Primary effect
Removes the Light Screen Reflect and Aurora Veil statuses on the target's side.
Superpower functions as a high-impact Fighting-type physical attack requiring direct contact with an opponent. Each execution triggers a self-inflicted reduction to the user's Attack and Defense statistics by one stage. Reviewing these mechanical trade-offs helps in assessing the suitability of this move within diverse competitive team compositions.
Superpower functions as a high-magnitude Fighting type move characterized by a heavy physical attack profile and an immediate, non-negotiable stat penalty. Evaluating this move requires balancing raw damage output against the subsequent reduction in both Attack and Defense, which directly dictates its viability as a finishing blow or a forced situational exchange in active combat.
Power
120
Accuracy
100%
Priority
0
Effect rate
—
Lowers the user's Attack and Defense stats by 1 stage.
Superpower functions as a physical, contact-based move that triggers critical mechanical interactions. By evaluating flags like contact status, trainers can identify how the move interacts with opponent abilities, held items, or protection effects. Recognizing these specific mechanical properties ensures precise tactical execution and prevents unexpected outcomes when deploying heavy physical force in battle.
Examine the distribution of Superpower to identify exactly which Pokemon leverage this high-impact physical move. By evaluating the specific members of the roster that learn this technique, users gain a clearer perspective on how its stat-lowering drawback influences tactical application. This direct link between move utility and learner profiles facilitates sharper roster planning for competitive scenarios.
Comparing Superpower against other Fighting type physical moves highlights distinct trade-offs regarding self-debuffing mechanics versus sustained output. Use these related attack profiles to assess how varied recoil, accuracy, or stat-lowering consequences shift utility across different matchups. Evaluating these alternatives helps define precise roles for your physical attackers.
Primary effect
Removes the Light Screen Reflect and Aurora Veil statuses on the target's side.
Primary effect
The heavier the target the greater this move's power (ranging between 20 and 120).
Primary effect
This move fails if the user has already taken damage from a move in the same turn.
Primary effect
The less HP the user has left the greater this move's power (ranging between 20 and 200).
Primary effect
The damage dealt by this move is calculated using the user's Defense stat instead of its Attack stat.
Primary effect
Lowers the user's Defense and Sp. Def stats by 1 stage.
Review additional Fighting-type moves to compare varying damage categories and secondary effects. Evaluating different options assists in determining which tactical approaches align best with specific Pokemon battle builds and team requirements.