All the new Pokemon movepools highlights (plus the stats and abilities you probably seen before)

[TheDragonTexasWarrior2001]

1. Meowscarada - 76/110/70/81/70/123 (Total: 530) - Grass/Dark - Overgrow/Protean

-Flower Gift (70 BP Grass-type Wicked Blow), Knock Off, Sucker Punch, Foul Play, Play Rough, Thunder Punch, Brick Break, Low Kick, U-Turn, Taunt, Trick, Spikes, Toxic Spikes

1. Skeledirge - 104/75/100/110/75/66 (Total: 530) - Fire/Ghost - Blaze/Unaware

Torch Song (Fiery Dance but guaranteed), Shadow Ball, Flamethrower, Fire Blast, Heat Wave, Earth Power, Will-O-Wisp, Hex, Snarl, Slack Off, Sing?

1. Quaquaval - 85/120/80/85/75/85 (Total: 530) - Water/Fighting - Torrent/Moxie

Aqua Step (80 BP Water-type Flame Charge), Aqua Jet, Liquidation, Wave Crash, Close Combat, Ice Spinner, Bulk Up, U-Turn, Taunt,

1. Oinkologne - 110/100/75/59/80/65 (Total: 489) - Normal - Lingering Aroma/Gluttony/Thick Fat
2. Oinkologne-1 - 115/90/70/59/90/65 (Total: 489) - Normal - Aroma Veil/Gluttony/Thick Fat

Yawn, Stuff Cheeks, Body Slam, Double-Edge, Play Rough, Body Press, Stomping Tantrum, Bullet Seed, Zen Headbutt, Iron Head

1. Dudunsparce - 125/100/80/85/75/55 (Total: 520) - Normal - Serene Grace/Run Away/Rattled

Hyper Drill (sign move that goes through Protect and such), Headbutt, Body Slam, Double-Edge, Coil, Earthquake, Drill Run, Rock Slide, Stone Edge, Body Press, Poison Jab, Wild Charge, Ice Spinner, Zen Headbutt, Aqua Tail, Boomburst, Hyper Voice, Calm Mind, Ancient Power, Stored Power, Hurricane, Earth Power, Ice Beam, Thunderbolt, Flamethrower, Fire Blast, Stealth Rock, Glare, Roost, Yawn

1. Spidops - 60/79/92/52/86/35 (Total: 404) - Bug - Insomnia/Staekout

First Impression, Lunge, Leech Life, U-Turn, Sucker Punch, Poison Jab, Shadow Claw, Brick Break, Bullet Seed, Trailblaze, Sticky Web, Spikes, Toxic Spikes, Taunt

1. Lokix - 71/102/78/52/55/92 (Total: 450) - Bug/Dark - Swarm/Tinted Lens

Lunge, First Impression, Leech Life, U-Turn, Sucker Punch, Throat Chop, Axe Kick (Jump Kick that has a chance to confuse), Sword Dance, Agility

1. Rabsca - 75/50/85/115/100/45 (Total: 470) - Bug/Psychic - Synchronize/Telepathy

Bug Buzz, Psychic, Psyshock, Power Gem, Dazzling Gleam, Earth Power, Sludge Bomb, Calm Mind, Recover, Memento

1. Houndstone - 72/101/100/50/97/68 (Total: 488) - Ghost - Sand Rush/Fluffy

Shadow Sneak, Last Respects, Play Rough, Body Press, Stomping Tantrum, Psychic Fangs, Crunch, Ice Fang, Fire Fang, Yawn, Memento, Ally Switch, Roar

1. Espathra - 95/60/60/101/60/105 (Total: 481) - Psychic - Opportunist/Frisk/Speed Boost

Psychic, Psyshock, Stored Power, Dazzling Gleam, Shadow Ball, Hyper Voice, Clam Mind, Substitute, U-Turn, Baton Pass, Roost, Hypnosis, Ally Switch

1. Farigiraf - 120/90/70/110/70/60 (Total: 520) - Normal/Psychic - Cud Chew/Armor Tail/Sap Sipper

Psychic, Psyshock, Hyper Voice, Dazzling Gleam, Thunderbolt, Grass Knot, Shadow Ball, Foul Play, Nasty Plot, Calm Mind, Trick Room, Thunder Wave, Wish

