Thunder Wave
- Type
- Electric
- Category
- Status
- Power
- —
- Accuracy
- 90%
- PP
- 20
- Priority
- 0
- Hits
- One Pokémon
What it does
The user launches a weak jolt of electricity that paralyzes a non-Electric-type target.
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 32
ArgantimLv 1
EelektrikLv 1
EelektrossLv 1
IntrecuryLv 1
RotomLv 1
Rotom (Wash)Lv 1
Rotom (Heat)Lv 1
Rotom (Frost)Lv 1
Rotom (Mow)Lv 1
Rotom (Fan)Lv 1
TynamoLv 1
ChinchouLv 6
LanturnLv 6
MagnemiteLv 7
MagnetonLv 7
MagnevoxLv 7
MagnezoneLv 7
TonsatuziLv 7
ZilbyLv 7
BinburdosLv 8
AyotogloLv 12
DoedicrushLv 12
GalvantulaLv 12
JoltikLv 12
NosepassLv 13
ProbopassLv 13
ArechuLv 18
KorechuLv 18
SorechuLv 18
VoletLv 25
JoletLv 27
ScaribouLv 31
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