A to Z Moves
Absolute Cinema
Getting Mechanical
Strange Pokédex Entries
Anime Only
100

All Pokemon from this evolutionary tree support the user and raise all stats by 2 stages each

Extreme Evoboost

100

This Gen 1 Psychic type Pokemon was the main focus in two movies (not counting remakes or TV Specials)

Mewtwo

Mewtwo Strikes Back/Genesect and the Legend Awakened

100

A move that matches one of the user’s own types receives this damage bonus

STAB/Same-Type-Attack-Bonus

100

Every time this Pokémon appears before people, it is followed by a disaster such as an earthquake or a tidal wave.

Absol

100

This Pokémon was going to be Ash's original starter Pokémon before it was changed

Clefairy

200

The name of this Pokémon's signature Z-Move is "Genesis Supernova"

Mew

200

This Pokémon was the main star in two Pokémon films that released at the same time

Victini

200

Under normal circumstances, landing a critical hit causes a move to deal this much more damage while ignoring modifiers like Reflect or Light Screen

1.5x Damage

200

From the hollows in its arms, it fires the bones of its victims, which are all dried up after being drained of their vitality.

Palossand

200

In the episode "When Pokémon Worlds Collide!", Paul caught three of this Pokémon at the same time to see which one knew a specific move

Starly

300

The only Z-Move featured by a playable character in super smash bros. ultimate

Malicious Moonsault

300

This Mythical Pokémon appeared alongside Ash and a new cast of characters in the movie Pokémon: I Choose You!

Marshadow

300

This status condition cuts a Pokémon’s Special Attack in half

Frostbite

300

This Pokémon is said to purify lost, forsaken souls with its flames and guide them to the afterlife

Hisuian Typhlosion

300

The nickname given by Bonnie to this Legendary Pokémon

Squishy

400

Marshadow's Z-Move

Soul-Stealing 7 Star Strike

400

In Pokémon 4Ever, the Iron-Masked Marauder used this device to corrupt Celebi and cause havoc in the forest

The Dark Ball

400

When a Pokémon has a Substitute up, they cannot be damaged unless by status effects (Burn/Poison) or these types of damaging moves

Sound-Based Moves

400

Although this Pokémon is the very picture of elegance and beauty while swimming, it is also cruel. When it spots prey, it inserts its thin mouth into the prey’s body and drains the prey of its body fluids.

Gorebyss

400

In Pokémon Journey's, the character Goh caught this Legendary Pokémon from a group of pouchers

Suicune

500

The Japanese name for this Z-Move roughly translates to "Almighty Thunder God."

Gigavolt Havoc

500

This TV Special was released in 2006 for the anime's Tenth Anniversary

Pokémon: The Mastermind of Mirage Pokémon

500

This terrain doubles the probability of secondary effects happening

Rainbow Terrain

500

When sunlight reflects on the ripples created by this Pokémon grinding its teeth, the water all around sparkles brilliantly.

Bruxish

500

This anime exclusive villain captured and stole rare Pokémon to sell on the black market for high profit

Hunter J

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