1. Wugtrio - 35/100/50/50/70/120 (Total: 425) - Water - Gooey/Rattled/Sand Veil

Memento, Aqua Jet, Liquidation, Triple Dive, Sucker Punch, Stomping Tantrum,

1. Dondozo - 150/100/115/65/65/35 (Total: 530) - Water - Unaware/Oblivious/Water Veil

Aqua Tail, Liquidation, Wave Crash, Ice Fang, Earthquake, Stomping Tantrum, Rock Slide, Crunch, Body Press, Heavy Slam, Yawn,

1. Veluza - 90/102/73/78/65/70 (Total: 478) - Water/Psychic - Mold Breaker/Sharpness

Aqua Jet, Liquidation, Aqua Cutter, Psychic Fangs, Psycho Cut, Night Slash, Crunch, Ice Fang, Drill Run, Recover, Agility

1. Palafin - 100/70/72/53/62/100 (Total: 457) - Water - Zero to Hero
2. Palafin-1 - 100/160/97/106/87/100 (Total: 650) - Water - Zero to Hero

Flip Turn, Aqua Jet, Liquidation, Wave Crash, Jet Punch, Ice Punch, Close Combat, Drain Punch, Iron Head, Bulk Up, Agility, Taunt, Encore, Substitute, Focus Punch, Boomburst, Ice Beam, Hydro Pump

1. Arboliva - 78/69/90/125/109/39 (Total: 510) - Grass/Normal - Seed Sower/Harvest

Giga Drain, Energy Ball, Leaf Storm, Hyper Voice, Earth Power, Dazzling Gleam, Pollen Puff, Strength Sap, Weather Ball, Memento, Helping Hand, Reflect, Light Screen

1. Scovillain - 65/108/65/108/65/75 (Total: 486) - Grass/Fire - Chlorophyll/Insomnia/Moody

Flamethrower, Fire Blast, Energy Ball, Leaf Storm, Giga Drain, Seed Bomb, Trailblaze, Fire Fang, Stomping Tantrum, Crunch, Rage Powder, Leech Seed, Substitute, Will-O-Wisp

1. Bellibolt - 109/64/91/103/83/45 (Total: 495) - Electric - Electromorphosis/Static/Damp

Thunderbolt, Volt Switch, Parabolic Charge, Muddy Water, Slack Off, Reflect, Light Screen, Thunder Wave

1. Revavroom - 80/119/90/54/67/90 (Total: 500) - Steel/Poison - Overcoat/Filter

Poison Jab, Gunk Shot, Iron Head, Heavy Slam, Shift Gear, Taunt, Toxic Spikes, Toxic, Parting Shot, Haze

1. Orthworm - 70/85/145/60/55/65 (Total: 480) - Steel - Earth Eater/Sand Veil

Iron Head, Iron Tail, Heavy Slam, Earthquake, Rock Slide, Body Press, Coil, Spikes, Stealth Rock

1. Maushold - 74/75/70/65/75/111 (Total: 470) - Normal - Friend Guard/Cheek Pouch/Technician

Population Bomb, Play Rough, Trialblze, Taunt, Follow Me, Helping Hand, Tidy Up, Encore, Agility, Baton Pass, Switcharoo, Encore

1. Cetitan - 170/113/65/45/55/73 (Total: 521) - Ice - Thick Fat/Slush Rush/Sheer Force

Ice Shard, Icicle Crash, Ice Spinner, Liquidation, Earthquake, Stomping Tantrum, Play Rough, Superpower, Belly Drum, Yawn

1. Baxcalibur - 115/145/92/75/86/87 (Total: 600) - Dragon/Ice - Thermal Exchange/Ice Body

Ice Shard, Icicle Crash, Glaive Rush, Dragon Claw, Outrage, Earthquake, Stomping Tantrum, Iron Head, Zen Headbutt, Crunch, Aqua Tail, Dragon Dance, Freeze-Dry

1. Tatsugiri - 68/50/60/120/95/82 (Total: 475) - Dragon/Water - Commander/Storm Drain

Dragon Pulse, Draco Meteor, Muddy Water, Surf, Hydro Pump, Nasty Plot, Icy Wind, Helping Hand, Taunt, Rapid Spin, Baton Pass

1. Cyclizar - 70/95/65/85/65/121 (Total: 501) - Dragon/Normal - Shed Skin/Regenerator

Dragon Claw, Body Slam, Double-Edge, Shed Tail, U-Turn, Ice Spinner, Knock Off, Crunch, Power Whip, Trailblaze, Iron Head, Iron Tail, Taunt,

