Outrage
Pokémon Champions
Lasts 2-3 turns. Confuses the user afterwards.
- Power
- 120
- Accuracy
- 100%
- PP
- 12 Scarlet & Violet: 10
- Hits
- A random foe
Changes over time
How Outrage changed from game to game, newest first.
- Champions
PP 10 → 12 Buffed
- Gen VII
… not already. This move targets an
dropped: adjacentopposing Pokémon at random on each … If this move is called bydropped: Sleep Talk,added: Sleep Talk and the user is asleep, the move is used for one … - Gen V
PP 15 → 10 Nerfed
… into this move and becomes confused
dropped: at the end ofadded: immediately after its move on the last turn of the effect if it is not already. This move targets an added: adjacent opposing Pokémon at random on each … attack is not successful against thedropped: target,added: target on the first turn of the effect or the second turn of a three-turn effect, the effect ends without causing confusion. … - Gen IV
Became Physical (the physical/special split)
Power 90 → 120 Buffed
… the user is prevented from moving,
dropped: falls asleep, becomes frozen,added: is asleep at the beginning of a turn, or the attack is not successful … - Gen III
dropped: Whether or not this move is successful, theadded: The user spends two or three turns locked into this move and becomes confuseddropped: immediately after its move onadded: at the end of the last turn of thedropped: effect, evenadded: effect if it isdropped: already confused.added: not already. This move targets an opposing Pokémon at random on each turn. If the user is prevented from moving, added: falls asleep, becomes frozen, or the attack is not successful against the target, the effect ends without causing confusion. …
Numbers: PokéAPI’s changelog. Descriptions: Pokémon Showdown’s for each generation, PokéAPI’s notes where Showdown’s don’t differ. Champions: Pokémon Showdown.
See it in the games
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How it works in Champions
The user spends two or three turns locked into this move and becomes confused immediately after its move on the last turn of the effect if it is not already. This move targets an opposing Pokémon at random on each turn. If the user is prevented from moving, is asleep at the beginning of a turn, or the attack is not successful against the target on the first turn of the effect or the second turn of a three-turn effect, the effect ends without causing confusion. If this move is called by Sleep Talk and the user is asleep, the move is used for one turn and does not confuse the user.
“The user rampages and attacks for two to three turns. The user then becomes confused.”
In-game text, Scarlet & Violet
What interacts
Abilities and items that boost Outrage, block it, punish its user or change how it works.
Boosts it
2
- Tough Claws×1.3
- Poison Touch30% to poison
Blocks or weakens it
2
- Fluffytakes ½
- Aura Guardtakes ½
Punishes the user
12
- Rough Skintakes ⅛ back
Rocky Helmettakes ⅙ back- Static30% paralysis
- Flame Body30% burn
- Poison Point30% poison
- Effect Spore30% poison, paralysis or sleep
- Cute Charm30% infatuation
- Gooey−1 Speed
- Mummyreplaces its ability
- Wandering Spiritswaps abilities
- Aftermathtakes ¼ if it knocks the holder out
- Pickpocketsteals its item
Changes how it works
4
- Long Reachno contact
- Unseen Fistgoes through Protect for ¼ damage
- Piercing Drillgoes through Protect for ¼ damage
- Infiltratorgoes through Substitute
Only in other games 6
Punishes the user
5
- Iron Barbstakes ⅛ back
- Tangling Hair−1 Speed
- Lingering Aromareplaces its ability
- Perish Bodya 3-turn faint countdown for both
Sticky Barbcan stick to it
Changes how it works
1
Protective Padsno contact effects
Mold Breaker, Teravolt and Turboblaze ignore the abilities that block or weaken it.
Good to know
- Can't be used through: Instruct.
- Hits a random opponent.
Who learns Outrage
78 Pokémon can learn it in Pokémon Champions.
Show all 78 in Champions
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