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Last Respects Move Data Profile: Analyzing Ghost-Type Physical Damage in Pokemon Champions

Last Respects functions as a Ghost-type physical attack where the base power increases by 50 for every fainted member within the user's party. Understanding these scaling mechanics allows trainers to evaluate tactical team compositions and maximize damage output during critical Pokemon Champions encounters.

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MoveLast Respects

Stat profileGhost

Power50

Accuracy100%

PP12

PhysicalPriority 0

Scaling damage output based on party attrition for strategic battle scenarios.Physical stats

Last Respects as a Ghost-Type Physical Offensive Tool

Evaluating Last Respects requires analyzing its unique scaling mechanic, which grants a base power increase of fifty for every fainted party member. This Ghost-type physical attack demands precise team building to maximize potential, functioning as a high-stakes tool that prioritizes end-game cleanup over early-match utility during competitive rotations.

Ghost TypePhysical CategoryScaling DamageSingle TargetLate Game Utility

Power

50

Accuracy

100%

Priority

0

Effect rate

—

Battle effectTarget · normal

This move's power is increased by 50 for each time that a Pokémon in the user's party has fainted.

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Decoding the Mechanical Properties and Interaction Flags of Last Respects

Last Respects functions outside of typical contact, sound, or bullet-based mechanical flags, making its utility independent of traditional defensive counters or ability-driven blocks. Analyzing these lack-of-trait markers ensures accurate expectations regarding damage output and interactions, providing clear insight into how the move behaves within complex competitive rule sets.

Move MechanicsInteraction FlagsBattle SystemsTrait AnalysisRule Context

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

Connecting high-impact Ghost-type physical damage to the specific Pokemon capable of utilizing this unique fainting-dependent mechanic.

Analyze the Competitive Roster Distribution for the Last Respects Move

Evaluating Last Respects requires understanding the specific Pokemon capable of wielding its scaling Ghost-type power. This learner list provides direct access to the exact roster profiles that incorporate this move, enabling players to connect raw battle mechanics directly to team building and slot utility. By reviewing these entries, you can verify which specific partners effectively integrate this move.

Move DistributionRoster IntegrationGhost Type MechanicsLearner VerificationTeam Building

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Comparative Analysis for Last Respects and Functionally Related Ghost Moves

Examine technical alternatives to Last Respects by assessing shared battle categories and distinct damage accumulation mechanics. Understanding how these moves align or diverge helps identify tactical trade-offs in team construction. Use these comparative benchmarks to distinguish unique scaling profiles from standard physical attacks, ensuring precise move selection based on your specific team structure.

Move ScalingGhost Type AttacksDamage MechanicsRole ComparisonCombat Utility

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Physical

Shadow Claw

Power70

Accuracy100%

PP16

Primary effect

This move has a 1-stage Critical-Hit Ratio Boost.

56PokemonView Shadow Claw Move Data

Physical

Poltergeist

Power110

Accuracy90%

PP8

Primary effect

This move fails if the target isn't holding an item.

27PokemonView Poltergeist Move Details

Physical

Phantom Force

Power90

Accuracy100%

PP12

Primary effect

The user gains the Concealed status on the turn this move is used then attacks on the following turn. This move can hit a target using a move such as Protect or Detect and removes the effects of those moves.

22PokemonView Phantom Force Move Mechanics

Physical

Shadow Sneak

Power40

Accuracy100%

PP20

16PokemonView Shadow Sneak Data

Physical

Shadow Punch

Power60

Accuracy101%

PP20

Primary effect

This move never misses.

10PokemonView Shadow Punch Battle Data

Physical

Rage Fist

Power50

Accuracy100%

PP12

Primary effect

This move's power is increased by 50 each time the user takes damage from a move, up to a maximum power of 350. If the user switches out of battle, the move's power returns to its usual value.

1PokemonView Rage Fist Move Profile

Explore More Ghost-Type Moves in Pokemon Champions

Review additional Ghost-type moves and tactical options to optimize battle performance. Investigating move interactions and damage mechanics helps refine team synergy and tactical planning for upcoming Pokemon Champions challenges.

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