1. Pawmot - 70/115/70/70/60/105 (Total: 490) - Electric/Fighting - Volt Absorb/Natural Cure/Iron Fist

Thunder Punch, Wild Charge, Double Shock, Close Combat, Mach Punch, Ice Punch, Fire Punch, Play Rough, Crunch, Bulk Up, Agility, Nuzzle, Fake Out, Revival Blessing, Baton Pass

1. Kilowattrel - 70/70/60/105/60/125 (Total: 490) - Electric/Flying - Wind Power/Volt Absorb/Competitive

Thunderbolt, Thunder, Volt Switch, Hurricane, Weather Ball, Tailwind, U-Turn, Roost

1. Bombirdier - 70/103/85/60/85/82 (Total: 485) - Flying/Dark - Big Pecks/Keen Eye/Rocky Payload

Brave Bird, Dual Wingbeat, Knock Off, Rock Slide, Stone Edge, Drill Run, Hone Claws, Tailwind, Roost, Taunt, Parting Shot, Stealth Rock, Foul Play

1. Squawkabilly - 82/96/51/45/51/92 (Total: 417) - Normal/Flying - Intimidate/Hustle/Guts
2. Squawkabilly-2 - 82/96/51/45/51/92 (Total: 417) - Normal/Flying - Intimidate/Hustle/Sheer Force

Brave Bird, Double-Edge, Facade, Roost, Tailwind, Taunt, Parting Shot, U-Turn, Swagger

1. Flamigo - 82/115/74/75/64/90 (Total: 500) - Flying/Fighting - Scrappy/Tangled Feet/Costar

Brave Bird, Close Combat, Liquidation, U-Turn, Bulk Up, Sword Dance, Agility, Roost, Quick Guard, Tailwind

1. Klawf - 70/100/115/35/55/75 (Total: 450) - Rock - Anger Shell/Shell Armor/Regenerator

Rock Slide, Stone Edge, Earthquake, Stomping Tantrum, Crabhammer, Knock Off, Trailblaze, Sword Dance, Stealth Rock

1. Garganacl - 100/100/130/45/90/35 (Total: 500) - Rock - Purifying Salt/Sturdy/Clear Body

Rock Slide, Stone Edge, Salt Cure, Earthquake, Stomping Tantrum, Body Press, Hammer Arm, Ice Punch, Fire Punch, Thunder Punch, Recover, Stealth Rock, Wide Guard, Curse, Iron Defense

1. Glimmora - 83/55/90/130/81/86 (Total: 525) - Rock/Poison - Toxic Debris/Corrosion

Power Gem, Sludge Wave, Energy Ball, Earth Power, Dazzling Gleam, Spiky Shield, Stealth Rock, Spikes, Toxic, Memento

1. Grafaiai - 63/95/65/80/72/110 (Total: 485) - Poison/Normal - Unburden/Poison Touch/Prankster

Poison Jab, Gunk Shot, Acrobatics, Low Kick, U-Turn, Foul Play, Doodle, Sword Dance, Substitute, Baton Pass, Encore, Taunt, Toxic, Parting Shot, Swagger, Nasty Plot

1. Dachsbun - 57/80/115/50/80/95 (Total: 477) - Fairy - Well-Baked Body/Aroma Veil

Play Rough, Body Press, Stomping Tantrum, Crunch, Fire Fang, Substitute, Wish, Yawn, Baton Pass, Agility,

1. Mabosstiff - 80/120/90/60/70/85 (Total: 505) - Dark - Intimidate/Guard Dog/Stakeout

Crunch, Jaw Lock, Psychic Fangs, Play Rough, Fire Fang, Ice Fang, Trailblaze,, Hone Claws, Taunt,

1. Brambleghast - 55/115/70/80/70/90 (Total: 480) - Grass/Ghost - Wind Rider/Inflitrator

Power Whip, Bullet Seed, Shadow Sneak, Phantom Force, Rapid Spin, Spikes, Strength Sap, Leech Seed

1. Gholdengo - 87/60/95/133/91/84 (Total: 550) - Steel/Ghost - Good as Gold

Shadow Ball, Make It Rain, Nasty Plot, Dazzling Gleam, Focus Blast, Power Gem, Thunderbolt, Flash Cannon, Thunder Wave, Charge Beam

