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{{PAGENAME}} [[Status effects|paralyzes]] the opponent; the only immunities to that are: [[Ground_(type)|Ground]]-type Pokémon (due to the move's Electric-type classification), the [[ | {{PAGENAME}} [[Status effects|paralyzes]] the opponent; the only immunities to that are: [[Ground_(type)|Ground]]-type Pokémon (due to the move's Electric-type classification), [[Electric (type)|Electric]]-type Pokémon, the [[Lightning Rod (ability)|Lightning Rod]] ability, the [[Limber (ability)|Limber]] ability, or if a volatile status ailment already exists (not overwritable if so). | ||
If the user is a [[Normalize (ability)|Normalize]]-possessor, it will vulnerate Ground-type Pokémon to the move, since it will be calculated with [[Normal_(type)|Normal]]-type damage-modifiers. | If the user is a [[Normalize (ability)|Normalize]]-possessor, it will vulnerate Ground-type Pokémon to the move, since it will be calculated with [[Normal_(type)|Normal]]-type damage-modifiers. | ||
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Thunder Wave is an Electric-type status-based move.
It is also known as TM45—the encapsulating TM device of this move.
Function
Thunder Wave paralyzes the opponent; the only immunities to that are: Ground-type Pokémon (due to the move's Electric-type classification), Electric-type Pokémon, the Lightning Rod ability, the Limber ability, or if a volatile status ailment already exists (not overwritable if so).
If the user is a Normalize-possessor, it will vulnerate Ground-type Pokémon to the move, since it will be calculated with Normal-type damage-modifiers.
Learnability
Level-Up/Instinction
TMs
