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→Generation VI: The old wording implies that grounded Pokémon using Dragon-type attacks have their damage halved, even when used against Flying Pokémon, which isn't the case. The target of the attack must be grounded, not the user of the attack.
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m (→Generation VI: The old wording implies that grounded Pokémon using Dragon-type attacks have their damage halved, even when used against Flying Pokémon, which isn't the case. The target of the attack must be grounded, not the user of the attack.) |
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**If an affected Pokémon is already drowsy due to Yawn, it is prevented from falling asleep. | **If an affected Pokémon is already drowsy due to Yawn, it is prevented from falling asleep. | ||
**{{m|Rest}} will fail if used by an affected Pokémon. | **{{m|Rest}} will fail if used by an affected Pokémon. | ||
*It halves the [[power]] of {{type|Dragon}} moves | *It halves the [[power]] of {{type|Dragon}} moves used against affected Pokémon (regardless of whether the user of the move is affected by Misty Terrain). | ||
If Misty Terrain is in effect, {{m|Nature Power}} becomes {{m|Moonblast}}, {{m|Secret Power}} uses the animation of {{m|Fairy Wind}} and may lower its target's {{stat|Special Attack}}, and {{m|Camouflage}} causes the user to become {{type|Fairy}}. [[Natural objects]] disappear and cannot be destroyed while Misty Terrain is in effect. | If Misty Terrain is in effect, {{m|Nature Power}} becomes {{m|Moonblast}}, {{m|Secret Power}} uses the animation of {{m|Fairy Wind}} and may lower its target's {{stat|Special Attack}}, and {{m|Camouflage}} causes the user to become {{type|Fairy}}. [[Natural objects]] disappear and cannot be destroyed while Misty Terrain is in effect. | ||