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Sucker Punch is a dark-type physical move that deals damage and has a priority of +1. It only works if the target uses a direct attack in the same turn, otherwise it fails. See the list of Pokémon that learn Sucker Punch by level up or evolution.
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May 15, 2024 · Sucker Punch (Japanese: ふいうち Surprise Attack) is a damage-dealing Dark-type move introduced in Generation IV . Effect. Generation IV. Sucker Punch has a power of 80. It has a priority of +1, so it is used before all moves that do not have increased priority.
Sucker Punch is a sound-type move that enables the user to attack first if the target is not ready. It is learned by level up by some Pokémon, such as Diglett, Dugtrio, Gastly, Haunter, Gengar, and Moltres.
5. 80. 100. Battle Effect: This move enables the user to attack first. It fails if the target is not readying an attack, however. Secondary Effect: Effect Rate: No effect.
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Sucker Punch (ふいうち, Surprise Attack?, trans. Surprise Attack) is a Dark-type move introduced in Generation IV.
In battle
Sucker Punch deals damage to the target. Due to having a +1 priority, Sucker Punch will always go first unless another Pokémon uses a higher priority move or outspeeds the user using the same type of priority. It will fail, however, if the target is not readying a damage-dealing attack. In a Double Battle, Sucker Punch can target any adjacent Pokémon. As of Generation V, Sucker Punch can be executed if Me First is used, despite being a status move. Sucker Punch's base power is no longer 80 as of Generation VII. In the Mystery Dungeon series, the move's range extends two steps in front of the user.
By leveling upBy breedingBy tutoringEmpty! Please help the Pokémon Wiki by adding info.•Despite its name, Sucker Punch is not a punching move. The term "sucker punch" refers to an unexpected or cheap shot at an opponent, akin to its Japanese name, which translates to "surprise attack". Thus, many Pokémon that do not possess arms can learn this move, and its base power is not increased by the Iron Fist ability.
Sucker Punch is a dark-type physical move that allows the user to attack first if the target is not ready. It fails if the target has already acted or has no damaging move. See the move data, game descriptions, and Pokémon that learn this move.
Sucker Punch Type: Dark Physical Base power: 70 Accuracy: 100% PP: 5 (max: 8) Usually moves first (priority +1). Fails if the target did not select a physical attack ...
