Analyze two-turn strike timing and the 30% paralysis probability for battle planning.PhysicalFlyingbounce

Bounce Move Details: Flying-Type Physical Attack Mechanics in Pokemon Champions

Bounce functions as a two-turn Flying-type physical maneuver where the user enters a protected state before attacking. Players utilize the 30% chance to induce paralysis to disrupt opponents during matches. Nineteen distinct Pokemon can learn this move, making it a relevant selection for physical offensive rosters within the Pokemon Champions competitive landscape.

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MoveBounce

Stat profileFlying

Power85

Accuracy85%

PP8

PhysicalPriority 0

Navigating the two-turn sequence and paralysis utility inherent to this physical move.Physical stats

Tactical Assessment of the Flying-Type Bounce Attack Profile

Bounce functions as a distinct physical Flying-type tool requiring a two-turn commitment to execute. The initial turn grants Sky-High status for evasion, followed by a strike with a thirty percent paralysis chance. Evaluating this move necessitates balancing the delayed damage output against the potential for inducing status disruption to gain a significant strategic advantage in battle.

Flying TypePhysical CategoryTwo-Turn MoveParalysis UtilitySingle Target

Power

85

Accuracy

85%

Priority

0

Effect rate

30%

Battle effectTarget · normal

The user gains the Sky-High status on the turn this move is used then attacks on the following turn. This move has a 30% chance of paralyzing the target.

Interpreting how specific move traits influence timing, target vulnerability, and defensive interactions.2 of 10 active

Mastering Bounce Mechanics: Decoding Interaction Flags and Battle Behavior

Understanding the physical contact status and two-turn execution window of Bounce is vital for strategic positioning. By tracking interaction markers, trainers can anticipate defensive vulnerabilities while the user is airborne. These mechanical flags provide the necessary context to navigate how the paralysis secondary effect interacts with specific terrain, item triggers, or target-based immunity rules.

Contact MoveTwo-Turn ExecutionPhysical CategoryStatus InflictionBattle Interaction

Makes contactSound-basedPunch moveBiting moveSlicing moveBullet moveWind movePowder moveDefrosts on useBlocked by Protect/Detect

Analyze how Flying-type coverage manifests across different species and identify key candidates capable of utilizing this two-turn tactical maneuver.

Mapping the Roster Distribution and Learning Pool for the Bounce Attack

Evaluating Bounce becomes significantly more intuitive when observing its presence within specific creature learnsets. This list isolates the nineteen unique species currently documented to utilize the move, helping strategists connect mechanics to roster application. Reviewing these learners reveals broader accessibility trends while streamlining the process of integrating high-impact physical options into team builds.

Move DistributionLearner PoolRoster IntegrationFlying Type DataTactical Application

Power140

Accuracy90%

PP8

Primary effect

The user gains the Charging status on the turn this move is used then attacks on the following turn. This move has a 30% chance of making the target flinch and it has a 1-stage Critical-Hit Ratio Boost.

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Compare Bounce with Other Flying-Type Moves

Evaluate additional Flying-type attacks to determine which physical maneuvers best support specific team compositions. Reviewing move categories, target mechanics, and secondary status effects remains essential for refining offensive tactics and increasing battle success in Pokemon Champions.

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