Stone Edge Battle Mechanics and Combat Data within the Pokemon Champions Move Library
Stone Edge functions as a high-impact Physical move within the Rock-type category. This attack features a distinct 1-stage boost to its critical-hit ratio, influencing tactical decisions in battle. Fifty-six unique species possess access to this maneuver, allowing trainers to incorporate it into diverse physical offensive sets.
Stone Edge as a High-Impact Physical Rock Attack Profile
Stone Edge functions as a direct, non-contact physical Rock move targeting a single opponent. Its core identity is defined by a built-in critical-hit ratio increase, allowing attackers to exert pressure by bypassing potential defensive buffs. Players should evaluate this move for its ability to deliver heavy neutral or super-effective damage while mitigating defensive sustainability through improved precision landing on vital strike points.
Power
100
Accuracy
80%
Priority
0
Effect rate
—
This move has a 1-stage Critical-Hit Ratio Boost.
Deciphering the Mechanical Traits and Interaction Flags of Stone Edge
Stone Edge bypasses many common defensive abilities because it lacks specific contact, sound, or bullet-based traits. Recognizing these flags is essential for predicting move interactions against hazards or protective barriers. This structured analysis confirms how these technical classifications define the move's role within complex team compositions and specific battle scenarios.
Identifying Primary Pokemon Learners for Stone Edge Across the Roster
Stone Edge remains a staple high-power Rock move for many physical attackers. Reviewing the complete list of Pokemon that gain access to this capability helps clarify which specific units utilize its high critical-hit potential most effectively. Connecting this data point to individual entries allows for deeper roster analysis and targeted team building.
Analytical Comparisons for Stone Edge and Its Role-Adjacent Move Alternatives
Assess Rock-type moves sharing similar physical damage profiles or target utility to determine how Stone Edge fits within specific team configurations. Comparing secondary effects and accuracy requirements against adjacent options allows for a precise analysis of role-specific trade-offs. This evaluation framework helps identify moves that provide functional overlap or specialized utility in competitive scenarios.
Primary effect
If the target is off the ground it gains the Landed status. This move can hit a target that has the Sky-High status.
Compare Stone Edge with Other Physical Rock-type Moves
Refine offensive team compositions by comparing Stone Edge against other available Rock-type moves. Evaluate secondary effects, accuracy trade-offs, and critical-hit variables to ensure each Pokemon set maximizes its damage output in every tactical scenario.