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Stall causes a Pokémon with this Ability to move last within its [[priority]] bracket. Therefore, a Pokémon with this Ability will move after other Pokémon using moves with the same or higher priority during a turn of a battle. Increased priority moves will always go first, whether or not the move is used by the Pokémon with Stall. If another Pokémon uses a decreased priority move, it will go after the Pokémon with Stall. | Stall causes a Pokémon with this Ability to move last within its [[priority]] bracket. Therefore, a Pokémon with this Ability will move after other Pokémon using moves with the same or higher priority during a turn of a battle. Increased priority moves will always go first, whether or not the move is used by the Pokémon with Stall. If another Pokémon uses a decreased priority move, it will go after the Pokémon with Stall. | ||
Pokémon holding the items {{DL|In-battle effect item|Lagging Tail}} or {{DL|Incense|Full Incense}} will move after a Pokémon with Stall, assuming they use moves of the same priority. If a Pokémon with Stall holds Lagging Tail or Full Incense, the item takes effect and Stall is ignored. The item {{DL|In-battle effect item|Quick Claw}} can also still activate when held by a Pokémon with Stall and causes the Pokémon to move first, overriding Stall. | |||
The item {{DL|In-battle effect item|Quick Claw}} can still activate when held by a Pokémon with Stall and | |||
Stall | Stall's effect is not affected by {{m|Trick Room}}. | ||
When two Pokémon with Stall are in the same battle and use moves in the same priority bracket, the Pokémon with the lower {{stat|Speed}} stat will move first. | When two Pokémon with Stall are in the same battle and use moves in the same priority bracket, the Pokémon with the lower {{stat|Speed}} stat will move first. |