Youngster Joey (boss)

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Move tutors

2017-05-27T10:16:23Z

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'''Move tutors''', oftentimes colloquially shortened to '''tutors''', are NPCs that impart move techniques to compatibly learnable Pokémon tutees. They purvey another medium of move-learning to teach Pokémon moves that they might not learn regularly by other avenues or to help them relearn or expedite the acquisition of moves in their organic move pool.

Since move-tutors are locationally diverse throughout the game, one will need access to the area that they are stationed in, Pokémoney coverage for their monetary costs, and sometimes antecedent requirements, such as quests, in order to have access to their tutorship.

Do bear in mind that the Pokémoney price will be deducted from your Pokémon as soon as you accept the move and select a tutee even if you ultimately forego learning the move; this is irrefundable.
==Available move-tutors==
{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Ancient Power|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Ruins of Alph]] Research Center|P=3,500|PreReq=Must have donated at least three discrete [[Fossilized Pokémon|fossils]] to [[Pewter Museum]]}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Aqua Tail|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Abandoned Ship]] exterior|P=7,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Bounce|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Lake of Rage]] House 2|P=4,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Bug Bite|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Ilex Forest]]|P=5,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Counter|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Celadon Department Store]] 3F|P=5,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Covet|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Goldenrod Gym]]|P=10,000|PreReq=Must procure the [[Plain Badge]]; thereafter, the gym-greeter will proffer his tutorship for this technique}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Dark Pulse|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Lavaridge Town]]'s [[Pokémart]]|P=9,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Double-Edge|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Victory Road]] 2F|P=9,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Draco Meteor|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Dragons Shrine]] ([[Lance_(boss)|Lance's boss NPC]])|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Dragon Pulse|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Blackthorn Gym]]|P=10,000|PreReq=This move's tuteeship becomes buyable from the greeter upon defeating Clair}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Drain Punch|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Cianwood Gym]]|P=10,000|PreReq=Will be tutored by the greeter whereupon Chuck is defeated}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Dream Eater|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Viridian City]]|P=4,000|PreReq=Need a [[Cut]]-wielding Pokémon or a [[Hatchet]] to deobstruct an occlusive tree}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Drill Run|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Granite Cave]] B1F|P=6,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Dynamic Punch|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Rustboro City]] Building 1 3F|P=7,500|PreReq=Must collect three hidden scrolls within the building, precedingly}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Earth Power|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Tohjo Falls]]|P=10,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Endeavor|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Violet City]]|P=11,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Explosion|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Mineral Site]]|P=20,000|PreReq=It is unlocked with an accrual of 5,000 [[Discovery Points]]}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Fire Punch|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 42]] mountainside|P=4,500|PreReq=A Pokémon with [[Rock Climb]] on-hand to traverse the mountainside}}
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Fallarbor Town]]|P=10,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Fury Cutter|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Verdanturf Town]]'s [[Pokémon Center]]|P=2,000|PreReq=Will be Pokémoney-payable for up to three times per week; thereafter, 2 Blue Shards and 3 Red Shards must be paid, instead}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Giga Drain|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Erika_(boss)|Erika]] in [[Viridian Maze]]|P=7,500|PreReq=[[Kanto League]] championship and an on-hand lineup of level-100 Pokémon to access her tutorship subfunction}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Gunk Shot|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Petalburg Woods]] (floor 7)|P=9,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Headbutt|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Viridian Maze]]|P=2,000|PreReq=Must have obtained the Boulder Badge from [[Pewter Gym]]}}
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Ilex Forest]]|P=1,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Heal Bell|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Sprout Tower]] (floor 7)|P=16,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Heat Wave|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Cinnabar Gym]] B1F|P=8,000|PreReq=You must have procured the [[Volcano Badge]]; thereafter, the gym-greeter will tutor this technique}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Hyper Voice|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 28]]|P=8,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Hypnosis|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Pokémon Tower Basement]] B12|P=12,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Ice Punch|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 42]] mountainside|P=4,500|PreReq=A Pokémon with [[Rock Climb]] on-hand to traverse the mountainside}}
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Johto Safari Snow Zone]]|P=15,000}}
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Pokémon League Hoenn]]|P=10,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Icy Wind|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Mahogany Town]] Shop|P=12,000}}
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Seafoam Islands]] B4F|P=5,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Iron Head|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Olivine Gym]]|P=10,000|PreReq=Will have tuteeship access as a reward for defeating Jasmine therein}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Knock Off|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Trainers Valley]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Low Kick|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Golds Gym]] ([[Chuck_(boss)|Chuck]])|P=7,500|PreReq=An invariably level-100 on-hand lineup of Pokémon}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Mega Kick|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 4]]|P=2,000|PreReq=Must have selected [[Hitmonlee]] at [[Saffron City]] Dojo}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Mega Punch|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 4]]|P=2,000|PreReq=Must have selected [[Hitmonchan]] at [[Saffron City]] Dojo}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Ominous Wind|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Ecruteak Gym]]|P=10,000|PreReq=Will have tuteeship access upon defeating Morty therein}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Outrage|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Abandoned Ship]] B1F Room 1 ([[Toothless_(boss)|Toothless]])|P=15,000|PreReq=300-plus playtime hours, in addition to an invariably level-100 on-hand lineup}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Pain Split|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Pokémon Tower 6F]]|P=4,500}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Rock Slide|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Rock Tunnel]]|P=5,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Rollout|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 39]]|P=10,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Seed Bomb|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Safari Johto Grass and Swamp Zone]]|P=12,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Seismic Toss|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Pewter City]]'s exterior mini-arena|P=2,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Shock Wave|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Power Plant|Power Plant (Kanto)]]|P=6,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Signal Beam|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[National Park]]|P=8,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Sky Attack|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Love Island]]|P=10,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Softboiled|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Celadon City]]|P=15,000|PreReq=Will need a [[Surf]]-wielding Pokémon or a [[Pokémon Mounts|surfable Mount]] on-hand to traverse the surfway to reach the tutor}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Stealth Rock|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Johto Safari Mountain Side]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Sucker Punch|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Haunted Site]]|P=20,000|PreReq=Also need an accrual of at least 5,000 [[Discovery Points]]}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Super Fang|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Natural Site]]|P=20,000|PreReq=Also need an accrual of at least 5,000 [[Discovery Points]]}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Superpower|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Cianwood City]] (House 2)|P=12,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Surf|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 19]] (Victor)|P=8,000|PreReq=Must defeat Victor, himself. Additionally, you must have [[Pokémon Starters|started]] with [[Pikachu]], and that Pikachu or [[Raichu]] tutee must be under your OT registry}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Swagger|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Victory Road]] 3F|P=10,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Swift|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Saffron City]]|P=2,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Tailwind|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Violet Gym]]|P=10,000|PreReq=Must have defeated Falkner therein in order to have tuteeship access}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Thunder Punch|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 42]] mountainside|P=4,500|PreReq=A Pokémon with [[Rock Climb]] on-hand to traverse the mountainside}}
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Pokémon League Hoenn]]|P=10,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Thunder Wave|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Silph Co.]] 2F|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Volt Switch|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[New Mauville]]|P=5,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Water Pulse|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Cianwood City]] (House 1)|P=5,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Zen Headbutt|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Slateport City]]'s marketplace|P=8,000}}
}}

==TM-tutors==
TM-tutors are a special subtype of move-tutors that provide another modal avenue for learning [[TMs]] for those that do not yet have their items existentially programmed in. While TM-tutors are functionally identical to conventional move-tutors, they are dichotomous in the Pokémon move pools that they teach; for example, if a [[Seismic Toss]] TM-tutor were to exist, only Pokémon that were compatible with the TM in the handheld games would be teachable by this tutor, as opposed to those who learned the aforementioned technique via move-tutoring.

The only caveats to the TM move pool are that only the final-stage evolutions will be teachable in the Pokémon's evolutionary line.

While TM-tutors do enable Pokémon to learn unprogrammed-in TMs, they lack the portability of conventional TMs and are only considered a makeshift workaround for the inexistence of those TMs; as such, they are only expected to exist temporarily until the items, themselves, are distributable.

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Acrobatics|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Fortree City]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Aerial Ace|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 16]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Bulldoze|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Kalijodo Cave Entrance]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Charge Beam|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Celadon City]] Gamecorner Stairs|P=15,000|PreReq=Must have defeated [[Kanto]]'s [[Elite Four]] cadre}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Dark Pulse|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Ecruteak City]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Dragon Tail|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Dragon's Den]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Defog|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Violet City]] (school)|P=15,000|PreReq=Must have defeated [[Hoenn]]'s [[Elite Four]] cadre}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Energy Ball|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Vulcan Forest]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Explosion|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 47]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Flame Charge|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Cinnabar Island]] Mansion 2|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Flash Cannon|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Valley of Steel]]|P=12,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Focus Blast|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Vulcanic Town]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Focus Punch|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Petalburg City]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Giga Impact|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Celadon City]] Gamecorner Stairs|P=30,000|PreReq=Must have defeated [[Kanto]]'s [[Elite Four]] cadre}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Grass Knot|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Love Island]] House 3|P=10,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Gyro Ball|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Cinnabar Island]] Lab Room 3|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Iron Tail|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Olivine City|Olivine]] Care|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Poison Jab|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Kanto Safari Zone]] Area 1|P=12,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Rock Polish|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Union Cave]] 1F|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Sky Attack|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Mt. Summer Summit]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Sludge Wave|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Celadon City]] Gamecorner Stairs|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Steel Wing|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Celadon City]] Gamecorner Stairs|P=15,000|PreReq=Must have defeated [[Kanto]]'s [[Elite Four]] cadre}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Stone Edge|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Mt. Silver]] Lower Mountainside|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Wild Charge|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Power Plant]] ([[Kanto]])|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Work Up|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Golds Gym]] ([[Saffron City]])|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=X-Scissor|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[National Park]]|P=15,000}}
}}

==Move Buffets==
Also referred to more colloquially as move-relearners, move buffets will teach any move within the Pokémon's level-up and instinctual move pool that it satisfied the level requirement for; this means that the Pokémon must have already reached the level threshold that is designated for the move if it is to be relearnable. This is the principal means of restoring lost or forgotten moves.

Pre-evolution's moves will not fall within the purview of the move buffets; for example, [[Arcanine]] can not inherit [[Growlithe]]'s moves in its pool of relearnable moves, meaning that lost of Growlithe's moves would need to be learned in that stage and retained by Arcanine in order to possess them. This limitation affects most [[Evolutionary items|stone]]-evolved Pokémon, meaning that it is a wise to acquire all the moves one may desire in that pre-evolution stage before they elect to evolve the Pokémon.

Move buffets will charge {{Pdollar}}2,000 per transaction, and two are stationed per region. They are available in all the areas outline hereunder:

*[[Kanto]] - [[Cerulean City]]; [[Saffron City]]
*[[Johto]] - [[Goldenrod City]]; [[Blackthorn City]]
*[[Hoenn]] - [[Slateport City]] marketplace; [[Sootopolis City]]

==Egg-inheritable moves==
{{Main|Egg-Inheritable Moves}}

As an implementary substitute for the egg-moves mechanics in the handheld games that entailed Pokémon-breeding, which is not featured in PRO, a move-tutor exists that amalgamates all egg-inherited moves in the handheld games. These move-tutors are stationed in every [[Daycare centers|daycare center]]; access to them entails defeating [[Naero_(boss)|Naero]]'s eponymous boss NPC.

No interparental combinations are needed in order for the Pokémon to learn the Egg Move; the Pokémon will unrestrictedly have access to every Egg Move it would have in the handheld games, and an identical move pool will carry over to its evolutions if they are used as the tutees. It will cost {{Pdollar}}15,000 per transaction.
==See also==
*[[TMs and HMs]]
*[[Egg-Inheritable Moves]]

[[Category:Moves]]

Bosses

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[[File:Professor_Oak_boss_NPC.png|right|thumb|[[Professor Oak (boss)|Professor Oak]]'s boss NPC, which illustrates the overworld coloration of boss-NPC names.]]

'''Bosses''', oftentimes phrasally referred to as '''boss NPCs''', are transcendent battle NPCs that can be challenged by qualifying players for an assortment of high-end rewards and feature-unlockings.

Since bosses constitute the strongest NPC-deployed lineups in the game—having maximal stats, 100 [[EVs]] across the board, and even exceeding the maximal levels that are attainable by players—they are considered the fulcrum of the PvM (player versus monster) aspect in [[Pokémon Revolution Online]].

Boss NPCs are identifiable with their distinctively red-colored names on the overworld. Some bosses might not be visible to the players until their prerequisites have been satisfied.

Boss-NPC characters are predominantly modeled after either [[Gym Leaders]], [[Staff|staff members]], or plot characters.
==Requirements==
Given their enviable rewards and stature as cream-of-the-crop end-game content, they typically will impose lofty requirements in order to be challengable.

While requirements will boss-specifically vary, there are many commonalities and baselines that are shared among them; the more prevalent ones include 200-plus hours of playtime and six level-100 on-hand Pokémon.

==Rewards==
Some boss NPCs are compulsory in order to unlock essential features or progressional thresholds; for example, [[Youngster Joey (boss)|Youngster Joey]] must be defeated in order to advance to [[Hoenn]], since he will occlude the transregional porter thereto until he is defeated. For the most part, however, boss NPCs are optional to battle but tremendously rewardful for those who defeat them, as they offer Pokémon, items and other commodities that might not be as handily obtainable, otherwise.

===Incremental thresholds===

While prizesets will boss-specifically vary, most of them follow the same paradigm of reward-distrubiting. Most offer initially randomized prizes—typically enviable Pokémon or items at commensurately varying odds—until the incremental thresholds are met; typically after three-consecutive wins against the boss, they will allow you to select the prize, sometimes augmenting the selectable prizes to extra prizes that might not be rewardable, otherwise.

The consecution of battles will reset either upon losing to the boss or after the third-consecutive win. Bosses typically will remind you what streak you are on after defeating them.

===Pokémon===
Many bosses will reward Pokémon that might either be unhuntable or [[List of Pokémon by Rarity Tier|ultra-rare]], otherwise.

Boss-rewarded Pokémon may also have potential [[Pokémon Counterparts#Shiny Pokémon|shiny counterparts]], but most stipulate that the incremental thresholds must be met before the shiny chance is possible.

===Miscellaneous===
Many bosses are also multifunctional in the sense that they may serve as vendors or as [[Move tutors|move tutors]]. In these cases, they typically will require being battled at least one time before their commercial services are accessible; this entails that the requirements are satisfied, or they may not have any accessibly serviceable feature.

Supplementarily, an amount of Pokémoney ranging from {{Pdollar}}1-{{Pdollar}}10,000 will also be rewarded upon defeating the NPC.
==Challengable bosses==
===Active===
All presently challengable bosses are tabulated hereunder. Click on the boss name to access its individualized page for much more elaborate information regardingly.

{{BossNPCTable|Contents=
{{BossRow|Boss=Archie|Region=Hoenn|Location=Marine Cave ([[Cave of Origins]])|Cooldown=Not rechallengable}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Arnie|Region=Johto|Location=[[Whirl Islands]] B4F}}
{{BossRow|Boss=BattleBot|Region=Sevii Islands|Location=[[Sevii Two Island]] (Two Island House)|Cooldown=15 days}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Brock|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Diglett's Cave]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Bruno|Region=Johto|Location=[[Mt. Mortar Lower Cave]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Bugsy|Region=Johto|Location=[[Amazon Forest]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Chuck|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Saffron City]] (Gold's Gym) }}
{{BossRow|Boss=Erika|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Viridian Maze]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Gingery Jones|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[Feral Site]] ([[Fiery Path]])}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Greinjack|Region=Johto|Location=In front of [[Blackthorn City]]'s [[Pokémart]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Guardian (Entei)|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Route 25]] ([[Route 25 Cave]])}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Guardian (Raikou)|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[Route 110]] ([[Secret Base Alpha]])}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Guardian (Suicune)|Region=Johto|Location=[[Lage of Rage]] ([[Secluded Lake]])}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Jessie & James|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Celadon City]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Kagawa|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Kalijodo Lake]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Koichi|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Saffron Dojo]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Lance (Cerulean Cave quest)|Region=Johto|Location=[[Dragons Den]] B1F}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Lance (Dragons Shrine)|Region=Johto|Location=[[Dragon Shrine]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Lorelei|Region=Johto|Location=[[Ice Path]] B2F}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Maribela|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Vulcan Island]] shore}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Lt. Surge|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[New Mauville]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Maxie|Region=Hoenn|Location=Terra Cave ([[Cave of Origins]])|Cooldown=Not rechallengable}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Misty|Region=Johto|Location=[[Route 41]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Morty|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[Mt. Pyre]] 4F}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Naero|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Cerulean Cave]] B1F|Cooldown=12 days, standardly; 6 with active [[membership]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Nikola|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Unknown Place]] ([[Trainers Valley]])|Cooldown=21 days}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Officer Jenny|Region=Orange Islands|Location=[[Pinkan City]] (Pinkan Lighthouse 2F)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Officer Shamac|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Pewter City]] (Jail)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Old Lady Janice|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[Lilycove City]] (Motel 2F)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Professor Birch|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[Verdanturf Town]] (House 2)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Professor Elm|Region=Johto|Location=[[Ruins of Alph]] (Research Center)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Professor Oak|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Cinnabar Island]] (Lab Room 2)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Ravine|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[Mt. Pyre Summit]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Red|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Mt. Silver Summit]]|Cooldown=One-off battle; not rechallengable}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Sage|Region=Johto|Location=[[Violet City]] ([[Sprout Tower]] F) }}
{{BossRow|Boss=Sgath & Keres|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Love Island]] (House 1)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Steven|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[Valley of Steel]] (Underground)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=The Pumpkin King|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Route 6]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Toothless|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[Abandoned Ship]] B1F Room 1 ([[Route 108]])}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Youngster Joey|Region=Kanto|Location=Interposed between the multi-partitional [[Elite Four]] buildings at [[Indigo Plateau]]|Cooldown=2 hours if you lose; not rechallengable if you win}}
}}

===Discontinued===
All bosses on the tabular list below are discontinued bosses, meaning that they previously existed but have either been removed from the game or have been substantially reworked.

{{BossNPCTable|Contents=
{{BossRow|Boss=Officer Wargreymon|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Pewter City]] Jail}}
}}

==Cooldown time==
===Amount===
Most bosses will be rechallengable after 12 days have elapsed; the main exceptions are quest-compulsory bosses, which either cool down after 2 hours or will not be rechallengable by virtue of the fact that simply battling them will suffice to unlock the progressional reward.

[[Naero_(boss)|Naero]] is another anomaly, wherein the boss' cooldown time will be halved to six days if battled with active [[membership]] status at the juncture the battle was initiated.

===Cooldown-timers===
[[File:BossCooldownChecker.png|right|222px|thumb|The cooldown-checker performing a confirmatory check on [[Brock_(boss)|Brock's]] status.]]

The cooldown times can be checked by speaking to the cooldown-checker in [[Celadon City|Celadon]] Office 2F, [[Goldenrod City]] House 1, and [[Slateport City]] House 1; they will give you a confirmatory response as to whether or not they are ready.

If you seek a more quantitative answer on the remaining cooldown time, you can interact with the boss in question; they will quantify how much time is remaining before they are rechallengable when asked.

[[Category:Gameplay features]] [[Category:Boss NPCs]]

Move tutors

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PreHax: /* Available move-tutors */

'''Move tutors''', oftentimes colloquially shortened to '''tutors''', are NPCs that impart move techniques to compatibly learnable Pokémon tutees. They purvey another medium of move-learning to teach Pokémon moves that they might not learn regularly by other avenues or to help them relearn or expedite the acquisition of moves in their organic move pool.

Since move-tutors are locationally diverse throughout the game, one will need access to the area that they are stationed in, Pokémoney coverage for their monetary costs, and sometimes antecedent requirements, such as quests, in order to have access to their tutorship.

Do bear in mind that the Pokémoney price will be deducted from your Pokémon as soon as you accept the move and select a tutee even if you ultimately forego learning the move; this is irrefundable.
==Available move-tutors==
{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Ancient Power|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Ruins of Alph]] Research Center|P=3,500|PreReq=Must have donated at least three discrete [[Fossilized Pokémon|fossils]] to [[Pewter Museum]]}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Aqua Tail|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Abandoned Ship]] exterior|P=7,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Bounce|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Lake of Rage]] House 2|P=4,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Bug Bite|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Ilex Forest]]|P=5,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Counter|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Celadon Department Store]] 3F|P=5,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Covet|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Goldenrod Gym]]|P=10,000|PreReq=Must procure the [[Plain Badge]]; thereafter, the gym-greeter will proffer his tutorship for this technique}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Dark Pulse|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Lavaridge Town]]'s [[Pokémart]]|P=9,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Double-Edge|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Victory Road]] 2F|P=9,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Draco Meteor|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Dragons Shrine]] ([[Lance_(boss)|Lance's boss NPC]])|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Dragon Pulse|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Blackthorn Gym]]|P=10,000|PreReq=This move's tuteeship becomes buyable from the greeter upon defeating Clair}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Drain Punch|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Cianwood Gym]]|P=10,000|PreReq=Will be tutored by the greeter whereupon Chuck is defeated}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Dream Eater|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Viridian City]]|P=4,000|PreReq=Need a [[Cut]]-wielding Pokémon or a [[Hatchet]] to deobstruct an occlusive tree}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Drill Run|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Granite Cave]] B1F|P=6,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Dynamic Punch|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Rustboro City]] Building 1 3F|P=7,500|PreReq=Must collect three hidden scrolls within the building, precedingly}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Earth Power|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Tohjo Falls]]|P=10,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Endeavor|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Violet City]]|P=11,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Explosion|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Mineral Site]]|P=20,000|PreReq=It is unlocked with an accrual of 5,000 [[Discovery Points]]}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Fire Punch|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 42]] mountainside|P=4,500|PreReq=A Pokémon with [[Rock Climb]] on-hand to traverse the mountainside}}
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Fallarbor Town]]|P=10,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Fury Cutter|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Verdanturf Town]]'s [[Pokémon Center]]|P=2,000|PreReq=Will be Pokémoney-payable for up to three times per week; thereafter, 2 Blue Shards and 3 Red Shards must be paid, instead}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Giga Drain|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Erika_(boss)|Erika]] in [[Viridian Maze]]|P=7,500|PreReq=[[Kanto League]] championship and an on-hand lineup of level-100 Pokémon to access her tutorship subfunction}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Gunk Shot|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Petalburg Woods]] (floor 7)|P=9,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Headbutt|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Viridian Maze]]|P=2,000|PreReq=Must have obtained the Boulder Badge from [[Pewter Gym]]}}
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Ilex Forest]]|P=1,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Heal Bell|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Sprout Tower]] (floor 7)|P=16,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Heat Wave|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Cinnabar Gym]] B1F|P=8,000|PreReq=You must have procured the [[Volcano Badge]]; thereafter, the gym-greeter will tutor this technique}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Hyper Voice|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 28]]|P=8,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Hypnosis|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Pokémon Tower Basement]] B12|P=12,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Ice Punch|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 42]] mountainside|P=4,500|PreReq=A Pokémon with [[Rock Climb]] on-hand to traverse the mountainside}}
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Johto Safari Snow Zone]]|P=15,000}}
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Pokémon League Hoenn]]|P=10,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Icy Wind|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Mahogany Town]] Shop|P=12,000}}
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Seafoam Islands]] B4F|P=5,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Iron Head|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Olivine Gym]]|P=10,000|PreReq=Will have tuteeship access as a reward for defeating Jasmine therein}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Knock Off|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Trainers Valley]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Low Kick|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Golds Gym]] ([[Chuck_(boss)|Chuck]])|P=7,500|PreReq=An invariably level-100 on-hand lineup of Pokémon}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Mega Kick|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 4]]|P=2,000|PreReq=Must have selected [[Hitmonlee]] at [[Saffron City]] Dojo}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Mega Punch|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 4]]|P=2,000|PreReq=Must have selected [[Hitmonchan]] at [[Saffron City]] Dojo}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Ominous Wind|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Ecruteak Gym]]|P=10,000|PreReq=Will have tuteeship access upon defeating Morty therein}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Outrage|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Abandoned Ship]] B1F Room 1 ([[Toothless_(boss)|Toothless]])|P=15,000|PreReq=300-plus playtime hours, in addition to an invariably level-100 on-hand lineup}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Pain Split|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Pokémon Tower 6F]]|P=4,500}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Rock Slide|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Rock Tunnel]]|P=5,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Rollout|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 39]]|P=10,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Seed Bomb|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Safari Johto Grass and Swamp Zone]]|P=12,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Seismic Toss|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Pewter City]]'s exterior mini-arena|P=2,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Shock Wave|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Power Plant|Power Plant (Kanto)]]|P=6,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Signal Beam|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[National Park]]|P=8,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Sky Attack|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Love Island]]|P=10,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Softboiled|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Celadon City]]|P=15,000|PreReq=Will need a [[Surf]]-wielding Pokémon or a [[Pokémon Mounts|surfable Mount]] on-hand to traverse the surfway to reach the tutor}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Stealth Rock|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Johto Safari Mountain Side]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Sucker Punch|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Haunted Site]]|P=20,000|PreReq=Also need an accrual of at least 5,000 [[Discovery Points]]}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Super Fang|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Natural Site]]|P=20,000|PreReq=Also need an accrual of at least 5,000 [[Discovery Points]]}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Superpower|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Cianwood City]] (House 2)|P=12,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Surf|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 19]] (Victor)|P=8,000|PreReq=Must defeat Victor, himself. Additionally, you must have [[Pokémon Starters|started]] with [[Pikachu]], and that Pikachu or [[Raichu]] tutee must be under your OT registry}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Swagger|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Victory Road]] 3F|P=10,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Swift|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Saffron City]]|P=2,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Tailwind|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Violet Gym]]|P=10,000|PreReq=Must have defeated Falkner therein in order to have tuteeship access}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Thunder Punch|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 42]] mountainside|P=4,500|PreReq=A Pokémon with [[Rock Climb]] on-hand to traverse the mountainside}}
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Pokémon League Hoenn]]|P=10,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Thunder Wave|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Silph Co.]] 2F|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Volt Switch|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[New Mauville]]|P=5,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Water Pulse|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Cianwood City]] (House 1)|P=5,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Zen Headbutt|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Slateport City]]'s marketplace|P=8,000}}
}}

==TM-tutors==
TM-tutors are a special subtype of move-tutors that provide another modal avenue for learning [[TMs]] for those that do not yet have their items existentially programmed in. While TM-tutors are functionally identical to conventional move-tutors, they are dichotomous in the Pokémon move pools that they teach; for example, if a [[Seismic Toss]] TM-tutor were to exist, only Pokémon that were compatible with the TM in the handheld games would be teachable by this tutor, as opposed to those who learned the aforementioned technique via move-tutoring.

