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The '''Stellar type''' (Japanese: '''ステラタイプ''' ''Stella type'') is a [[type]] that exists only in [[Generation IX]]. Unlike other types, no Pokémon or [[move]]s bear it naturally, being exclusive to | The '''Stellar type''' (Japanese: '''ステラタイプ''' ''Stella type'') is a [[type]] that exists only in [[Generation IX]]. Unlike other types, no Pokémon or [[move]]s bear it naturally, being exclusive to {{Tera}}stallized Pokémon. Stellar-type moves are super effective against other Tera Pokémon. | ||
In {{g|Scarlet and Violet}}, it was revealed that the Stellar type and the Terastal phenomenon were created by {{p|Terapagos}}. Pokémon gain the Stellar Tera Type due to the influence of the crystals found in the [[Area Zero Underdepths]]. | |||
==Battle properties== | ==Battle properties== | ||
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===Additional effects=== | ===Additional effects=== | ||
When a Pokémon {{Terastal}}lizes into the Stellar type, it gains an attack boost for every move type, but only once per type; 2× for the Pokémon's original types and 1.2× for every other type, including Stellar. After a move is used, no other moves of that same type will receive this boost from being Terastallized. In [[Tera Raid Battle]]s, all moves will be boosted in this manner without limit. In its Stellar Form, {{p|Terapagos}} similarly retains this boost at all times. | When a Pokémon {{Terastal}}lizes into the Stellar type, it gains an attack boost for every move type, but only once per type; 2× for the Pokémon's original types and 1.2× (4915/4096) for every other type, including Stellar. After a move is used, no other moves of that same type will receive this boost from being Terastallized. In [[Tera Raid Battle]]s, all moves will be boosted in this manner without limit. In its Stellar Form, {{p|Terapagos}} similarly retains this boost at all times. | ||
Stellar-type {{m|Tera Blast}} gains increased base power at the cost of lowering the user’s Attack and Special Attack stats by one stage, and Stellar-type {{m|Tera Starstorm}} changes to hit multiple opponents. Other moves cannot be changed into the Stellar type. | Stellar-type {{m|Tera Blast}} gains increased base power at the cost of lowering the user’s Attack and Special Attack stats by one stage, and Stellar-type {{m|Tera Starstorm}} changes to hit multiple opponents. Other moves cannot be changed into the Stellar type. | ||
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==Pokémon== | ==Pokémon== | ||
No Pokémon is naturally Stellar-type. All Pokémon in {{g|Scarlet and Violet}} except {{p|Ogerpon}} can gain the Stellar type through [[Terastal phenomenon|Terastallization]], but defensively, they are treated as their base type. | No Pokémon is naturally Stellar-type. All Pokémon in {{g|Scarlet and Violet}} except {{p|Ogerpon}} can gain the Stellar type through [[Terastal phenomenon|Terastallization]], but defensively, they are treated as their base type. | ||
===Unique Terastallized states=== | ===Unique Terastallized states=== | ||
Terapagos cannot have any other Tera Type than Stellar. | |||
{| class="roundy" style="margin:auto; background:#{{stellar color light}}; border:5px solid #{{stellar color}}" | {| class="roundy" style="margin:auto; background:#{{stellar color light}}; border:5px solid #{{stellar color}}" | ||
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==Moves== | ==Moves== | ||
These moves are naturally {{type|Normal}}, but they become Stellar-type and have | These moves are naturally {{type|Normal}}, but they become Stellar-type and have additional effects if the user Terastallizes into the Stellar type. | ||
{{movelist/battle-head|Stellar}} | {{movelist/battle-head|Stellar}} | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
* The Stellar type is the most recent [[type]] to be introduced. | * The Stellar type is the most recent [[type]] to be introduced. | ||
* The Stellar type's icon is similar to Terastal Form {{p|Terapagos}}'s shell. This is likely due to the shell displaying all of the other types's icons on it, similar to how the Stellar type can be considered a "mix" of all other types. | |||
* The Stellar type is the only type: | * The Stellar type is the only type: | ||
** To be exclusive to a [[Terastal phenomenon|transformation mechanic]]. | ** To be exclusive to a [[Terastal phenomenon|transformation mechanic]]. | ||
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** To be introduced mid-[[generation]] instead of at said generation's beginning. | ** To be introduced mid-[[generation]] instead of at said generation's beginning. | ||
* Written in katakana, '''ステラタイプ''' (''Sutera type'') is an anagram of '''テラスタイプ''' (''Terasu Type''), the Japanese word for Tera Type. | * Written in katakana, '''ステラタイプ''' (''Sutera type'') is an anagram of '''テラスタイプ''' (''Terasu Type''), the Japanese word for Tera Type. | ||
* Stellar-type moves can only be resisted by the {{a|Tera Shell}} and {{a|Wonder Guard}} Abilities, the latter of which is unavailable in {{g|Scarlet and Violet}}. | |||
* Stellar-type moves have some similarity to [[Shadow move]]s. | |||
* Stellar-type moves can only be resisted by the {{a|Tera Shell}} and {{a|Wonder Guard}} Abilities, the latter of which is unavailable in Scarlet and Violet. | |||
* Stellar-type moves have some similarity to [[Shadow | |||
** They are both exclusive to a single pair of games. | ** They are both exclusive to a single pair of games. | ||
** They are both exclusive to a variation of a Pokémon created for those games | ** They are both exclusive to a variation of a Pokémon created for those games (Terastal phenomenon and [[Shadow Pokémon]]). | ||
** They both have special type interactions with that variation. | ** They both have special type interactions with that variation. | ||
** Neither has any special interactions with other types. | ** Neither has any special interactions with other types. | ||