Shadow move: Difference between revisions

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Damage-dealing Shadow moves can be either [[Physical move|physical]] or [[Special move|special]], despite damage categories being otherwise solely dependent on type at the time. This distinction appears to be based on the types of the moves they are most similar to; for example, {{m|Shadow Blast}} is a physical move because {{m|Aeroblast|its counterpart}} is a {{type|Flying}} move, which are all physical in Generation III. Other moves would not be categorized separately from type until [[Generation IV]].
Damage-dealing Shadow moves can be either [[Physical move|physical]] or [[Special move|special]], despite damage categories being otherwise solely dependent on type at the time. This distinction appears to be based on the types of the moves they are most similar to; for example, {{m|Shadow Blast}} is a physical move because {{m|Aeroblast|its counterpart}} is a {{type|Flying}} move, which are all physical in Generation III. Other moves would not be categorized separately from type until [[Generation IV]].


In [[Pokémon Colosseum]], there is only one Shadow move, {{m|Shadow Rush}}, which has regular effectiveness against any type. In [[Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness]], Shadow moves are [[super effective]] against any non-Shadow Pokémon, and are not very effective against other Shadow Pokémon. Since Shadow Pokémon cannot be [[trade]]d, these moves are all exclusive to the two [[Nintendo GameCube|GameCube]] games, with all but {{m|Shadow Rush}} exclusive to Pokémon XD. This also excludes them from use in {{pkmn|Contests}} as there are no Contests in [[Orre]].
In [[Pokémon Colosseum]], there is only one Shadow move, {{m|Shadow Rush}}, which has regular effectiveness against any type. In [[Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness]], Shadow moves are [[super effective]] against any non-Shadow Pokémon, and are not very effective against other Shadow Pokémon. Since Shadow Pokémon cannot be [[trade]]d, these moves are all exclusive to the two [[Nintendo GameCube|GameCube]] games, with all but {{m|Shadow Rush}} exclusive to Pokémon XD. This also excludes them from use in {{pkmn|Contests}} as there are no contests in [[Orre]].
 
Additionally noted, {{m|Shadow Rush}} also appears as a battle move in Pokémon Emerald, but it cannot be learned by any normal means, nor does it even hint it exists. If somehow it is learned, it will only result in the game crashing.


Shadow moves cannot be {{m|sketch}}ed.
Shadow moves cannot be {{m|sketch}}ed.