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Huge Power

This Pokemon's Attack is doubled.

Huge Power was introduced in Generation 3. 7 Pokémon and forms can have it (2 as a hidden ability).

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Best Pokémon with Huge Power

Ranked by usage in public Pokémon Showdown battles (Champions VGC first, then National Dex OU, SV OU and Champions Singles), with how many of each Pokémon's sets actually run Huge Power.

  1. Mawile-Mega1. Mega Mawile#64 in Champions VGC · 100% run Huge Power
  2. Starmie-Mega2. Mega Starmie#109 in Champions VGC · 100% run Huge Power
  3. Azumarill3. Azumarill#179 in Champions VGC · 86.5% run Huge Power
  4. Diggersby4. Diggersby#257 in Champions VGC · 100% run Huge Power

Pokémon with Huge Power

As a regular ability (5)

Starmie-MegaMega StarmieMarillMarillAzumarillAzumarillAzurillAzurillMawile-MegaMega Mawile

As a hidden ability (2)

BunnelbyBunnelbyDiggersbyDiggersby

Huge Power FAQ

What does Huge Power do?

This Pokemon's Attack is doubled.

Which Pokémon have Huge Power?

7 Pokémon and forms can have Huge Power, 2 of them only as a hidden ability: Mega Starmie, Marill, Azumarill, Azurill, Mega Mawile, Bunnelby and Diggersby.

Is Huge Power a hidden ability?

It depends on the Pokémon. Bunnelby and Diggersby have it as a hidden ability, while Mega Starmie, Marill, Azumarill, Azurill and Mega Mawile can have it as a regular ability.

What are the best Pokémon with Huge Power?

By competitive usage, the most used Pokémon that can have Huge Power are Mega Mawile (#64 in Champions VGC, 100% run Huge Power), Mega Starmie (#109 in Champions VGC, 100% run Huge Power), Azumarill (#179 in Champions VGC, 86.5% run Huge Power) and Diggersby (#257 in Champions VGC, 100% run Huge Power).

Effect text from Pokémon Showdown (MIT); which Pokémon have it from Showdown's Pokédex, cross-checked against PokéAPI. Unofficial fan site.