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untrue (glitches, Present, ...); it's not like we artificially exclude them, it's just that they all happen to not deal damage (incl. Pain Split etc.)

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Revision as of 21:47, 15 August 2016 (view source) Unowninator (talk \| contribs) (Why not just say all status moves are excluded? I mean, there's Pain Split and Curse for example. And all move-calling moves are status moves after all.) ← Older edit		Revision as of 21:13, 16 August 2016 (view source) Nescientist (talk \| contribs) (untrue (glitches, Present, ...); it's not like we artificially exclude them, it's just that they all happen to not deal damage (incl. Pain Split etc.)) Newer edit →
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	'''Damage done to a Pokémon''' is the amount of {{stat\|HP}} taken away when a [[move]] is successful. The following moves all deal damage~~, meaning that no matter how high the defenses of the Pokémon, they will always lower its HP by at least 1, unless the target is either immune to the attack~~ (~~this includes types deflected by~~ {{a\|~~Wonder Guard~~}}) ~~or the target uses a move like {{m\|Protect}}~~. ~~This~~ list does not include [[status move]]s.		'''Damage done to a Pokémon''' is the amount of {{stat\|HP}} taken away when a [[move]] is successful. The following moves can all deal damage (without {{cat\|Moves that call other moves\|calling other moves}}). Notably, this list does not include [[status move]]s.

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