The only caveats to the TM move pool are that only the final-stage evolutions will be teachable in the Pokémon's evolutionary line.

While TM-tutors do enable Pokémon to learn unprogrammed-in TMs, they lack the portability of conventional TMs and are only considered a makeshift workaround for the inexistence of those TMs; as such, they are only expected to exist temporarily until the items, themselves, are distributable.

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Acrobatics|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Fortree City]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Aerial Ace|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 16]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Bulldoze|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Kalijodo Cave Entrance]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Charge Beam|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Celadon City]] Gamecorner Stairs|P=15,000|PreReq=Must have defeated [[Kanto]]'s [[Elite Four]] cadre}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Dark Pulse|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Ecruteak City]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Dragon Tail|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Dragon's Den]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Defog|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Violet City]] (school)|P=15,000|PreReq=Must have defeated [[Hoenn]]'s [[Elite Four]] cadre}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Energy Ball|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Vulcan Forest]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Explosion|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 47]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Flame Charge|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Cinnabar Island]] Mansion 2|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Flash Cannon|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Valley of Steel]]|P=12,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Focus Blast|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Vulcanic Town]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Giga Impact|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Celadon City]] Gamecorner Stairs|P=30,000|PreReq=Must have defeated [[Kanto]]'s [[Elite Four]] cadre}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Grass Knot|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Love Island]] House 3|P=10,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Gyro Ball|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Cinnabar Island]] Lab Room 3|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Poison Jab|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Kanto Safari Zone]] Area 1|P=12,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Rock Polish|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Union Cave]] 1F|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Sky Attack|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Mt. Summer Summit]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Sludge Wave|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Celadon City]] Gamecorner Stairs|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Steel Wing|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Celadon City]] Gamecorner Stairs|P=15,000|PreReq=Must have defeated [[Kanto]]'s [[Elite Four]] cadre}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Stone Edge|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Mt. Silver]] Lower Mountainside|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Wild Charge|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Power Plant]] ([[Kanto]])|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Work Up|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Golds Gym]] ([[Saffron City]])|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=X-Scissor|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[National Park]]|P=15,000}}
}}

==Move Buffets==
Also referred to more colloquially as move-relearners, move buffets will teach any move within the Pokémon's level-up and instinctual move pool that it satisfied the level requirement for; this means that the Pokémon must have already reached the level threshold that is designated for the move if it is to be relearnable. This is the principal means of restoring lost or forgotten moves.

Pre-evolution's moves will not fall within the purview of the move buffets; for example, [[Arcanine]] can not inherit [[Growlithe]]'s moves in its pool of relearnable moves, meaning that lost of Growlithe's moves would need to be learned in that stage and retained by Arcanine in order to possess them. This limitation affects most [[Evolutionary items|stone]]-evolved Pokémon, meaning that it is a wise to acquire all the moves one may desire in that pre-evolution stage before they elect to evolve the Pokémon.

Move buffets will charge {{Pdollar}}2,000 per transaction, and two are stationed per region. They are available in all the areas outline hereunder:

*[[Kanto]] - [[Cerulean City]]; [[Saffron City]]
*[[Johto]] - [[Goldenrod City]]; [[Blackthorn City]]
*[[Hoenn]] - [[Slateport City]] marketplace; [[Sootopolis City]]

==Egg-inheritable moves==
{{Main|Egg-Inheritable Moves}}

As an implementary substitute for the egg-moves mechanics in the handheld games that entailed Pokémon-breeding, which is not featured in PRO, a move-tutor exists that amalgamates all egg-inherited moves in the handheld games. These move-tutors are stationed in every [[Daycare centers|daycare center]]; access to them entails defeating [[Naero_(boss)|Naero]]'s eponymous boss NPC.

No interparental combinations are needed in order for the Pokémon to learn the Egg Move; the Pokémon will unrestrictedly have access to every Egg Move it would have in the handheld games, and an identical move pool will carry over to its evolutions if they are used as the tutees. It will cost {{Pdollar}}15,000 per transaction.
==See also==
*[[TMs and HMs]]
*[[Egg-Inheritable Moves]]

[[Category:Moves]]

Move tutors

2017-05-26T08:08:38Z

PreHax: /* TM-tutors */

'''Move tutors''', oftentimes colloquially shortened to '''tutors''', are NPCs that impart move techniques to compatibly learnable Pokémon tutees. They purvey another medium of move-learning to teach Pokémon moves that they might not learn regularly by other avenues or to help them relearn or expedite the acquisition of moves in their organic move pool.

Since move-tutors are locationally diverse throughout the game, one will need access to the area that they are stationed in, Pokémoney coverage for their monetary costs, and sometimes antecedent requirements, such as quests, in order to have access to their tutorship.

Do bear in mind that the Pokémoney price will be deducted from your Pokémon as soon as you accept the move and select a tutee even if you ultimately forego learning the move; this is irrefundable.
==Available move-tutors==
{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Ancient Power|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Ruins of Alph]] Research Center|P=3,500|PreReq=Must have donated at least three discrete [[Fossilized Pokémon|fossils]] to [[Pewter Museum]]}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Aqua Tail|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Abandoned Ship]] exterior|P=7,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Bounce|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Lake of Rage]] House 2|P=4,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Bug Bite|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Ilex Forest]]|P=5,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Counter|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Celadon Department Store]] 3F|P=5,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Covet|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Goldenrod Gym]]|P=10,000|PreReq=Must procure the [[Plain Badge]]; thereafter, the gym-greeter will proffer his tutorship for this technique}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Dark Pulse|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Lavaridge Town]]'s [[Pokémart]]|P=9,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Double-Edge|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Victory Road]] 2F|P=9,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Draco Meteor|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Dragons Shrine]] ([[Lance_(boss)|Lance's boss NPC]])|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Dragon Pulse|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Blackthorn Gym]]|P=10,000|PreReq=This move's tuteeship becomes buyable from the greeter upon defeating Clair}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Drain Punch|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Cianwood Gym]]|P=10,000|PreReq=Will be tutored by the greeter whereupon Chuck is defeated}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Dream Eater|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Viridian City]]|P=4,000|PreReq=Need a [[Cut]]-wielding Pokémon or a [[Hatchet]] to deobstruct an occlusive tree}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Drill Run|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Granite Cave]] B1F|P=6,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Dynamic Punch|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Rustboro City]] Building 1 3F|P=7,500|PreReq=Must collect three hidden scrolls within the building, precedingly}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Earth Power|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Tohjo Falls]]|P=10,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Endeavor|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Violet City]]|P=11,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Explosion|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Mineral Site]]|P=20,000|PreReq=It is unlocked with an accrual of 5,000 [[Discovery Points]]}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Fire Punch|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 42]] mountainside|P=4,500|PreReq=A Pokémon with [[Rock Climb]] on-hand to traverse the mountainside}}
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Fallarbor Town]]|P=10,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Fury Cutter|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Verdanturf Town]]'s [[Pokémon Center]]|P=2,000|PreReq=Will be Pokémoney-payable for up to three times per week; thereafter, 2 Blue Shards and 3 Red Shards must be paid, instead}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Giga Drain|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Erika_(boss)|Erika]] in [[Viridian Maze]]|P=7,500|PreReq=[[Kanto League]] championship and an on-hand lineup of level-100 Pokémon to access her tutorship subfunction}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Headbutt|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Viridian Maze]]|P=2,000|PreReq=Must have obtained the Boulder Badge from [[Pewter Gym]]}}
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Ilex Forest]]|P=1,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Heal Bell|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Sprout Tower]] (floor 7)|P=16,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Heat Wave|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Cinnabar Gym]] B1F|P=8,000|PreReq=You must have procured the [[Volcano Badge]]; thereafter, the gym-greeter will tutor this technique}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Hyper Voice|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 28]]|P=8,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Hypnosis|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Pokémon Tower Basement]] B12|P=12,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Ice Punch|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 42]] mountainside|P=4,500|PreReq=A Pokémon with [[Rock Climb]] on-hand to traverse the mountainside}}
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Johto Safari Snow Zone]]|P=15,000}}
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Pokémon League Hoenn]]|P=10,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Icy Wind|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Mahogany Town]] Shop|P=12,000}}
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Seafoam Islands]] B4F|P=5,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Iron Head|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Olivine Gym]]|P=10,000|PreReq=Will have tuteeship access as a reward for defeating Jasmine therein}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Knock Off|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Trainers Valley]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Low Kick|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Golds Gym]] ([[Chuck_(boss)|Chuck]])|P=7,500|PreReq=An invariably level-100 on-hand lineup of Pokémon}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Mega Kick|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 4]]|P=2,000|PreReq=Must have selected [[Hitmonlee]] at [[Saffron City]] Dojo}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Mega Punch|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 4]]|P=2,000|PreReq=Must have selected [[Hitmonchan]] at [[Saffron City]] Dojo}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Ominous Wind|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Ecruteak Gym]]|P=10,000|PreReq=Will have tuteeship access upon defeating Morty therein}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Outrage|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Abandoned Ship]] B1F Room 1 ([[Toothless_(boss)|Toothless]])|P=15,000|PreReq=300-plus playtime hours, in addition to an invariably level-100 on-hand lineup}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Pain Split|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Pokémon Tower 6F]]|P=4,500}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Rock Slide|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Rock Tunnel]]|P=5,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Rollout|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 39]]|P=10,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Seed Bomb|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Safari Johto Grass and Swamp Zone]]|P=12,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Seismic Toss|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Pewter City]]'s exterior mini-arena|P=2,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Shock Wave|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Power Plant|Power Plant (Kanto)]]|P=6,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Signal Beam|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[National Park]]|P=8,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Sky Attack|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Love Island]]|P=10,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Softboiled|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Celadon City]]|P=15,000|PreReq=Will need a [[Surf]]-wielding Pokémon or a [[Pokémon Mounts|surfable Mount]] on-hand to traverse the surfway to reach the tutor}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Stealth Rock|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Johto Safari Mountain Side]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Sucker Punch|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Haunted Site]]|P=20,000|PreReq=Also need an accrual of at least 5,000 [[Discovery Points]]}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Super Fang|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Natural Site]]|P=20,000|PreReq=Also need an accrual of at least 5,000 [[Discovery Points]]}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Superpower|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Cianwood City]] (House 2)|P=12,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Surf|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 19]] (Victor)|P=8,000|PreReq=Must defeat Victor, himself. Additionally, you must have [[Pokémon Starters|started]] with [[Pikachu]], and that Pikachu or [[Raichu]] tutee must be under your OT registry}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Swagger|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Victory Road]] 3F|P=10,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Swift|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Saffron City]]|P=2,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Tailwind|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Violet Gym]]|P=10,000|PreReq=Must have defeated Falkner therein in order to have tuteeship access}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Thunder Punch|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 42]] mountainside|P=4,500|PreReq=A Pokémon with [[Rock Climb]] on-hand to traverse the mountainside}}
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Pokémon League Hoenn]]|P=10,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Thunder Wave|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Silph Co.]] 2F|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Volt Switch|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[New Mauville]]|P=5,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Water Pulse|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Cianwood City]] (House 1)|P=5,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Zen Headbutt|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Slateport City]]'s marketplace|P=8,000}}
}}

==TM-tutors==
TM-tutors are a special subtype of move-tutors that provide another modal avenue for learning [[TMs]] for those that do not yet have their items existentially programmed in. While TM-tutors are functionally identical to conventional move-tutors, they are dichotomous in the Pokémon move pools that they teach; for example, if a [[Seismic Toss]] TM-tutor were to exist, only Pokémon that were compatible with the TM in the handheld games would be teachable by this tutor, as opposed to those who learned the aforementioned technique via move-tutoring.

The only caveats to the TM move pool are that only the final-stage evolutions will be teachable in the Pokémon's evolutionary line.

While TM-tutors do enable Pokémon to learn unprogrammed-in TMs, they lack the portability of conventional TMs and are only considered a makeshift workaround for the inexistence of those TMs; as such, they are only expected to exist temporarily until the items, themselves, are distributable.

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Acrobatics|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Fortree City]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Aerial Ace|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 16]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Bulldoze|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Kalijodo Cave Entrance]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Charge Beam|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Celadon City]] Gamecorner Stairs|P=15,000|PreReq=Must have defeated [[Kanto]]'s [[Elite Four]] cadre}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Dark Pulse|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Ecruteak City]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Dragon Tail|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Dragon's Den]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Defog|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Violet City]] (school)|P=15,000|PreReq=Must have defeated [[Hoenn]]'s [[Elite Four]] cadre}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Energy Ball|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Vulcan Forest]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Explosion|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 47]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Flame Charge|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Cinnabar Island]] Mansion 2|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Flash Cannon|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Valley of Steel]]|P=12,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Focus Blast|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Vulcanic Town]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Giga Impact|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Celadon City]] Gamecorner Stairs|P=30,000|PreReq=Must have defeated [[Kanto]]'s [[Elite Four]] cadre}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Grass Knot|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Love Island]] House 3|P=10,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Gyro Ball|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Cinnabar Island]] Lab Room 3|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Poison Jab|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Kanto Safari Zone]] Area 1|P=12,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Rock Polish|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Union Cave]] 1F|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Sky Attack|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Mt. Summer Summit]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Sludge Wave|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Celadon City]] Gamecorner Stairs|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Steel Wing|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Celadon City]] Gamecorner Stairs|P=15,000|PreReq=Must have defeated [[Kanto]]'s [[Elite Four]] cadre}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Stone Edge|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Mt. Silver]] Lower Mountainside|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Wild Charge|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Power Plant]] ([[Kanto]])|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Work Up|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Golds Gym]] ([[Saffron City]])|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=X-Scissor|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[National Park]]|P=15,000}}
}}

==Move Buffets==
Also referred to more colloquially as move-relearners, move buffets will teach any move within the Pokémon's level-up and instinctual move pool that it satisfied the level requirement for; this means that the Pokémon must have already reached the level threshold that is designated for the move if it is to be relearnable. This is the principal means of restoring lost or forgotten moves.

Pre-evolution's moves will not fall within the purview of the move buffets; for example, [[Arcanine]] can not inherit [[Growlithe]]'s moves in its pool of relearnable moves, meaning that lost of Growlithe's moves would need to be learned in that stage and retained by Arcanine in order to possess them. This limitation affects most [[Evolutionary items|stone]]-evolved Pokémon, meaning that it is a wise to acquire all the moves one may desire in that pre-evolution stage before they elect to evolve the Pokémon.

Move buffets will charge {{Pdollar}}2,000 per transaction, and two are stationed per region. They are available in all the areas outline hereunder:

*[[Kanto]] - [[Cerulean City]]; [[Saffron City]]
*[[Johto]] - [[Goldenrod City]]; [[Blackthorn City]]
*[[Hoenn]] - [[Slateport City]] marketplace; [[Sootopolis City]]

==Egg-inheritable moves==
{{Main|Egg-Inheritable Moves}}

As an implementary substitute for the egg-moves mechanics in the handheld games that entailed Pokémon-breeding, which is not featured in PRO, a move-tutor exists that amalgamates all egg-inherited moves in the handheld games. These move-tutors are stationed in every [[Daycare centers|daycare center]]; access to them entails defeating [[Naero_(boss)|Naero]]'s eponymous boss NPC.

No interparental combinations are needed in order for the Pokémon to learn the Egg Move; the Pokémon will unrestrictedly have access to every Egg Move it would have in the handheld games, and an identical move pool will carry over to its evolutions if they are used as the tutees. It will cost {{Pdollar}}15,000 per transaction.
==See also==
*[[TMs and HMs]]
*[[Egg-Inheritable Moves]]

[[Category:Moves]]

Move tutors

2017-05-25T07:33:07Z

PreHax: /* TM-tutors */

'''Move tutors''', oftentimes colloquially shortened to '''tutors''', are NPCs that impart move techniques to compatibly learnable Pokémon tutees. They purvey another medium of move-learning to teach Pokémon moves that they might not learn regularly by other avenues or to help them relearn or expedite the acquisition of moves in their organic move pool.

Since move-tutors are locationally diverse throughout the game, one will need access to the area that they are stationed in, Pokémoney coverage for their monetary costs, and sometimes antecedent requirements, such as quests, in order to have access to their tutorship.

Do bear in mind that the Pokémoney price will be deducted from your Pokémon as soon as you accept the move and select a tutee even if you ultimately forego learning the move; this is irrefundable.
==Available move-tutors==
{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Ancient Power|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Ruins of Alph]] Research Center|P=3,500|PreReq=Must have donated at least three discrete [[Fossilized Pokémon|fossils]] to [[Pewter Museum]]}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Aqua Tail|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Abandoned Ship]] exterior|P=7,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Bounce|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Lake of Rage]] House 2|P=4,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Bug Bite|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Ilex Forest]]|P=5,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Counter|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Celadon Department Store]] 3F|P=5,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Covet|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Goldenrod Gym]]|P=10,000|PreReq=Must procure the [[Plain Badge]]; thereafter, the gym-greeter will proffer his tutorship for this technique}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Dark Pulse|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Lavaridge Town]]'s [[Pokémart]]|P=9,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Double-Edge|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Victory Road]] 2F|P=9,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Draco Meteor|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Dragons Shrine]] ([[Lance_(boss)|Lance's boss NPC]])|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Dragon Pulse|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Blackthorn Gym]]|P=10,000|PreReq=This move's tuteeship becomes buyable from the greeter upon defeating Clair}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Drain Punch|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Cianwood Gym]]|P=10,000|PreReq=Will be tutored by the greeter whereupon Chuck is defeated}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Dream Eater|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Viridian City]]|P=4,000|PreReq=Need a [[Cut]]-wielding Pokémon or a [[Hatchet]] to deobstruct an occlusive tree}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Drill Run|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Granite Cave]] B1F|P=6,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Dynamic Punch|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Rustboro City]] Building 1 3F|P=7,500|PreReq=Must collect three hidden scrolls within the building, precedingly}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Earth Power|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Tohjo Falls]]|P=10,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Endeavor|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Violet City]]|P=11,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Explosion|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Mineral Site]]|P=20,000|PreReq=It is unlocked with an accrual of 5,000 [[Discovery Points]]}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Fire Punch|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 42]] mountainside|P=4,500|PreReq=A Pokémon with [[Rock Climb]] on-hand to traverse the mountainside}}
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Fallarbor Town]]|P=10,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Fury Cutter|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Verdanturf Town]]'s [[Pokémon Center]]|P=2,000|PreReq=Will be Pokémoney-payable for up to three times per week; thereafter, 2 Blue Shards and 3 Red Shards must be paid, instead}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Giga Drain|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Erika_(boss)|Erika]] in [[Viridian Maze]]|P=7,500|PreReq=[[Kanto League]] championship and an on-hand lineup of level-100 Pokémon to access her tutorship subfunction}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Headbutt|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Viridian Maze]]|P=2,000|PreReq=Must have obtained the Boulder Badge from [[Pewter Gym]]}}
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Ilex Forest]]|P=1,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Heal Bell|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Sprout Tower]] (floor 7)|P=16,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Heat Wave|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Cinnabar Gym]] B1F|P=8,000|PreReq=You must have procured the [[Volcano Badge]]; thereafter, the gym-greeter will tutor this technique}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Hyper Voice|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 28]]|P=8,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Hypnosis|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Pokémon Tower Basement]] B12|P=12,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Ice Punch|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 42]] mountainside|P=4,500|PreReq=A Pokémon with [[Rock Climb]] on-hand to traverse the mountainside}}
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Johto Safari Snow Zone]]|P=15,000}}
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Pokémon League Hoenn]]|P=10,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Icy Wind|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Mahogany Town]] Shop|P=12,000}}
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Seafoam Islands]] B4F|P=5,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Iron Head|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Olivine Gym]]|P=10,000|PreReq=Will have tuteeship access as a reward for defeating Jasmine therein}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Knock Off|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Trainers Valley]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Low Kick|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Golds Gym]] ([[Chuck_(boss)|Chuck]])|P=7,500|PreReq=An invariably level-100 on-hand lineup of Pokémon}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Mega Kick|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 4]]|P=2,000|PreReq=Must have selected [[Hitmonlee]] at [[Saffron City]] Dojo}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Mega Punch|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 4]]|P=2,000|PreReq=Must have selected [[Hitmonchan]] at [[Saffron City]] Dojo}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Ominous Wind|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Ecruteak Gym]]|P=10,000|PreReq=Will have tuteeship access upon defeating Morty therein}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Outrage|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Abandoned Ship]] B1F Room 1 ([[Toothless_(boss)|Toothless]])|P=15,000|PreReq=300-plus playtime hours, in addition to an invariably level-100 on-hand lineup}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Pain Split|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Pokémon Tower 6F]]|P=4,500}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Rock Slide|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Rock Tunnel]]|P=5,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Rollout|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 39]]|P=10,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Seed Bomb|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Safari Johto Grass and Swamp Zone]]|P=12,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Seismic Toss|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Pewter City]]'s exterior mini-arena|P=2,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Shock Wave|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Power Plant|Power Plant (Kanto)]]|P=6,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Signal Beam|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[National Park]]|P=8,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Sky Attack|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Love Island]]|P=10,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Softboiled|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Celadon City]]|P=15,000|PreReq=Will need a [[Surf]]-wielding Pokémon or a [[Pokémon Mounts|surfable Mount]] on-hand to traverse the surfway to reach the tutor}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Stealth Rock|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Johto Safari Mountain Side]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Sucker Punch|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Haunted Site]]|P=20,000|PreReq=Also need an accrual of at least 5,000 [[Discovery Points]]}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Super Fang|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Natural Site]]|P=20,000|PreReq=Also need an accrual of at least 5,000 [[Discovery Points]]}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Superpower|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Cianwood City]] (House 2)|P=12,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Surf|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 19]] (Victor)|P=8,000|PreReq=Must defeat Victor, himself. Additionally, you must have [[Pokémon Starters|started]] with [[Pikachu]], and that Pikachu or [[Raichu]] tutee must be under your OT registry}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Swagger|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Victory Road]] 3F|P=10,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Swift|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Saffron City]]|P=2,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Tailwind|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Violet Gym]]|P=10,000|PreReq=Must have defeated Falkner therein in order to have tuteeship access}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Thunder Punch|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 42]] mountainside|P=4,500|PreReq=A Pokémon with [[Rock Climb]] on-hand to traverse the mountainside}}
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Pokémon League Hoenn]]|P=10,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Thunder Wave|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Silph Co.]] 2F|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Volt Switch|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[New Mauville]]|P=5,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Water Pulse|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Cianwood City]] (House 1)|P=5,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Zen Headbutt|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Slateport City]]'s marketplace|P=8,000}}
}}

==TM-tutors==
TM-tutors are a special subtype of move-tutors that provide another modal avenue for learning [[TMs]] for those that do not yet have their items existentially programmed in. While TM-tutors are functionally identical to conventional move-tutors, they are dichotomous in the Pokémon move pools that they teach; for example, if a [[Seismic Toss]] TM-tutor were to exist, only Pokémon that were compatible with the TM in the handheld games would be teachable by this tutor, as opposed to those who learned the aforementioned technique via move-tutoring.

The only caveats to the TM move pool are that only the final-stage evolutions will be teachable in the Pokémon's evolutionary line.

While TM-tutors do enable Pokémon to learn unprogrammed-in TMs, they lack the portability of conventional TMs and are only considered a makeshift workaround for the inexistence of those TMs; as such, they are only expected to exist temporarily until the items, themselves, are distributable.

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Acrobatics|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Fortree City]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Aerial Ace|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 16]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Bulldoze|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Kalijodo Cave Entrance]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Charge Beam|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Celadon City]] Gamecorner Stairs|P=15,000|PreReq=Must have defeated [[Kanto]]'s [[Elite Four]] cadre}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Dark Pulse|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Ecruteak City]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Dragon Tail|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Dragon's Den]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Defog|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Violet City]] (school)|P=15,000|PreReq=Must have defeated [[Hoenn]]'s [[Elite Four]] cadre}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Energy Ball|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Vulcan Forest]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Explosion|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 47]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Flame Charge|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Cinnabar Island]] Mansion 2|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Flash Cannon|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Valley of Steel]]|P=12,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Focus Blast|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Vulcanic Town]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Giga Impact|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Celadon City]] Gamecorner Stairs|P=30,000|PreReq=Must have defeated [[Kanto]]'s [[Elite Four]] cadre}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Grass Knot|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Love Island]] House 3|P=10,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Gyro Ball|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Cinnabar Island]] Lab Room 3|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Poison Jab|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Kanto Safari Zone]] Area 1|P=12,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Rock Polish|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Union Cave]] 1F|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Sky Attack|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Mt. Summer Summit]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Steel Wing|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Celadon City]] Gamecorner Stairs|P=15,000|PreReq=Must have defeated [[Kanto]]'s [[Elite Four]] cadre}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Stone Edge|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Mt. Silver]] Lower Mountainside|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Wild Charge|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Power Plant]] ([[Kanto]])|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Work Up|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Golds Gym]] ([[Saffron City]])|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=X-Scissor|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[National Park]]|P=15,000}}
}}

==Move Buffets==
Also referred to more colloquially as move-relearners, move buffets will teach any move within the Pokémon's level-up and instinctual move pool that it satisfied the level requirement for; this means that the Pokémon must have already reached the level threshold that is designated for the move if it is to be relearnable. This is the principal means of restoring lost or forgotten moves.

Pre-evolution's moves will not fall within the purview of the move buffets; for example, [[Arcanine]] can not inherit [[Growlithe]]'s moves in its pool of relearnable moves, meaning that lost of Growlithe's moves would need to be learned in that stage and retained by Arcanine in order to possess them. This limitation affects most [[Evolutionary items|stone]]-evolved Pokémon, meaning that it is a wise to acquire all the moves one may desire in that pre-evolution stage before they elect to evolve the Pokémon.

Move buffets will charge {{Pdollar}}2,000 per transaction, and two are stationed per region. They are available in all the areas outline hereunder:

*[[Kanto]] - [[Cerulean City]]; [[Saffron City]]
*[[Johto]] - [[Goldenrod City]]; [[Blackthorn City]]
*[[Hoenn]] - [[Slateport City]] marketplace; [[Sootopolis City]]

==Egg-inheritable moves==
{{Main|Egg-Inheritable Moves}}

As an implementary substitute for the egg-moves mechanics in the handheld games that entailed Pokémon-breeding, which is not featured in PRO, a move-tutor exists that amalgamates all egg-inherited moves in the handheld games. These move-tutors are stationed in every [[Daycare centers|daycare center]]; access to them entails defeating [[Naero_(boss)|Naero]]'s eponymous boss NPC.

