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'''Terrain''' (Japanese: '''フィールド''' ''field'') is a type of field effect in the Pokémon games that affects Pokémon [[grounded|on the ground]]. The mechanic was introduced in [[Generation VI]]. In battle, there is always initially no terrain, but it can be changed by Pokémon's moves and Abilities. Only one type of terrain may be present at a time, with any new terrain put in place overwriting the previous terrain.
'''Terrain''' (Japanese: '''フィールド''' ''field'') is a type of field effect in the Pokémon games that affects Pokémon [[grounded|on the ground]]. The mechanic was introduced in [[Generation VI]]. In battle, there is always initially no terrain, but it can be changed by a Pokémon's moves and Abilities. Only one type of terrain may be present at a time, with any new terrain put in place overwriting the previous terrain.


==In the games==
==In the games==

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Terrain (Japanese: フィールド field) is a type of field effect in the Pokémon games that affects Pokémon on the ground. The mechanic was introduced in Generation VI. In battle, there is always initially no terrain, but it can be changed by a Pokémon's moves and Abilities. Only one type of terrain may be present at a time, with any new terrain put in place overwriting the previous terrain.

In the games

There are four types of terrain: Electric Terrain, Grassy Terrain, Misty Terrain, and Psychic Terrain.

Causing terrain

Each terrain has a corresponding move and Ability that will create it.

Electric Terrain Grassy Terrain Misty Terrain Psychic Terrain
Move Electric Terrain Grassy Terrain Misty Terrain Psychic Terrain
Genesis Supernova
Ability Electric Surge Grassy Surge Misty Surge Psychic Surge

Terrain normally lasts for 5 turns regardless of how it is created, but if the Pokémon with that move or Ability held a Terrain Extender when the terrain was put into effect, it lasts 8 turns.

Effects

Pokémon that are in the semi-invulnerable turn of a move are considered to not be on the ground for the purposes of terrain.

The Ability Grass Pelt increases the Pokémon's Defense by 50% during Grassy Terrain. The Ability Surge Surfer increases the Pokémon's Speed by 100% during Electric Terrain.

Natural objects disappear and cannot be destroyed while terrain is in effect.

Items

If a Pokémon is holding one of these four held items when the appropriate terrain is created, or switches in while the appropriate terrain is in effect, the item will be consumed and boost one of the holder's stats by one stage. The item will activate regardless of whether or not the Pokémon is grounded.

Electric Terrain Grassy Terrain Misty Terrain Psychic Terrain
Dream Electric Seed Sprite.png
Electric Seed
Dream Grassy Seed Sprite.png
Grassy Seed
Dream Misty Seed Sprite.png
Misty Seed
Dream Psychic Seed Sprite.png
Psychic Seed
boosts Defense boosts Special Defense

Environment-based moves

Terrain causes moves that vary with environment to ignore the current location and determine their effect based on the terrain, regardless of whether the move's user is on the ground.

Electric Terrain Grassy Terrain Misty Terrain Psychic Terrain
Nature Power Thunderbolt Energy Ball Moonblast Psychic
Secret Power may cause paralysis
(Thunder Shock animation)
may cause sleep
(Vine Whip animation)
may lower Special Attack one stage
(Fairy Wind animation)
may lower Speed one stage
(Confusion animation)
Camouflage Electric Grass Fairy Psychic


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