Talk:Fairy Lock (move): Difference between revisions
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Latest comment: 5 July 2018 by McFlyMan in topic Regarding the research template on the page (Eject Button, Moves, Pokémon that weren't on the field at the time? (ie, replacement due to fainting))
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* How long does the effect last? The in-game description is noted to say "the next turn". | * How long does the effect last? The in-game description is noted to say "the next turn". | ||
--''[[User:Stratelier|Stratelier]]'' 22:09, 2 December 2013 (UTC) | --''[[User:Stratelier|Stratelier]]'' 22:09, 2 December 2013 (UTC) | ||
== Regarding the research template on the page (Eject Button, Moves, Pokémon that weren't on the field at the time? (ie, replacement due to fainting)) == | |||
I experimented with Fairy Lock with a friend and we found out that: | |||
*Fairy Lock does not stop the effects of moves that force a switch, such as Dragon Tail, Whirlwind, or Roar. | |||
*Fairy Lock does not stop the effects of items that force a switch, such as the Eject Button or the Red Card. | |||
*As for Pokémon that weren't on the field at the time, I did not think on how to do that, but my best guess is that it would not be prevented (I cannot confirm) | |||
If anyone wants/needs the battle video of the experiment, tell me. | |||
--[[User:McFlyMan|McFlyMan]] ([[User talk:McFlyMan|talk]]) 04:14, 5 July 2018 (UTC) | |||
Latest revision as of 04:14, 5 July 2018
Details about the effect?
I haven't tried this move myself, but I'm curious about:
- This prevents ANY Pokemon (ally or opponent) from being switched out during battles, right?
- How long does the effect last? The in-game description is noted to say "the next turn".
--Stratelier 22:09, 2 December 2013 (UTC)
Regarding the research template on the page (Eject Button, Moves, Pokémon that weren't on the field at the time? (ie, replacement due to fainting))
I experimented with Fairy Lock with a friend and we found out that:
- Fairy Lock does not stop the effects of moves that force a switch, such as Dragon Tail, Whirlwind, or Roar.
- Fairy Lock does not stop the effects of items that force a switch, such as the Eject Button or the Red Card.
- As for Pokémon that weren't on the field at the time, I did not think on how to do that, but my best guess is that it would not be prevented (I cannot confirm)
If anyone wants/needs the battle video of the experiment, tell me.