No interparental combinations are needed in order for the Pokémon to learn the Egg Move; the Pokémon will unrestrictedly have access to every Egg Move it would have in the handheld games, and an identical move pool will carry over to its evolutions if they are used as the tutees. It will cost {{Pdollar}}15,000 per transaction.
==See also==
*[[TMs and HMs]]
*[[Egg-Inheritable Moves]]

[[Category:Moves]]

Move tutors

2017-05-24T05:59:10Z

PreHax: /* TM-tutors */

'''Move tutors''', oftentimes colloquially shortened to '''tutors''', are NPCs that impart move techniques to compatibly learnable Pokémon tutees. They purvey another medium of move-learning to teach Pokémon moves that they might not learn regularly by other avenues or to help them relearn or expedite the acquisition of moves in their organic move pool.

Since move-tutors are locationally diverse throughout the game, one will need access to the area that they are stationed in, Pokémoney coverage for their monetary costs, and sometimes antecedent requirements, such as quests, in order to have access to their tutorship.

Do bear in mind that the Pokémoney price will be deducted from your Pokémon as soon as you accept the move and select a tutee even if you ultimately forego learning the move; this is irrefundable.
==Available move-tutors==
{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Ancient Power|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Ruins of Alph]] Research Center|P=3,500|PreReq=Must have donated at least three discrete [[Fossilized Pokémon|fossils]] to [[Pewter Museum]]}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Aqua Tail|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Abandoned Ship]] exterior|P=7,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Bounce|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Lake of Rage]] House 2|P=4,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Bug Bite|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Ilex Forest]]|P=5,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Counter|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Celadon Department Store]] 3F|P=5,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Covet|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Goldenrod Gym]]|P=10,000|PreReq=Must procure the [[Plain Badge]]; thereafter, the gym-greeter will proffer his tutorship for this technique}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Dark Pulse|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Lavaridge Town]]'s [[Pokémart]]|P=9,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Double-Edge|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Victory Road]] 2F|P=9,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Draco Meteor|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Dragons Shrine]] ([[Lance_(boss)|Lance's boss NPC]])|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Dragon Pulse|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Blackthorn Gym]]|P=10,000|PreReq=This move's tuteeship becomes buyable from the greeter upon defeating Clair}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Drain Punch|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Cianwood Gym]]|P=10,000|PreReq=Will be tutored by the greeter whereupon Chuck is defeated}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Dream Eater|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Viridian City]]|P=4,000|PreReq=Need a [[Cut]]-wielding Pokémon or a [[Hatchet]] to deobstruct an occlusive tree}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Drill Run|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Granite Cave]] B1F|P=6,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Dynamic Punch|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Rustboro City]] Building 1 3F|P=7,500|PreReq=Must collect three hidden scrolls within the building, precedingly}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Earth Power|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Tohjo Falls]]|P=10,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Endeavor|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Violet City]]|P=11,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Explosion|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Mineral Site]]|P=20,000|PreReq=It is unlocked with an accrual of 5,000 [[Discovery Points]]}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Fire Punch|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 42]] mountainside|P=4,500|PreReq=A Pokémon with [[Rock Climb]] on-hand to traverse the mountainside}}
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Fallarbor Town]]|P=10,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Fury Cutter|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Verdanturf Town]]'s [[Pokémon Center]]|P=2,000|PreReq=Will be Pokémoney-payable for up to three times per week; thereafter, 2 Blue Shards and 3 Red Shards must be paid, instead}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Giga Drain|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Erika_(boss)|Erika]] in [[Viridian Maze]]|P=7,500|PreReq=[[Kanto League]] championship and an on-hand lineup of level-100 Pokémon to access her tutorship subfunction}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Headbutt|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Viridian Maze]]|P=2,000|PreReq=Must have obtained the Boulder Badge from [[Pewter Gym]]}}
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Ilex Forest]]|P=1,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Heal Bell|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Sprout Tower]] (floor 7)|P=16,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Heat Wave|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Cinnabar Gym]] B1F|P=8,000|PreReq=You must have procured the [[Volcano Badge]]; thereafter, the gym-greeter will tutor this technique}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Hyper Voice|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 28]]|P=8,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Hypnosis|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Pokémon Tower Basement]] B12|P=12,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Ice Punch|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 42]] mountainside|P=4,500|PreReq=A Pokémon with [[Rock Climb]] on-hand to traverse the mountainside}}
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Johto Safari Snow Zone]]|P=15,000}}
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Pokémon League Hoenn]]|P=10,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Icy Wind|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Mahogany Town]] Shop|P=12,000}}
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Seafoam Islands]] B4F|P=5,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Iron Head|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Olivine Gym]]|P=10,000|PreReq=Will have tuteeship access as a reward for defeating Jasmine therein}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Knock Off|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Trainers Valley]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Low Kick|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Golds Gym]] ([[Chuck_(boss)|Chuck]])|P=7,500|PreReq=An invariably level-100 on-hand lineup of Pokémon}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Mega Kick|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 4]]|P=2,000|PreReq=Must have selected [[Hitmonlee]] at [[Saffron City]] Dojo}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Mega Punch|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 4]]|P=2,000|PreReq=Must have selected [[Hitmonchan]] at [[Saffron City]] Dojo}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Ominous Wind|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Ecruteak Gym]]|P=10,000|PreReq=Will have tuteeship access upon defeating Morty therein}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Outrage|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Abandoned Ship]] B1F Room 1 ([[Toothless_(boss)|Toothless]])|P=15,000|PreReq=300-plus playtime hours, in addition to an invariably level-100 on-hand lineup}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Pain Split|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Pokémon Tower 6F]]|P=4,500}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Rock Slide|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Rock Tunnel]]|P=5,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Rollout|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 39]]|P=10,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Seed Bomb|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Safari Johto Grass and Swamp Zone]]|P=12,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Seismic Toss|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Pewter City]]'s exterior mini-arena|P=2,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Shock Wave|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Power Plant|Power Plant (Kanto)]]|P=6,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Signal Beam|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[National Park]]|P=8,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Sky Attack|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Love Island]]|P=10,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Softboiled|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Celadon City]]|P=15,000|PreReq=Will need a [[Surf]]-wielding Pokémon or a [[Pokémon Mounts|surfable Mount]] on-hand to traverse the surfway to reach the tutor}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Stealth Rock|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Johto Safari Mountain Side]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Sucker Punch|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Haunted Site]]|P=20,000|PreReq=Also need an accrual of at least 5,000 [[Discovery Points]]}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Super Fang|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Natural Site]]|P=20,000|PreReq=Also need an accrual of at least 5,000 [[Discovery Points]]}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Superpower|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Cianwood City]] (House 2)|P=12,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Surf|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 19]] (Victor)|P=8,000|PreReq=Must defeat Victor, himself. Additionally, you must have [[Pokémon Starters|started]] with [[Pikachu]], and that Pikachu or [[Raichu]] tutee must be under your OT registry}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Swagger|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Victory Road]] 3F|P=10,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Swift|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Saffron City]]|P=2,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Tailwind|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Violet Gym]]|P=10,000|PreReq=Must have defeated Falkner therein in order to have tuteeship access}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Thunder Punch|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 42]] mountainside|P=4,500|PreReq=A Pokémon with [[Rock Climb]] on-hand to traverse the mountainside}}
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Pokémon League Hoenn]]|P=10,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Thunder Wave|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Silph Co.]] 2F|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Volt Switch|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[New Mauville]]|P=5,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Water Pulse|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Cianwood City]] (House 1)|P=5,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Zen Headbutt|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Slateport City]]'s marketplace|P=8,000}}
}}

==TM-tutors==
TM-tutors are a special subtype of move-tutors that provide another modal avenue for learning [[TMs]] for those that do not yet have their items existentially programmed in. While TM-tutors are functionally identical to conventional move-tutors, they are dichotomous in the Pokémon move pools that they teach; for example, if a [[Seismic Toss]] TM-tutor were to exist, only Pokémon that were compatible with the TM in the handheld games would be teachable by this tutor, as opposed to those who learned the aforementioned technique via move-tutoring.

The only caveats to the TM move pool are that only the final-stage evolutions will be teachable in the Pokémon's evolutionary line.

While TM-tutors do enable Pokémon to learn unprogrammed-in TMs, they lack the portability of conventional TMs and are only considered a makeshift workaround for the inexistence of those TMs; as such, they are only expected to exist temporarily until the items, themselves, are distributable.

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Acrobatics|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Fortree City]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Aerial Ace|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 16]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Charge Beam|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Celadon City]] Gamecorner Stairs|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Dark Pulse|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Ecruteak City]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Dragon Tail|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Dragon's Den]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Defog|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Violet City]] (school)|P=15,000|PreReq=Must have defeated [[Hoenn]]'s [[Elite Four]] cadre}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Explosion|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 47]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Flame Charge|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Cinnabar Island]] Mansion 2|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Flash Cannon|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Valley of Steel]]|P=12,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Giga Impact|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Celadon City]] Gamecorner Stairs|P=30,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Grass Knot|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Love Island]] House 3|P=10,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Gyro Ball|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Cinnabar Island]] Lab Room 3|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Poison Jab|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Kanto Safari Zone]] Area 1|P=12,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Rock Polish|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Union Cave]] 1F|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Steel Wing|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Celadon City]] Gamecorner Stairs|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Stone Edge|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Mt. Silver]] Lower Mountainside|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Wild Charge|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Power Plant]] ([[Kanto]])|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Work Up|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Golds Gym]] ([[Saffron City]])|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=X-Scissor|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[National Park]]|P=15,000}}
}}

==Move Buffets==
Also referred to more colloquially as move-relearners, move buffets will teach any move within the Pokémon's level-up and instinctual move pool that it satisfied the level requirement for; this means that the Pokémon must have already reached the level threshold that is designated for the move if it is to be relearnable. This is the principal means of restoring lost or forgotten moves.

Pre-evolution's moves will not fall within the purview of the move buffets; for example, [[Arcanine]] can not inherit [[Growlithe]]'s moves in its pool of relearnable moves, meaning that lost of Growlithe's moves would need to be learned in that stage and retained by Arcanine in order to possess them. This limitation affects most [[Evolutionary items|stone]]-evolved Pokémon, meaning that it is a wise to acquire all the moves one may desire in that pre-evolution stage before they elect to evolve the Pokémon.

Move buffets will charge {{Pdollar}}2,000 per transaction, and two are stationed per region. They are available in all the areas outline hereunder:

*[[Kanto]] - [[Cerulean City]]; [[Saffron City]]
*[[Johto]] - [[Goldenrod City]]; [[Blackthorn City]]
*[[Hoenn]] - [[Slateport City]] marketplace; [[Sootopolis City]]

==Egg-inheritable moves==
{{Main|Egg-Inheritable Moves}}

As an implementary substitute for the egg-moves mechanics in the handheld games that entailed Pokémon-breeding, which is not featured in PRO, a move-tutor exists that amalgamates all egg-inherited moves in the handheld games. These move-tutors are stationed in every [[Daycare centers|daycare center]]; access to them entails defeating [[Naero_(boss)|Naero]]'s eponymous boss NPC.

No interparental combinations are needed in order for the Pokémon to learn the Egg Move; the Pokémon will unrestrictedly have access to every Egg Move it would have in the handheld games, and an identical move pool will carry over to its evolutions if they are used as the tutees. It will cost {{Pdollar}}15,000 per transaction.
==See also==
*[[TMs and HMs]]
*[[Egg-Inheritable Moves]]

[[Category:Moves]]

Move tutors

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'''Move tutors''', oftentimes colloquially shortened to '''tutors''', are NPCs that impart move techniques to compatibly learnable Pokémon tutees. They purvey another medium of move-learning to teach Pokémon moves that they might not learn regularly by other avenues or to help them relearn or expedite the acquisition of moves in their organic move pool.

Since move-tutors are locationally diverse throughout the game, one will need access to the area that they are stationed in, Pokémoney coverage for their monetary costs, and sometimes antecedent requirements, such as quests, in order to have access to their tutorship.

Do bear in mind that the Pokémoney price will be deducted from your Pokémon as soon as you accept the move and select a tutee even if you ultimately forego learning the move; this is irrefundable.
==Available move-tutors==
{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Ancient Power|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Ruins of Alph]] Research Center|P=3,500|PreReq=Must have donated at least three discrete [[Fossilized Pokémon|fossils]] to [[Pewter Museum]]}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Aqua Tail|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Abandoned Ship]] exterior|P=7,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Bounce|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Lake of Rage]] House 2|P=4,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Bug Bite|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Ilex Forest]]|P=5,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Counter|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Celadon Department Store]] 3F|P=5,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Covet|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Goldenrod Gym]]|P=10,000|PreReq=Must procure the [[Plain Badge]]; thereafter, the gym-greeter will proffer his tutorship for this technique}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Dark Pulse|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Lavaridge Town]]'s [[Pokémart]]|P=9,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Double-Edge|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Victory Road]] 2F|P=9,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Draco Meteor|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Dragons Shrine]] ([[Lance_(boss)|Lance's boss NPC]])|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Dragon Pulse|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Blackthorn Gym]]|P=10,000|PreReq=This move's tuteeship becomes buyable from the greeter upon defeating Clair}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Drain Punch|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Cianwood Gym]]|P=10,000|PreReq=Will be tutored by the greeter whereupon Chuck is defeated}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Dream Eater|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Viridian City]]|P=4,000|PreReq=Need a [[Cut]]-wielding Pokémon or a [[Hatchet]] to deobstruct an occlusive tree}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Drill Run|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Granite Cave]] B1F|P=6,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Dynamic Punch|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Rustboro City]] Building 1 3F|P=7,500|PreReq=Must collect three hidden scrolls within the building, precedingly}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Earth Power|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Tohjo Falls]]|P=10,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Endeavor|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Violet City]]|P=11,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Explosion|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Mineral Site]]|P=20,000|PreReq=It is unlocked with an accrual of 5,000 [[Discovery Points]]}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Fire Punch|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 42]] mountainside|P=4,500|PreReq=A Pokémon with [[Rock Climb]] on-hand to traverse the mountainside}}
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Fallarbor Town]]|P=10,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Fury Cutter|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Verdanturf Town]]'s [[Pokémon Center]]|P=2,000|PreReq=Will be Pokémoney-payable for up to three times per week; thereafter, 2 Blue Shards and 3 Red Shards must be paid, instead}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Giga Drain|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Erika_(boss)|Erika]] in [[Viridian Maze]]|P=7,500|PreReq=[[Kanto League]] championship and an on-hand lineup of level-100 Pokémon to access her tutorship subfunction}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Headbutt|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Viridian Maze]]|P=2,000|PreReq=Must have obtained the Boulder Badge from [[Pewter Gym]]}}
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Ilex Forest]]|P=1,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Heal Bell|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Sprout Tower]] (floor 7)|P=16,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Heat Wave|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Cinnabar Gym]] B1F|P=8,000|PreReq=You must have procured the [[Volcano Badge]]; thereafter, the gym-greeter will tutor this technique}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Hyper Voice|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 28]]|P=8,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Hypnosis|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Pokémon Tower Basement]] B12|P=12,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Ice Punch|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 42]] mountainside|P=4,500|PreReq=A Pokémon with [[Rock Climb]] on-hand to traverse the mountainside}}
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Johto Safari Snow Zone]]|P=15,000}}
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Pokémon League Hoenn]]|P=10,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Icy Wind|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Mahogany Town]] Shop|P=12,000}}
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Seafoam Islands]] B4F|P=5,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Iron Head|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Olivine Gym]]|P=10,000|PreReq=Will have tuteeship access as a reward for defeating Jasmine therein}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Knock Off|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Trainers Valley]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Low Kick|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Golds Gym]] ([[Chuck_(boss)|Chuck]])|P=7,500|PreReq=An invariably level-100 on-hand lineup of Pokémon}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Mega Kick|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 4]]|P=2,000|PreReq=Must have selected [[Hitmonlee]] at [[Saffron City]] Dojo}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Mega Punch|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 4]]|P=2,000|PreReq=Must have selected [[Hitmonchan]] at [[Saffron City]] Dojo}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Ominous Wind|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Ecruteak Gym]]|P=10,000|PreReq=Will have tuteeship access upon defeating Morty therein}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Outrage|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Abandoned Ship]] B1F Room 1 ([[Toothless_(boss)|Toothless]])|P=15,000|PreReq=300-plus playtime hours, in addition to an invariably level-100 on-hand lineup}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Pain Split|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Pokémon Tower 6F]]|P=4,500}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Rock Slide|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Rock Tunnel]]|P=5,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Rollout|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 39]]|P=10,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Seed Bomb|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Safari Johto Grass and Swamp Zone]]|P=12,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Seismic Toss|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Pewter City]]'s exterior mini-arena|P=2,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Shock Wave|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Power Plant|Power Plant (Kanto)]]|P=6,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Signal Beam|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[National Park]]|P=8,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Sky Attack|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Love Island]]|P=10,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Softboiled|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Celadon City]]|P=15,000|PreReq=Will need a [[Surf]]-wielding Pokémon or a [[Pokémon Mounts|surfable Mount]] on-hand to traverse the surfway to reach the tutor}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Stealth Rock|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Johto Safari Mountain Side]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Sucker Punch|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Haunted Site]]|P=20,000|PreReq=Also need an accrual of at least 5,000 [[Discovery Points]]}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Super Fang|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Natural Site]]|P=20,000|PreReq=Also need an accrual of at least 5,000 [[Discovery Points]]}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Superpower|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Cianwood City]] (House 2)|P=12,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Surf|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 19]] (Victor)|P=8,000|PreReq=Must defeat Victor, himself. Additionally, you must have [[Pokémon Starters|started]] with [[Pikachu]], and that Pikachu or [[Raichu]] tutee must be under your OT registry}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Swagger|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Victory Road]] 3F|P=10,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Swift|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Saffron City]]|P=2,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Tailwind|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Violet Gym]]|P=10,000|PreReq=Must have defeated Falkner therein in order to have tuteeship access}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Thunder Punch|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 42]] mountainside|P=4,500|PreReq=A Pokémon with [[Rock Climb]] on-hand to traverse the mountainside}}
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Pokémon League Hoenn]]|P=10,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Thunder Wave|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Silph Co.]] 2F|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Volt Switch|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[New Mauville]]|P=5,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Water Pulse|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Cianwood City]] (House 1)|P=5,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Zen Headbutt|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Slateport City]]'s marketplace|P=8,000}}
}}

==TM-tutors==
TM-tutors are a special subtype of move-tutors that provide another modal avenue for learning [[TMs]] for those that do not yet have their items existentially programmed in. While TM-tutors are functionally identical to conventional move-tutors, they are dichotomous in the Pokémon move pools that they teach; for example, if a [[Seismic Toss]] TM-tutor were to exist, only Pokémon that were compatible with the TM in the handheld games would be teachable by this tutor, as opposed to those who learned the aforementioned technique via move-tutoring.

The only caveats to the TM move pool are that only the final-stage evolutions will be teachable in the Pokémon's evolutionary line.

While TM-tutors do enable Pokémon to learn unprogrammed-in TMs, they lack the portability of conventional TMs and are only considered a makeshift workaround for the inexistence of those TMs; as such, they are only expected to exist temporarily until the items, themselves, are distributable.

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Dark Pulse|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Ecruteak City]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Dragon Tail|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Dragon's Den]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Defog|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Violet City]] (school)|P=15,000|PreReq=Must have defeated [[Hoenn]]'s [[Elite Four]] cadre}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Explosion|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Route 47]]|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Flash Cannon|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Valley of Steel]]|P=12,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Grass Knot|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Love Island]] House 3|P=10,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Gyro Ball|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Cinnabar Island]] Lab Room 3|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Poison Jab|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Kanto Safari Zone]] Area 1|P=12,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Rock Polish|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Union Cave]] 1F|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Stone Edge|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Mt. Silver]] Lower Mountainside|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Wild Charge|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Power Plant]] ([[Kanto]])|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=Work Up|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[Golds Gym]] ([[Saffron City]])|P=15,000}}
}}

{{MoveTutorTable|Move=X-Scissor|Contents=
{{MTRow|Loc=[[National Park]]|P=15,000}}
}}

==Move Buffets==
Also referred to more colloquially as move-relearners, move buffets will teach any move within the Pokémon's level-up and instinctual move pool that it satisfied the level requirement for; this means that the Pokémon must have already reached the level threshold that is designated for the move if it is to be relearnable. This is the principal means of restoring lost or forgotten moves.

Pre-evolution's moves will not fall within the purview of the move buffets; for example, [[Arcanine]] can not inherit [[Growlithe]]'s moves in its pool of relearnable moves, meaning that lost of Growlithe's moves would need to be learned in that stage and retained by Arcanine in order to possess them. This limitation affects most [[Evolutionary items|stone]]-evolved Pokémon, meaning that it is a wise to acquire all the moves one may desire in that pre-evolution stage before they elect to evolve the Pokémon.

Move buffets will charge {{Pdollar}}2,000 per transaction, and two are stationed per region. They are available in all the areas outline hereunder:

*[[Kanto]] - [[Cerulean City]]; [[Saffron City]]
*[[Johto]] - [[Goldenrod City]]; [[Blackthorn City]]
*[[Hoenn]] - [[Slateport City]] marketplace; [[Sootopolis City]]

==Egg-inheritable moves==
{{Main|Egg-Inheritable Moves}}

As an implementary substitute for the egg-moves mechanics in the handheld games that entailed Pokémon-breeding, which is not featured in PRO, a move-tutor exists that amalgamates all egg-inherited moves in the handheld games. These move-tutors are stationed in every [[Daycare centers|daycare center]]; access to them entails defeating [[Naero_(boss)|Naero]]'s eponymous boss NPC.

No interparental combinations are needed in order for the Pokémon to learn the Egg Move; the Pokémon will unrestrictedly have access to every Egg Move it would have in the handheld games, and an identical move pool will carry over to its evolutions if they are used as the tutees. It will cost {{Pdollar}}15,000 per transaction.
==See also==
*[[TMs and HMs]]
*[[Egg-Inheritable Moves]]

[[Category:Moves]]

In-battle held items

2017-05-17T02:47:16Z

PreHax: /* Stat-enhancers */

'''In-battle held items''' are Pokémon-holdable items whose functions actuate during Pokémon battles. They effectuate an array of functions—both potentially beneficial and negatory to the holder—when equippers of them are deployed in battle, and they must be equipped outside of battle; they are not changeable throughout the course of battle.

Due to developmental limitations and incompletions of [[Pokémon Revolution Online]], not all of such items from the official games are implemented in PRO at this juncture; the ones that have been are existentially reflected as such on the body of this page.

While they are considered strategic devices for Pokémon battles, not all are permissible in [[PvP|ranked PvP]]; read the [https://pokemon-revolution-online.net/Forum/viewtopic.php?t=34240 PvP ruleset] to know which ones are outlawed from them.

==In-battle effect items==
The section subsumes all in-battle items that only have monomodal usability, meaning that their functions are confined strictly within the purview of battles; they have no out-of-battle usability, as such.
===Condition-benefactors===
{{InBattleItems|Item=Damp Rock|Type=Water|Function=Lengthens the duration of [[Rain Dance]] and [[Drizzle]] from 5 to 8 turns when deployed by the holder|Locations=Held by wild [[Quagsire]]\[[Diggable patches]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Focus Band|Type=Fighting|Function=It effectuates approximately a 10% chance that when the holder is damaged by a move whereof the damage would cause it to faint, otherwise, it will survive with 1 HP. It will only effectuate for one strike, meaning that it would need to be triggered be each discrete strike of a [[:Category:Multi-strike moves|multi-strike move]] in order for the holder to survive the entire spates of the attack|Locations=Held by wild [[Machop]] and [[Machoke]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Focus Sash|Type=Fighting|Function=A single-use item that is functionally identical to the [[Sturdy (ability)|Sturdy ability]]; it will stave the holder from fainting from the damage output of a move that would have fainted it, otherwise, if it has maximal HP. It only protects one strike of [[:Category:Multi-strike moves|multi-strike moves]]|Locations=Potential reward for defeating [[Arnie_(boss)|Arnie]]\Potential reward for defeating [[Bruno_(boss)|Bruno]]\Purchasable from the NPC in the [[Excavation Sites|Historical Site]] for 300 artifact pieces\Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 2 [[PvP Coins]] apiece}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Heat Rock|Type=Sun|Function=Lengthens the duration of [[Sunny Day]] and [[Drought]] from 5 to 8 turns when deployed by the holder|Locations=Held by wild [[Torkoal]]\[[Diggable patches]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Lagging Tail|Function=It inhibits the holder's Speed stat, thereby ensuring that their opponent outspeeds them and thus executes their attack prior|Locations=Held by wild [[Meowth]], [[Slowpoke]], and [[Farfetch'd]]\Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 50 [[PvP Coins]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Light Clay|Type=Psychic|Function=Lengthens the duration of [[Light Screen]], [[Reflect]], and [[Aurora Veil]] when deployed by the holder|Locations=Ground-lootable on [[Route 9]]\[[Diggable patches]]\Potential reward for defeating [[Arnie_(boss)|Arnie]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Quick Claw|Type=Speed|Function=It quickens the holder, enhancing their chance to outspeed opponents within the same [[Priority moves|priority]] bracket by approximately 23%|Locations=Held by wild [[Persian]] and [[Sandshrew]]\Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 50 [[PvP Coins]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Smooth Rock|Type=Ground|Function=Lengthens the duration of [[Sand Storm]] and [[Sand Stream]] from 5 to 8 turns when deployed by the holder|Locations=[[Diggable patches]]\Potential reward for defeating [[Arnie_(boss)|Arnie]]}}

