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Rock · Status move · Gen 4

Stealth Rock

Stealth Rock is a Rock-type status move introduced in Generation 4. It never misses and has 20 PP (32 with PP Max). 236 Pokémon and forms can learn it.

Type

Rock

Category

Status

Power

—

Accuracy

—

PP

20 (max 32)

Priority

0

Effect

Hurts foes on switch-in. Factors Rock weakness. Sets up a hazard on the opposing side of the field, damaging each opposing Pokemon that switches in. Fails if the effect is already active on the opposing side. Foes lose 1/32, 1/16, 1/8, 1/4, or 1/2 of their maximum HP, rounded down, based on their weakness to the Rock type; 0.25×, 0.5×, neutral, 2×, or 4×, respectively. Can be removed from the opposing side if any Pokemon uses Tidy Up, or if any opposing Pokemon uses Mortal Spin, Rapid Spin, or Defog successfully, or is hit by Defog.

Targets
The opposing side of the field
Scarlet & Violet
Usable (159 Pokémon)
Pokémon Champions
Usable (51 Pokémon)
Legends: Z-A
Usable (82 Pokémon)

Pokémon that learn Stealth Rock

236 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
SandshrewGround✓4–9
Alolan SandshrewIce/Steel✓7–9
SandslashGround✓4–9
Alolan SandslashIce/Steel✓7–9
NidoqueenPoison/Ground4–8
NidokingPoison/Ground4–8
ClefairyFairy✓✓4–9
ClefableFairy✓✓✓4–9
JigglypuffNormal/Fairy✓✓4–9
WigglytuffNormal/Fairy✓✓✓4–9
DiglettGround✓4–9
Alolan DiglettGround/Steel✓7–9
DugtrioGround✓4–9
Alolan DugtrioGround/Steel✓7–9
Galarian MeowthSteel✓✓9
PrimeapeFighting✓✓9
Hisuian GrowlitheFire/Rock✓9
Hisuian ArcanineFire/Rock✓✓9
GeodudeRock/Ground✓4–9
Alolan GeodudeRock/Electric✓7–9
GravelerRock/Ground✓4–9
Alolan GravelerRock/Electric✓7–9
GolemRock/Ground✓4–9
Alolan GolemRock/Electric✓7–9
OnixRock/Ground✓4–8
CuboneGround✓4–8
MarowakGround✓4–8
Alolan MarowakFire/Ghost✓4–8
RhyhornGround/Rock✓4–9
RhydonGround/Rock✓4–9
ChanseyNormal✓4–9
Mr. MimePsychic/Fairy✓
Galarian Mr. MimeIce/Psychic✓
PinsirBug✓✓4–8
OmanyteRock/Water4–8
OmastarRock/Water4–8
KabutoRock/Water4–8
KabutopsRock/Water4–8
AerodactylRock/Flying✓✓4–8
MewPsychic✓4–9
CleffaFairy✓
IgglybuffNormal/Fairy✓
SudowoodoRock✓4–9
WooperWater/Ground✓9
Paldean WooperPoison/Ground✓9
QuagsireWater/Ground✓9
PinecoBug✓4–7, 9
ForretressBug/Steel✓✓4–7, 9
DunsparceNormal✓4–9
GligarGround/Flying✓4–7, 9
SteelixSteel/Ground✓✓4–8
ShuckleBug/Rock4–8
SlugmaFire✓9
MagcargoFire/Rock✓4–7, 9
SwinubIce/Ground✓4–9
PiloswineIce/Ground✓4–9
CorsolaWater/Rock4–8
Galarian CorsolaGhost8
SkarmorySteel/Flying✓✓✓4–9
PhanpyGround✓4–7, 9
