Quash

This article is missing an image. Please help the Pokémon Wiki by adding one.

Quash

さきおくり Postpone

Generation:	V

Battle Data

Type:
Category
Power:	N/A
Accuracy:	100%
PP:	15, max: 24
Affects:	Selected Target
Secondary Effect:	None
Priority:	0
Contact:	No

Affected by

Magic Coat:	Yes
Magic Bounce:
Bright Powder:	Yes
Protect/Detect:	Yes
Snatch:	No
Mirror Move:
King's Rock:	No

Contest Data

Contest Spectaculars (ORAS)

Type:
Appeal:
Jam:

{

Quash (さきおくり Postpone) is a non-damaging Dark-type move introduced in Generation V that has a Normal-type variation called After You, which makes the target move first.

Effect

In Battle

The user holds the opponent down to make sure it attacks last.

Learnset

Generation V

By Leveling Up

By Leveling Up
Pokémon	type	Level
Murkrow	Dark/Flying	65
Honchkrow	Dark/Flying	65
* Bold indicates a Pokémon which receives STAB from this move

By TM60

By TM58
Pokémon	type
Nidoqueen	Poison/Ground
Nidoking	Poison/Ground
Kingler	Water
Mew	Psychic
Murkrow	Dark/Flying
Slowking	Water/Psychic
Kingdra	Water/Dragon
Raikou	Electric
Entei	Fire
Suicune	Water
Slaking	Normal
Piplup	Water
Prinplup	Water
Empoleon	Water/Steel
Vespiquen	Bug/Flying
Honchkrow	Dark/Flying
Spiritomb	Ghost/Dark
Arceus	Normal
* Bold indicates a Pokémon which receives STAB from this move

Generation VI

By Leveling Up

By Leveling Up
Pokémon	type	Level
Murkrow	Dark/Flying	65
Sableye	Dark/Ghost	44 (ORAS)
Honchkrow	Dark/Flying	65
* Bold indicates a Pokémon which receives STAB from this move

By TM60

By TM58
Pokémon	type
Nidoqueen	Poison/Ground
Nidoking	Poison/Ground
Kingler	Water
Mew	Psychic
Murkrow	Dark/Flying
Slowking	Water/Psychic
Kingdra	Water/Dragon
Raikou	Electric
Entei	Fire
Suicune	Water
Slaking	Normal
Sableye	Dark/Ghost
Piplup	Water
Prinplup	Water
Empoleon	Water/Steel
Vespiquen	Bug/Flying
Honchkrow	Dark/Flying
Spiritomb	Ghost/Dark
Arceus	Normal
Pangoro	Fighting/Dark
* Bold indicates a Pokémon which receives STAB from this move

Trivia

• Murkrow and its evolution Honchkrow are the only Pokémon able to learn this move by leveling up.
  • Also, despite being introduced in Generation V, no Generation V Pokémon are able to learn this move.

This article is a stub. Please help the wiki by expanding it.