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Rage

Rage is a Normal-type physical move introduced in Generation 1. It has 20 base power and 100% accuracy, with 20 PP (32 with PP Max). 205 Pokémon and forms can learn it.

Type

Normal

Category

Physical

Power

20

Accuracy

100%

PP

20 (max 32)

Priority

0

Effect

Raises the user's Attack by 1 if hit during use. Once this move is successfully used, the user's Attack is raised by 1 stage every time it is hit by another Pokemon's attack as long as this move is chosen for use.

Targets
One adjacent Pokémon
Properties
Makes contact
Scarlet & Violet
Not usable — it was removed in Scarlet & Violet
Pokémon Champions
Not usable
Legends: Z-A
Not usable

Type matchups as a Normal attack

2× vs—

½× vsRockSteel

0× vsGhost

Pokémon that learn Rage

205 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.

PokémonTypeChampionsS/VZ-AGens
BulbasaurGrass/Poison7
IvysaurGrass/Poison7
VenusaurGrass/Poison7
CharmanderFire3, 7
CharmeleonFire3, 7
CharizardFire/Flying3, 7
SquirtleWater7
WartortleWater7
BlastoiseWater7
ButterfreeBug/Flying7
BeedrillBug/Poison3–8
PidgeyNormal/Flying7
PidgeottoNormal/Flying7
PidgeotNormal/Flying7
RattataNormal7
RaticateNormal7
SpearowNormal/Flying7
FearowNormal/Flying7
EkansPoison7
ArbokPoison7
PikachuElectric7
RaichuElectric7
Alolan RaichuElectric/Psychic7
SandshrewGround7
SandslashGround7
Nidoran-FPoison7
NidorinaPoison7
NidoqueenPoison/Ground7
Nidoran-MPoison7
NidorinoPoison7
NidokingPoison/Ground7
ClefairyFairy7
ClefableFairy7
VulpixFire7
NinetalesFire7
JigglypuffNormal/Fairy7
WigglytuffNormal/Fairy7
ZubatPoison/Flying7
GolbatPoison/Flying7
OddishGrass/Poison7
GloomGrass/Poison7
VileplumeGrass/Poison7
ParasBug/Grass7
ParasectBug/Grass7
VenonatBug/Poison7
VenomothBug/Poison7
DiglettGround7
DugtrioGround7
MeowthNormal7
PersianNormal7
PsyduckWater7
GolduckWater7
MankeyFighting7
PrimeapeFighting3–8
GrowlitheFire7
ArcanineFire7
PoliwagWater7
PoliwhirlWater7
PoliwrathWater/Fighting7
AbraPsychic7
KadabraPsychic7
AlakazamPsychic7
MachopFighting7
MachokeFighting7
MachampFighting7
BellsproutGrass/Poison7
WeepinbellGrass/Poison7
VictreebelGrass/Poison7
TentacoolWater/Poison7
TentacruelWater/Poison7
GeodudeRock/Ground7
GravelerRock/Ground7
GolemRock/Ground7
PonytaFire7
RapidashFire7
SlowpokeWater/Psychic7
SlowbroWater/Psychic7
MagnemiteElectric/Steel7
MagnetonElectric/Steel7
Farfetch’dNormal/Flying7
DoduoNormal/Flying3–8
DodrioNormal/Flying3–8
SeelWater7
DewgongWater/Ice7
GrimerPoison7
MukPoison7
ShellderWater7
CloysterWater/Ice7
GastlyGhost/Poison7
HaunterGhost/Poison7
GengarGhost/Poison7
OnixRock/Ground3–8
DrowzeePsychic7
HypnoPsychic7
KrabbyWater7
KinglerWater7
VoltorbElectric7
ElectrodeElectric7
ExeggcuteGrass/Psychic7
ExeggutorGrass/Psychic7
Alolan ExeggutorGrass/Dragon7
CuboneGround3–8
MarowakGround3–8
Alolan MarowakFire/Ghost3–8
HitmonleeFighting7
HitmonchanFighting7
LickitungNormal7
KoffingPoison7
WeezingPoison7
Galarian WeezingPoison/Fairy7
RhyhornGround/Rock7
RhydonGround/Rock7
ChanseyNormal7
TangelaGrass7
KangaskhanNormal3–8
HorseaWater7
SeadraWater7
GoldeenWater7
SeakingWater7
StaryuWater7
StarmieWater/Psychic7
Mr. MimePsychic/Fairy7
ScytherBug/Flying7
JynxIce/Psychic7
ElectabuzzElectric7
MagmarFire7
PinsirBug7
TaurosNormal3–8
GyaradosWater/Flying7–8
LaprasWater/Ice7
EeveeNormal7
VaporeonWater7
JolteonElectric7
FlareonFire7
PorygonNormal7
OmanyteRock/Water7
OmastarRock/Water7
KabutoRock/Water7
KabutopsRock/Water7
AerodactylRock/Flying7
SnorlaxNormal7
ArticunoIce/Flying7
ZapdosElectric/Flying7
MoltresFire/Flying7
DratiniDragon7
DragonairDragon7
DragoniteDragon/Flying7
MewtwoPsychic7
MewPsychic7
TotodileWater3–7
CroconawWater3–7
FeraligatrWater3–7
CrobatPoison/Flying7
BellossomGrass7
PolitoedWater7
EspeonPsychic7
UmbreonDark7
SlowkingWater/Psychic7
DunsparceNormal3–7
SteelixSteel/Ground3–8
SnubbullFairy3–7
GranbullFairy3–7
ScizorBug/Steel7
HoundourDark/Fire3–7
HoundoomDark/Fire3–7
KingdraWater/Dragon7
Porygon2Normal7
StantlerNormal5–7
BlisseyNormal7
BeautiflyBug/Flying6–7
TaillowNormal/Flying3–7
SwellowNormal/Flying3–7
CarvanhaWater/Dark3–7
SharpedoWater/Dark3–7
SwabluNormal/Flying3–7
AltariaDragon/Flying3–7
BagonDragon3–7
ShelgonDragon3–7
SalamenceDragon/Flying3–7
MagnezoneElectric/Steel7
LickilickyNormal7
RhyperiorGround/Rock7
TangrowthGrass7
ElectivireElectric7
MagmortarFire7
LeafeonGrass7
GlaceonIce7
Porygon-ZNormal7
BlitzleElectric5–7
ZebstrikaElectric5–7
BasculinWater5–7
SandileGround/Dark5–7
KrokorokGround/Dark5–7
KrookodileGround/Dark5–7
DarumakaFire5–7
DarmanitanFire5–7
BouffalantNormal5–7
SylveonFairy7
Type: NullNormal7
SilvallyNormal7
BruxishWater/Psychic7
WyrdeerNormal/Psychic5–7
KleavorBug/Rock7
AnnihilapeFighting/Ghost3–8
DudunsparceNormal3–7

Rage FAQ

What does Rage do?

Rage is a Normal-type physical move with 20 power. Once this move is successfully used, the user's Attack is raised by 1 stage every time it is hit by another Pokemon's attack as long as this move is chosen for use.

Which Pokémon can learn Rage?

205 Pokémon and forms can learn Rage in at least one game: 0 in Scarlet & Violet, 0 in Pokémon Champions and 0 in Legends: Z-A. Examples: Bulbasaur, Ivysaur, Venusaur, Charmander, Charmeleon and Charizard.

Is Rage in Pokémon Champions?

No, no Pokémon can use Rage in Pokémon Champions.

What is Rage super effective against?

As a Normal-type attack, Rage is super effective against no types, not very effective against Rock and Steel and has no effect on Ghost (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.