DonphanGround✓4–7, 9
MiltankNormal4–8
BlisseyNormal✓4–9
LarvitarRock/Ground✓✓4–9
PupitarRock/Ground✓✓4–9
TyranitarRock/Dark✓✓✓4–9
CelebiPsychic/Grass4–8
MarshtompWater/Ground✓✓4–9
SwampertWater/Ground✓✓✓4–9
NosepassRock✓4–7, 9
MawileSteel/Fairy✓✓5–8
AronSteel/Rock✓4–8
LaironSteel/Rock✓4–8
AggronSteel/Rock✓✓4–8
NumelFire/Ground✓✓4–7, 9
CameruptFire/Ground✓✓✓4–7, 9
TorkoalFire✓✓4–9
TrapinchGround✓9
VibravaGround/Dragon✓9
FlygonGround/Dragon✓9
LunatoneRock/Psychic4–8
SolrockRock/Psychic4–8
BarboachWater/Ground✓9
WhiscashWater/Ground✓9
BaltoyGround/Psychic4–8
ClaydolGround/Psychic4–8
LileepRock/Grass4–8
CradilyRock/Grass4–8
AnorithRock/Bug4–8
ArmaldoRock/Bug4–8
KecleonNormal✓4–7
RelicanthWater/Rock4–8
MetangSteel/Psychic✓✓4–9
MetagrossSteel/Psychic✓✓✓4–9
RegirockRock✓4–9
RegisteelSteel✓4–9
GroudonGround✓✓4–9
RayquazaDragon/Flying✓✓9
JirachiSteel/Psychic✓4–9
DeoxysPsychic✓4–7, 9
TurtwigGrass✓4–7, 9
GrotleGrass✓4–7, 9
TorterraGrass/Ground✓✓4–7, 9
ChimcharFire✓4–7, 9
MonfernoFire/Fighting✓4–7, 9
InfernapeFire/Fighting✓✓4–7, 9
PiplupWater4–7
PrinplupWater4–7
EmpoleonWater/Steel✓✓4–7, 9
BidoofNormal4–7
BibarelNormal/Water4–7
CranidosRock✓4–7, 9
RampardosRock✓✓4–7, 9
ShieldonRock/Steel✓4–7, 9
BastiodonRock/Steel✓✓4–7, 9
Wormadam-SandyBug/Ground5–7
Wormadam-TrashBug/Steel4–7
ShellosWater✓9
GastrodonWater/Ground✓9
BronzorSteel/Psychic✓4–9
BronzongSteel/Psychic✓4–9
BonslyRock✓4–9
Mime Jr.Psychic/Fairy✓
GibleDragon/Ground✓✓4–9
GabiteDragon/Ground✓✓4–9
GarchompDragon/Ground✓✓✓4–9
HippopotasGround✓✓4–9
HippowdonGround✓✓✓4–9
RhyperiorGround/Rock✓✓4–9
GliscorGround/Flying✓✓4–7, 9
MamoswineIce/Ground✓✓4–9
ProbopassRock/Steel✓4–7, 9
UxiePsychic✓4–9
MespritPsychic✓4–9
AzelfPsychic✓4–9
DialgaSteel/Dragon✓4–9
HeatranFire/Steel✓✓4–9
ArceusNormal✓4–7, 9
RoggenrolaRock5–8
BoldoreRock5–8
GigalithRock5–8
DrilburGround✓5–9
ExcadrillGround/Steel✓✓✓5–9
PalpitoadWater/Ground5–8
SeismitoadWater/Ground5–8
SandileGround/Dark✓✓5–9
KrokorokGround/Dark✓✓5–9
KrookodileGround/Dark✓✓✓5–9
DwebbleBug/Rock5–8
CrustleBug/Rock5–8
YamaskGhost✓
Galarian YamaskGround/Ghost✓
CofagrigusGhost✓
TirtougaWater/Rock5–8
CarracostaWater/Rock5–8
ArchenRock/Flying5–8
ArcheopsRock/Flying5–8
FerroseedGrass/Steel5–8
FerrothornGrass/Steel5–8
StunfiskGround/Electric✓✓5–8
Galarian StunfiskGround/Steel✓✓8
DruddigonDragon5–8
GolettGround/Ghost✓✓5–9
GolurkGround/Ghost✓✓✓5–9
PawniardDark/Steel✓5–9
BisharpDark/Steel✓5–9
HydreigonDark/Dragon✓✓9
CobalionSteel/Fighting✓✓5–9
TerrakionRock/Fighting✓✓5–9
VirizionGrass/Fighting✓
