Mean Look
Pokémon Champions
Prevents the target from switching out.
- Power
- –
- Accuracy
- —
- PP
- 5
- Hits
- One Pokémon next to the user
Changes over time
How Mean Look changed from game to game, newest first.
- Gen VIII
… Shed Shell or uses Baton Pass, added: Flip Turn, Parting Shot, added: Teleport, U-turn, or Volt Switch.
dropped: Ifadded: The effect ends if either the user or the target leaves thedropped: field using Baton Pass, the replacement will remain trapped. The effect ends if the user leaves thefield. - Gen VI
… Shed Shell or uses Baton Pass, added: Parting Shot, U-turn, or Volt Switch. If the …
- Gen V
… holding Shed Shell or uses Baton
dropped: Passadded: Pass, U-turn, ordropped: U-turn.added: Volt Switch. If the target leaves the field … ends if the user leaves thedropped: field, unless it uses Baton Pass, in which case the target will remain trapped.added: field. - Gen IV
… can still switch out if it added: is holding Shed Shell or uses Baton
dropped: Pass.added: Pass or U-turn. If the target leaves the field …
Numbers: PokéAPI’s changelog. Descriptions: Pokémon Showdown’s for each generation, PokéAPI’s notes where Showdown’s don’t differ. Champions: Pokémon Showdown.
See it in the games
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How it works in Champions
Prevents the target from switching out. The target can still switch out if it is holding Shed Shell or uses Baton Pass, Flip Turn, Parting Shot, Teleport, U-turn, or Volt Switch. The effect ends if either the user or the target leaves the field.
- Bounced back by
“The user pins the target with a dark, arresting look. The target becomes unable to flee.”
In-game text, Scarlet & Violet
Good to know
- Magic Coat and Magic Bounce send it back to the user.Moves Magic Bounce reflects
Who learns Mean Look
21 Pokémon can learn it in Pokémon Champions.
All 51 Pokémon that learn it in any game → Filter the Pokédex to Champions →