Primary effect
Boosts the user's Attack and Speed stats by 1 stage.
Dragon Cheer functions as a status-category move designed to elevate critical-hit ratios for allies during combat. Dragon-type recipients gain a significant two-stage increase, while other types receive a one-stage boost. These mechanics offer specific advantages for trainers coordinating synergistic battle formations.
Dragon Cheer functions as a status-category maneuver focused on elevating the critical-hit ratio of active allies. By applying a one-stage boost to most combatants and a two-stage increase for Dragon-type partners, the move serves as a targeted support mechanism. Players evaluate this utility to determine how specific team compositions leverage increased critical strike potential to swing battle outcomes decisively.
Power
0
Accuracy
101%
Priority
0
Effect rate
—
Gives allies a Critical-Hit Ratio Boost. Dragon types receive a 2-stage boost. All other types receive a 1-stage boost.
Dragon Cheer operates outside traditional contact, slicing, or sound-based mechanical interactions. Recognizing that it lacks these specific status markers clarifies its role purely as a utility move focused on critical-hit ratio escalation. This mechanical profile prevents common misinterpretations during battle, allowing for precise planning centered on stat modification efficiency.
This move does not pick up any of the tracked Pokemon Champions interaction traits above.
Examining the specific Pokemon that learn Dragon Cheer provides critical insight into the move's viability across diverse team compositions. By mapping the nineteen known learners, players can identify optimal candidates for triggering critical-hit ratio boosts. This Roster-focused approach bridges abstract status-move data with practical, field-ready application for competitive team construction.
Examine functional parallels between Dragon Cheer and other support techniques that manipulate critical-hit ratios or distribute team-wide status benefits. Comparing these tactical options helps distinguish unique performance profiles based on target type efficiency and secondary utility. Assessing these overlaps enables informed team building decisions without relying on singular, predefined move choices for every encounter.
Primary effect
Boosts the user's Attack and Speed stats by 1 stage.
Primary effect
The user loses 1/3 of its max HP to boost its Attack Defense Sp. Atk Sp. Def and Speed stats by 1 stage. This move fails if the user doesn't have enough remaining HP.
Review additional move categories and status-effect interactions to refine tactical knowledge for Pokemon Champions. Comparing diverse move profiles strengthens decision-making and synergy during competitive encounters.