ZekromDragon/Electric✓9
LandorusGround/Flying✓5–9
KeldeoWater/Fighting✓
MeowsticPsychic✓
MalamarDark/Psychic✓
BinacleRock/Water✓6–8
BarbaracleRock/Water✓✓6–8
TyruntRock/Dragon✓6–8
TyrantrumRock/Dragon✓✓6–8
AmauraRock/Ice✓6–8
AurorusRock/Ice✓✓6–8
CarbinkRock/Fairy✓✓6–9
Hisuian AvaluggIce/Rock✓✓✓9
DiancieRock/Fairy✓✓6–9
RockruffRock✓7–9
Rockruff-DuskRock✓7–9
LycanrocRock✓✓7–9
Lycanroc-MidnightRock✓✓7–9
Lycanroc-DuskRock✓✓7–9
MudbrayGround✓7–9
MudsdaleGround✓✓7–9
SandygastGhost/Ground✓✓7–9
PalossandGhost/Ground✓✓7–9
MiniorRock/Flying✓7, 9
Kommo-oDragon/Fighting✓✓7–9
NihilegoRock/Poison7–8
NecrozmaPsychic✓7–9
StakatakaRock/Steel7–8
DrednawWater/Rock✓8–9
RolycolyRock✓8–9
CarkolRock/Fire✓8–9
CoalossalRock/Fire✓8–9
SilicobraGround✓9
SandacondaGround✓✓8–9
PerrserkerSteel✓✓✓9
CursolaGhost8
Mr. RimeIce/Psychic✓
RunerigusGround/Ghost✓✓8
StonjournerRock✓8–9
CufantSteel✓8–9
CopperajahSteel✓8–9
DuraludonSteel/Dragon✓8–9
KleavorBug/Rock✓✓✓9
NacliRock✓✓9
NaclstackRock✓✓9
GarganaclRock✓✓✓9
KlawfRock✓9
TinkatinkFairy/Steel✓✓9
TinkatuffFairy/Steel✓✓9
TinkatonFairy/Steel✓✓✓9
BombirdierFlying/Dark✓9
OrthwormSteel✓✓9
GlimmetRock/Poison✓✓9
GlimmoraRock/Poison✓✓✓9
AnnihilapeFighting/Ghost✓✓✓9
ClodsirePoison/Ground✓9
DudunsparceNormal✓4–9
KingambitDark/Steel✓✓5–9
Great TuskGround/Fighting✓9
Scream TailFairy/Psychic✓9
Sandy ShocksElectric/Ground✓9
Iron TreadsGround/Steel✓9
Iron ThornsRock/Electric✓9
Ting-LuDark/Ground✓9
ArchaludonSteel/Dragon✓✓8–9
TerapagosNormal✓9

Stealth Rock FAQ

What does Stealth Rock do?

Stealth Rock is a Rock-type status move. Sets up a hazard on the opposing side of the field, damaging each opposing Pokemon that switches in. Fails if the effect is already active on the opposing side. Foes lose 1/32, 1/16, 1/8, 1/4, or 1/2 of their maximum HP, rounded down, based on their weakness to the Rock type; 0.25×, 0.5×, neutral, 2×, or 4×, respectively. Can be removed from the opposing side if any Pokemon uses Tidy Up, or if any opposing Pokemon uses Mortal Spin, Rapid Spin, or Defog successfully, or is hit by Defog.

Which Pokémon can learn Stealth Rock?

236 Pokémon and forms can learn Stealth Rock in at least one game: 159 in Scarlet & Violet, 51 in Pokémon Champions and 82 in Legends: Z-A. Examples: Sandshrew, Alolan Sandshrew, Sandslash, Alolan Sandslash, Nidoqueen and Nidoking.

Is Stealth Rock in Pokémon Champions?

Yes — 51 Pokémon can use Stealth Rock in Pokémon Champions, with the same numbers as in Scarlet & Violet.

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.