Ground · Physical move · Gen 6
Precipice Blades
Precipice Blades is a Ground-type physical move introduced in Generation 6. It has 120 base power and 85% accuracy, with 10 PP (16 with PP Max). In double battles it hits all adjacent opponents (spread moves deal 0.75× damage when they hit more than one target). 1 Pokémon and forms can learn it.
Type
Ground
Category
Physical
Power
120
Accuracy
85%
PP
10 (max 16)
Priority
0
Effect
No additional effect. Hits adjacent foes.
- Targets
- All adjacent opponents
- Scarlet & Violet
- Usable (1 Pokémon)
- Pokémon Champions
- Not usable
- Legends: Z-A
- Usable (1 Pokémon)
Type matchups as a Ground attack
2× vsFireElectricPoisonRockSteel
½× vsGrassBug
0× vsFlying
Pokémon that learn Precipice Blades
1 Pokémon and forms (Mega Evolutions share their base form's moves). ✓ = can learn it in that game by any method; “Gens” lists every main-series generation it could be learned in.
| Pokémon | Type | Champions | S/V | Z-A | Gens |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Groudon | Ground | ✓ | ✓ | 6–9 |
Precipice Blades FAQ
What does Precipice Blades do?
Precipice Blades is a Ground-type physical move with 120 power. No additional effect. Hits adjacent foes.
Which Pokémon can learn Precipice Blades?
1 Pokémon and forms can learn Precipice Blades in at least one game: 1 in Scarlet & Violet, 0 in Pokémon Champions and 1 in Legends: Z-A. Examples: Groudon.
Is Precipice Blades in Pokémon Champions?
No, no Pokémon can use Precipice Blades in Pokémon Champions.
What is Precipice Blades super effective against?
As a Ground-type attack, Precipice Blades is super effective against Fire, Electric, Poison, Rock and Steel, not very effective against Grass and Bug and has no effect on Flying (unless its effect says otherwise).
Move data and effect text from Pokémon Showdown (MIT), generation from PokéAPI; learnsets for Gen 1–9, Pokémon Champions and Legends: Z-A from Showdown. Unofficial fan site.