Primary effect
The user gains the Recharging status on the turn after this move is used.
Uproar functions as a special Normal-type move that subjects targets to a unique status condition. This sound-based attack bypasses specific protections, making it a distinct tactical choice for team compositions. Assessing its mechanics provides deeper insight into move interactions and performance potential during intense Pokemon Champions encounters.
Uproar functions as a consistent sound-based special attack that initiates a unique status effect upon the user. This Normal-type maneuver requires careful consideration of its multi-turn commitment and targeting profile during combat. Assessing how this move interacts with specific team compositions helps players evaluate its utility beyond raw damage output when planning for optimal battle execution.
Power
90
Accuracy
100%
Priority
0
Effect rate
—
The user gains the Uproar status.
Uproar functions through specific mechanical markers that dictate its performance in complex battlefield scenarios. Recognizing that this technique is classified as a sound move allows players to anticipate interactions with silencing effects and substitute barriers accurately. These technical attributes clarify how the move bypasses certain protections while locking the user into a multi-turn active cycle.
Evaluating the strategic utility of Uproar requires examining the specific Pokemon capable of utilizing this sound-based move. This comprehensive learner registry bridges the gap between individual move mechanics and practical roster integration. By reviewing which Pokemon naturally master Uproar, players gain essential visibility into how this special move functions across diverse team compositions and evolving competitive environments.
Comparing Uproar to other sound-based or persistent-effect moves helps identify specific trade-offs regarding turn economy and battle utility. Examining these alternatives side by side clarifies how individual moves function within a team structure without assuming a single optimal path. Use these comparisons to determine which sound mechanics best serve specific competitive roles.
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.
Primary effect
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.
Continue investigating move mechanics and battle effects to refine team synergy. Understanding the full variety of special and physical options remains crucial for maintaining competitive effectiveness during Pokemon Champions challenges.