Beat Up

In Pokémon ChampionsGen II

Game

Pokémon Champions

DarkPhysical

All healthy allies aid in damaging the target.

Power: –
Accuracy: 100%
PP: 12 Scarlet & Violet: 10
Hits: One Pokémon next to the user
On Showdown: 0.2% of Champions VGC Pokémon run it

Properties

No contact

Changes over time

How Beat Up changed from game to game, newest first.

Champions
PP 10 → 12 Buffed
Gen V
Power 10 → – Nerfed
~~dropped: Deals typeless damage.~~ Hits one time for the user … status condition in the user's party. ~~dropped: For~~ added: The power of each ~~dropped: hit, the damage formula uses the~~ added: hit is equal to 5+(X/10), where X is each participating Pokémon's base ~~dropped: Attack as the Attack stat, the target's base Defense as the Defense stat, and ignores stat stages and other effects that modify Attack or Defense;~~ added: Attack; each hit is considered to come from the user.
Gen IV
Became Physical (the physical/special split)
Deals typeless damage. Hits added: one time for the user and one time for each unfainted Pokémon without a non-volatile status condition in the user's ~~dropped: party, or fails if no Pokémon meet the criteria.~~ added: party. For each hit, the damage formula …
Gen III
… non-volatile status condition in the user's ~~dropped: party.~~ added: party, or fails if no Pokémon meet the criteria. For each hit, the damage formula uses the participating Pokémon's ~~dropped: level, its~~ base Attack as the Attack stat, … other effects that modify Attack or ~~dropped: Defense. Fails if no party members can participate.~~ added: Defense; each hit is considered to come from the user.

Numbers: PokéAPI’s changelog. Descriptions: Pokémon Showdown’s for each generation, PokéAPI’s notes where Showdown’s don’t differ. Champions: Pokémon Showdown.

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How it works in Champions

Hits one time for the user and one time for each unfainted Pokémon without a non-volatile status condition in the user's party. The power of each hit is equal to 5+(X/10), where X is each participating Pokémon's base Attack; each hit is considered to come from the user.