===Consumables===
{{InBattleItems|Item=Mental Herb|Type=Medicine|Function=It is a single-use item that extricates the holder from [[Status effects|infatuation]] and the conditional constraints of [[Taunt]] and [[Torment]]|Locations=Yielded from the band of battlable NPCs on the southern segment of [[Route 34]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Power Herb|Type=Medicine|Function=It is a single-use item that enables two-turn moves with a preparatory or charge-up first turn to insta-execute. It is utilizable for the following move techniques: [[Solarbeam]], [[Solar Blade]], [[Skull Bash]], [[Sky Attack]], [[Razor Wind]], [[Fly]], [[Dig]], [[Dive]], [[Bounce]], [[Shadow Force]], [[Freeze Shock]], and [[Ice Burn]]|Locations=Yielded from the band of battlable NPCs on the southern segment of [[Route 34]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=White Herb|Type=Medicine|Function=It is a single-use item that reverts any subtractive stat changes that the user was affected by|Locations=Yielded from the band of battlable NPCs on the southern segment of [[Route 34]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Leftovers|Function=Restores the user's health each turn it is operatively held at increments of 1/16th of the user's maximal HP|Locations=Held by wild [[Snorlax]]\Potential reward for defeating [[Arnie_(boss)|Arnie]]\Lootable from a trash-can bin in an [[S.S. Anne]] hallway\[[Diggable patches]]\5% chance of [[Munchlax]] holding it when rewarded by [[Naero_(boss)|Naero]]}}
===Stat-enhancers===
{{InBattleItems|Item=Choice Band|Type=Attack|Function=It boosts the user's Attack stat by 50%; however, it will also confine the equippee to strictly using the first move that is selected|Locations=Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 50 [[PvP Coins]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Choice Scarf|Type=Speed|Function=It boosts the user's Speed stat by 50%; however, it will also confine the equippee to strictly using the first move that is selected|Locations=Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 50 [[PvP Coins]]\Potentially default held item from any generatively obtained [[Porygon]] in [[Cinnabar Island]]'s lab}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Choice Specs|Type=Special Attack|Function=It boosts the user's Special Attack stat by 50%; however, it will also confine the equippee to strictly using the first move that is selected|Locations=Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 50 [[PvP Coins]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Absorb Bulb|Type=Special Attack|Function=It is a single-use item that upscales the holder's Special Attack stat by one stage upon sustaining damage from a [[Water_(type)|Water]]-type move|Locations=Held by wild [[Oddish]] and [[Gloom]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Assault Vest|Type=Special Defense|Function=It enhances the user's Special Defense stat by 50%; however, as a drawback, it also precludes them from using [[Status moves]]|Locations=Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 50 [[PvP Coins]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Eviolite|Type=Stamina|Function=It strengthens the Defense and Special Defense stats of the holder by 50% if they are not fully evolved|Locations=Reaped by the prize-giver in [[Blackthorn City]] Dragon Club (third floor) if at least 150 caught-data entries are registered in your [[Pokédex]]\Rewarded by Eevelutionist Devan in [[Vermilion City]]'s Pokémon Club if all evolved-data entries of available evolutionary outlets of [[Eevee]] are registered in your [[Pokédex]]\Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 50 [[PvP Coins]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Light Ball|Type=Electric|Function=It doubly enhances the Special Attack and Speed stats of [[Pikachu]], who is the only affectable holder|Locations=Held by wild [[Pikachu]]\5% chance of any [[Pichu]] rewarded by [[Naero_(boss)|Naero]] to hold it}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Life Orb|Type=HP|Function=It bolsters the damage output of any damage-dealing move used by the holder by approximately 30%; however, as a repercussion, a fraction of the user's HP will be forfeited on each usage in increments of 10% of their maximal HP|Locations=Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 50 [[PvP Coins]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Lucky Punch|Function=It upscales the critical-hit ratio of any move used exclusively by [[Chansey]] by two stages|Locations=Held by wild [[Chansey]]\Held by wild [[Foongus]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Muscle Band|Type=Physical|Function=It bolsters the damage output of all [[Physical moves]] deployed by the holder by 10%|Locations=Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 50 [[PvP Coins]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Scope Lens|Type=Skill|Function=It upscales the critical-hit ratio of all moves of the holder|Locations=Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 50 [[PvP Coins]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Stick|Function=It upscales the critical-hit ratio of any move used exclusively by [[Farfetch'd]] by two stages|Locations=Held by the [[NPC Traders|NPC-traded]] [[Farfetch'd]] in [[Vermilion City]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Thick Club|Type=Ground|Function=It doubly enhances the attack power of [[Physical moves]] used exclusively by [[Cubone]] and [[Marowak]]|Locations=Held by wild [[Cubone]] and [[Marowak]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Weakness Policy|Type=Power|Function=It is a single-use item that upscales the holder's Attack and Special Attack stats by two stages when damaged by a move with super-effective type-modifiers|Locations=Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 2 [[PvP Coins]] apiece}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Wide Lens|Type=Skill|Function=Sharpens the accuracy of the holder by 10% of the initial rate|Locations=Held by wild [[Yanma]]\Purchasable from the NPC in the [[Excavation Sites|Historical Site]] for 150 artifact pieces\Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 50 [[PvP Coins]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Wise Glasses|Type=Special|Function=Bolsters the damage-power output of any [[Special moves]] used by the holder by 10%|Locations=Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 50 [[PvP Coins]]}}

===Self-destructive items===
{{InBattleItems|Item=Flame Orb|Type=Fire|Function=Onsets the [[Status effects|burn]] status ailment on the holder after one turn in-battle|Locations=Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 50 [[PvP Coins]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Toxic Orb|Type=Poison|Function=Onsets the [[Status effects|poison]] status ailment on the holder after one turn in-battle|Locations=Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 50 [[PvP Coins]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Black Sludge|Type=Poison|Function=It gradually restores the HP of [[Poison_(type)|Poison]]-type holders in increments of 1/16th of their maximal HP; all other types holding it, on the other hand, will lose incrementally lose 12.5% of their maximal health each turn|Locations=Held by wild [[Grimer]], [[Muk]], and [[Goomy]]\Potential reward for defeating [[Ravine_(boss)|Ravine]]}}
==Evolutionary items==
{{Main|Evolutionary Items}}

As secondary functions to their evolutionary usages, various evolutionary items will oftentimes produce a passive in-battle effect when held by the Pokémon.

Due to the expendability of all evolutionary items, they will be lost when successfully used to evolve a compatible Pokémon.
==Berries==
{{Main|Berries}}
Akin to various [[Healing items|restorative and curative items]], such as potions, berries are also out-of-battle-usable; their niche over more inorganic items in that regard is that they are self-consumable by the holding Pokémon in battle, meaning they will be auto-used when the conditional thresholds are met for them (the onset of a status ailment, per se).

[[Category:Battle system]] [[Category:Items]]

In-battle held items

2017-05-16T23:27:27Z

PreHax: /* Stat-enhancers */

'''In-battle held items''' are Pokémon-holdable items whose functions actuate during Pokémon battles. They effectuate an array of functions—both potentially beneficial and negatory to the holder—when equippers of them are deployed in battle, and they must be equipped outside of battle; they are not changeable throughout the course of battle.

Due to developmental limitations and incompletions of [[Pokémon Revolution Online]], not all of such items from the official games are implemented in PRO at this juncture; the ones that have been are existentially reflected as such on the body of this page.

While they are considered strategic devices for Pokémon battles, not all are permissible in [[PvP|ranked PvP]]; read the [https://pokemon-revolution-online.net/Forum/viewtopic.php?t=34240 PvP ruleset] to know which ones are outlawed from them.

==In-battle effect items==
The section subsumes all in-battle items that only have monomodal usability, meaning that their functions are confined strictly within the purview of battles; they have no out-of-battle usability, as such.
===Condition-benefactors===
{{InBattleItems|Item=Damp Rock|Type=Water|Function=Lengthens the duration of [[Rain Dance]] and [[Drizzle]] from 5 to 8 turns when deployed by the holder|Locations=Held by wild [[Quagsire]]\[[Diggable patches]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Focus Band|Type=Fighting|Function=It effectuates approximately a 10% chance that when the holder is damaged by a move whereof the damage would cause it to faint, otherwise, it will survive with 1 HP. It will only effectuate for one strike, meaning that it would need to be triggered be each discrete strike of a [[:Category:Multi-strike moves|multi-strike move]] in order for the holder to survive the entire spates of the attack|Locations=Held by wild [[Machop]] and [[Machoke]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Focus Sash|Type=Fighting|Function=A single-use item that is functionally identical to the [[Sturdy (ability)|Sturdy ability]]; it will stave the holder from fainting from the damage output of a move that would have fainted it, otherwise, if it has maximal HP. It only protects one strike of [[:Category:Multi-strike moves|multi-strike moves]]|Locations=Potential reward for defeating [[Arnie_(boss)|Arnie]]\Potential reward for defeating [[Bruno_(boss)|Bruno]]\Purchasable from the NPC in the [[Excavation Sites|Historical Site]] for 300 artifact pieces\Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 2 [[PvP Coins]] apiece}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Heat Rock|Type=Sun|Function=Lengthens the duration of [[Sunny Day]] and [[Drought]] from 5 to 8 turns when deployed by the holder|Locations=Held by wild [[Torkoal]]\[[Diggable patches]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Lagging Tail|Function=It inhibits the holder's Speed stat, thereby ensuring that their opponent outspeeds them and thus executes their attack prior|Locations=Held by wild [[Meowth]], [[Slowpoke]], and [[Farfetch'd]]\Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 50 [[PvP Coins]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Light Clay|Type=Psychic|Function=Lengthens the duration of [[Light Screen]], [[Reflect]], and [[Aurora Veil]] when deployed by the holder|Locations=Ground-lootable on [[Route 9]]\[[Diggable patches]]\Potential reward for defeating [[Arnie_(boss)|Arnie]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Quick Claw|Type=Speed|Function=It quickens the holder, enhancing their chance to outspeed opponents within the same [[Priority moves|priority]] bracket by approximately 23%|Locations=Held by wild [[Persian]] and [[Sandshrew]]\Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 50 [[PvP Coins]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Smooth Rock|Type=Ground|Function=Lengthens the duration of [[Sand Storm]] and [[Sand Stream]] from 5 to 8 turns when deployed by the holder|Locations=[[Diggable patches]]\Potential reward for defeating [[Arnie_(boss)|Arnie]]}}

===Consumables===
{{InBattleItems|Item=Mental Herb|Type=Medicine|Function=It is a single-use item that extricates the holder from [[Status effects|infatuation]] and the conditional constraints of [[Taunt]] and [[Torment]]|Locations=Yielded from the band of battlable NPCs on the southern segment of [[Route 34]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Power Herb|Type=Medicine|Function=It is a single-use item that enables two-turn moves with a preparatory or charge-up first turn to insta-execute. It is utilizable for the following move techniques: [[Solarbeam]], [[Solar Blade]], [[Skull Bash]], [[Sky Attack]], [[Razor Wind]], [[Fly]], [[Dig]], [[Dive]], [[Bounce]], [[Shadow Force]], [[Freeze Shock]], and [[Ice Burn]]|Locations=Yielded from the band of battlable NPCs on the southern segment of [[Route 34]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=White Herb|Type=Medicine|Function=It is a single-use item that reverts any subtractive stat changes that the user was affected by|Locations=Yielded from the band of battlable NPCs on the southern segment of [[Route 34]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Leftovers|Function=Restores the user's health each turn it is operatively held at increments of 1/16th of the user's maximal HP|Locations=Held by wild [[Snorlax]]\Potential reward for defeating [[Arnie_(boss)|Arnie]]\Lootable from a trash-can bin in an [[S.S. Anne]] hallway\[[Diggable patches]]\5% chance of [[Munchlax]] holding it when rewarded by [[Naero_(boss)|Naero]]}}
===Stat-enhancers===
{{InBattleItems|Item=Choice Band|Type=Attack|Function=It boosts the user's Attack stat by 50%; however, it will also confine the equippee to strictly using the first move that is selected|Locations=Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 50 [[PvP Coins]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Choice Scarf|Type=Speed|Function=It boosts the user's Speed stat by 50%; however, it will also confine the equippee to strictly using the first move that is selected|Locations=Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 50 [[PvP Coins]]\Potentially default held item from any generatively obtained [[Porygon]] in [[Cinnabar Island]]'s lab}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Choice Specs|Type=Special Attack|Function=It boosts the user's Special Attack stat by 50%; however, it will also confine the equippee to strictly using the first move that is selected|Locations=Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 50 [[PvP Coins]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Absorb Bulb|Type=Special Attack|Function=It is a single-use item that upscales the holder's Special Attack stat by one stage upon sustaining damage from a [[Water_(type)|Water]]-type move|Locations=Held by wild [[Oddish]] and [[Gloom]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Assault Vest|Type=Special Defense|Function=It enhances the user's Special Defense stat by 50%; however, as a drawback, it also precludes them from using [[Status moves]]|Locations=Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 50 [[PvP Coins]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Eviolite|Type=Stamina|Function=It strengthens the Defense and Special Defense stats of the holder by 50% if they are not fully evolved|Locations=Reaped by the prize-giver in [[Blackthorn City]] Dragon Club (third floor) if at least 150 caught-data entries are registered in your [[Pokédex]]\Rewarded by Eevelutionist Devan in [[Vermilion City]]'s Pokémon Club if all evolved-data entries of available evolutionary outlets of [[Eevee]] are registered in your [[Pokédex]]\Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 50 [[PvP Coins]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Light Ball|Type=Electric|Function=It doubly enhances the Special Attack and Speed stats of [[Pikachu]], who is the only affectable holder|Locations=Held by wild [[Pikachu]]\5% chance of any [[Pichu]] rewarded by [[Naero_(boss)|Naero]] to hold it}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Life Orb|Type=HP|Function=It bolsters the damage output of any damage-dealing move used by the holder by approximately 30%; however, as a repercussion, a fraction of the user's HP will be forfeited on each usage in increments of 10% of their maximal HP|Locations=Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 50 [[PvP Coins]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Lucky Punch|Function=It upscales the critical-hit ratio of any move used exclusively by [[Chansey]] by two stages|Locations=Held by wild [[Chansey]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Muscle Band|Type=Physical|Function=It bolsters the damage output of all [[Physical moves]] deployed by the holder by 10%|Locations=Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 50 [[PvP Coins]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Scope Lens|Type=Skill|Function=It upscales the critical-hit ratio of all moves of the holder|Locations=Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 50 [[PvP Coins]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Stick|Function=It upscales the critical-hit ratio of any move used exclusively by [[Farfetch'd]] by two stages|Locations=Held by the [[NPC Traders|NPC-traded]] [[Farfetch'd]] in [[Vermilion City]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Thick Club|Type=Ground|Function=It doubly enhances the attack power of [[Physical moves]] used exclusively by [[Cubone]] and [[Marowak]]|Locations=Held by wild [[Cubone]] and [[Marowak]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Weakness Policy|Type=Power|Function=It is a single-use item that upscales the holder's Attack and Special Attack stats by two stages when damaged by a move with super-effective type-modifiers|Locations=Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 2 [[PvP Coins]] apiece}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Wide Lens|Type=Skill|Function=Sharpens the accuracy of the holder by 10% of the initial rate|Locations=Held by wild [[Yanma]]\Purchasable from the NPC in the [[Excavation Sites|Historical Site]] for 150 artifact pieces\Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 50 [[PvP Coins]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Wise Glasses|Type=Special|Function=Bolsters the damage-power output of any [[Special moves]] used by the holder by 10%|Locations=Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 50 [[PvP Coins]]}}

===Self-destructive items===
{{InBattleItems|Item=Flame Orb|Type=Fire|Function=Onsets the [[Status effects|burn]] status ailment on the holder after one turn in-battle|Locations=Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 50 [[PvP Coins]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Toxic Orb|Type=Poison|Function=Onsets the [[Status effects|poison]] status ailment on the holder after one turn in-battle|Locations=Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 50 [[PvP Coins]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Black Sludge|Type=Poison|Function=It gradually restores the HP of [[Poison_(type)|Poison]]-type holders in increments of 1/16th of their maximal HP; all other types holding it, on the other hand, will lose incrementally lose 12.5% of their maximal health each turn|Locations=Held by wild [[Grimer]], [[Muk]], and [[Goomy]]\Potential reward for defeating [[Ravine_(boss)|Ravine]]}}
==Evolutionary items==
{{Main|Evolutionary Items}}

As secondary functions to their evolutionary usages, various evolutionary items will oftentimes produce a passive in-battle effect when held by the Pokémon.

Due to the expendability of all evolutionary items, they will be lost when successfully used to evolve a compatible Pokémon.
==Berries==
{{Main|Berries}}
Akin to various [[Healing items|restorative and curative items]], such as potions, berries are also out-of-battle-usable; their niche over more inorganic items in that regard is that they are self-consumable by the holding Pokémon in battle, meaning they will be auto-used when the conditional thresholds are met for them (the onset of a status ailment, per se).

[[Category:Battle system]] [[Category:Items]]

In-battle held items

2017-05-16T23:26:00Z

PreHax: /* Condition-benefactors */

'''In-battle held items''' are Pokémon-holdable items whose functions actuate during Pokémon battles. They effectuate an array of functions—both potentially beneficial and negatory to the holder—when equippers of them are deployed in battle, and they must be equipped outside of battle; they are not changeable throughout the course of battle.

Due to developmental limitations and incompletions of [[Pokémon Revolution Online]], not all of such items from the official games are implemented in PRO at this juncture; the ones that have been are existentially reflected as such on the body of this page.

While they are considered strategic devices for Pokémon battles, not all are permissible in [[PvP|ranked PvP]]; read the [https://pokemon-revolution-online.net/Forum/viewtopic.php?t=34240 PvP ruleset] to know which ones are outlawed from them.

==In-battle effect items==
The section subsumes all in-battle items that only have monomodal usability, meaning that their functions are confined strictly within the purview of battles; they have no out-of-battle usability, as such.
===Condition-benefactors===
{{InBattleItems|Item=Damp Rock|Type=Water|Function=Lengthens the duration of [[Rain Dance]] and [[Drizzle]] from 5 to 8 turns when deployed by the holder|Locations=Held by wild [[Quagsire]]\[[Diggable patches]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Focus Band|Type=Fighting|Function=It effectuates approximately a 10% chance that when the holder is damaged by a move whereof the damage would cause it to faint, otherwise, it will survive with 1 HP. It will only effectuate for one strike, meaning that it would need to be triggered be each discrete strike of a [[:Category:Multi-strike moves|multi-strike move]] in order for the holder to survive the entire spates of the attack|Locations=Held by wild [[Machop]] and [[Machoke]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Focus Sash|Type=Fighting|Function=A single-use item that is functionally identical to the [[Sturdy (ability)|Sturdy ability]]; it will stave the holder from fainting from the damage output of a move that would have fainted it, otherwise, if it has maximal HP. It only protects one strike of [[:Category:Multi-strike moves|multi-strike moves]]|Locations=Potential reward for defeating [[Arnie_(boss)|Arnie]]\Potential reward for defeating [[Bruno_(boss)|Bruno]]\Purchasable from the NPC in the [[Excavation Sites|Historical Site]] for 300 artifact pieces\Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 2 [[PvP Coins]] apiece}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Heat Rock|Type=Sun|Function=Lengthens the duration of [[Sunny Day]] and [[Drought]] from 5 to 8 turns when deployed by the holder|Locations=Held by wild [[Torkoal]]\[[Diggable patches]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Lagging Tail|Function=It inhibits the holder's Speed stat, thereby ensuring that their opponent outspeeds them and thus executes their attack prior|Locations=Held by wild [[Meowth]], [[Slowpoke]], and [[Farfetch'd]]\Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 50 [[PvP Coins]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Light Clay|Type=Psychic|Function=Lengthens the duration of [[Light Screen]], [[Reflect]], and [[Aurora Veil]] when deployed by the holder|Locations=Ground-lootable on [[Route 9]]\[[Diggable patches]]\Potential reward for defeating [[Arnie_(boss)|Arnie]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Quick Claw|Type=Speed|Function=It quickens the holder, enhancing their chance to outspeed opponents within the same [[Priority moves|priority]] bracket by approximately 23%|Locations=Held by wild [[Persian]] and [[Sandshrew]]\Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 50 [[PvP Coins]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Smooth Rock|Type=Ground|Function=Lengthens the duration of [[Sand Storm]] and [[Sand Stream]] from 5 to 8 turns when deployed by the holder|Locations=[[Diggable patches]]\Potential reward for defeating [[Arnie_(boss)|Arnie]]}}

===Consumables===
{{InBattleItems|Item=Mental Herb|Type=Medicine|Function=It is a single-use item that extricates the holder from [[Status effects|infatuation]] and the conditional constraints of [[Taunt]] and [[Torment]]|Locations=Yielded from the band of battlable NPCs on the southern segment of [[Route 34]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Power Herb|Type=Medicine|Function=It is a single-use item that enables two-turn moves with a preparatory or charge-up first turn to insta-execute. It is utilizable for the following move techniques: [[Solarbeam]], [[Solar Blade]], [[Skull Bash]], [[Sky Attack]], [[Razor Wind]], [[Fly]], [[Dig]], [[Dive]], [[Bounce]], [[Shadow Force]], [[Freeze Shock]], and [[Ice Burn]]|Locations=Yielded from the band of battlable NPCs on the southern segment of [[Route 34]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=White Herb|Type=Medicine|Function=It is a single-use item that reverts any subtractive stat changes that the user was affected by|Locations=Yielded from the band of battlable NPCs on the southern segment of [[Route 34]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Leftovers|Function=Restores the user's health each turn it is operatively held at increments of 1/16th of the user's maximal HP|Locations=Held by wild [[Snorlax]]\Potential reward for defeating [[Arnie_(boss)|Arnie]]\Lootable from a trash-can bin in an [[S.S. Anne]] hallway\[[Diggable patches]]\5% chance of [[Munchlax]] holding it when rewarded by [[Naero_(boss)|Naero]]}}
===Stat-enhancers===
{{InBattleItems|Item=Choice Band|Type=Attack|Function=It boosts the user's Attack stat by 50%; however, it will also confine the equippee to strictly using the first move that is selected|Locations=Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 50 [[PvP Coins]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Choice Scarf|Type=Speed|Function=It boosts the user's Speed stat by 50%; however, it will also confine the equippee to strictly using the first move that is selected|Locations=Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 50 [[PvP Coins]]\Potentially default held item from any generatively obtained [[Porygon]] in [[Cinnabar Island]]'s lab}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Choice Specs|Type=Special Attack|Function=It boosts the user's Special Attack stat by 50%; however, it will also confine the equippee to strictly using the first move that is selected|Locations=Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 50 [[PvP Coins]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Absorb Bulb|Type=Special Attack|Function=It is a single-use item that upscales the holder's Special Attack stat by one stage upon sustaining damage from a [[Water_(type)|Water]]-type move|Locations=Held by wild [[Oddish]] and [[Gloom]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Assault Vest|Type=Special Defense|Function=It enhances the user's Special Defense stat by 50%; however, as a drawback, it also precludes them from using [[Status moves]]|Locations=Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 50 [[PvP Coins]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Eviolite|Type=Stamina|Function=It strengthens the Defense and Special Defense stats of the holder by 50% if they are not fully evolved|Locations=Reaped by the prize-giver in [[Blackthorn City]] Dragon Club (third floor) if at least 150 caught-data entries are registered in your [[Pokédex]]\Rewarded by Eevelutionist Devan in [[Vermilion City]]'s Pokémon Club if all evolved-data entries of available evolutionary outlets of [[Eevee]] are registered in your [[Pokédex]]\Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 50 [[PvP Coins]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Light Ball|Type=Electric|Function=It doubly enhances the Special Attack and Speed stats of [[Pikachu]], who is the only affectable holder|Locations=Held by wild [[Pikachu]]\5% chance of any [[Pichu]] rewarded by [[Naero_(boss)|Naero]] to hold it}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Life Orb|Type=HP|Function=It bolsters the damage output of any damage-dealing move used by the holder by approximately 30%; however, as a repercussion, a fraction of the user's HP will be forfeited on each usage in increments of 10% of their maximal HP|Locations=Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 50 [[PvP Coins]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Lucky Punch|Function=It upscales the critical-hit ratio of any move used exclusively by [[Chansey]] by two stages|Locations=Held by wild [[Chansey]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Muscle Band|Type=Physical|Function=It bolsters the damage output of all [[Physical moves]] deployed by the holder by 10%|Locations=Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 50 [[PvP Coins]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Scope Lens|Type=Skill|Function=It upscales the critical-hit ratio of all moves of the holder|Locations=Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 50 [[PvP Coins]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Stick|Function=It upscales the critical-hit ratio of any move used exclusively by [[Farfetch'd]] by two stages|Locations=Held by the [[NPC Traders|NPC-traded]] [[Farfetch'd]] in [[Vermilion City]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Thick Club|Type=Ground|Function=It doubly enhances the attack power of [[Physical moves]] used exclusively by [[Cubone]] and [[Marowak]]|Locations=Held by wild [[Cubone]] and [[Marowak]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Weakness Policy|Type=Power|Function=It is a single-use item that upscales the holder's Attack and Special Attack stats by two stages when damaged by a move with super-effective type-modifiers|Locations=Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 2 [[PvP Coins]] apiece}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Wide Lens|Type=Skill|Function=Sharpens the accuracy of the holder by 10% of the initial rate|Locations=Held by wild [[Yanma]]\Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 50 [[PvP Coins]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Wise Glasses|Type=Special|Function=Bolsters the damage-power output of any [[Special moves]] used by the holder by 10%|Locations=Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 50 [[PvP Coins]]}}
===Self-destructive items===
{{InBattleItems|Item=Flame Orb|Type=Fire|Function=Onsets the [[Status effects|burn]] status ailment on the holder after one turn in-battle|Locations=Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 50 [[PvP Coins]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Toxic Orb|Type=Poison|Function=Onsets the [[Status effects|poison]] status ailment on the holder after one turn in-battle|Locations=Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 50 [[PvP Coins]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Black Sludge|Type=Poison|Function=It gradually restores the HP of [[Poison_(type)|Poison]]-type holders in increments of 1/16th of their maximal HP; all other types holding it, on the other hand, will lose incrementally lose 12.5% of their maximal health each turn|Locations=Held by wild [[Grimer]], [[Muk]], and [[Goomy]]\Potential reward for defeating [[Ravine_(boss)|Ravine]]}}
==Evolutionary items==
{{Main|Evolutionary Items}}

As secondary functions to their evolutionary usages, various evolutionary items will oftentimes produce a passive in-battle effect when held by the Pokémon.

Due to the expendability of all evolutionary items, they will be lost when successfully used to evolve a compatible Pokémon.
==Berries==
{{Main|Berries}}
Akin to various [[Healing items|restorative and curative items]], such as potions, berries are also out-of-battle-usable; their niche over more inorganic items in that regard is that they are self-consumable by the holding Pokémon in battle, meaning they will be auto-used when the conditional thresholds are met for them (the onset of a status ailment, per se).

[[Category:Battle system]] [[Category:Items]]

In-battle held items

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PreHax: /* Condition-benefactors */

'''In-battle held items''' are Pokémon-holdable items whose functions actuate during Pokémon battles. They effectuate an array of functions—both potentially beneficial and negatory to the holder—when equippers of them are deployed in battle, and they must be equipped outside of battle; they are not changeable throughout the course of battle.

Due to developmental limitations and incompletions of [[Pokémon Revolution Online]], not all of such items from the official games are implemented in PRO at this juncture; the ones that have been are existentially reflected as such on the body of this page.

While they are considered strategic devices for Pokémon battles, not all are permissible in [[PvP|ranked PvP]]; read the [https://pokemon-revolution-online.net/Forum/viewtopic.php?t=34240 PvP ruleset] to know which ones are outlawed from them.

