Grounded: Difference between revisions
Ugh, just thought of Embargo as well... and I'm sure there are more. Trying to generalize it to the point that we don't need a list. |
Tiddlywinks (talk | contribs) Not "treated as ungrouneded", Mold Breaker only applies to its "user"... The comment is "just in case", because almost certainly someone will think "Well you can also..." |
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* It is holding an {{DL|In-battle effect item|Air Balloon}}. | * It is holding an {{DL|In-battle effect item|Air Balloon}}. | ||
* It is under the effect of {{m|Magnet Rise}} or {{m|Telekinesis}}. | * It is under the effect of {{m|Magnet Rise}} or {{m|Telekinesis}}. | ||
Some of these characteristics can be suppressed or ignored by certain moves or Abilities, like {{a|Mold Breaker}} or {{m|Embargo}}.<!--Moves/Abilities that alter type/Abilities/items do not need to be mentioned, these are obvious because the ungrounded criteria is entirely invalidated by being removed (instead of just being ignored).--> | |||
==Grounded Pokémon== | ==Grounded Pokémon== | ||
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* {{m|Gravity}} is in effect. | * {{m|Gravity}} is in effect. | ||
In addition, the move {{m|Roost}} will remove the user's {{t|Flying}} type for one turn, meaning it will become grounded for that turn if its type was the only property or effect making it ungrounded | In addition, the move {{m|Roost}} will remove the user's {{t|Flying}} type for one turn, meaning it will become grounded for that turn if its type was the only property or effect making it ungrounded. | ||
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Pokémon that are ungrounded are immune to all damaging {{type|Ground}} moves, except {{m|Thousand Arrows}}. | |||
Ungrounded Pokémon are also immune to: | Ungrounded Pokémon are also immune to: | ||
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* the effects of [[terrain]]. | * the effects of [[terrain]]. | ||
* the [[Ability]] {{a|Arena Trap}}. | * the [[Ability]] {{a|Arena Trap}}. | ||
If a Pokémon that is grounded has the {{t|Poison}} type and is sent out while {{m|Toxic Spikes}} are on its side of the field, Toxic Spikes will be removed. | |||
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The term grounded is used to describe a Pokémon that can be affected by damaging Ground-type moves and several other associated effects.
Ungrounded Pokémon
Several characteristics may make a Pokémon ungrounded.
A Pokémon is ungrounded if any of the following apply (and there is no effect that makes it grounded).
- It has the Flying type.
- It has the Ability Levitate.
- It is holding an Air Balloon.
- It is under the effect of Magnet Rise or Telekinesis.
Some of these characteristics can be suppressed or ignored by certain moves or Abilities, like Mold Breaker or Embargo.
Grounded Pokémon
By default, grounded Pokémon are simply those that are not ungrounded. However, there are also several effects that will negate a Pokémon's ungrounded status, making it grounded.
A Pokémon will be grounded if any of the following apply.
- It is holding an Iron Ball.
- It is under the effect of IngrainGen. IV+ or Smack Down/Thousand Arrows.
- Gravity is in effect.
In addition, the move Roost will remove the user's Flying type for one turn, meaning it will become grounded for that turn if its type was the only property or effect making it ungrounded.
Effects of grounded status
Pokémon that are ungrounded are immune to all damaging Ground-type moves, except Thousand Arrows.
Ungrounded Pokémon are also immune to:
- the entry hazards Spikes, Toxic Spikes, and Sticky Web.
- the move Rototiller.
- the effects of terrain.
- the Ability Arena Trap.
If a Pokémon that is grounded has the Poison type and is sent out while Toxic Spikes are on its side of the field, Toxic Spikes will be removed.
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