1. Great Tusk - 115/131/131/53/53/87 (Total: 570) - Ground/Fighting - Protosynthesis
2. Brute Bonnet - 111/127/99/79/99/55 (Total: 570) - Grass/Dark - Protosynthesis
3. Sandy Shocks - 85/81/97/121/85/101 (Total: 570) - Electric/Ground - Protosynthesis
4. Scream Tail - 115/65/99/65/115/111 (Total: 570) - Fairy/Psychic - Protosynthesis
5. Flutter Mane - 55/55/55/135/135/135 (Total: 570) - Ghost/Fairy - Protosynthesis
6. Slither Wing - 85/135/79/85/105/81 (Total: 570) - Bug/Fighting - Protosynthesis
7. Roaring Moon - 105/139/71/55/101/119 (Total: 590) - Dragon/Dark - Protosynthesis
8. Iron Treads - 90/112/120/72/70/106 (Total: 570) - Ground/Steel - Quark Drive
9. Iron Moth - 80/70/60/140/110/110 (Total: 570) - Fire/Poison - Quark Drive
10. Iron Hands - 154/140/108/50/68/50 (Total: 570) - Fighting/Electric - Quark Drive
11. Iron Jugulis - 94/80/86/122/80/108 (Total: 570) - Dark/Flying - Quark Drive
12. Iron Thorns - 100/134/110/70/84/72 (Total: 570) - Rock/Electric - Quark Drive
13. Iron Bundle - 56/80/114/124/60/136 (Total: 570) - Ice/Water - Quark Drive
14. Iron Valiant - 74/130/90/120/60/116 (Total: 590) - Fairy/Fighting - Quark Drive
15. Ting-Lu - 165/110/130/50/80/45 (Total: 580) - Dark/Ground - Vessel of Ruin
16. Chien-Pao - 80/130/80/90/65/135 (Total: 580) - Dark/Ice - Sword of Ruin
17. Wo-Chien - 85/90/100/100/135/70 (Total: 580) - Dark/Grass - Tablets of Ruin
18. Chi-Yu - 55/80/80/145/120/100 (Total: 580) - Dark/Fire - Beads of Ruin
19. Koraidon - 100/135/115/85/100/135 (Total: 670) - Fighting/Dragon - Orichalcum Pulse
20. Miraidon - 100/85/100/135/115/135 (Total: 670) - Electric/Dragon - Hadron Engine
21. Tinkaton - 85/75/77/70/105/94 (Total: 506) - Fairy/Steel - Mold Breaker/Own Tempo/Pickpocket

Gigaton Hammer, Play Rough, Rock Slide, Stone Edge, Ice Hammer, Knock Off, Foul Play, Fake Out, Sword Dance, Thunder Wave

1. Armarouge - 85/60/100/125/80/75 (Total: 525) - Fire/Psychic - Flash Fire/Weak Armor

Armor Cannon, Expanding Force, Psyshock, Psychic, Aura Sphere, Focus Blast, Shadow Ball, Calm Mind, Heat Wave

1. Ceruledge - 75/125/80/60/100/85 (Total: 525) - Fire/Ghost - Flash Fire/Weak Armor

Flare Blitz, Bitter Blade, Shadow Sneak, Close Combat, Sword Dance, Bulk Up

1. Toedscruel - 80/70/65/80/120/100 (Total: 515) - Ground/Grass - Mycelium Might

Earth Power, Giga Drain, Leaf Storm, Dazzling Gleam, Foul Play, Hex, Spore, Taunt, Reflect Type, Spikes, Leech Seed, Toxic, Rapid Spin, Knock Off, Rage Powder, Trick Room

1. Kingambit - 100/135/120/60/85/50 (Total: 550) - Dark/Steel - Defiant/Supreme Overlord/Pressure

Iron Head, Sucker Punch, Kowtow Cleave, Low Kick, Stone Edge, Sword Dance, Stealth Rock

1. Clodsire - 130/75/60/45/100/20 (Total: 430) - Poison/Ground - Poison Point/Water Absorb/Unaware

Recover, Toxic, Haze, Yawn, Stealth Rock, Spikes, Toxic Spikes, Poison Jab, Gunk Shot, Earthquake, Liquidation, Megahorn

1. Annihilape - 110/115/80/50/90/90 (Total: 535) - Fighting/Ghost - Vital Spirit/Inner Focus/Defiant

Close Combat, Shadow Claw, Poison Jab, Gunk Shot, U-Turn, Ice Punch, Thunder Punch, Fire Punch, Earthquake, Stomping Tantrum, Rock Slide, Stone Edge, Seed Bomb, Bulk Up, Taunt, Stealth Rock

1. Tauros-1 - 75/110/105/30/70/100 (Total: 490) - Fighting - Intimidate/Anger Point/Cud Chew

Close Combat, Wild Charge, Earthquake, Drill Run, Rock Slide, Stone Edge, Iron Head, Bulk Up

