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Rock · Physical move · Gen 4

Stone Edge

Stone Edge is a Rock-type physical move introduced in Generation 4. It has 100 base power and 80% accuracy, with 5 PP (8 with PP Max). 255 Pokémon and forms can learn it.

Type

Rock

Category

Physical

Power

100

Accuracy

80%

PP

5 (max 8)

Priority

0

Effect

High critical hit ratio. Has a higher chance for a critical hit.

Targets
One adjacent Pokémon
Scarlet & Violet
Usable (185 Pokémon)
Pokémon Champions
Usable (66 Pokémon)
Legends: Z-A
Usable (87 Pokémon)

Type matchups as a Rock attack

2× vsFireIceFlyingBug

½× vsFightingGroundSteel

Pokémon that learn Stone Edge

255 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✓9
SandslashGround✓4–9
NidoqueenPoison/Ground4–8
NidokingPoison/Ground4–8
DiglettGround✓9
Alolan DiglettGround/Steel✓9
DugtrioGround✓4–9
Alolan DugtrioGround/Steel✓7–9
MankeyFighting✓✓9
PrimeapeFighting✓✓4–7, 9
Hisuian GrowlitheFire/Rock✓9
Hisuian ArcanineFire/Rock✓✓9
MachampFighting✓✓4–8
GeodudeRock/Ground✓4–7, 9
Alolan GeodudeRock/Electric✓7, 9
GravelerRock/Ground✓4–7, 9
Alolan GravelerRock/Electric✓7, 9
GolemRock/Ground✓4–7, 9
Alolan GolemRock/Electric✓7, 9
Alolan GrimerPoison/Dark✓7, 9
Alolan MukPoison/Dark✓7, 9
OnixRock/Ground✓4–8
MarowakGround✓4–8
Alolan MarowakFire/Ghost✓7–8
HitmonleeFighting✓4–9
HitmonchanFighting✓4–9
RhyhornGround/Rock✓4–9
RhydonGround/Rock✓4–9
PinsirBug✓✓4–8
TaurosNormal✓✓4–9
Paldean Tauros (Combat Breed)Fighting✓✓9
Paldean Tauros (Blaze Breed)Fighting/Fire✓✓9
Paldean Tauros (Aqua Breed)Fighting/Water✓✓9
GyaradosWater/Flying✓✓✓4–9
OmastarRock/Water4–8
KabutoRock/Water8
KabutopsRock/Water4–8
AerodactylRock/Flying✓✓4–8
DragoniteDragon/Flying✓✓✓4–9
MewtwoPsychic✓✓4–9
MewPsychic✓4–9
SudowoodoRock✓4–9
WooperWater/Ground✓9
Paldean WooperPoison/Ground✓9
QuagsireWater/Ground✓4–9
ForretressBug/Steel✓✓9
DunsparceNormal✓9
GligarGround/Flying✓4–7, 9
SteelixSteel/Ground✓✓4–8
GranbullFairy✓4–7, 9
ShuckleBug/Rock4–8
HeracrossBug/Fighting✓✓✓4–9
UrsaringNormal✓4–7, 9
SlugmaFire✓9
MagcargoFire/Rock✓4–7, 9
SwinubIce/Ground✓9
PiloswineIce/Ground✓4–9
CorsolaWater/Rock4–8
Galarian CorsolaGhost8
PhanpyGround✓9
DonphanGround✓4–7, 9
HitmontopFighting✓4–9
EnteiFire✓4–9
LarvitarRock/Ground✓✓4–9
PupitarRock/Ground✓✓4–9
TyranitarRock/Dark✓✓✓4–9
BlazikenFire/Fighting✓✓✓4–9
SwampertWater/Ground✓✓✓4–9
BreloomGrass/Fighting✓4–7, 9
MakuhitaFighting✓9
HariyamaFighting✓4–7, 9
NosepassRock✓4–7, 9
MawileSteel/Fairy✓✓5–8
LaironSteel/Rock✓4–8
AggronSteel/Rock✓✓4–8
NumelFire/Ground✓✓9
CameruptFire/Ground✓✓✓4–7, 9
TorkoalFire✓✓4–9
