Confuse Ray
- Type
- Ghost
- Category
- Status
- Power
- —
- Accuracy
- 100%
- PP
- 10
- Priority
- 0
- Hits
- One Pokémon
What it does
The target is exposed to a sinister ray that triggers confusion.
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 50
SpiritombLv 1
MisdreavusLv 14
MismagiusLv 14
ChinchouLv 17
Combee (Rivalry)Lv 17
LanturnLv 17
VespiquenLv 17
NatuLv 23
XatuLv 23
PangshiLv 24
WispwingLv 24
DolleepLv 25
EctokiteLv 26
MinneraphLv 26
HviskinneLv 27
BaalanciLv 29
SlepnollyLv 29
CilozonLv 30
CorazoulLv 30
DusclopsLv 30
DusknoirLv 30
DuskullLv 30
Duskull (other stats)Lv 30
BaradaLv 31
BorlochLv 31
NictoLv 31
SlizónLv 31
FroslassLv 32
LitwickLv 33
OarroveLv 35
ChandelureLv 36
LampentLv 36
ResonhareLv 40
StaryuLv 40
WarwolfLv 40
WolfmanLv 40
RotomLv 41
Rotom (Wash)Lv 41
Rotom (Heat)Lv 41
Rotom (Frost)Lv 41
Rotom (Mow)Lv 41
Rotom (Fan)Lv 41
BurincodLv 44
FisionchipLv 44
PupnikLv 45
CapefrodLv 47
LaikosmoLv 47
StarmieLv 50
StarmishLv 50
ExegglintLv 59
As an egg move 2
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