1. Tauros-2 - 75/110/105/30/70/100 (Total: 490) - Fighting/Fire - Intimidate/Anger Point/Cud Chew

Close Combat, Flame Charge, Flare Blitz, Wild Charge, Earthquake, Drill Run, Rock Slide, Stone Edge, Trailblaze, Bulk Up

1. Tauros-3 - 75/110/105/30/70/100 (Total: 490) - Fighting/Water - Intimidate/Anger Point/Cud Chew

Close Combat, Aqua Jet, Liquidation, Wave Crash, Earthquake, Drill Run, Rock Slide, Stone Edge, Trailblaze, Bulk Up

 

[TheDragonTexasWarrior2001]

I'll do all the legendaries and paradox mons later

 

[Guuch]

Pokémon Scarlet and Violet Planning
I made this list and just finished with it (if no one can open it lmk)

Please note that:

• not ALL gen 9 pokémon are on this list
• I won’t be doing legendaries
• paradox pokémon are added
• I only put in the useful abilties for each pokémon

There may be some other pokémon that I did not include because they were literal sh!t. Feel free to observe this and ask any questions if you need (might not be active during several times of the day/night), but I will as fast as I can to respond.

 

[churine]

just want to say i imagine this thread will be very handy for when the ou forum opens up threads detailing the new mons for each gen, assuming that is what they plan to do given the past few gens.

you absolutely should include solarbeam for scovillain given its poised to be the ideal sun sweeper this gen

 

[Guuch]

just want to say i imagine this thread will be very handy for when the ou forum opens up threads detailing the new mons for each gen, assuming that is what they plan to do given the past few gens.

you absolutely should include solarbeam for scovillain given its poised to be the ideal sun sweeper this gen

Yea, I'll definitely add solar beam for scovillian. Btw ignore the pdf on my last message and just use Pokémon Scarlet and Violet Planning.

 

[Morty]

Doesn't Orthworm get shed tail? RoiDadadou google doc says it gets it.

 

[Worldie]

Doesn't Orthworm get shed tail? RoiDadadou google doc says it gets it.

It does indeed get it, learned naturally at lvl 52.

However it doesn't have Regenerator, so it's basically a 1-of use (2 if you have a berry or something).
Unlikely that it really sees use.

 

[BolTingBlazie]

Why is no one acknowledging the fact that Quaquaval gets brave bird? I would think most Quaquaval would slot it into their sets to smack stab resists if they are going for a sweep and are running roost.

 

[BlueRay]

Why is no one acknowledging the fact that Quaquaval gets brave bird? I would think most Quaquaval would slot it into their sets to smack stab resists if they are going for a sweep and are running roost.

From the looks of it, Ice Spinner is a better coverage move for Quaquaval because it hits more relevant Pokémon than Brave Bird does: Salamence, Amoonguss, Dragonite, Clodsire, etc., all of which can check or wall its STAB moves.

 

[BolTingBlazie]

From the looks of it, Ice Spinner is a better coverage move for Quaquaval because it hits more relevant Pokémon than Brave Bird does: Salamence, Amoonguss, Dragonite, Clodsire, etc., all of which can check or wall its STAB moves.

Oh that makes sense... So it doesn't work like steel roller where you can only use it where terrain is up?

Regardless brave bird should be mentioned for the fact it gives something for Quaquaval to hit other fighting types that give it trouble.

 

[Gigabowser20]

Veluza has a signature move that wasn’t mentioned here that boosts attack, special attack, and speed at the cost of hp. From what I’ve seen it’s a +2 to all stats, but does anyone know how much hp it costs? While I’m sure it won’t be much more than a gimmick, when combined with sharpness it could be pretty powerful and fun to mess around with at least, depending on the hp cost

 

[Guuch]

Veluza has a signature move that wasn’t mentioned here that boosts attack, special attack, and speed at the cost of hp. From what I’ve seen it’s a +2 to all stats, but does anyone know how much hp it costs? While I’m sure it won’t be much more than a gimmick, when combined with sharpness it could be pretty powerful and fun to mess around with at least, depending on the hp cost

It cuts the HP in half. Fillet Away is literally if Shell Smash and Belly Drum had a baby.

 

[Gigabowser20]

It cuts the HP in half. Fillet Away is literally if Shell Smash and Belly Drum had a baby.

