of their physical attacks by 1.2x, however it prevents the Pokémon from landing critical hits.

It has a similar effect, though stronger, to Muscle Band, however with the added downside of preventing crits under every circumstance. It can be bought in the War Towers for 48 BP.

## Scenarios

Hand Wraps overrides any critical hit boosting effects, including guaranteed critical hits from abilities or moves such as Laser Focus, Frost Breath and Merciless.
Sylvium Z

## Summary

Sylvium Z is a Z Crystal introduced in Generation 9. When held specifically by a Sylveon with the move Draining Kiss, it allows it to use the move Superlunar Explosion. The Player receives it after beating Pyramid Patrick in the Alco Prison.

Superlunar Explosion is a damaging special move that deals a large amount of damage, has a 50% chance to inflict Tricked 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
 Superlunar Explosion

## Scenarios

Sylvium Z equipped on any Pokémon other than a Sylveon will have no effect.