Ancient Power

Type

Rock

Category

Special

Power

60

Accuracy

100%

PP

5

Priority

0

Hits

One Pokémon

Extra effect chance

10%

What it does

The user attacks with a prehistoric power. It has a 10% chance of boosting all its stats.

Blocked by ProtectCopied by Mirror Move

Power and accuracy show — where a move has no fixed number: its damage varies or is set, or it never misses.

Changed in Monomyth

Same type, category, power, accuracy and PP as in the main games.

Who learns it

By level 34

• TogekissLv 19
• TogepiLv 19
• TogeticLv 19
• LunkahrgoLv 22
• MagcargoLv 22
• SlugmaLv 22
• GastrodonLv 23
• Gastrodon (form 2)Lv 23
• KecleonLv 23
• ShellosLv 23
• Shellos (form 2)Lv 23
• HyaligaoLv 28
• PetigaoLv 28
• PineovaLv 30
• SprightLv 30
• StosaiLv 30
• OvergroveLv 31
• PelageckoLv 31
• OntombLv 35
• KajavaroLv 36
• BarbotiteLv 37
• SootlingLv 37
• TangelaLv 38
• TangrowthLv 38
• TangtripLv 38
• HoshigazeLv 41
• KodaismosLv 41
• FulodermaLv 43
• FumonsterLv 43
• MonsmokeLv 45
• OviisaurLv 46
• PollozaurLv 53
• CacneaLv 55
• CactayoreLv 55

As an egg move 8

• Carvanha
• Dokei
• Exeggcute
• Larvitar
• Numel
• Phanpy
• Terrapoff
• Yokozira

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