Physical
Power60
Accuracy100%
PP20
Primary effect
If the user is not already holding an item it steals the target's held item.
115PokemonView Thief Move Statistics
Comprehensive technical breakdown of how Beat Up functions in competitive battle scenarios.PhysicalDarkbeat-up
Beat Up Move Profile: Dark-Type Physical Attack Mechanics and Party-Based Damage Calculations
Beat Up functions as a unique Dark-type physical maneuver in Pokemon Champions, dealing damage based on the collective attack stats of non-fainted and healthy party members. Each living member contributes an individual strike, allowing for complex damage scaling during encounters. Players often analyze this move to optimize team synergy and maximize physical output against opposing targets.
MoveBeat Up
Stat profileDark
Power1
Accuracy100%
PP12
PhysicalPriority 0
Analyzing variable power output based on party composition and individual base attack statisticsPhysical stats
Beat Up Tactical Assessment: Evaluating Dark-Type Physical Attack Profiles
Beat Up functions as a specialized physical Dark-type attack that scales damage according to the current health and readiness of the remaining party members. By factoring in the attack stats of non-fainted teammates instead of relying solely on a static power value, this move demands careful team construction and situational awareness to maximize its total damage efficiency during competitive engagements.
Dark TypePhysical CategoryParty ScalingMulti-Hit MechanicTargeting Normal
Power
1
Accuracy
100%
Priority
0
Effect rate
—
Battle effectTarget · normal
The target is attacked as many times as the number of Pokémon in the user's party. Pokémon that have fainted or have a status condition are not counted. This move's power is calculated based on the Attack stats of the party Pokémon.
Understanding how unique party-based move flags shape attack resolution and battle interaction outcomes.1 of 10 active
Deciphering the Mechanical Flags and Interaction Traits Defining Beat Up
Beat Up relies on specific internal mechanical markers to determine how individual party members contribute damage to the total output. By evaluating these distinct flag conditions, players can accurately predict how current battle rules process attack sequences and status dependencies. This technical perspective clarifies how precise movement traits influence effectiveness against targets during intense competitive exchanges.
Mechanical FlagsParty InteractionDamage CalculationBattle ExecutionStatus Dependency
Makes contactSound-basedPunch moveBiting moveSlicing moveBullet moveWind movePowder moveDefrosts on useBlocked by Protect/Detect
Analyze specific party-based interactions by exploring which Pokemon wield this unique multi-hit dark move.
Comprehensive Roster Distribution for Beat Up Learners
Beat Up relies on individual party member statistics rather than standard user data, making the specific learner pool essential for effective team building. Reviewing which Pokemon possess this move clarifies how diverse offensive capabilities can be integrated into party compositions. This targeted roster analysis helps evaluate potential damage output and strategic utility across different game phases.
Move DistributionRoster ConnectivityParty SynergyLearnset AnalysisApplied Research
Evaluate potential tactical substitutes by analyzing shared damage scaling and unique party-dependent targeting profiles.6 suggestions · Dark · Physical
Related Combat Options and Mechanically Similar Attacks for Beat Up
Identifying moves with comparable utility requires looking beyond primary damage types to analyze how party composition influences output. These alternatives assist in comparing the specific scaling mechanics of Beat Up against other multi-hit or party-reliant physical moves. Use these comparative data points to verify how different offensive setups function within specific team compositions and battle roles.
Move ComparisonDamage MechanicsPhysical OffenseTeam SynergyAttack ScalingRole Adjacency
Physical
Power1
Accuracy100%
PP12
Primary effect
This move's power and effects depend on the user's held item. The held item is lost after this move is used.
102PokemonView Fling Move Details
Physical
Power50
Accuracy100%
PP12
Primary effect
This move's power is doubled if the user attacks after the target.
72PokemonView Full Payback Move Data
Physical
66PokemonView Bite Move Statistics
Physical
Power65
Accuracy100%
PP20
Primary effect
This move's power is boosted by 50% if the target is holding an item. Causes the target to lose its held item.
66PokemonView Knock Off Move Details
Physical
Power80
Accuracy100%
PP16
Primary effect
Has a 20% chance of lowering the target's Defense stat by 1 stage.
65PokemonView Crunch Move Statistics
Explore Additional Dark-Type Move Mechanics
Review more physical attacks within Pokemon Champions to refine your combat strategy. Compare varying move effects and power scaling requirements to build a more effective battle roster for challenging encounters.
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