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Once per battle, when Mimikyu is hit by a damaging attack (including {{status|confusion}} damage), it will take no damage. When this effect activates, it also causes its appearance to change. Disguise will not be used up by entry hazards or weather damage. If Mimikyu's Disguise is busted, but it [[fainting|faints]] and is then revived, Disguise will be able to take a hit once more. | Once per battle, when Mimikyu is hit by a damaging attack (including {{status|confusion}} damage), it will take no damage. When this effect activates, it also causes its appearance to change. Disguise will not be used up by entry hazards or weather damage. If Mimikyu's Disguise is busted, but it [[fainting|faints]] and is then revived, Disguise will be able to take a hit once more. | ||
Disguise only blocks damage, and does not prevent other additional effects of damaging moves, such as {{status| | Disguise only blocks damage, and does not prevent other additional effects of damaging moves, such as getting {{status|paralyzed}} by {{m|Nuzzle}}. Disguise does not affect [[status move]]s. | ||
[[:Category:Sound moves|Sound-based moves]] and moves used by Pokémon with {{a|Infiltrator}} cannot bypass Disguise for those reasons alone. If a Pokémon with Disguise has a {{m|substitute}}, the substitute will take damage before the Disguise. | [[:Category:Sound moves|Sound-based moves]] and moves used by Pokémon with {{a|Infiltrator}} cannot bypass Disguise for those reasons alone. If a Pokémon with Disguise has a {{m|substitute}}, the substitute will take damage before the Disguise. | ||