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==Effect== | ==Effect== | ||
Roost restores | ===Generation IV=== | ||
Roost restores up to 50% of the user's maximum HP, rounded down. | |||
If a {{type|Flying}} Pokémon successfully uses Roost, until the end of the turn, its Flying type is ignored when it is hit by attacks. If the Pokémon has another type, only that type is considered; if the Pokémon is a pure Flying type, all attacks will be normally effective against it. | If a {{type|Flying}} Pokémon successfully uses Roost, until the end of the turn, its Flying type is ignored when it is hit by attacks. If the Pokémon has another type, only that type is considered; if the Pokémon is a pure Flying type, all attacks will be normally effective against it. | ||
===Generation V to VII=== | ===Generation V to VII=== | ||
Roost now restores 50% of the user's maximum HP, rounded up. | |||
If a Flying-type Pokémon successfully uses Roost, it will now [[type change|lose]] its Flying type until the end of the turn: | If a Flying-type Pokémon successfully uses Roost, it will now [[type change|lose]] its Flying type until the end of the turn: | ||
* If a pure Flying-type Pokémon successfully uses Roost, it will become {{type|Normal}} until the end of the turn. If a Pokémon is a {{t|Fire}}/Flying type that lost its Fire type due to {{m|Burn Up}}, using Roost causes it to become typeless until the end of the turn. | * If a pure Flying-type Pokémon successfully uses Roost, it will become {{type|Normal}} until the end of the turn. If a Pokémon is a {{t|Fire}}/Flying type that lost its Fire type due to {{m|Burn Up}}, using Roost causes it to become typeless until the end of the turn. | ||