==In-battle effect items==
The section subsumes all in-battle items that only have monomodal usability, meaning that their functions are confined strictly within the purview of battles; they have no out-of-battle usability, as such.
===Condition-benefactors===
{{InBattleItems|Item=Damp Rock|Type=Water|Function=Lengthens the duration of [[Rain Dance]] and [[Drizzle]] from 5 to 8 turns when deployed by the holder|Locations=Held by wild [[Quagsire]]\[[Diggable patches]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Focus Band|Type=Fighting|Function=It effectuates approximately a 10% chance that when the holder is damaged by a move whereof the damage would cause it to faint, otherwise, it will survive with 1 HP. It will only effectuate for one strike, meaning that it would need to be triggered be each discrete strike of a [[:Category:Multi-strike moves|multi-strike move]] in order for the holder to survive the entire spates of the attack|Locations=Held by wild [[Machop]] and [[Machoke]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Focus Sash|Type=Fighting|Function=A single-use item that is functionally identical to the [[Sturdy (ability)|Sturdy ability]]; it will stave the holder from fainting from the damage output of a move that would have fainted it, otherwise, if it has maximal HP. It only protects one strike of [[:Category:Multi-strike moves|multi-strike moves]]|Locations=Potential reward for defeating [[Arnie_(boss)|Arnie]]\[[Bruno_(boss)|Bruno]]\Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 2 [[PvP Coins]] apiece}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Heat Rock|Type=Sun|Function=Lengthens the duration of [[Sunny Day]] and [[Drought]] from 5 to 8 turns when deployed by the holder|Locations=Held by wild [[Torkoal]]\[[Diggable patches]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Lagging Tail|Function=It inhibits the holder's Speed stat, thereby ensuring that their opponent outspeeds them and thus executes their attack prior|Locations=Held by wild [[Meowth]], [[Slowpoke]], and [[Farfetch'd]]\Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 50 [[PvP Coins]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Light Clay|Type=Psychic|Function=Lengthens the duration of [[Light Screen]], [[Reflect]], and [[Aurora Veil]] when deployed by the holder|Locations=Ground-lootable on [[Route 9]]\[[Diggable patches]]\Potential reward for defeating [[Arnie_(boss)|Arnie]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Quick Claw|Type=Speed|Function=It quickens the holder, enhancing their chance to outspeed opponents within the same [[Priority moves|priority]] bracket by approximately 23%|Locations=Held by wild [[Persian]] and [[Sandshrew]]\Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 50 [[PvP Coins]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Smooth Rock|Type=Ground|Function=Lengthens the duration of [[Sand Storm]] and [[Sand Stream]] from 5 to 8 turns when deployed by the holder|Locations=[[Diggable patches]]\Potential reward for defeating [[Arnie_(boss)|Arnie]]}}

===Consumables===
{{InBattleItems|Item=Mental Herb|Type=Medicine|Function=It is a single-use item that extricates the holder from [[Status effects|infatuation]] and the conditional constraints of [[Taunt]] and [[Torment]]|Locations=Yielded from the band of battlable NPCs on the southern segment of [[Route 34]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Power Herb|Type=Medicine|Function=It is a single-use item that enables two-turn moves with a preparatory or charge-up first turn to insta-execute. It is utilizable for the following move techniques: [[Solarbeam]], [[Solar Blade]], [[Skull Bash]], [[Sky Attack]], [[Razor Wind]], [[Fly]], [[Dig]], [[Dive]], [[Bounce]], [[Shadow Force]], [[Freeze Shock]], and [[Ice Burn]]|Locations=Yielded from the band of battlable NPCs on the southern segment of [[Route 34]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=White Herb|Type=Medicine|Function=It is a single-use item that reverts any subtractive stat changes that the user was affected by|Locations=Yielded from the band of battlable NPCs on the southern segment of [[Route 34]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Leftovers|Function=Restores the user's health each turn it is operatively held at increments of 1/16th of the user's maximal HP|Locations=Held by wild [[Snorlax]]\Potential reward for defeating [[Arnie_(boss)|Arnie]]\Lootable from a trash-can bin in an [[S.S. Anne]] hallway\[[Diggable patches]]\5% chance of [[Munchlax]] holding it when rewarded by [[Naero_(boss)|Naero]]}}
===Stat-enhancers===
{{InBattleItems|Item=Choice Band|Type=Attack|Function=It boosts the user's Attack stat by 50%; however, it will also confine the equippee to strictly using the first move that is selected|Locations=Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 50 [[PvP Coins]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Choice Scarf|Type=Speed|Function=It boosts the user's Speed stat by 50%; however, it will also confine the equippee to strictly using the first move that is selected|Locations=Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 50 [[PvP Coins]]\Potentially default held item from any generatively obtained [[Porygon]] in [[Cinnabar Island]]'s lab}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Choice Specs|Type=Special Attack|Function=It boosts the user's Special Attack stat by 50%; however, it will also confine the equippee to strictly using the first move that is selected|Locations=Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 50 [[PvP Coins]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Absorb Bulb|Type=Special Attack|Function=It is a single-use item that upscales the holder's Special Attack stat by one stage upon sustaining damage from a [[Water_(type)|Water]]-type move|Locations=Held by wild [[Oddish]] and [[Gloom]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Assault Vest|Type=Special Defense|Function=It enhances the user's Special Defense stat by 50%; however, as a drawback, it also precludes them from using [[Status moves]]|Locations=Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 50 [[PvP Coins]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Eviolite|Type=Stamina|Function=It strengthens the Defense and Special Defense stats of the holder by 50% if they are not fully evolved|Locations=Reaped by the prize-giver in [[Blackthorn City]] Dragon Club (third floor) if at least 150 caught-data entries are registered in your [[Pokédex]]\Rewarded by Eevelutionist Devan in [[Vermilion City]]'s Pokémon Club if all evolved-data entries of available evolutionary outlets of [[Eevee]] are registered in your [[Pokédex]]\Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 50 [[PvP Coins]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Light Ball|Type=Electric|Function=It doubly enhances the Special Attack and Speed stats of [[Pikachu]], who is the only affectable holder|Locations=Held by wild [[Pikachu]]\5% chance of any [[Pichu]] rewarded by [[Naero_(boss)|Naero]] to hold it}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Life Orb|Type=HP|Function=It bolsters the damage output of any damage-dealing move used by the holder by approximately 30%; however, as a repercussion, a fraction of the user's HP will be forfeited on each usage in increments of 10% of their maximal HP|Locations=Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 50 [[PvP Coins]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Lucky Punch|Function=It upscales the critical-hit ratio of any move used exclusively by [[Chansey]] by two stages|Locations=Held by wild [[Chansey]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Muscle Band|Type=Physical|Function=It bolsters the damage output of all [[Physical moves]] deployed by the holder by 10%|Locations=Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 50 [[PvP Coins]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Scope Lens|Type=Skill|Function=It upscales the critical-hit ratio of all moves of the holder|Locations=Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 50 [[PvP Coins]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Stick|Function=It upscales the critical-hit ratio of any move used exclusively by [[Farfetch'd]] by two stages|Locations=Held by the [[NPC Traders|NPC-traded]] [[Farfetch'd]] in [[Vermilion City]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Thick Club|Type=Ground|Function=It doubly enhances the attack power of [[Physical moves]] used exclusively by [[Cubone]] and [[Marowak]]|Locations=Held by wild [[Cubone]] and [[Marowak]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Weakness Policy|Type=Power|Function=It is a single-use item that upscales the holder's Attack and Special Attack stats by two stages when damaged by a move with super-effective type-modifiers|Locations=Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 2 [[PvP Coins]] apiece}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Wide Lens|Type=Skill|Function=Sharpens the accuracy of the holder by 10% of the initial rate|Locations=Held by wild [[Yanma]]\Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 50 [[PvP Coins]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Wise Glasses|Type=Special|Function=Bolsters the damage-power output of any [[Special moves]] used by the holder by 10%|Locations=Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 50 [[PvP Coins]]}}
===Self-destructive items===
{{InBattleItems|Item=Flame Orb|Type=Fire|Function=Onsets the [[Status effects|burn]] status ailment on the holder after one turn in-battle|Locations=Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 50 [[PvP Coins]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Toxic Orb|Type=Poison|Function=Onsets the [[Status effects|poison]] status ailment on the holder after one turn in-battle|Locations=Purchasable from any PvP Coin Master for 50 [[PvP Coins]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Black Sludge|Type=Poison|Function=It gradually restores the HP of [[Poison_(type)|Poison]]-type holders in increments of 1/16th of their maximal HP; all other types holding it, on the other hand, will lose incrementally lose 12.5% of their maximal health each turn|Locations=Held by wild [[Grimer]], [[Muk]], and [[Goomy]]\Potential reward for defeating [[Ravine_(boss)|Ravine]]}}
==Evolutionary items==
{{Main|Evolutionary Items}}

As secondary functions to their evolutionary usages, various evolutionary items will oftentimes produce a passive in-battle effect when held by the Pokémon.

Due to the expendability of all evolutionary items, they will be lost when successfully used to evolve a compatible Pokémon.
==Berries==
{{Main|Berries}}
Akin to various [[Healing items|restorative and curative items]], such as potions, berries are also out-of-battle-usable; their niche over more inorganic items in that regard is that they are self-consumable by the holding Pokémon in battle, meaning they will be auto-used when the conditional thresholds are met for them (the onset of a status ailment, per se).

[[Category:Battle system]] [[Category:Items]]

Bosses

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PreHax: /* Challengable bosses */

[[File:Professor_Oak_boss_NPC.png|right|thumb|[[Professor Oak (boss)|Professor Oak]]'s boss NPC, which illustrates the overworld coloration of boss-NPC names.]]

'''Bosses''', oftentimes phrasally referred to as '''boss NPCs''', are transcendent battle NPCs that can be challenged by qualifying players for an assortment of high-end rewards and feature-unlockings.

Since bosses constitute the strongest NPC-deployed lineups in the game—having maximal stats, 100 [[EVs]] across the board, and even exceeding the maximal levels that are attainable by players—they are considered the fulcrum of the PvM (player versus monster) aspect in [[Pokémon Revolution Online]].

Boss NPCs are identifiable with their distinctively red-colored names on the overworld. Some bosses might not be visible to the players until their prerequisites have been satisfied.

Boss-NPC characters are predominantly modeled after either [[Gym Leaders]], [[Staff|staff members]], or plot characters.
==Requirements==
Given their enviable rewards and stature as cream-of-the-crop end-game content, they typically will impose lofty requirements in order to be challengable.

While requirements will boss-specifically vary, there are many commonalities and baselines that are shared among them; the more prevalent ones include 200-plus hours of playtime and six level-100 on-hand Pokémon.

==Rewards==
Some boss NPCs are compulsory in order to unlock essential features or progressional thresholds; for example, [[Youngster Joey (boss)|Youngster Joey]] must be defeated in order to advance to [[Hoenn]], since he will occlude the transregional porter thereto until he is defeated. For the most part, however, boss NPCs are optional to battle but tremendously rewardful for those who defeat them, as they offer Pokémon, items and other commodities that might not be as handily obtainable, otherwise.

===Incremental thresholds===

While prizesets will boss-specifically vary, most of them follow the same paradigm of reward-distrubiting. Most offer initially randomized prizes—typically enviable Pokémon or items at commensurately varying odds—until the incremental thresholds are met; typically after three-consecutive wins against the boss, they will allow you to select the prize, sometimes augmenting the selectable prizes to extra prizes that might not be rewardable, otherwise.

The consecution of battles will reset either upon losing to the boss or after the third-consecutive win. Bosses typically will remind you what streak you are on after defeating them.

===Pokémon===
Many bosses will reward Pokémon that might either be unhuntable or [[List of Pokémon by Rarity Tier|ultra-rare]], otherwise.

Boss-rewarded Pokémon may also have potential [[Pokémon Counterparts#Shiny Pokémon|shiny counterparts]], but most stipulate that the incremental thresholds must be met before the shiny chance is possible.

===Miscellaneous===
Many bosses are also multifunctional in the sense that they may serve as vendors or as [[Move tutors|move tutors]]. In these cases, they typically will require being battled at least one time before their commercial services are accessible; this entails that the requirements are satisfied, or they may not have any accessibly serviceable feature.

Supplementarily, an amount of Pokémoney ranging from {{Pdollar}}1-{{Pdollar}}10,000 will also be rewarded upon defeating the NPC.
==Challengable bosses==
All presently challengable bosses are tabulated hereunder. Click on the boss name to access its individualized page for much more elaborate information regardingly.

{{BossNPCTable|Contents=
{{BossRow|Boss=Archie|Region=Hoenn|Location=Marine Cave ([[Cave of Origins]])|Cooldown=Not rechallengable}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Arnie|Region=Johto|Location=[[Whirl Islands]] B4F}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Brock|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Diglett's Cave]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Bruno|Region=Johto|Location=[[Mt. Mortar Lower Cave]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Bugsy|Region=Johto|Location=[[Amazon Forest]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Chuck|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Saffron City]] (Gold's Gym) }}
{{BossRow|Boss=Erika|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Viridian Maze]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Gingery Jones|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[Feral Site]] ([[Fiery Path]])}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Greinjack|Region=Johto|Location=In front of [[Blackthorn City]]'s [[Pokémart]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Guardian (Entei)|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Route 25]] ([[Route 25 Cave]])}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Guardian (Raikou)|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[Route 110]] ([[Secret Base Alpha]])}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Guardian (Suicune)|Region=Johto|Location=[[Lage of Rage]] ([[Secluded Lake]])}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Jessie & James|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Celadon City]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Koichi|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Saffron Dojo]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Lance (Cerulean Cave quest)|Region=Johto|Location=[[Dragons Den]] B1F}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Lance (Dragons Shrine)|Region=Johto|Location=[[Dragon Shrine]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Lorelei|Region=Johto|Location=[[Ice Path]] B2F}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Lt. Surge|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[New Mauville]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Maxie|Region=Hoenn|Location=Terra Cave ([[Cave of Origins]])|Cooldown=Not rechallengable}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Misty|Region=Johto|Location=[[Route 41]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Morty|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[Mt. Pyre]] 4F}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Naero|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Cerulean Cave]] B1F|Cooldown=12 days, standardly; 6 with active [[membership]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Nikola|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Unknown Place]] ([[Trainers Valley]])|Cooldown=21 days}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Officer Jenny|Region=Orange Islands|Location=[[Pinkan City]] (Pinkan Lighthouse 2F)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Officer Wargreymon|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Pewter City]] (Jail)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Old Lady Janice|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[Lilycove City]] (Motel 2F)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Professor Elm|Region=Johto|Location=[[Ruins of Alph]] (Research Center)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Professor Oak|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Cinnabar Island]] (Lab Room 2)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Ravine|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[Mt. Pyre Summit]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Red|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Mt. Silver Summit]]|Cooldown=One-off battle; not rechallengable}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Sage|Region=Johto|Location=[[Violet City]] ([[Sprout Tower]] F) }}
{{BossRow|Boss=Sgath & Keres|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Love Island]] (House 1)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Steven|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[Valley of Steel]] (Underground)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Super Mega Hyper Ultra BattleBot 2000 Extended Beast Mode Version 2.0 Remastered Directors Cut (Boss)|Region=Sevii Islands|Location=[[Sevii Two Island]] (Two Island House)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=The Pumpkin King|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Route 6]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Toothless|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[Abandoned Ship]] B1F Room 1 ([[Route 108]])}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Youngster Joey|Region=Kanto|Location=Interposed between the multi-partitional [[Elite Four]] buildings at [[Indigo Plateau]]|Cooldown=2 hours if you lose; not rechallengable if you win}}
}}

==Cooldown time==
===Amount===
Most bosses will be rechallengable after 12 days have elapsed; the main exceptions are quest-compulsory bosses, which either cool down after 2 hours or will not be rechallengable by virtue of the fact that simply battling them will suffice to unlock the progressional reward.

[[Naero_(boss)|Naero]] is another anomaly, wherein the boss' cooldown time will be halved to six days if battled with active [[membership]] status at the juncture the battle was initiated.

===Cooldown-timers===
[[File:BossCooldownChecker.png|right|222px|thumb|The cooldown-checker performing a confirmatory check on [[Brock_(boss)|Brock's]] status.]]

The cooldown times can be checked by speaking to the cooldown-checker in [[Celadon City|Celadon]] Office 2F, [[Goldenrod City]] House 1, and [[Slateport City]] House 1; they will give you a confirmatory response as to whether or not they are ready.

If you seek a more quantitative answer on the remaining cooldown time, you can interact with the boss in question; they will quantify how much time is remaining before they are rechallengable when asked.

[[Category:Gameplay features]] [[Category:Boss NPCs]]

Bosses

2017-05-15T08:03:13Z

PreHax: /* Challengable bosses */

[[File:Professor_Oak_boss_NPC.png|right|thumb|[[Professor Oak (boss)|Professor Oak]]'s boss NPC, which illustrates the overworld coloration of boss-NPC names.]]

'''Bosses''', oftentimes phrasally referred to as '''boss NPCs''', are transcendent battle NPCs that can be challenged by qualifying players for an assortment of high-end rewards and feature-unlockings.

Since bosses constitute the strongest NPC-deployed lineups in the game—having maximal stats, 100 [[EVs]] across the board, and even exceeding the maximal levels that are attainable by players—they are considered the fulcrum of the PvM (player versus monster) aspect in [[Pokémon Revolution Online]].

Boss NPCs are identifiable with their distinctively red-colored names on the overworld. Some bosses might not be visible to the players until their prerequisites have been satisfied.

Boss-NPC characters are predominantly modeled after either [[Gym Leaders]], [[Staff|staff members]], or plot characters.
==Requirements==
Given their enviable rewards and stature as cream-of-the-crop end-game content, they typically will impose lofty requirements in order to be challengable.

While requirements will boss-specifically vary, there are many commonalities and baselines that are shared among them; the more prevalent ones include 200-plus hours of playtime and six level-100 on-hand Pokémon.

==Rewards==
Some boss NPCs are compulsory in order to unlock essential features or progressional thresholds; for example, [[Youngster Joey (boss)|Youngster Joey]] must be defeated in order to advance to [[Hoenn]], since he will occlude the transregional porter thereto until he is defeated. For the most part, however, boss NPCs are optional to battle but tremendously rewardful for those who defeat them, as they offer Pokémon, items and other commodities that might not be as handily obtainable, otherwise.

===Incremental thresholds===

While prizesets will boss-specifically vary, most of them follow the same paradigm of reward-distrubiting. Most offer initially randomized prizes—typically enviable Pokémon or items at commensurately varying odds—until the incremental thresholds are met; typically after three-consecutive wins against the boss, they will allow you to select the prize, sometimes augmenting the selectable prizes to extra prizes that might not be rewardable, otherwise.

The consecution of battles will reset either upon losing to the boss or after the third-consecutive win. Bosses typically will remind you what streak you are on after defeating them.

===Pokémon===
Many bosses will reward Pokémon that might either be unhuntable or [[List of Pokémon by Rarity Tier|ultra-rare]], otherwise.

Boss-rewarded Pokémon may also have potential [[Pokémon Counterparts#Shiny Pokémon|shiny counterparts]], but most stipulate that the incremental thresholds must be met before the shiny chance is possible.

===Miscellaneous===
Many bosses are also multifunctional in the sense that they may serve as vendors or as [[Move tutors|move tutors]]. In these cases, they typically will require being battled at least one time before their commercial services are accessible; this entails that the requirements are satisfied, or they may not have any accessibly serviceable feature.

Supplementarily, an amount of Pokémoney ranging from {{Pdollar}}1-{{Pdollar}}10,000 will also be rewarded upon defeating the NPC.
==Challengable bosses==
All presently challengable bosses are tabulated hereunder. Click on the boss name to access its individualized page for much more elaborate information regardingly.

{{BossNPCTable|Contents=
{{BossRow|Boss=Archie|Region=Hoenn|Location=Marine Cave ([[Cave of Origins]])|Cooldown=Not rechallengable}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Arnie|Region=Johto|Location=[[Whirl Islands]] B4F}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Brock|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Diglett's Cave]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Bruno|Region=Johto|Location=[[Mt. Mortar Lower Cave]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Bugsy|Region=Johto|Location=[[Amazon Forest]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Chuck|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Saffron City]] (Gold's Gym) }}
{{BossRow|Boss=Erika|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Viridian Maze]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Gingery Jones|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[Feral Site]] ([[Fiery Path]])}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Greinjack|Region=Johto|Location=In front of [[Blackthorn City]]'s [[Pokémart]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Guardian (Entei)|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Route 25]] ([[Route 25 Cave]])}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Guardian (Raikou)|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[Route 110]] ([[Secret Base Alpha]])}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Guardian (Suicune)|Region=Johto|Location=[[Lage of Rage]] ([[Secluded Lake]])}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Jessie & James|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Celadon City]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Koichi|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Saffron Dojo]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Lance (Cerulean Cave quest)|Region=Johto|Location=[[Dragons Den]] B1F}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Lance (Dragons Shrine)|Region=Johto|Location=[[Dragon Shrine]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Lorelei|Region=Johto|Location=[[Ice Path]] B2F}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Lt. Surge|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[New Mauville]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Maxie|Region=Hoenn|Location=Terra Cave ([[Cave of Origins]])|Cooldown=Not rechallengable}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Misty|Region=Johto|Location=[[Route 41]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Morty|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[Mt. Pyre]] 4F}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Naero|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Cerulean Cave]] B1F|Cooldown=12 days, standardly; 6 with active [[membership]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Nikola|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Unknown Place]] ([[Trainers Valley]])|Cooldown=21 days}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Officer Jenny|Region=Orange Islands|Location=[[Pinkan City]] (Pinkan Lighthouse 2F)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Officer Wargreymon|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Pewter City]] (Jail)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Old Lady Janice|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[Lilycove City]] (Motel 2F)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Professor Elm|Region=Johto|Location=[[Ruins of Alph]] (Research Center)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Professor Oak|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Cinnabar Island]] (Lab Room 2)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Ravine|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[Mt. Pyre Summit]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Red|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Mt. Silver Summit]]|Cooldown=One-off battle; not rechallengable}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Sage|Region=Johto|Location=[[Violet City]] ([[Sprout Tower]] F) }}
{{BossRow|Boss=Sgath & Keres|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Love Island]] (House 1)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Steven|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[Valley of Steel]] (Underground)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Super Mega Hyper Ultra BattleBot 2000 Extended Beast Mode Version 2.0 Remastered Directors Cut (Boss)|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Sevii Two Island]] (Two Island House)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=The Pumpkin King|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Route 6]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Toothless|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[Abandoned Ship]] B1F Room 1 ([[Route 108]])}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Youngster Joey|Region=Kanto|Location=Interposed between the multi-partitional [[Elite Four]] buildings at [[Indigo Plateau]]|Cooldown=2 hours if you lose; not rechallengable if you win}}
}}

==Cooldown time==
===Amount===
Most bosses will be rechallengable after 12 days have elapsed; the main exceptions are quest-compulsory bosses, which either cool down after 2 hours or will not be rechallengable by virtue of the fact that simply battling them will suffice to unlock the progressional reward.

[[Naero_(boss)|Naero]] is another anomaly, wherein the boss' cooldown time will be halved to six days if battled with active [[membership]] status at the juncture the battle was initiated.

===Cooldown-timers===
[[File:BossCooldownChecker.png|right|222px|thumb|The cooldown-checker performing a confirmatory check on [[Brock_(boss)|Brock's]] status.]]

The cooldown times can be checked by speaking to the cooldown-checker in [[Celadon City|Celadon]] Office 2F, [[Goldenrod City]] House 1, and [[Slateport City]] House 1; they will give you a confirmatory response as to whether or not they are ready.

If you seek a more quantitative answer on the remaining cooldown time, you can interact with the boss in question; they will quantify how much time is remaining before they are rechallengable when asked.

[[Category:Gameplay features]] [[Category:Boss NPCs]]

Bosses

2017-05-15T08:02:22Z

PreHax: /* Challengable bosses */

[[File:Professor_Oak_boss_NPC.png|right|thumb|[[Professor Oak (boss)|Professor Oak]]'s boss NPC, which illustrates the overworld coloration of boss-NPC names.]]

'''Bosses''', oftentimes phrasally referred to as '''boss NPCs''', are transcendent battle NPCs that can be challenged by qualifying players for an assortment of high-end rewards and feature-unlockings.

Since bosses constitute the strongest NPC-deployed lineups in the game—having maximal stats, 100 [[EVs]] across the board, and even exceeding the maximal levels that are attainable by players—they are considered the fulcrum of the PvM (player versus monster) aspect in [[Pokémon Revolution Online]].

Boss NPCs are identifiable with their distinctively red-colored names on the overworld. Some bosses might not be visible to the players until their prerequisites have been satisfied.

Boss-NPC characters are predominantly modeled after either [[Gym Leaders]], [[Staff|staff members]], or plot characters.
==Requirements==
Given their enviable rewards and stature as cream-of-the-crop end-game content, they typically will impose lofty requirements in order to be challengable.

While requirements will boss-specifically vary, there are many commonalities and baselines that are shared among them; the more prevalent ones include 200-plus hours of playtime and six level-100 on-hand Pokémon.

==Rewards==
Some boss NPCs are compulsory in order to unlock essential features or progressional thresholds; for example, [[Youngster Joey (boss)|Youngster Joey]] must be defeated in order to advance to [[Hoenn]], since he will occlude the transregional porter thereto until he is defeated. For the most part, however, boss NPCs are optional to battle but tremendously rewardful for those who defeat them, as they offer Pokémon, items and other commodities that might not be as handily obtainable, otherwise.

===Incremental thresholds===

While prizesets will boss-specifically vary, most of them follow the same paradigm of reward-distrubiting. Most offer initially randomized prizes—typically enviable Pokémon or items at commensurately varying odds—until the incremental thresholds are met; typically after three-consecutive wins against the boss, they will allow you to select the prize, sometimes augmenting the selectable prizes to extra prizes that might not be rewardable, otherwise.

The consecution of battles will reset either upon losing to the boss or after the third-consecutive win. Bosses typically will remind you what streak you are on after defeating them.

===Pokémon===
Many bosses will reward Pokémon that might either be unhuntable or [[List of Pokémon by Rarity Tier|ultra-rare]], otherwise.

Boss-rewarded Pokémon may also have potential [[Pokémon Counterparts#Shiny Pokémon|shiny counterparts]], but most stipulate that the incremental thresholds must be met before the shiny chance is possible.

===Miscellaneous===
Many bosses are also multifunctional in the sense that they may serve as vendors or as [[Move tutors|move tutors]]. In these cases, they typically will require being battled at least one time before their commercial services are accessible; this entails that the requirements are satisfied, or they may not have any accessibly serviceable feature.

Supplementarily, an amount of Pokémoney ranging from {{Pdollar}}1-{{Pdollar}}10,000 will also be rewarded upon defeating the NPC.
==Challengable bosses==
All presently challengable bosses are tabulated hereunder. Click on the boss name to access its individualized page for much more elaborate information regardingly.

