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Dragon moves

All 13 Dragon moves in Pokémon Dusk Reborn, with power, accuracy, PP, what each one does and how many Pokémon learn it.

The tables on this page are generated from the game's data and refreshed about once an hour. Maintained by the Pokémon Dusk Reborn team. Spotted a mistake? Tell us in #bugs-and-errors on Discord.

Effect text comes from the game's move list and some of it is carried over from the main series. Battles here are one Pokémon against one, so wording about allies or adjacent Pokémon does not apply. The learner counts come from the main series and do not limit what you can teach in this game. See changing moves and using TMs.

Moves at a glance

MoveCategoryPowerAcc.PPIn short
Draco MeteorSpecial130905Lowers the user's Sp. Atk by 2.
Dragon ClawPhysical8010015No additional effect.
Dragon DanceStatus––20Raises the user's Attack and Speed by 1.
Dragon PulseSpecial8510010No additional effect.
Dragon RageSpecial–10010Always does 40 HP of damage.
Dragon RushPhysical100751020% chance to flinch the target.
Dragon TailPhysical609010Forces the target to switch to a random ally.
DragonBreathSpecial601002030% chance to paralyze the target.
Dual ChopPhysical409015Hits 2 times in one turn.
OutragePhysical12010010Lasts 2-3 turns. Confuses the user afterwards.
Roar Of TimeSpecial150905User cannot move next turn.
Spacial RendSpecial100955High critical hit ratio.
TwisterSpecial401002020% chance to flinch the foe(s).

Dragon Rush

Physical Dragon
100Power
75%Acc.
10PP
20%Effect

Has a 20% chance to flinch the target. Damage doubles and no accuracy check is done if the target has used Minimize while active.

Learned in the main series by: 13 by level-up and 6 by TM. Earliest by level: Lugia (Lv. 15), Dratini (Lv. 35), Gible (Lv. 37), Dragonite (Lv. 39), Deino (Lv. 42), Zweilous (Lv. 42), Hydreigon (Lv. 42), Dunsparce (Lv. 43), Dragonair (Lv. 47), Flygon (Lv. 47).

Dragon Tail

Physical Dragon
60Power
90%Acc.
10PP
-6Priority

If both the user and the target have not fainted, the target is forced to switch out and be replaced with a random unfainted ally. This effect fails if the target used Ingrain previously, has the Ability Suction Cups, or this move hit a substitute.

Learned in the main series by: 10 by level-up and 58 by TM. Earliest by level: Salamence (start), Milotic (Lv. 24), Flygon (Lv. 29), Tyrunt (Lv. 30), Tyrantrum (Lv. 30), Dratini (Lv. 31), Dragonair (Lv. 33), Dragonite (Lv. 33), Druddigon (Lv. 45), Dragalge (Lv. 59).

Dual Chop

Physical Dragon
40Power
90%Acc.
15PP

Hits twice. If the first hit breaks the target's substitute, it will take damage for the second hit.

Learned in the main series by: 10 by level-up and 44 by TM. Earliest by level: Sceptile (start), Ambipom (start), Gabite (start), Garchomp (start), Axew (Lv. 13), Fraxure (Lv. 13), Haxorus (Lv. 13), Machop (Lv. 31), Machoke (Lv. 33), Machamp (Lv. 33).

Outrage

Physical Dragon
120Power
100%Acc.
10PP

Deals damage to one adjacent foe at random. The user spends two or three turns locked into this move and becomes confused after the last turn of the effect if it is not already. If the user is prevented from moving or the attack is not successful against the target on the first turn of the effect or the second turn of a three-turn effect, the effect ends without causing confusion. If this move is called by Sleep Talk, the move is used for one turn and does not confuse the user.

Learned in the main series by: 24 by level-up and 90 by TM. Earliest by level: Kangaskhan (Lv. 37), Growlithe (Lv. 43), Mankey (Lv. 47), Dratini (Lv. 50), Primeape (Lv. 53), Goodra (Lv. 55), Axew (Lv. 56), Krookodile (Lv. 60), Fraxure (Lv. 60), Dragonite (Lv. 61).

Roar Of Time

Special Dragon
150Power
90%Acc.
5PP

If this move is successful, the user must recharge on the following turn and cannot make a move.

Learned in the main series by: 1 by level-up. Earliest by level: Dialga (Lv. 46).

Spacial Rend

Special Dragon
100Power
95%Acc.
5PP

Has a higher chance for a critical hit.

Learned in the main series by: 1 by level-up. Earliest by level: Palkia (Lv. 46).

Twister

Special Dragon
40Power
100%Acc.
20PP
20%Effect

Has a 20% chance to flinch the target. Damage doubles if the target is using Bounce, Fly, or Sky Drop.

Learned in the main series by: 13 by level-up and 77 by TM. Earliest by level: Dragonite (start), Rayquaza (start), Dragalge (start), Dragonair (Lv. 11), Milotic (Lv. 14), Dratini (Lv. 15), Horsea (Lv. 17), Kingdra (Lv. 17), Pidgey (Lv. 21), Pidgeotto (Lv. 22).

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