Primary effect
The user gains the Recharging status on the turn after this move is used.
Spit Up operates as a variable-power Special move dependent entirely on the user possessing Stockpiling status. The attack scales its power between 100 and 300 based on the accumulated levels, failing completely if the user has not initiated the Stockpiling effect prior to activation. Eight different species gain access to this specific Normal-type technique.
Spit Up functions as a specialized Normal-category move that necessitates an active Stockpile status for deployment. By scaling power relative to established stockpiles, this move transforms defensive accumulation into a high-damage special strike. Players analyze this move to identify optimal turn-order setups that maximize damage output against a single opponent.
Power
1
Accuracy
100%
Priority
0
Effect rate
—
The higher the user's Stockpiling level the greater this move's power (ranging between 100 and 300). This move fails unless the user has the Stockpiling status.
Understanding move traits like non-contact status and bullet classification is essential for predicting interactions with defensive abilities or held items. By interpreting these internal mechanics, players gain clarity on how Spit Up resolves against specific battle rules. These flags provide the necessary technical context to master complex turn sequencing and defensive counterplay during encounters.
Reviewing the full list of Pokemon capable of executing Spit Up provides essential insight into the move's viability. By examining these specific learnset connections, players can determine which teammates effectively leverage the high power output linked to active Stockpiling status while maintaining a balanced defensive configuration across the competitive roster.
Comparing Spit Up with other specialized Normal-type attacks helps reveal how Stockpile-reliant mechanics impact offensive flow. Reviewing these alternatives highlights differences in damage consistency, setup requirements, and tactical flexibility. Examine these closely related moves to better understand how specific battle roles diverge while maintaining similar operational reach.
Primary effect
The user gains the Recharging status on the turn after this move is used.
Primary effect
If multiple Pokémon use this move in the same turn the second user onward will act immediately after the first and the power of the second Round onward will be doubled.
Primary effect
Can be used only if the user is asleep. Has a 30% chance of making the target flinch.
Primary effect
When a weather condition is present this move's power is doubled and its type changes. Harsh sunlight Fire type. Rain Water type. Snow Ice type. Sandstorm Rock type.
Review additional move entries to compare damage scaling and effect requirements. Studying varied move profiles helps in optimizing offensive setups and improving understanding of how specific status dependencies influence battle outcomes.