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* No Pokémon has Solid Rock as its sole ability. This is also true for its counterpart, {{a|Filter}}. | |||
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Solid Rock (Japanese: ハードロック Hard Rock) is an ability introduced in Generation IV. Only two Pokémon have this ability, both of which have one or more double weaknesses. Both Pokémon are also in the Ground egg group.
Effect
In battle
Solid Rock reduces super effective damage to 3/4. A move that would deal 2x damage will instead deal 1.5x damage, and a move would deal 4x will instead deal 3.
Outside of battle
Solid Rock has no effect outside of battle.
Pokémon with Solid Rock
Single ability
No Pokémon have Solid Rock as their only ability.
Dual ability
| # | Pokémon | Type | Other ability | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
In the anime
Rhyperior. When super-effective moves hits Rhyperior, it looks like it has taken no damage at all.
- Activated by Palmer's Rhyperior in Challenging a Towering Figure!. Debut.
See also
Trivia
- No Pokémon has Solid Rock as its sole ability. This is also true for its counterpart, Filter.
In other languages
- Spanish: Roca sólida
- Italian: Solidroccia
