Uproar

In Pokémon ChampionsGen III

Game

Pokémon Champions

NormalSpecial

Lasts 3 turns. Active Pokémon cannot fall .

Power: 90
Accuracy: 100%
PP: 10
Hits: A random foe

Changes over time

How Uproar changed from game to game, newest first.

Gen VII
… this move. This move targets an ~~dropped: adjacent~~ opponent at random on each turn. …
Gen V
Power 50 → 90 Buffed
The user spends three ~~dropped: to six~~ turns locked into this move. This move targets an added: adjacent opponent at random on each turn. added: On the first of the three turns, all sleeping active Pokémon wake up. During ~~dropped: effect,~~ added: the three turns, no active Pokémon can fall asleep by any means, and Pokémon ~~dropped: that are already asleep~~ added: switched in during the effect do not wake ~~dropped: up as their turn starts or at the end of each turn, including the last one.~~ added: up. If the user is prevented from …
Gen IV
Became Special (the physical/special split)
The user spends ~~dropped: two~~ added: three to ~~dropped: five~~ added: six turns locked into this move. This move targets an ~~dropped: opposing Pokémon~~ added: opponent at random on each turn. During …

Numbers: PokéAPI’s changelog. Descriptions: Pokémon Showdown’s for each generation, PokéAPI’s notes where Showdown’s don’t differ. Champions: Pokémon Showdown.

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How it works in Champions

The user spends three turns locked into this move. This move targets an opponent at random on each turn. On the first of the three turns, all sleeping active Pokémon wake up. During the three turns, no active Pokémon can fall by any means, and Pokémon switched in during the effect do not wake up. If the user is prevented from moving or the attack is not successful against the target during one of the turns, the effect ends.

Uproar

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