{{BossNPCTable|Contents=
{{BossRow|Boss=Archie|Region=Hoenn|Location=Marine Cave ([[Cave of Origins]])|Cooldown=Not rechallengable}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Arnie|Region=Johto|Location=[[Whirl Islands]] B4F}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Brock|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Diglett's Cave]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Bruno|Region=Johto|Location=[[Mt. Mortar Lower Cave]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Bugsy|Region=Johto|Location=[[Amazon Forest]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Chuck|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Saffron City]] (Gold's Gym) }}
{{BossRow|Boss=Erika|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Viridian Maze]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Gingery Jones|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[Feral Site]] ([[Fiery Path]])}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Greinjack|Region=Johto|Location=In front of [[Blackthorn City]]'s [[Pokémart]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Guardian (Entei)|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Route 25]] ([[Route 25 Cave]])}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Guardian (Raikou)|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[Route 110]] ([[Secret Base Alpha]])}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Guardian (Suicune)|Region=Johto|Location=[[Lage of Rage]] ([[Secluded Lake]])}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Jessie & James|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Celadon City]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Koichi|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Saffron Dojo]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Lance (Cerulean Cave quest)|Region=Johto|Location=[[Dragons Den]] B1F}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Lance (Dragons Shrine)|Region=Johto|Location=[[Dragon Shrine]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Lorelei|Region=Johto|Location=[[Ice Path]] B2F}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Lt. Surge|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[New Mauville]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Maxie|Region=Hoenn|Location=Terra Cave ([[Cave of Origins]])|Cooldown=Not rechallengable}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Misty|Region=Johto|Location=[[Route 41]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Morty|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[Mt. Pyre]] 4F}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Naero|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Cerulean Cave]] B1F|Cooldown=12 days, standardly; 6 with active [[membership]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Nikola|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Unknown Place]] ([[Trainers Valley]])|Cooldown=21 days}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Officer Jenny|Region=Orange Islands|Location=[[Pinkan City]] (Pinkan Lighthouse 2F)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Officer Wargreymon|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Pewter City]] (Jail)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Old Lady Janice|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[Lilycove City]] (Motel 2F)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Professor Elm|Region=Johto|Location=[[Ruins of Alph]] (Research Center)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Professor Oak|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Cinnabar Island]] (Lab Room 2)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Ravine|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[Mt. Pyre Summit]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Red|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Mt. Silver Summit]]|Cooldown=One-off battle; not rechallengable}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Sage|Region=Johto|Location=[[Violet City]] ([[Sprout Tower]] F) }}
{{BossRow|Boss=Sgath & Keres|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Love Island]] (House 1)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Super Mega Hyper Ultra BattleBot 2000 Extended Beast Mode Version 2.0 Remastered Directors Cut (Boss)|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Sevii Two Island]] (Two Island House)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Steven|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[Valley of Steel]] (Underground)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=The Pumpkin King|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Route 6]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Toothless|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[Abandoned Ship]] B1F Room 1 ([[Route 108]])}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Youngster Joey|Region=Kanto|Location=Interposed between the multi-partitional [[Elite Four]] buildings at [[Indigo Plateau]]|Cooldown=2 hours if you lose; not rechallengable if you win}}
}}

==Cooldown time==
===Amount===
Most bosses will be rechallengable after 12 days have elapsed; the main exceptions are quest-compulsory bosses, which either cool down after 2 hours or will not be rechallengable by virtue of the fact that simply battling them will suffice to unlock the progressional reward.

[[Naero_(boss)|Naero]] is another anomaly, wherein the boss' cooldown time will be halved to six days if battled with active [[membership]] status at the juncture the battle was initiated.

===Cooldown-timers===
[[File:BossCooldownChecker.png|right|222px|thumb|The cooldown-checker performing a confirmatory check on [[Brock_(boss)|Brock's]] status.]]

The cooldown times can be checked by speaking to the cooldown-checker in [[Celadon City|Celadon]] Office 2F, [[Goldenrod City]] House 1, and [[Slateport City]] House 1; they will give you a confirmatory response as to whether or not they are ready.

If you seek a more quantitative answer on the remaining cooldown time, you can interact with the boss in question; they will quantify how much time is remaining before they are rechallengable when asked.

[[Category:Gameplay features]] [[Category:Boss NPCs]]

Bosses

2017-05-14T09:17:32Z

PreHax: /* Challengable bosses */

[[File:Professor_Oak_boss_NPC.png|right|thumb|[[Professor Oak (boss)|Professor Oak]]'s boss NPC, which illustrates the overworld coloration of boss-NPC names.]]

'''Bosses''', oftentimes phrasally referred to as '''boss NPCs''', are transcendent battle NPCs that can be challenged by qualifying players for an assortment of high-end rewards and feature-unlockings.

Since bosses constitute the strongest NPC-deployed lineups in the game—having maximal stats, 100 [[EVs]] across the board, and even exceeding the maximal levels that are attainable by players—they are considered the fulcrum of the PvM (player versus monster) aspect in [[Pokémon Revolution Online]].

Boss NPCs are identifiable with their distinctively red-colored names on the overworld. Some bosses might not be visible to the players until their prerequisites have been satisfied.

Boss-NPC characters are predominantly modeled after either [[Gym Leaders]], [[Staff|staff members]], or plot characters.
==Requirements==
Given their enviable rewards and stature as cream-of-the-crop end-game content, they typically will impose lofty requirements in order to be challengable.

While requirements will boss-specifically vary, there are many commonalities and baselines that are shared among them; the more prevalent ones include 200-plus hours of playtime and six level-100 on-hand Pokémon.

==Rewards==
Some boss NPCs are compulsory in order to unlock essential features or progressional thresholds; for example, [[Youngster Joey (boss)|Youngster Joey]] must be defeated in order to advance to [[Hoenn]], since he will occlude the transregional porter thereto until he is defeated. For the most part, however, boss NPCs are optional to battle but tremendously rewardful for those who defeat them, as they offer Pokémon, items and other commodities that might not be as handily obtainable, otherwise.

===Incremental thresholds===

While prizesets will boss-specifically vary, most of them follow the same paradigm of reward-distrubiting. Most offer initially randomized prizes—typically enviable Pokémon or items at commensurately varying odds—until the incremental thresholds are met; typically after three-consecutive wins against the boss, they will allow you to select the prize, sometimes augmenting the selectable prizes to extra prizes that might not be rewardable, otherwise.

The consecution of battles will reset either upon losing to the boss or after the third-consecutive win. Bosses typically will remind you what streak you are on after defeating them.

===Pokémon===
Many bosses will reward Pokémon that might either be unhuntable or [[List of Pokémon by Rarity Tier|ultra-rare]], otherwise.

Boss-rewarded Pokémon may also have potential [[Pokémon Counterparts#Shiny Pokémon|shiny counterparts]], but most stipulate that the incremental thresholds must be met before the shiny chance is possible.

===Miscellaneous===
Many bosses are also multifunctional in the sense that they may serve as vendors or as [[Move tutors|move tutors]]. In these cases, they typically will require being battled at least one time before their commercial services are accessible; this entails that the requirements are satisfied, or they may not have any accessibly serviceable feature.

Supplementarily, an amount of Pokémoney ranging from {{Pdollar}}1-{{Pdollar}}10,000 will also be rewarded upon defeating the NPC.
==Challengable bosses==
All presently challengable bosses are tabulated hereunder. Click on the boss name to access its individualized page for much more elaborate information regardingly.

{{BossNPCTable|Contents=
{{BossRow|Boss=Archie|Region=Hoenn|Location=Marine Cave ([[Cave of Origins]])|Cooldown=Not rechallengable}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Arnie|Region=Johto|Location=[[Whirl Islands]] B4F}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Brock|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Diglett's Cave]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Bruno|Region=Johto|Location=[[Mt. Mortar Lower Cave]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Bugsy|Region=Johto|Location=[[Amazon Forest]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Chuck|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Saffron City]] (Gold's Gym) }}
{{BossRow|Boss=Erika|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Viridian Maze]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Gingery Jones|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[Feral Site]] ([[Fiery Path]])}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Greinjack|Region=Johto|Location=In front of [[Blackthorn City]]'s [[Pokémart]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Guardian (Entei)|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Route 25]] ([[Route 25 Cave]])}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Guardian (Raikou)|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[Route 110]] ([[Secret Base Alpha]])}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Guardian (Suicune)|Region=Johto|Location=[[Lage of Rage]] ([[Secluded Lake]])}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Jessie & James|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Celadon City]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Koichi|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Saffron Dojo]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Lance (Cerulean Cave quest)|Region=Johto|Location=[[Dragons Den]] B1F}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Lance (Dragons Shrine)|Region=Johto|Location=[[Dragon Shrine]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Lorelei|Region=Johto|Location=[[Ice Path]] B2F}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Lt. Surge|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[New Mauville]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Maxie|Region=Hoenn|Location=Terra Cave ([[Cave of Origins]])|Cooldown=Not rechallengable}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Misty|Region=Johto|Location=[[Route 41]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Morty|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[Mt. Pyre]] 4F}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Naero|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Cerulean Cave]] B1F|Cooldown=12 days, standardly; 6 with active [[membership]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Nikola|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Unknown Place]] ([[Trainers Valley]])|Cooldown=21 days}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Officer Jenny|Region=Orange Islands|Location=[[Pinkan City]] (Pinkan Lighthouse 2F)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Officer Wargreymon|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Pewter City]] (Jail)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Old Lady Janice|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[Lilycove City]] (Motel 2F)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Professor Elm|Region=Johto|Location=[[Ruins of Alph]] (Research Center)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Professor Oak|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Cinnabar Island]] (Lab Room 2)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Ravine|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[Mt. Pyre Summit]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Red|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Mt. Silver Summit]]|Cooldown=One-off battle; not rechallengable}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Sage|Region=Johto|Location=[[Violet City]] ([[Sprout Tower]] F) }}
{{BossRow|Boss=Sgath & Keres|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Love Island]] (House 1)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Steven|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[Valley of Steel]] (Underground)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=The Pumpkin King|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Route 6]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Toothless|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[Abandoned Ship]] B1F Room 1 ([[Route 108]])}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Youngster Joey|Region=Kanto|Location=Interposed between the multi-partitional [[Elite Four]] buildings at [[Indigo Plateau]]|Cooldown=2 hours if you lose; not rechallengable if you win}}
}}

==Cooldown time==
===Amount===
Most bosses will be rechallengable after 12 days have elapsed; the main exceptions are quest-compulsory bosses, which either cool down after 2 hours or will not be rechallengable by virtue of the fact that simply battling them will suffice to unlock the progressional reward.

[[Naero_(boss)|Naero]] is another anomaly, wherein the boss' cooldown time will be halved to six days if battled with active [[membership]] status at the juncture the battle was initiated.

===Cooldown-timers===
[[File:BossCooldownChecker.png|right|222px|thumb|The cooldown-checker performing a confirmatory check on [[Brock_(boss)|Brock's]] status.]]

The cooldown times can be checked by speaking to the cooldown-checker in [[Celadon City|Celadon]] Office 2F, [[Goldenrod City]] House 1, and [[Slateport City]] House 1; they will give you a confirmatory response as to whether or not they are ready.

If you seek a more quantitative answer on the remaining cooldown time, you can interact with the boss in question; they will quantify how much time is remaining before they are rechallengable when asked.

[[Category:Gameplay features]] [[Category:Boss NPCs]]

Bosses

2017-05-14T03:44:25Z

PreHax: /* Challengable bosses */

[[File:Professor_Oak_boss_NPC.png|right|thumb|[[Professor Oak (boss)|Professor Oak]]'s boss NPC, which illustrates the overworld coloration of boss-NPC names.]]

'''Bosses''', oftentimes phrasally referred to as '''boss NPCs''', are transcendent battle NPCs that can be challenged by qualifying players for an assortment of high-end rewards and feature-unlockings.

Since bosses constitute the strongest NPC-deployed lineups in the game—having maximal stats, 100 [[EVs]] across the board, and even exceeding the maximal levels that are attainable by players—they are considered the fulcrum of the PvM (player versus monster) aspect in [[Pokémon Revolution Online]].

Boss NPCs are identifiable with their distinctively red-colored names on the overworld. Some bosses might not be visible to the players until their prerequisites have been satisfied.

Boss-NPC characters are predominantly modeled after either [[Gym Leaders]], [[Staff|staff members]], or plot characters.
==Requirements==
Given their enviable rewards and stature as cream-of-the-crop end-game content, they typically will impose lofty requirements in order to be challengable.

While requirements will boss-specifically vary, there are many commonalities and baselines that are shared among them; the more prevalent ones include 200-plus hours of playtime and six level-100 on-hand Pokémon.

==Rewards==
Some boss NPCs are compulsory in order to unlock essential features or progressional thresholds; for example, [[Youngster Joey (boss)|Youngster Joey]] must be defeated in order to advance to [[Hoenn]], since he will occlude the transregional porter thereto until he is defeated. For the most part, however, boss NPCs are optional to battle but tremendously rewardful for those who defeat them, as they offer Pokémon, items and other commodities that might not be as handily obtainable, otherwise.

===Incremental thresholds===

While prizesets will boss-specifically vary, most of them follow the same paradigm of reward-distrubiting. Most offer initially randomized prizes—typically enviable Pokémon or items at commensurately varying odds—until the incremental thresholds are met; typically after three-consecutive wins against the boss, they will allow you to select the prize, sometimes augmenting the selectable prizes to extra prizes that might not be rewardable, otherwise.

The consecution of battles will reset either upon losing to the boss or after the third-consecutive win. Bosses typically will remind you what streak you are on after defeating them.

===Pokémon===
Many bosses will reward Pokémon that might either be unhuntable or [[List of Pokémon by Rarity Tier|ultra-rare]], otherwise.

Boss-rewarded Pokémon may also have potential [[Pokémon Counterparts#Shiny Pokémon|shiny counterparts]], but most stipulate that the incremental thresholds must be met before the shiny chance is possible.

===Miscellaneous===
Many bosses are also multifunctional in the sense that they may serve as vendors or as [[Move tutors|move tutors]]. In these cases, they typically will require being battled at least one time before their commercial services are accessible; this entails that the requirements are satisfied, or they may not have any accessibly serviceable feature.

Supplementarily, an amount of Pokémoney ranging from {{Pdollar}}1-{{Pdollar}}10,000 will also be rewarded upon defeating the NPC.
==Challengable bosses==
All presently challengable bosses are tabulated hereunder. Click on the boss name to access its individualized page for much more elaborate information regardingly.

{{BossNPCTable|Contents=
{{BossRow|Boss=Archie|Region=Hoenn|Location=Marine Cave ([[Cave of Origins]])|Cooldown=Not rechallengable}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Arnie|Region=Johto|Location=[[Whirl Islands]] B4F}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Brock|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Diglett's Cave]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Bruno|Region=Johto|Location=[[Mt. Mortar Lower Cave]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Bugsy|Region=Johto|Location=[[Amazon Forest]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Chuck|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Saffron City]] (Gold's Gym) }}
{{BossRow|Boss=Erika|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Viridian Maze]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Gingery Jones|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[Feral Site]] ([[Fiery Path]])}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Greninjak|Region=Johto|Location=In front of [[Blackthorn City]]'s [[Pokémart]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Guardian (Entei)|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Route 25]] ([[Route 25 Cave]])}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Guardian (Raikou)|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[Route 110]] ([[Secret Base Alpha]])}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Guardian (Suicune)|Region=Johto|Location=[[Lage of Rage]] ([[Secluded Lake]])}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Jessie & James|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Celadon City]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Koichi|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Saffron Dojo]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Lance (Cerulean Cave quest)|Region=Johto|Location=[[Dragons Den]] B1F}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Lance (Dragons Shrine)|Region=Johto|Location=[[Dragon Shrine]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Lorelei|Region=Johto|Location=[[Ice Path]] B2F}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Lt. Surge|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[New Mauville]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Maxie|Region=Hoenn|Location=Terra Cave ([[Cave of Origins]])|Cooldown=Not rechallengable}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Misty|Region=Johto|Location=[[Route 41]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Morty|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[Mt. Pyre]] 4F}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Naero|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Cerulean Cave]] B1F|Cooldown=12 days, standardly; 6 with active [[membership]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Nikola|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Unknown Place]] ([[Trainers Valley]])|Cooldown=21 days}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Officer Jenny|Region=Orange Islands|Location=[[Pinkan City]] (Pinkan Lighthouse 2F)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Officer Wargreymon|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Pewter City]] (Jail)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Old Lady Janice|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[Lilycove City]] (Motel 2F)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Professor Elm|Region=Johto|Location=[[Ruins of Alph]] (Research Center)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Professor Oak|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Cinnabar Island]] (Lab Room 2)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Ravine|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[Mt. Pyre Summit]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Red|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Mt. Silver Summit]]|Cooldown=One-off battle; not rechallengable}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Sage|Region=Johto|Location=[[Violet City]] ([[Sprout Tower]] F) }}
{{BossRow|Boss=Sgath & Keres|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Love Island]] (House 1)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Steven|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[Valley of Steel]] (Underground)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=The Pumpkin King|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Route 6]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Toothless|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[Abandoned Ship]] B1F Room 1 ([[Route 108]])}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Youngster Joey|Region=Kanto|Location=Interposed between the multi-partitional [[Elite Four]] buildings at [[Indigo Plateau]]|Cooldown=2 hours if you lose; not rechallengable if you win}}
}}

==Cooldown time==
===Amount===
Most bosses will be rechallengable after 12 days have elapsed; the main exceptions are quest-compulsory bosses, which either cool down after 2 hours or will not be rechallengable by virtue of the fact that simply battling them will suffice to unlock the progressional reward.

[[Naero_(boss)|Naero]] is another anomaly, wherein the boss' cooldown time will be halved to six days if battled with active [[membership]] status at the juncture the battle was initiated.

===Cooldown-timers===
[[File:BossCooldownChecker.png|right|222px|thumb|The cooldown-checker performing a confirmatory check on [[Brock_(boss)|Brock's]] status.]]

The cooldown times can be checked by speaking to the cooldown-checker in [[Celadon City|Celadon]] Office 2F, [[Goldenrod City]] House 1, and [[Slateport City]] House 1; they will give you a confirmatory response as to whether or not they are ready.

If you seek a more quantitative answer on the remaining cooldown time, you can interact with the boss in question; they will quantify how much time is remaining before they are rechallengable when asked.

[[Category:Gameplay features]] [[Category:Boss NPCs]]

TMs and HMs

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'''Technical Machines''' and '''Hidden Machines''', respectively abbreviated as '''TMs''' and '''HMs''', are disk-resemblant devices that encapsulate move techniques that can be taught to compatible Pokémon. These provide avenues for learning moves that might not otherwise be learnable via the Pokémon's level-up/instinctual pool, [[Move Tutor]]s, or [[Egg Moves]].

For the out-of-battle navigational functionality of HM-learned moves, the HM item must be possessed in your inventory in addition to a Pokémon that totes the move or, particularly for the [[Surf_(move)|Surf]] technique, a surfable [[Mounts|Mount]].
==Differences==
The two devices can be dichotomized mainly by their reusability; TMs are single-use items that will be expended when used, whereas HMs are infinitely reusable. Fittingly enough, HMs mostly encapsulate navigational moves that are used outside-of-battle; this is mainly why they are reusable, as a player may end up stranded in an area if they were to replace one of their HM-learned moves and be incapacitated from traversing their way out of the environment.

Contrary to the handheld games, HM-learned moves can be overwritten, here.

==List of available TMs and HMs==
For a list of compatible Pokémon, refer to the individual move page; you can handily access it by clicking on the move-name link on the tables below.
===TMs===
{{TMTable|Move=Mega Punch|Locations=Purchasable from [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500}}
{{TMTable|Move=Razor Wind|Locations=Purchasable from [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500 apiece\Purchasable from [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for 2,500 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Whirlwind|Locations=Purchasable from [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Mega Kick|Locations=Purchasable from [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500\Ground-lootable on [[Route 4]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Toxic|Locations=Obtainable in [[Fiery Path]]\Buyable from the [[Fuchsia Gym]] greeter. 1 for {{Pdollar}}2,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}8,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Body Slam|Locations=Purchasable from [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500 apiece\Purchasable from [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}1,500 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Take Down|Locations=Purchasable from [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500 apiece\Ground-lootable in [[Mt. Moon]] 1F}}
{{TMTable|Move=Bubblebeam|Locations=Buyable from [[Cerulean Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Misty. 1 for {{Pdollar}}1,500; 5 for {{Pdollar}}6,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Water Gun|Locations=Ground-lootable in [[Mt. Moon]] B1F}}
{{TMTable|Move=Ice Beam|Locations=Purchasable at [[Mahogany Gym]]'s greeter after defeating Pryce. 1 for {{Pdollar}}4,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}16,000\Potential reward for defeating the [[Lorelei_(boss)|Lorelei]]-boss NPC\Purchasable at [[Mauville Game Corner]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Blizzard|Locations=Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,500 apiece\Potential reward for defeating the [[Lorelei_(boss)|Lorelei]]-boss NPC\Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,500 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Hyper Beam|Locations=Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}7,500\Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,500}}
{{TMTable|Move=Pay Day|Locations=Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Submission|Locations=Purchasableat [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500 apiece\Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Seismic Toss|Locations=Claimable on [[Route 25]]\Lootable aboard the [[S.S. Anne]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Solarbeam|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}4,000\Potentially rewarded by [[Erika_(boss)|Erika]] in [[Viridian Maze]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Dragon Rage|Locations=Ground-lootable in [[Viridian Maze]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Thunderbolt|Locations=Buyable from [[Vermilion Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Lt. Surge. 1 for {{Pdollar}}3,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}12,000\Purchasable at [[Mauville Game Corner]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece\Rewardable upon defeating [[Lt. Surge (boss)|Lt. Surge]] in [[New Mauville]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Thunder|Locations=Purchasable from [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,500 apiece\Purchasable from [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece\Rewardable upon defeating [[Lt. Surge (boss)|Lt. Surge]] in [[New Mauville]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Earthquake|Locations=Sold by [[Viridian Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Giovanni. 1 for {{Pdollar}}6,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}24,000\Potential reward for defeating the [[Bruno_(boss)|Bruno]]-boss NPC}}
{{TMTable|Move=Fissure|Locations=Potential eventuality of a reward from [[Celadon City]]'s iteration of [[Daily Challenges]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Dig|Locations=One-off freebie from the burglarized house in [[Cerulean City]] after defeating Misty in [[Cerulean Gym]]\[[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}} 3,500 apiece\[[Route 36]] smuggler\[[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}4,000 apiece\Ground-lootable on [[Route 114]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Psychic|Locations=Purchasable from [[Saffron Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Sabrina. 1 for {{Pdollar}}3,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}12,000\Purchasable at [[Mauville Game Corner]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Reflect|Locations=Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Bide|Locations=Purchasable from [[Pewter Gym]] after defeating Brock. 1 for {{Pdollar}}750; 5 for {{Pdollar}}3,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Egg Bomb|Locations=Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Fire Blast|Locations=Purchasable from [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,500 apiece\Purchasable from [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece\Purchasable from the TM-vendor in [[Slateport City]]'s marketplace for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Swift|Locations=Purchasable from [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500}}
{{TMTable|Move=Skull Bash|Locations=Purchasable from [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}4,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Softboiled|Locations=Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Dream Eater|Locations=Potential reward from [[Celadon City]]'s iteration of [[Daily Challenges]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Rest|Locations=Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}6,000 apiece\Elder Maulana in [[Vermilion City]]. 1 for {{Pdollar}}6,000 and 5 for {{Pdollar}}24,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Thunder Wave|Locations=Purchasable from [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Psywave|Locations=Ground-lootable in [[Goldenrod Underground Path]]\Sold by the TM-vendor at [[Slateport City]]'s marketplace}}
{{TMTable|Move=Rock Slide|Locations=Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Dragon Claw|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500\Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}8,000\Purchasable at [[Mauville Game Corner]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500}}
{{TMTable|Move=Psyshock|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500}}
{{TMTable|Move=Calm Mind|Locations=Sold by [[Trainers Valley]]'s TM-vendor for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece\Sold by [[Mossdeep Gym]]'s greeter. 1 for {{Pdollar}}2,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}8,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Roar|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000 apiece\Sold by the Katy Perry caricature on [[Route 114]]. 1 for {{Pdollar}}2,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}8,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Hail|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Bulk Up|Locations=Sold by [[Dewford Gym]]'s greeter. 1 for {{Pdollar}}2,500; 5 for {{Pdollar}}10,000\Potentially rewardable for defeating [[Officer Wargreymon (boss)|Officer Wargreymon]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Hidden Power|Locations=Purchasable from the TM-vendor at [[Slateport City]]'s marketplace for {{Pdollar}}4,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Sunny Day|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Taunt|Locations=Rewardable in the [[Trick House]] Prize Room\Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Light Screen|Locations=Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}6,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Protect|Locations=Sold by the TM-vendor at [[Trainers Valley]] for {{Pdollar}}5,500 apiece\Ground-lootable in [[Amazon Forest]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Rain Dance|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Roost|Locations=Purchasable at [[Trainers Valley]] for {{Pdollar}}6,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Swords Dance|Locations=Purchasable at [[Trainers Valley]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Shadow Ball|Locations=Potential reward from [[Celadon City]]'s iteration of [[Daily Challenges]]\Ground-lootable in [[Lavender Town]]'s Hall of Fame site\Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}4,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Brick Break|Locations=Purchasable at [[Trainers Valley]] for {{Pdollar}}7,500 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Flamethrower|Locations=Purchasable from [[Cinnabar Gym]]'s greeter after defeating Blaine. 1 for {{Pdollar}}3,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}12,000\Purchasable from [[Mauville Game Corner]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000\Held by a potentially rewarded [[Vulpix]], which is reaped from defeating [[Officer Wargreymon (boss)|Officer Wargreymon]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Sludge Bomb|Locations=Buyable from the vendor at [[Dewford Town]] after the [[Balance Badge]] has been obtained. 1 for {{Pdollar}}5,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}20,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Sandstorm|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000 apiece\Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000 apiece\Sold by the TM-vendor at [[Slateport City]]'s marketplace for {{Pdollar}}3,500 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Rock Tomb|Locations=Sold by [[Rustboro Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Roxanne. 1 for {{Pdollar}}3,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}12,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Facade|Locations=Sold by [[Petalburg Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Norman. 1 for {{Pdollar}}3,500; 5 for {{Pdollar}}14,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Thief|Locations=Purchasable from the vendor on [[Celadon Department Store]]'s rooftop for {{Pdollar}}7,500 apiece thereupon completing the localized [[Celadon Mart Thievery (quest)|Celadon-mart quest]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Overheat|Locations=Sold by [[Lavaridge Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Flannery. 1 for {{Pdollar}}7,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}28,000\Potential reward for defeating the [[Guardian_(Entei)_(boss)|Guardian]]-boss NPC}}
{{TMTable|Move=False Swipe|Locations=Freebie in [[Rustboro City]]'s [[Pokémart]]\Purchasable at [[Route 48]]. 1 for {{Pdollar}}4,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}16,000\Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}4,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Scald|Locations=Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}8,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Will-O-Wisp|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Rock Smash|Locations=One-off freebie from a Professor Oak aide on the second floor of [[Route 11]]'s stophouse (requires 30 caught-data entries)\Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500 apiece\Purchasable from the smuggler on [[Route 36]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece\Purchasable from a vendor in a [[Mauville City]] house}}
{{TMTable|Move=Shadow Claw|Locations=Potential reward from defeating [[Officer Wargreymon_(boss)|Wargreymon]] in [[Pewter Jail]]\Potential reward from [[Celadon City]]'s iteration of [[Daily Challenges]]\Ground-lootable on [[Burned Tower]]'s second floor\Sold by the TM-vendor at [[Slateport City]]'s marketplace for {{Pdollar}}3,500}}
{{TMTable|Move=Volt Switch|Locations=Purchasable at [[Mauville Game Corner]] for {{Pdollar}}2,500 apiece\Rewardable upon defeating [[Lt. Surge (boss)|Lt. Surge]] in [[New Mauville]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Sleep Talk|Locations=Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}7,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=U-Turn|Locations=Purchasable from [[Azalea Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Bugsy. 1 for {{Pdollar}}2,500; 5 for {{Pdollar}}10,000\Potential reward for defeating the [[Bugsy_(boss)|Bugsy-boss NPC]]}}

===HMs===
{{TMTable|Scope=HM|Move=Cut|Locations=It's rewarded by the captain on the S.S. Anne thereupon completing its [[S.S. Anne (quest)|quest]]}}
{{TMTable|Scope=HM|Move=Fly|Locations=Reaped from Yorkie on [[Route 16]] upon completing the [[Intraregional Subway (quest)|intraregional-subway quest]]}}
{{TMTable|Scope=HM|Move=Surf|Locations=Found in a house in [[Safari Area 3]], which is accessible after defeating Victor on [[Route 19]]}}
{{TMTable|Scope=HM|Move=Flash|Locations=Claimable in one of [[Route 2]]'s stophouses (the [[Diglett's Cave]] segment of the route) from a Professor Oak aide. It requires 10 caught-data entries to have been registered on your [[Pokédex]]}}
{{TMTable|Scope=HM|Move=Dive|Locations=Claimable at [[Mossdeep Space Center]] 1F}}
{{TMTable|Scope=HM|Move=Waterfall|Locations=Obtainable within [[Cave of Origin]] on B3F}}

==See also==
*[[Move Tutors]]
*[[Egg-Inheritable Moves]]
[[Category:Moves]] [[Category:Items]]

Bosses

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[[File:Professor_Oak_boss_NPC.png|right|thumb|[[Professor Oak (boss)|Professor Oak]]'s boss NPC, which illustrates the overworld coloration of boss-NPC names.]]

