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Smokescreen
えんまく Smokescreen |
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Generation: | I |
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Battle Data
Type: | ![]() |
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Category | ![]() |
Power: | - |
Accuracy: | 100% |
PP: | 20 |
Affects: | Anyone |
Secondary Effect: | Lowers target's accuracy |
Priority: | 0 |
Contact: | No |
Affected by
Magic Coat: | Yes |
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Magic Bounce: | Yes |
Bright Powder: | No |
Protect/Detect: | Yes |
Snatch: | No |
Mirror Move: | Yes |
King's Rock: | No |
Smokescreen is a Normal-type move introduced in Generation I that lowers the target's accuracy by one stage.
Anime
James would usually have his Koffing-Weezing use Smokescreen if they wanted to steal something, however Ash would make Pidgeotto or another of his -types use Gust or Whirlwind to blow away the cloud of smoke. Ash's Cyndaquil also used this move against Miki's Skarmory in episode 154 (Hot Matches) during Ash's second battle against Miki.
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