Quark Drive (Japanese: クォークチャージ, Hepburn: Kwooku Chaaji, trans. Quark Charge) is an Ability exclusive to future Paradox Pokémon, introduced in Generation IX.
It is the futuristic counterpart to Protosynthesis.
Description[]
| Generations | Description |
|---|---|
| Generation IX | If the Pokémon is holding Booster Energy or Electric Terrain is active, the Pokémon will boost their highest stat by one stage. |
Effect[]
Quark Drive increases the Pokémon’s highest stat by 30% or 50% if speed if Electric Terrain is active or the Pokémon is holding a Booster Energy. Booster Energy provides a permanent duration to the effect, while Electric Terrain only gives the boost for a few turns. When Electric Terrain is removed, Quark Drive is deactivated until it is set again.
Pokémon[]
| Pokémon | Type | First Ability | Second Ability | Hidden Ability | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Iron Treads |  Ground /  Steel | Quark Drive | — | — |
 | Iron Bundle |  Ice /  Water | Quark Drive | — | — |
 | Iron Hands |  Fighting /  Electric | Quark Drive | — | — |
 | Iron Jugulis |  Dark /  Flying | Quark Drive | — | — |
 | Iron Moth |  Fire /  Poison | Quark Drive | — | — |
 | Iron Thorns |  Rock / Electric | Quark Drive | — | — |
 | Iron Valiant |  Fairy / Fighting | Quark Drive | — | — |
 | Iron Leaves |  Grass /  Psychic | Quark Drive | — | — |
 | Iron Boulder | Rock / Psychic | Quark Drive | — | — |
 | Iron Crown | Steel / Psychic | Quark Drive | — | — |
Trivia[]
- Miraidon has a unique variant of this Ability known as Hadron Engine.
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