'''Bosses''', oftentimes phrasally referred to as '''boss NPCs''', are transcendent battle NPCs that can be challenged by qualifying players for an assortment of high-end rewards and feature-unlockings.

Since bosses constitute the strongest NPC-deployed lineups in the game—having maximal stats, 100 [[EVs]] across the board, and even exceeding the maximal levels that are attainable by players—they are considered the fulcrum of the PvM (player versus monster) aspect in [[Pokémon Revolution Online]].

Boss NPCs are identifiable with their distinctively red-colored names on the overworld. Some bosses might not be visible to the players until their prerequisites have been satisfied.

Boss-NPC characters are predominantly modeled after either [[Gym Leaders]], [[Staff|staff members]], or plot characters.
==Requirements==
Given their enviable rewards and stature as cream-of-the-crop end-game content, they typically will impose lofty requirements in order to be challengable.

While requirements will boss-specifically vary, there are many commonalities and baselines that are shared among them; the more prevalent ones include 200-plus hours of playtime and six level-100 on-hand Pokémon.

==Rewards==
Some boss NPCs are compulsory in order to unlock essential features or progressional thresholds; for example, [[Youngster Joey (boss)|Youngster Joey]] must be defeated in order to advance to [[Hoenn]], since he will occlude the transregional porter thereto until he is defeated. For the most part, however, boss NPCs are optional to battle but tremendously rewardful for those who defeat them, as they offer Pokémon, items and other commodities that might not be as handily obtainable, otherwise.

===Incremental thresholds===

While prizesets will boss-specifically vary, most of them follow the same paradigm of reward-distrubiting. Most offer initially randomized prizes—typically enviable Pokémon or items at commensurately varying odds—until the incremental thresholds are met; typically after three-consecutive wins against the boss, they will allow you to select the prize, sometimes augmenting the selectable prizes to extra prizes that might not be rewardable, otherwise.

The consecution of battles will reset either upon losing to the boss or after the third-consecutive win. Bosses typically will remind you what streak you are on after defeating them.

===Pokémon===
Many bosses will reward Pokémon that might either be unhuntable or [[List of Pokémon by Rarity Tier|ultra-rare]], otherwise.

Boss-rewarded Pokémon may also have potential [[Pokémon Counterparts#Shiny Pokémon|shiny counterparts]], but most stipulate that the incremental thresholds must be met before the shiny chance is possible.

===Miscellaneous===
Many bosses are also multifunctional in the sense that they may serve as vendors or as [[Move tutors|move tutors]]. In these cases, they typically will require being battled at least one time before their commercial services are accessible; this entails that the requirements are satisfied, or they may not have any accessibly serviceable feature.

Supplementarily, an amount of Pokémoney ranging from {{Pdollar}}1-{{Pdollar}}10,000 will also be rewarded upon defeating the NPC.
==Challengable bosses==
All presently challengable bosses are tabulated hereunder. Click on the boss name to access its individualized page for much more elaborate information regardingly.

{{BossNPCTable|Contents=
{{BossRow|Boss=Archie|Region=Hoenn|Location=Marine Cave ([[Cave of Origins]])|Cooldown=Not rechallengable}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Arnie|Region=Johto|Location=[[Whirl Islands]] B4F}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Brock|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Diglett's Cave]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Bruno|Region=Johto|Location=[[Mt. Mortar Lower Cave]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Bugsy|Region=Johto|Location=[[Amazon Forest]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Chuck|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Saffron City]] (Gold's Gym) }}
{{BossRow|Boss=Erika|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Viridian Maze]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Gingery Jones|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[Feral Site]] ([[Fiery Path]])}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Greninjak|Region=Johto|Location=In front of [[Blackthorn City]]'s [[Pokémart]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Guardian (Entei)|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Route 25]] ([[Route 25 Cave]])}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Guardian (Raikou)|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[Route 110]] ([[Secret Base Alpha]])}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Guardian (Suicune)|Region=Johto|Location=[[Lage of Rage]] ([[Secluded Lake]])}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Jessie and James|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Celadon City]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Koichi|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Saffron Dojo]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Lance (Cerulean Cave quest)|Region=Johto|Location=[[Dragons Den]] B1F}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Lance (Dragons Shrine)|Region=Johto|Location=[[Dragon Shrine]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Lorelei|Region=Johto|Location=[[Ice Path]] B2F}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Lt. Surge|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[New Mauville]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Maxie|Region=Hoenn|Location=Terra Cave ([[Cave of Origins]])|Cooldown=Not rechallengable}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Morty|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[Mt. Pyre]] 4F}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Naero|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Cerulean Cave]] B1F|Cooldown=12 days, standardly; 6 with active [[membership]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Nikola|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Unknown Place]] ([[Trainers Valley]])|Cooldown=21 days}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Officer Jenny|Region=Orange Islands|Location=[[Pinkan City]] (Pinkan Lighthouse 2F)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Officer Wargreymon|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Pewter City]] (Jail)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Old Lady Janice|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[Lilycove City]] (Motel 2F)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Professor Elm|Region=Johto|Location=[[Ruins of Alph]] (Research Center)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Professor Oak|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Cinnabar Island]] (Lab Room 2)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Ravine|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[Mt. Pyre Summit]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Red|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Mt. Silver Summit]]|Cooldown=One-off battle; not rechallengable}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Sage|Region=Johto|Location=[[Violet City]] ([[Sprout Tower]] F) }}
{{BossRow|Boss=Sgath & Keres|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Love Island]] (House 1)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Steven|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[Valley of Steel]] (Underground)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=The Pumpkin King|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Route 6]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Toothless|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[Abandoned Ship]] B1F Room 1 ([[Route 108]])}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Youngster Joey|Region=Kanto|Location=Interposed between the multi-partitional [[Elite Four]] buildings at [[Indigo Plateau]]|Cooldown=2 hours if you lose; not rechallengable if you win}}
}}

==Cooldown time==
===Amount===
Most bosses will be rechallengable after 12 days have elapsed; the main exceptions are quest-compulsory bosses, which either cool down after 2 hours or will not be rechallengable by virtue of the fact that simply battling them will suffice to unlock the progressional reward.

[[Naero_(boss)|Naero]] is another anomaly, wherein the boss' cooldown time will be halved to six days if battled with active [[membership]] status at the juncture the battle was initiated.

===Cooldown-timers===
[[File:BossCooldownChecker.png|right|222px|thumb|The cooldown-checker performing a confirmatory check on [[Brock_(boss)|Brock's]] status.]]

The cooldown times can be checked by speaking to the cooldown-checker in [[Celadon City|Celadon]] Office 2F, [[Goldenrod City]] House 1, and [[Slateport City]] House 1; they will give you a confirmatory response as to whether or not they are ready.

If you seek a more quantitative answer on the remaining cooldown time, you can interact with the boss in question; they will quantify how much time is remaining before they are rechallengable when asked.

[[Category:Gameplay features]] [[Category:Boss NPCs]]

TMs and HMs

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PreHax: /* TMs */

'''Technical Machines''' and '''Hidden Machines''', respectively abbreviated as '''TMs''' and '''HMs''', are disk-resemblant devices that encapsulate move techniques that can be taught to compatible Pokémon. These provide avenues for learning moves that might not otherwise be learnable via the Pokémon's level-up/instinctual pool, [[Move Tutor]]s, or [[Egg Moves]].

For the out-of-battle navigational functionality of HM-learned moves, the HM item must be possessed in your inventory in addition to a Pokémon that totes the move or, particularly for the [[Surf_(move)|Surf]] technique, a surfable [[Mounts|Mount]].
==Differences==
The two devices can be dichotomized mainly by their reusability; TMs are single-use items that will be expended when used, whereas HMs are infinitely reusable. Fittingly enough, HMs mostly encapsulate navigational moves that are used outside-of-battle; this is mainly why they are reusable, as a player may end up stranded in an area if they were to replace one of their HM-learned moves and be incapacitated from traversing their way out of the environment.

Contrary to the handheld games, HM-learned moves can be overwritten, here.

==List of available TMs and HMs==
For a list of compatible Pokémon, refer to the individual move page; you can handily access it by clicking on the move-name link on the tables below.
===TMs===
{{TMTable|Move=Mega Punch|Locations=Purchasable from [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500}}
{{TMTable|Move=Razor Wind|Locations=Purchasable from [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500 apiece\Purchasable from [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for 2,500 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Whirlwind|Locations=Purchasable from [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Mega Kick|Locations=Purchasable from [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500\Ground-lootable on [[Route 4]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Toxic|Locations=Obtainable in [[Fiery Path]]\Buyable from the [[Fuchsia Gym]] greeter. 1 for {{Pdollar}}2,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}8,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Body Slam|Locations=Purchasable from [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500 apiece\Purchasable from [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}1,500 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Take Down|Locations=Purchasable from [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500 apiece\Ground-lootable in [[Mt. Moon]] 1F}}
{{TMTable|Move=Bubblebeam|Locations=Buyable from [[Cerulean Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Misty. 1 for {{Pdollar}}1,500; 5 for {{Pdollar}}6,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Water Gun|Locations=Ground-lootable in [[Mt. Moon]] B1F}}
{{TMTable|Move=Ice Beam|Locations=Purchasable at [[Mahogany Gym]]'s greeter after defeating Pryce. 1 for {{Pdollar}}4,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}16,000\Potential reward for defeating the [[Lorelei_(boss)|Lorelei]]-boss NPC\Purchasable at [[Mauville Game Corner]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Blizzard|Locations=Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,500 apiece\Potential reward for defeating the [[Lorelei_(boss)|Lorelei]]-boss NPC\Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,500 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Hyper Beam|Locations=Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}7,500\Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,500}}
{{TMTable|Move=Pay Day|Locations=Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Submission|Locations=Purchasableat [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500 apiece\Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Seismic Toss|Locations=Claimable on [[Route 25]]\Lootable aboard the [[S.S. Anne]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Solarbeam|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}4,000\Potentially rewarded by [[Erika_(boss)|Erika]] in [[Viridian Maze]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Dragon Rage|Locations=Ground-lootable in [[Viridian Maze]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Thunderbolt|Locations=Buyable from [[Vermilion Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Lt. Surge. 1 for {{Pdollar}}3,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}12,000\Purchasable at [[Mauville Game Corner]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece\Rewardable upon defeating [[Lt. Surge (boss)|Lt. Surge]] in [[New Mauville]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Thunder|Locations=Purchasable from [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,500 apiece\Purchasable from [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece\Rewardable upon defeating [[Lt. Surge (boss)|Lt. Surge]] in [[New Mauville]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Earthquake|Locations=Sold by [[Viridian Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Giovanni. 1 for {{Pdollar}}6,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}24,000\Potential reward for defeating the [[Bruno_(boss)|Bruno]]-boss NPC}}
{{TMTable|Move=Fissure|Locations=Potential eventuality of a reward from [[Celadon City]]'s iteration of [[Daily Challenges]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Dig|Locations=One-off freebie from the burglarized house in [[Cerulean City]] after defeating Misty in [[Cerulean Gym]]\[[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}} 3,500 apiece\[[Route 36]] smuggler\[[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}4,000 apiece\Ground-lootable on [[Route 114]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Psychic|Locations=Purchasable from [[Saffron Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Sabrina. 1 for {{Pdollar}}3,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}12,000\Purchasable at [[Mauville Game Corner]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Reflect|Locations=Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Bide|Locations=Purchasable from [[Pewter Gym]] after defeating Brock. 1 for {{Pdollar}}750; 5 for {{Pdollar}}3,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Egg Bomb|Locations=Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Fire Blast|Locations=Purchasable from [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,500 apiece\Purchasable from [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece\Purchasable from the TM-vendor in [[Slateport City]]'s marketplace for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Swift|Locations=Purchasable from [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500}}
{{TMTable|Move=Skull Bash|Locations=Purchasable from [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}4,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Softboiled|Locations=Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Dream Eater|Locations=Potential reward from [[Celadon City]]'s iteration of [[Daily Challenges]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Rest|Locations=Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}6,000 apiece\Elder Maulana in [[Vermilion City]]. 1 for {{Pdollar}}6,000 and 5 for {{Pdollar}}24,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Thunder Wave|Locations=Purchasable from [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Psywave|Locations=Ground-lootable in [[Goldenrod Underground Path]]\Sold by the TM-vendor at [[Slateport City]]'s marketplace}}
{{TMTable|Move=Rock Slide|Locations=Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Dragon Claw|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500\Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}8,000\Purchasable at [[Mauville Game Corner]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500}}
{{TMTable|Move=Psyshock|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500}}
{{TMTable|Move=Calm Mind|Locations=Sold by [[Trainers Valley]]'s TM-vendor for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece\Sold by [[Mossdeep Gym]]'s greeter. 1 for {{Pdollar}}2,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}8,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Roar|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000 apiece\Sold by the Katy Perry caricature on [[Route 114]]. 1 for {{Pdollar}}2,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}8,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Hail|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Bulk Up|Locations=Sold by [[Dewford Gym]]'s greeter. 1 for {{Pdollar}}2,500; 5 for {{Pdollar}}10,000\Potentially rewardable for defeating [[Officer Wargreymon (boss)|Officer Wargreymon]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Hidden Power|Locations=Purchasable from the TM-vendor at [[Slateport City]]'s marketplace for {{Pdollar}}4,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Sunny Day|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Taunt|Locations=Rewardable in the [[Trick House]] Prize Room\Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Light Screen|Locations=Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}6,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Protect|Locations=Sold by the TM-vendor at [[Trainers Valley]] for {{Pdollar}}5,500 apiece\Ground-lootable in [[Amazon Forest]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Rain Dance|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Roost|Locations=Purchasable at [[Trainers Valley]] for {{Pdollar}}6,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Swords Dance|Locations=Purchasable at [[Trainers Valley]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Shadow Ball|Locations=Potential reward from [[Celadon City]]'s iteration of [[Daily Challenges]]\Ground-lootable in [[Lavender Town]]'s Hall of Fame site\Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}4,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Brick Break|Locations=Purchasable at [[Trainers Valley]] for {{Pdollar}}7,500 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Flamethrower|Locations=Purchasable from [[Cinnabar Gym]]'s greeter after defeating Blaine. 1 for {{Pdollar}}3,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}12,000\Purchasable from [[Mauville Game Corner]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000\Held by a potentially rewarded [[Vulpix]], which is reaped from defeating [[Officer Wargreymon (boss)|Officer Wargreymon]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Sludge Bomb|Locations=Buyable from the vendor at [[Dewford Town]] after the [[Balance Badge]] has been obtained. 1 for {{Pdollar}}5,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}20,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Sandstorm|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000 apiece\Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000 apiece\Sold by the TM-vendor at [[Slateport City]]'s marketplace for {{Pdollar}}3,500 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Rock Tomb|Locations=Sold by [[Rustboro Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Roxanne. 1 for {{Pdollar}}3,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}12,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Facade|Locations=Sold by [[Petalburg Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Norman. 1 for {{Pdollar}}3,500; 5 for {{Pdollar}}14,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Thief|Locations=Purchasable from the vendor on [[Celadon Department Store]]'s rooftop for {{Pdollar}}7,500 apiece thereupon completing the localized [[Celadon Mart Thievery (quest)|Celadon-mart quest]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Overheat|Locations=Sold by [[Lavaridge Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Flannery. 1 for {{Pdollar}}7,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}28,000\Potential reward for defeating the [[Guardian_(boss)|Guardian]]-boss NPC}}
{{TMTable|Move=False Swipe|Locations=Freebie in [[Rustboro City]]'s [[Pokémart]]\Purchasable at [[Route 48]]. 1 for {{Pdollar}}4,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}16,000\Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}4,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Scald|Locations=Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}8,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Will-O-Wisp|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Rock Smash|Locations=One-off freebie from a Professor Oak aide on the second floor of [[Route 11]]'s stophouse (requires 30 caught-data entries)\Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500 apiece\Purchasable from the smuggler on [[Route 36]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece\Purchasable from a vendor in a [[Mauville City]] house}}
{{TMTable|Move=Shadow Claw|Locations=Potential reward from defeating [[Officer Wargreymon_(boss)|Wargreymon]] in [[Pewter Jail]]\Potential reward from [[Celadon City]]'s iteration of [[Daily Challenges]]\Ground-lootable on [[Burned Tower]]'s second floor\Sold by the TM-vendor at [[Slateport City]]'s marketplace for {{Pdollar}}3,500}}
{{TMTable|Move=Volt Switch|Locations=Purchasable at [[Mauville Game Corner]] for {{Pdollar}}2,500 apiece\Rewardable upon defeating [[Lt. Surge (boss)|Lt. Surge]] in [[New Mauville]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Sleep Talk|Locations=Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}7,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=U-Turn|Locations=Purchasable from [[Azalea Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Bugsy. 1 for {{Pdollar}}2,500; 5 for {{Pdollar}}10,000\Potential reward for defeating the [[Bugsy_(boss)|Bugsy-boss NPC]]}}

===HMs===
{{TMTable|Scope=HM|Move=Cut|Locations=It's rewarded by the captain on the S.S. Anne thereupon completing its [[S.S. Anne (quest)|quest]]}}
{{TMTable|Scope=HM|Move=Fly|Locations=Reaped from Yorkie on [[Route 16]] upon completing the [[Intraregional Subway (quest)|intraregional-subway quest]]}}
{{TMTable|Scope=HM|Move=Surf|Locations=Found in a house in [[Safari Area 3]], which is accessible after defeating Victor on [[Route 19]]}}
{{TMTable|Scope=HM|Move=Flash|Locations=Claimable in one of [[Route 2]]'s stophouses (the [[Diglett's Cave]] segment of the route) from a Professor Oak aide. It requires 10 caught-data entries to have been registered on your [[Pokédex]]}}
{{TMTable|Scope=HM|Move=Dive|Locations=Claimable at [[Mossdeep Space Center]] 1F}}
{{TMTable|Scope=HM|Move=Waterfall|Locations=Obtainable within [[Cave of Origin]] on B3F}}

==See also==
*[[Move Tutors]]
*[[Egg-Inheritable Moves]]
[[Category:Moves]] [[Category:Items]]

Bosses

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[[File:Professor_Oak_boss_NPC.png|right|thumb|[[Professor Oak (boss)|Professor Oak]]'s boss NPC, which illustrates the overworld coloration of boss-NPC names.]]

'''Bosses''', oftentimes phrasally referred to as '''boss NPCs''', are transcendent battle NPCs that can be challenged by qualifying players for an assortment of high-end rewards and feature-unlockings.

Since bosses constitute the strongest NPC-deployed lineups in the game—having maximal stats, 100 [[EVs]] across the board, and even exceeding the maximal levels that are attainable by players—they are considered the fulcrum of the PvM (player versus monster) aspect in [[Pokémon Revolution Online]].

Boss NPCs are identifiable with their distinctively red-colored names on the overworld. Some bosses might not be visible to the players until their prerequisites have been satisfied.

Boss-NPC characters are predominantly modeled after either [[Gym Leaders]], [[Staff|staff members]], or plot characters.
==Requirements==
Given their enviable rewards and stature as cream-of-the-crop end-game content, they typically will impose lofty requirements in order to be challengable.

While requirements will boss-specifically vary, there are many commonalities and baselines that are shared among them; the more prevalent ones include 200-plus hours of playtime and six level-100 on-hand Pokémon.

==Rewards==
Some boss NPCs are compulsory in order to unlock essential features or progressional thresholds; for example, [[Youngster Joey (boss)|Youngster Joey]] must be defeated in order to advance to [[Hoenn]], since he will occlude the transregional porter thereto until he is defeated. For the most part, however, boss NPCs are optional to battle but tremendously rewardful for those who defeat them, as they offer Pokémon, items and other commodities that might not be as handily obtainable, otherwise.

===Incremental thresholds===

While prizesets will boss-specifically vary, most of them follow the same paradigm of reward-distrubiting. Most offer initially randomized prizes—typically enviable Pokémon or items at commensurately varying odds—until the incremental thresholds are met; typically after three-consecutive wins against the boss, they will allow you to select the prize, sometimes augmenting the selectable prizes to extra prizes that might not be rewardable, otherwise.

The consecution of battles will reset either upon losing to the boss or after the third-consecutive win. Bosses typically will remind you what streak you are on after defeating them.

===Pokémon===
Many bosses will reward Pokémon that might either be unhuntable or [[List of Pokémon by Rarity Tier|ultra-rare]], otherwise.

Boss-rewarded Pokémon may also have potential [[Pokémon Counterparts#Shiny Pokémon|shiny counterparts]], but most stipulate that the incremental thresholds must be met before the shiny chance is possible.

===Miscellaneous===
Many bosses are also multifunctional in the sense that they may serve as vendors or as [[Move tutors|move tutors]]. In these cases, they typically will require being battled at least one time before their commercial services are accessible; this entails that the requirements are satisfied, or they may not have any accessibly serviceable feature.

Supplementarily, an amount of Pokémoney ranging from {{Pdollar}}1-{{Pdollar}}10,000 will also be rewarded upon defeating the NPC.
==Challengable bosses==
All presently challengable bosses are tabulated hereunder. Click on the boss name to access its individualized page for much more elaborate information regardingly.

{{BossNPCTable|Contents=
{{BossRow|Boss=Archie|Region=Hoenn|Location=Marine Cave ([[Cave of Origins]])|Cooldown=Not rechallengable}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Arnie|Region=Johto|Location=[[Whirl Islands]] B4F}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Brock|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Diglett's Cave]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Bruno|Region=Johto|Location=[[Mt. Mortar Lower Cave]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Bugsy|Region=Johto|Location=[[Amazon Forest]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Chuck|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Saffron City]] (Gold's Gym) }}
{{BossRow|Boss=Erika|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Viridian Maze]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Gingery Jones|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[Feral Site]] ([[Fiery Path]])}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Greninjak|Region=Johto|Location=In front of [[Blackthorn City]]'s [[Pokémart]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Guardian|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Route 25]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Jessie and James|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Celadon City]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Koichi|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Saffron Dojo]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Lance (Cerulean Cave quest)|Region=Johto|Location=[[Dragons Den]] B1F}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Lance (Dragons Shrine)|Region=Johto|Location=[[Dragon Shrine]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Lorelei|Region=Johto|Location=[[Ice Path]] B2F}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Lt. Surge|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[New Mauville]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Maxie|Region=Hoenn|Location=Terra Cave ([[Cave of Origins]])|Cooldown=Not rechallengable}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Morty|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[Mt. Pyre]] 4F}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Naero|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Cerulean Cave]] B1F|Cooldown=12 days, standardly; 6 with active [[membership]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Nikola|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Unknown Place]] ([[Trainers Valley]])|Cooldown=21 days}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Officer Jenny|Region=Orange Islands|Location=[[Pinkan City]] (Pinkan Lighthouse 2F)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Officer Wargreymon|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Pewter City]] (Jail)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Old Lady Janice|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[Lilycove City]] (Motel 2F)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Professor Elm|Region=Johto|Location=[[Ruins of Alph]] (Research Center)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Professor Oak|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Cinnabar Island]] (Lab Room 2)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Ravine|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[Mt. Pyre Summit]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Red|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Mt. Silver Summit]]|Cooldown=One-off battle; not rechallengable}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Sage|Region=Johto|Location=[[Violet City]] ([[Sprout Tower]] F) }}
{{BossRow|Boss=Sgath & Keres|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Love Island]] (House 1)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Steven|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[Valley of Steel]] (Underground)}}
{{BossRow|Boss=The Pumpkin King|Region=Kanto|Location=[[Route 6]]}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Toothless|Region=Hoenn|Location=[[Abandoned Ship]] B1F Room 1 ([[Route 108]])}}
{{BossRow|Boss=Youngster Joey|Region=Kanto|Location=Interposed between the multi-partitional [[Elite Four]] buildings at [[Indigo Plateau]]|Cooldown=2 hours if you lose; not rechallengable if you win}}
}}

==Cooldown time==
===Amount===
Most bosses will be rechallengable after 12 days have elapsed; the main exceptions are quest-compulsory bosses, which either cool down after 2 hours or will not be rechallengable by virtue of the fact that simply battling them will suffice to unlock the progressional reward.

[[Naero_(boss)|Naero]] is another anomaly, wherein the boss' cooldown time will be halved to six days if battled with active [[membership]] status at the juncture the battle was initiated.