Dang, that’s a pretty big cut. I was hoping it would be closer to 25%. Might still be usable but probably not too viable at that point, especially with the low starting stats

 

[Nokocchi]

Dang, that’s a pretty big cut. I was hoping it would be closer to 25%. Might still be usable but probably not too viable at that point, especially with the low starting stats

It gets better, if it's ability is Sharpness it loses 75% of its HP instead(might be useful for activating a berry under the right conditions, though)

 

[Guuch]

It gets better, if it's ability is Sharpness it loses 75% of its HP instead(might be useful for activating a berry under the right conditions, though)

But its highly doubtful that Veluza will lose 75% of its HP since it is a very frail mon. Don't get me wrong, Veluza can be a fun mon to use in competitive if opponents underestimate its true potential, but that includes setting up and its 90/73/65 defenses doesn't help whatsoever. For example, if you use Fillet Away on your first turn, you lose 50% of HP and if the opponent uses an attacking move (which it most likely will), it would easily lose the other 50% of its HP causing the mon to faint before having the chance to use its stat boosts in action. This is also why I always play it cautious when using moves like Belly Drum for mons like Darmanitan. But, unless if your lucky enough to survive an attack then you can sweep with Veluza throughout the entire match, but make sure it has a priority move like Aqua Jet against other priority attacking mons.

 

[Worldie]

But its highly doubtful that Veluza will lose 75% of its HP since it is a very frail mon. Don't get me wrong, Veluza can be a fun mon to use in competitive if opponents underestimate its true potential, but that includes setting up and its 90/73/65 defenses doesn't help whatsoever. For example, if you use Fillet Away on your first turn, you lose 50% of HP and if the opponent uses an attacking move (which it most likely will), it would easily lose the other 50% of its HP causing the mon to faint before having the chance to use its stat boosts in action. This is also why I always play it cautious when using moves like Belly Drum for mons like Darmanitan. But, unless if your lucky enough to survive an attack then you can sweep with Veluza throughout the entire match, but make sure it has a priority move like Aqua Jet against other priority attacking mons.

The "it gets better" was ironic there, it's actually pretty awful, noone would ever want to lose 75% of their HP for free on a move :P

 

[Nokocchi]

But its highly doubtful that Veluza will lose 75% of its HP since it is a very frail mon.

You misread my post. If Veluza has it's Hidden Ability, Sharpness, Fillet Away removes 75% of its health instead of the 50% it does when it has its normal ability of Mold Breaker.

I was also being ironic, but I was also musing that the only positive about losing 75% was that it would activate a Berry(though it would still then immediately die to any offensive hit)

 

[Guuch]

You misread my post. If Veluza has it's Hidden Ability, Sharpness, Fillet Away removes 75% of its health instead of the 50% it does when it has its normal ability of Mold Breaker.

I was also being ironic, but I was also musing that the only positive about losing 75% was that it would activate a Berry(though it would still then immediately die to any offensive hit)

It doesn't say anywhere that with the ability Sharpness, Fillet Away would lose 75% instead of 50%. Even if that were true, it would still not be worth it.

 

[Worldie]

It doesn't say anywhere that with the ability Sharpness, Fillet Away would lose 75% instead of 50%. Even if that were true, it would still not be worth it.

We know it cause that was just found out "by accident" since a trainer has a Veluza with HA and actually loses 75% hp when using the move.

And no, both of us are saying it's awful, but it is a interaction you need to consider if you want to run that ability.

 

[Rarycaris]

It's also likely to get patched out pretty soon, I'd think, because damage boosts in general don't usually affect self-damage moves and this interaction is almost certainly unintended.

 

[Guuch]

We know it cause that was just found out "by accident" since a trainer has a Veluza with HA and actually loses 75% hp when using the move.

Can you credit where it says that it drops to 75% HP? I've been using the popular Google Sheet from RoiDadadou and it doesn't say that anywhere on there.

 

[Worldie]

Can you credit where it says that it drops to 75% HP? I've been using the popular Google Sheet from RoiDadadou and it doesn't say that anywhere on there.

https://www.smogon.com/forums/threads/scarlet-violet-battle-mechanics-research.3709545/post-9393300

 

[Jaetheho]

It's also likely to get patched out pretty soon, I'd think, because damage boosts in general don't usually affect self-damage moves and this interaction is almost certainly unintended.

I don't think it's some side effect/bug that gf overlooked since there is no real point in making a status move a "blade move" intentionally.

I think it's some hilarious Easter Egg/joke that gf put in, because let's face it: it's pretty funny