===Cooldown-timers===
[[File:BossCooldownChecker.png|right|222px|thumb|The cooldown-checker performing a confirmatory check on [[Brock_(boss)|Brock's]] status.]]

The cooldown times can be checked by speaking to the cooldown-checker in [[Celadon City|Celadon]] Office 2F, [[Goldenrod City]] House 1, and [[Slateport City]] House 1; they will give you a confirmatory response as to whether or not they are ready.

If you seek a more quantitative answer on the remaining cooldown time, you can interact with the boss in question; they will quantify how much time is remaining before they are rechallengable when asked.

[[Category:Gameplay features]] [[Category:Boss NPCs]]

Flower Veil (ability)

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'''Flower Veil''' is one of the many [[Ability|abilities]] that are inheritable by Pokémon.

==Function==
Flower Veil has not yet been programmed in [[Pokémon Revolution Online]]; as such, it is completely effectless at this time.

==Inheritees Pokémon==
===Predominant ability===
{{PrimaryAbilityList|Flower Veil}}

Plus (ability)

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'''Plus''' is one of the many [[Ability|abilities]] that are inheritable by Pokémon.

==Function==
Plus has not yet been programmed in [[Pokémon Revolution Online]]; as such, it is completely effectless at this time.

==Inheritees Pokémon==
===Predominant ability===
{{PrimaryAbilityList|Plus}}
===Hidden ability===
{{HiddenAbilityList|Plus}}

Minus (ability)

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'''Minus''' is one of the many [[Ability|abilities]] that are inheritable by Pokémon.

==Function==
Minus has not yet been programmed in [[Pokémon Revolution Online]]; as such, it is completely effectless at this time.

==Inheritees Pokémon==
===Predominant ability===
====Primary====
{{PrimaryAbilityList|Minus}}
====Secondary====
{{SecondaryAbilityList|Minus}}
===Hidden ability===
{{HiddenAbilityList|Minus}}

Aura Break (ability)

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{{BrokenAbilityHeader}}

'''Aura Break''' is one of the many [[Ability|abilities]] that are inheritable by Pokémon.

==Function==
Aura Break has not yet been programmed in [[Pokémon Revolution Online]]; as such, it is completely effectless at this time.

==Inheritees Pokémon==
===Predominant ability===
{{PrimaryAbilityList|Aura Break}}

Aura Break (ability)

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'''Aura Break''' is one of the many [[Ability|abilities]] that are inheritable by Pokémon.

==Function==
Unaware has not yet been programmed in [[Pokémon Revolution Online]]; as such, it is completely effectless at this time.

==Inheritees Pokémon==
===Predominant ability===
{{PrimaryAbilityList|Aura Break}}

Slow Start (ability)

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'''Slow Start''' is one of the many [[Ability|abilities]] that are inheritable by Pokémon.

==Function==
Slow Start has not yet been programmed in [[Pokémon Revolution Online]]; as such, it is completely effectless at this time.

==Inheritees Pokémon==
===Predominant ability===
{{PrimaryAbilityList|Slow Start}}

Bad Dreams (ability)

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'''Bad Dreams''' is one of the many [[Ability|abilities]] that are inheritable by Pokémon.

==Function==
Bad Dreams has not yet been programmed in [[Pokémon Revolution Online]]; as such, it is completely effectless at this time.

==Inheritees Pokémon==
===Predominant ability===
{{PrimaryAbilityList|Bad Dreams}}

Download (ability)

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'''Download''' is one of the many [[Ability|abilities]] that are inheritable by Pokémon.

==Function==
Download has not yet been programmed in [[Pokémon Revolution Online]]; as such, it is completely effectless at this time.

==Inheritees Pokémon==
===Predominant ability===
====Primary====
{{PrimaryAbilityList|Download}}
====Secondary====
{{SecondaryAbilityList|Download}}

Abilities

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PreHax: /* List of inheritable abilities in PRO */

'''Abilities''' are intraneous faculties that all Pokémon inherently have upon obtaining them.

Abilities perform passive effects in-battle for Pokémon; they can be beneficial, hindering, or bilateral in nature. The possessor is usually the beneficiary of the ability, but some, such as [[Dry Skin (ability)|Dry Skin]], can have a countereffect; or in the case of [[Truant (ability)|Truant]], for example, it may have a strictly hindering effect as a needful counterbalance.

While some abilities also performed out-of-battle functions in the official games, this is not the case in [[Pokémon Revolution Online]]; most out-of-battle functions, such as spawn-predeterminers, have not been functionalized, here, due to the belief that it may disbalance the encounter rates of potentially [[List of Pokémon by Rarity Tier|rarer]] Pokémon, so most abilities are modomodal for their in-battle functions.

Bear in mind that not all abilities have been programmed in PRO, yet; they will be distinctly marked on the tabular list below.

==Mechanical overview==
===Usage===
These abilities are mechanistically similar to passive abilities in other RPGs; they are not manually activated by the user, since they are performed automatically. They will actuate when all the requisite conditions are in effect or, for unconditional abilities, when a possessor of the ability is deployed in-battle.
===Determination===
All Pokémon species have subsets of inheritable abilities with 1-3 eventualities, but only one is possessable per Pokémon; this is predetermined upon encountering or obtaining the Pokémon.

The ability orientations can be subsumed into two categories: predominant abilities and hidden abilities. The primary and secondary ability (if applicable) are the comprised slots of the predominant ability, whereas the rarer hidden abilities have a 5% chance of inheritability by the Pokémon.

The inherited ability will be unchangeable with the potential exception of when the inheritee evolves; if the evolved form has a different ability correspondent to the orientation of the ability that they already have or if the evolved stage has a monoability ([[Metapod]]'s [[Shed Skin (ability)|Shed Skin]] ability, for example), that ability will supplant the pre-evolution's ability.

==List of inheritable abilities in PRO==
All abilities and the amount of possessors respective to the slot orientation are outlined below. Click on the individualized pages for functional descriptions and potential inheritees thereof.

{{AbilityTable|
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Adaptability|Dual=3|Hidden=5}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Aftermath|Dual=4|Hidden=4}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Air Lock|Mono=1|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Analytic|Hidden=12|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Anger Point|Dual=3|Hidden=4}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Anticipation|Mono=1|Dual=4|Hidden=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Arena Trap|Dual=3}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Aroma Veil|Hidden=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Aura Break|Dual=1|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Bad Dreams|Mono=1|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Battle Armor|Mono=2|Dual=4|Hidden=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Big Pecks|Mono=1|Dual=7|Hidden=4}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Blaze|Mono=18|Hidden=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Chlorophyll|Mono=10|Dual=19|Hidden=6}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Clear Body|Mono=8|Dual=2|Hidden=3}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Cloud Nine|Dual=2|Hidden=4|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Color Change|Mono=1|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Competitive|Dual=7|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Compound Eyes|Mono=2|Dual=6|Hidden=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Contrary|Dual=2|Hidden=5}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Cursed Body|Dual=2|Hidden=3|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Cute Charm|Dual=11|Mono=1|Hidden=1|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Damp|Dual=8|Hidden=10}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Dark Aura|Mono=1|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Defeatist|Mono=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Defiant|Dual=2|Hidden=8}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Download|Mono=1|Dual=3|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Drizzle|Mono=1|Dual=1|Hidden=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Drought|Mono=1|Dual=1|Hidden=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Dry Skin|Mono=6|Hidden=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Early Bird|Dual=13|Hidden=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Effect Spore|Mono=2|Dual=4|Hidden=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Fairy Aura|Mono=1|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Filter|Dual=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Flame Body|Mono=7|Dual=5|Hidden=4}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Flare Boost|Hidden=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Flash Fire|Mono=4|Dual=10|Hidden=3|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Flower Gift|Mono=1|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Flower Veil|Mono=3|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Forecast|Mono=1|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Forewarn|Dual=6}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Friend Guard|Hidden=8|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Frisk|Dual=12|Hidden=8}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Fur Coat|Mono=1|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Gale Wings|Hidden=3|}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Gluttony|Mono=6|Dual=4|Hidden=9}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Gooey|Hidden=3}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Grass Pelt|Hidden=2|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Guts|Mono=3|Dual=4|Hidden=4}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Harvest|Hidden=5}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Healer|Mono=2|Dual=2|Hidden=3|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Heatproof|Dual=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Heavy Metal|Hidden=5}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Honey Gather|Mono=1|Hidden=1|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Huge Power|Dual=3|Hidden=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Hustle|Mono=3|Dual=7|Hidden=8}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Hydration|Mono=2|Dual=11|Hidden=9}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Hyper Cutter|Dual=9}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Ice Body|Dual=10|Hidden=4|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Illuminate|Dual=6|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Illusion|Mono=1|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Immunity|Mono=1|Dual=1|Hidden=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Imposter|Hidden=1|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Infiltrator|Dual=7|Hidden=14}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Inner Focus|Mono=4|Dual=16|Hidden=9}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Insomnia|Dual=10|Hidden=3}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Intimidate|Mono=5|Dual=19|Hidden=3}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Iron Barbs|Mono=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Iron Fist|Dual=5|Hidden=7}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Justified|Mono=4|Hidden=5}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Keen Eye|Mono=3|Dual=23|Hidden=5}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Klutz|Dual=6|Hidden=1|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Leaf Guard|Dual=6|Mono=1|Hidden=7}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Levitate|Mono=30|Dual=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Light Metal|Hidden=5}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Lightning Rod|Dual=9|Hidden=6}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Limber|Mono=1|Dual=7|Hidden=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Liquid Ooze|Dual=4|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Magic Bounce|Hidden=3}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Magic Guard|Dual=7|Hidden=3}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Magician|Mono=1|Hidden=4}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Magma Armor|Dual=3}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Magnet Pull|Dual=5}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Marvel Scale|Dual=1|Hidden=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Mega Launcher|Mono=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Minus|Mono=1|Dual=3|Hidden=2|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Mold Breaker|Mono=2|Dual=6|Hidden=7}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Moody|Hidden=7|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Motor Drive|Mono=1|Dual=2|Hidden=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Moxie|Dual=5|Hidden=8}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Multiscale|Hidden=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Multitype|Mono=1|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Mummy|Mono=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Natural Cure|Mono=4|Dual=11}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=No Guard|Mono=2|Dual=3|Hidden=3}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Normalize|Dual=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Oblivious|Dual=17|Hidden=3}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Overcoat|Dual=5|Hidden=12|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Overgrow|Mono=18|Hidden=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Own Tempo|Dual=15|Hidden=5}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Pickpocket|Hidden=7}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Pickup|Mono=1|Dual=14}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Pixilate|Hidden=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Plus|Mono=1|Dual=3|Hidden=4|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Poison Heal|Dual=2|Hidden=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Poison Point|Dual=16}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Poison Touch|Dual=3|Hidden=4}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Prankster|Mono=3|Dual=2|Hidden=8}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Pressure|Dual=2|Mono=19|Hidden=4}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Protean|Hidden=4|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Pure Power|Mono=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Quick Feet|Dual=5|Hidden=4}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Rain Dish|Dual=3|Hidden=8}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Rattled|Hidden=11}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Reckless|Dual=3|Hidden=9}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Refrigerate|Mono=2|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Regenerator|Dual=3|Hidden=13}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Rivalry|Dual=14|Hidden=4}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Rock Head|Dual=16|Mono=2|Hidden=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Rough Skin|Mono=2|Dual=1|Hidden=3}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Run Away|Dual=16|Hidden=8}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Sand Force|Mono=1|Dual=2|Hidden=11}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Sand Rush|Dual=4|Hidden=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Sand Stream|Mono=3|Dual=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Sand Veil|Mono=7|Dual=6|Hidden=7}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Sap Sipper|Mono=2|Dual=6|Hidden=8}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Scrappy|Dual=2|Hidden=8|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Serene Grace|Mono=2|Dual=7|Hidden=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Shadow Tag|Mono=2|Dual=3}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Shed Skin|Dual=5|Mono=11}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Sheer Force|Mono=1|Dual=6|Hidden=17|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Shell Armor|Mono=1|Dual=14|Hidden=7}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Shield Dust|Mono=4|Dual=3}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Simple|Dual=3|Hidden=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Skill Link|Dual=2|Hidden=4}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Slow Start|Mono=1|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Sniper|Dual=9|Hidden=5}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Snow Cloak|Dual=7|Mono=2|Hidden=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Snow Warning|Mono=2|Dual=1|Hidden=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Solar Power|Dual=3|Hidden=5}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Solid Rock|Dual=4}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Soundproof|Mono=3|Dual=4|Hidden=5}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Speed Boost|Dual=2|Mono=1|Hidden=8}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Stall|Dual=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Stance Change|Mono=1|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Static|Dual=5|Mono=9|Hidden=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Steadfast|Mono=1|Dual=3|Hidden=5}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Stench|Dual=6|Hidden=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Sticky Hold|Dual=7}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Storm Drain|Dual=4|Hidden=3}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Strong Jaw|Mono=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Sturdy|Mono=5|Dual=23|Hidden=5}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Suction Cups|Mono=2|Dual=3}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Super Luck|Dual=6|Hidden=3}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Swarm|Mono=4|Dual=16|Hidden=4}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Sweet Veil|Mono=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Swift Swim|Mono=7|Dual=21|Hidden=10}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Symbiosis|Hidden=3|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Synchronize|Mono=1|Dual=14}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Tangled Feet|Dual=5|Hidden=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Technician|Dual=9|Hidden=5}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Telepathy|Dual=2|Hidden=13|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Teravolt|Mono=1|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Thick Fat|Dual=16|Hidden=5}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Tinted Lens|Dual=4|Hidden=5}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Torrent|Mono=18|Hidden=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Tough Claws|Dual=2|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Toxic Boost|Hidden=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Trace|Dual=5|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Truant|Mono=2|Hidden=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Turboblaze|Mono=1|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Unaware|Dual=4|Hidden=3|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Unburden|Dual=5|Hidden=7|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Unnerve|Dual=4|Hidden=15}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Victory Star|Mono=1|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Vital Spirit|Mono=1|Dual=4|Hidden=7}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Volt Absorb|Mono=1|Dual=2|Hidden=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Water Absorb|Mono=1|Dual=13|Hidden=7}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Water Veil|Dual=4|Hidden=7}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Weak Armor|Dual=3|Hidden=15}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=White Smoke|Dual=1|Hidden=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Wonder Guard|Mono=1|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Wonder Skin|Dual=1|Hidden=3}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Zen Mode|Hidden=1|B=1}}
}}

[[Category:Abilities]] [[Category:Battle system]] [[Category:Gameplay features]]

Abilities

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PreHax: /* List of inheritable abilities in PRO */

'''Abilities''' are intraneous faculties that all Pokémon inherently have upon obtaining them.

Abilities perform passive effects in-battle for Pokémon; they can be beneficial, hindering, or bilateral in nature. The possessor is usually the beneficiary of the ability, but some, such as [[Dry Skin (ability)|Dry Skin]], can have a countereffect; or in the case of [[Truant (ability)|Truant]], for example, it may have a strictly hindering effect as a needful counterbalance.

While some abilities also performed out-of-battle functions in the official games, this is not the case in [[Pokémon Revolution Online]]; most out-of-battle functions, such as spawn-predeterminers, have not been functionalized, here, due to the belief that it may disbalance the encounter rates of potentially [[List of Pokémon by Rarity Tier|rarer]] Pokémon, so most abilities are modomodal for their in-battle functions.

Bear in mind that not all abilities have been programmed in PRO, yet; they will be distinctly marked on the tabular list below.

==Mechanical overview==
===Usage===
These abilities are mechanistically similar to passive abilities in other RPGs; they are not manually activated by the user, since they are performed automatically. They will actuate when all the requisite conditions are in effect or, for unconditional abilities, when a possessor of the ability is deployed in-battle.
===Determination===
All Pokémon species have subsets of inheritable abilities with 1-3 eventualities, but only one is possessable per Pokémon; this is predetermined upon encountering or obtaining the Pokémon.

The ability orientations can be subsumed into two categories: predominant abilities and hidden abilities. The primary and secondary ability (if applicable) are the comprised slots of the predominant ability, whereas the rarer hidden abilities have a 5% chance of inheritability by the Pokémon.

The inherited ability will be unchangeable with the potential exception of when the inheritee evolves; if the evolved form has a different ability correspondent to the orientation of the ability that they already have or if the evolved stage has a monoability ([[Metapod]]'s [[Shed Skin (ability)|Shed Skin]] ability, for example), that ability will supplant the pre-evolution's ability.

==List of inheritable abilities in PRO==
All abilities and the amount of possessors respective to the slot orientation are outlined below. Click on the individualized pages for functional descriptions and potential inheritees thereof.

{{AbilityTable|
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Adaptability|Dual=3|Hidden=5}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Aftermath|Dual=4|Hidden=4}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Air Lock|Mono=1|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Analytic|Hidden=12|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Anger Point|Dual=3|Hidden=4}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Anticipation|Mono=1|Dual=4|Hidden=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Arena Trap|Dual=3}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Aroma Veil|Hidden=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Aura Break|Dual=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Bad Dreams|Mono=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Battle Armor|Mono=2|Dual=4|Hidden=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Big Pecks|Mono=1|Dual=7|Hidden=4}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Blaze|Mono=18|Hidden=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Chlorophyll|Mono=10|Dual=19|Hidden=6}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Clear Body|Mono=8|Dual=2|Hidden=3}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Cloud Nine|Dual=2|Hidden=4|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Color Change|Mono=1|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Competitive|Dual=7|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Compound Eyes|Mono=2|Dual=6|Hidden=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Contrary|Dual=2|Hidden=5}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Cursed Body|Dual=2|Hidden=3|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Cute Charm|Dual=11|Mono=1|Hidden=1|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Damp|Dual=8|Hidden=10}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Dark Aura|Mono=1|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Defeatist|Mono=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Defiant|Dual=2|Hidden=8}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Download|Mono=1|Dual=3}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Drizzle|Mono=1|Dual=1|Hidden=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Drought|Mono=1|Dual=1|Hidden=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Dry Skin|Mono=6|Hidden=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Early Bird|Dual=13|Hidden=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Effect Spore|Mono=2|Dual=4|Hidden=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Fairy Aura|Mono=1|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Filter|Dual=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Flame Body|Mono=7|Dual=5|Hidden=4}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Flare Boost|Hidden=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Flash Fire|Mono=4|Dual=10|Hidden=3|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Flower Gift|Mono=1|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Flower Veil|Mono=3}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Forecast|Mono=1|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Forewarn|Dual=6}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Friend Guard|Hidden=8|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Frisk|Dual=12|Hidden=8}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Fur Coat|Mono=1|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Gale Wings|Hidden=3|}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Gluttony|Mono=6|Dual=4|Hidden=9}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Gooey|Hidden=3}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Grass Pelt|Hidden=2|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Guts|Mono=3|Dual=4|Hidden=4}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Harvest|Hidden=5}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Healer|Mono=2|Dual=2|Hidden=3|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Heatproof|Dual=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Heavy Metal|Hidden=5}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Honey Gather|Mono=1|Hidden=1|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Huge Power|Dual=3|Hidden=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Hustle|Mono=3|Dual=7|Hidden=8}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Hydration|Mono=2|Dual=11|Hidden=9}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Hyper Cutter|Dual=9}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Ice Body|Dual=10|Hidden=4|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Illuminate|Dual=6|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Illusion|Mono=1|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Immunity|Mono=1|Dual=1|Hidden=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Imposter|Hidden=1|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Infiltrator|Dual=7|Hidden=14}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Inner Focus|Mono=4|Dual=16|Hidden=9}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Insomnia|Dual=10|Hidden=3}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Intimidate|Mono=5|Dual=19|Hidden=3}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Iron Barbs|Mono=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Iron Fist|Dual=5|Hidden=7}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Justified|Mono=4|Hidden=5}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Keen Eye|Mono=3|Dual=23|Hidden=5}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Klutz|Dual=6|Hidden=1|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Leaf Guard|Dual=6|Mono=1|Hidden=7}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Levitate|Mono=30|Dual=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Light Metal|Hidden=5}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Lightning Rod|Dual=9|Hidden=6}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Limber|Mono=1|Dual=7|Hidden=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Liquid Ooze|Dual=4|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Magic Bounce|Hidden=3}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Magic Guard|Dual=7|Hidden=3}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Magician|Mono=1|Hidden=4}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Magma Armor|Dual=3}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Magnet Pull|Dual=5}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Marvel Scale|Dual=1|Hidden=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Mega Launcher|Mono=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Minus|Mono=1|Dual=3|Hidden=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Mold Breaker|Mono=2|Dual=6|Hidden=7}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Moody|Hidden=7|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Motor Drive|Mono=1|Dual=2|Hidden=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Moxie|Dual=5|Hidden=8}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Multiscale|Hidden=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Multitype|Mono=1|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Mummy|Mono=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Natural Cure|Mono=4|Dual=11}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=No Guard|Mono=2|Dual=3|Hidden=3}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Normalize|Dual=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Oblivious|Dual=17|Hidden=3}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Overcoat|Dual=5|Hidden=12|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Overgrow|Mono=18|Hidden=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Own Tempo|Dual=15|Hidden=5}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Pickpocket|Hidden=7}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Pickup|Mono=1|Dual=14}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Pixilate|Hidden=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Plus|Mono=1|Dual=3|Hidden=4}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Poison Heal|Dual=2|Hidden=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Poison Point|Dual=16}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Poison Touch|Dual=3|Hidden=4}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Prankster|Mono=3|Dual=2|Hidden=8}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Pressure|Dual=2|Mono=19|Hidden=4}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Protean|Hidden=4|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Pure Power|Mono=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Quick Feet|Dual=5|Hidden=4}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Rain Dish|Dual=3|Hidden=8}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Rattled|Hidden=11}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Reckless|Dual=3|Hidden=9}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Refrigerate|Mono=2|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Regenerator|Dual=3|Hidden=13}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Rivalry|Dual=14|Hidden=4}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Rock Head|Dual=16|Mono=2|Hidden=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Rough Skin|Mono=2|Dual=1|Hidden=3}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Run Away|Dual=16|Hidden=8}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Sand Force|Mono=1|Dual=2|Hidden=11}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Sand Rush|Dual=4|Hidden=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Sand Stream|Mono=3|Dual=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Sand Veil|Mono=7|Dual=6|Hidden=7}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Sap Sipper|Mono=2|Dual=6|Hidden=8}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Scrappy|Dual=2|Hidden=8|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Serene Grace|Mono=2|Dual=7|Hidden=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Shadow Tag|Mono=2|Dual=3}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Shed Skin|Dual=5|Mono=11}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Sheer Force|Mono=1|Dual=6|Hidden=17|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Shell Armor|Mono=1|Dual=14|Hidden=7}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Shield Dust|Mono=4|Dual=3}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Simple|Dual=3|Hidden=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Skill Link|Dual=2|Hidden=4}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Slow Start|Mono=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Sniper|Dual=9|Hidden=5}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Snow Cloak|Dual=7|Mono=2|Hidden=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Snow Warning|Mono=2|Dual=1|Hidden=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Solar Power|Dual=3|Hidden=5}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Solid Rock|Dual=4}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Soundproof|Mono=3|Dual=4|Hidden=5}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Speed Boost|Dual=2|Mono=1|Hidden=8}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Stall|Dual=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Stance Change|Mono=1|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Static|Dual=5|Mono=9|Hidden=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Steadfast|Mono=1|Dual=3|Hidden=5}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Stench|Dual=6|Hidden=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Sticky Hold|Dual=7}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Storm Drain|Dual=4|Hidden=3}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Strong Jaw|Mono=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Sturdy|Mono=5|Dual=23|Hidden=5}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Suction Cups|Mono=2|Dual=3}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Super Luck|Dual=6|Hidden=3}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Swarm|Mono=4|Dual=16|Hidden=4}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Sweet Veil|Mono=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Swift Swim|Mono=7|Dual=21|Hidden=10}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Symbiosis|Hidden=3|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Synchronize|Mono=1|Dual=14}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Tangled Feet|Dual=5|Hidden=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Technician|Dual=9|Hidden=5}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Telepathy|Dual=2|Hidden=13|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Teravolt|Mono=1|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Thick Fat|Dual=16|Hidden=5}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Tinted Lens|Dual=4|Hidden=5}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Torrent|Mono=18|Hidden=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Tough Claws|Dual=2|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Toxic Boost|Hidden=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Trace|Dual=5|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Truant|Mono=2|Hidden=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Turboblaze|Mono=1|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Unaware|Dual=4|Hidden=3|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Unburden|Dual=5|Hidden=7|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Unnerve|Dual=4|Hidden=15}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Victory Star|Mono=1|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Vital Spirit|Mono=1|Dual=4|Hidden=7}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Volt Absorb|Mono=1|Dual=2|Hidden=2}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Water Absorb|Mono=1|Dual=13|Hidden=7}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Water Veil|Dual=4|Hidden=7}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Weak Armor|Dual=3|Hidden=15}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=White Smoke|Dual=1|Hidden=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Wonder Guard|Mono=1|B=1}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Wonder Skin|Dual=1|Hidden=3}}
{{AbilityRow|Ability=Zen Mode|Hidden=1|B=1}}
}}

[[Category:Abilities]] [[Category:Battle system]] [[Category:Gameplay features]]

Air Lock (ability)

2017-04-28T14:25:55Z

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{{BrokenAbilityHeader}}

'''Air Lock''' is one of the many [[Ability|abilities]] that are inheritable by Pokémon.

==Function==
Air Lock has not yet been programmed in [[Pokémon Revolution Online]]; as such, it is completely effectless at this time.

==Inheritees Pokémon==
===Predominant ability===
{{PrimaryAbilityList|Air Lock}}

Competitive (ability)

2017-04-28T14:25:23Z

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{{BrokenAbilityHeader}}

'''Competitive''' is one of the many [[Ability|abilities]] that are inheritable by Pokémon.

==Function==
Competitive has not yet been programmed in [[Pokémon Revolution Online]]; as such, it is completely effectless at this time.

==Inheritees Pokémon==
===Predominant ability===
{{SecondaryAbilityList|Competitive}}

Turboblaze (ability)

2017-04-28T14:24:06Z

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{{BrokenAbilityHeader}}

'''Turboblaze''' is one of the many [[Ability|abilities]] that are inheritable by Pokémon.

==Function==
Turboblaze has not yet been programmed in [[Pokémon Revolution Online]]; as such, it is completely effectless at this time.

==Inheritees Pokémon==
===Predominant ability===
{{PrimaryAbilityList|Turboblaze}}

Dark Aura (ability)

2017-04-28T14:22:35Z

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{{BrokenAbilityHeader}}

'''Dark Aura''' is one of the many [[Ability|abilities]] that are inheritable by Pokémon.

==Function==
Dark Aura has not yet been programmed in [[Pokémon Revolution Online]]; as such, it is completely effectless at this time.

==Inheritees Pokémon==
===Predominant ability===
{{PrimaryAbilityList|Dark Aura}}