TrapinchGround✓9
VibravaGround/Dragon✓9
FlygonGround/Dragon✓4–9
LunatoneRock/Psychic4–8
SolrockRock/Psychic4–8
BarboachWater/Ground✓9
WhiscashWater/Ground✓4–9
ClaydolGround/Psychic4–8
CradilyRock/Grass4–8
ArmaldoRock/Bug4–8
AbsolDark✓✓4–8
RelicanthWater/Rock4–8
SalamenceDragon/Flying✓✓✓4–9
MetagrossSteel/Psychic✓✓✓9
RegirockRock✓4–9
GroudonGround✓✓4–9
RayquazaDragon/Flying✓✓4–9
TorterraGrass/Ground✓✓4–7, 9
InfernapeFire/Fighting✓✓4–7, 9
CranidosRock✓4–7, 9
RampardosRock✓✓4–7, 9
ShieldonRock/Steel✓4–7, 9
BastiodonRock/Steel✓✓4–7, 9
ShellosWater✓9
GastrodonWater/Ground✓4–9
BonslyRock✓9
GibleDragon/Ground✓✓4–9
GabiteDragon/Ground✓✓4–9
GarchompDragon/Ground✓✓✓4–9
LucarioFighting/Steel✓✓✓4–9
HippopotasGround✓✓9
HippowdonGround✓✓✓4–9
ToxicroakPoison/Fighting✓✓4–9
RhyperiorGround/Rock✓✓4–9
GliscorGround/Flying✓✓4–7, 9
MamoswineIce/Ground✓✓4–9
GalladePsychic/Fighting✓✓✓4–9
ProbopassRock/Steel✓4–7, 9
DialgaSteel/Dragon✓4–9
PalkiaWater/Dragon✓4–9
HeatranFire/Steel✓✓4–9
RegigigasNormal✓4–9
GiratinaGhost/Dragon✓4–9
ArceusNormal✓4–7, 9
PigniteFire/Fighting✓✓5–7, 9
EmboarFire/Fighting✓✓✓5–7, 9
RoggenrolaRock5–8
BoldoreRock5–8
GigalithRock5–8
TimburrFighting✓5–9
GurdurrFighting✓5–9
ConkeldurrFighting✓✓5–9
ThrohFighting✓5–8
SawkFighting✓5–8
SandileGround/Dark✓✓5–9
KrokorokGround/Dark✓✓5–9
KrookodileGround/Dark✓✓✓5–9
DarmanitanFire5–8
Galarian DarmanitanIce8
DwebbleBug/Rock5–8
CrustleBug/Rock5–8
ScraggyDark/Fighting✓✓5–9
ScraftyDark/Fighting✓✓✓5–9
TirtougaWater/Rock5–8
CarracostaWater/Rock5–8
ArchenRock/Flying5–8
ArcheopsRock/Flying5–8
BearticIce✓✓5–9
StunfiskGround/Electric✓✓5–8
Galarian StunfiskGround/Steel✓✓8
MienfooFighting✓5–9
MienshaoFighting✓5–9
GolurkGround/Ghost✓✓✓5–9
PawniardDark/Steel✓9
BisharpDark/Steel✓5–9
BouffalantNormal5–8
DurantBug/Steel5–8
HydreigonDark/Dragon✓✓5–9
CobalionSteel/Fighting✓✓5–9
TerrakionRock/Fighting✓✓5–9
VirizionGrass/Fighting✓✓5–9
ReshiramDragon/Fire✓5–9
ZekromDragon/Electric✓5–9
LandorusGround/Flying✓5–9
KyuremDragon/Ice✓5–9
Kyurem-BlackDragon/Ice✓5–9
Kyurem-WhiteDragon/Ice✓5–9
KeldeoWater/Fighting✓✓5–9
MeloettaNormal/Psychic✓✓5–7, 9
ChespinGrass6–7
QuilladinGrass✓6–7, 9
ChesnaughtGrass/Fighting✓✓✓6–7, 9
BunnelbyNormal✓6–8
DiggersbyNormal/Ground✓✓6–8
PanchamFighting✓6–8
PangoroFighting/Dark✓✓6–8
BinacleRock/Water✓6–8
BarbaracleRock/Water✓✓6–8
TyruntRock/Dragon✓6–8
TyrantrumRock/Dragon✓✓6–8
AmauraRock/Ice✓6–8
AurorusRock/Ice✓✓6–8
HawluchaFighting/Flying✓✓✓6–9
CarbinkRock/Fairy✓✓6–9
BergmiteIce✓✓6–9
AvaluggIce✓✓✓6–9
Hisuian AvaluggIce/Rock✓✓✓6–9
ZygardeDragon/Ground✓6–8
DiancieRock/Fairy✓✓6–9
VolcanionFire/Water✓✓6–9
CrabrawlerFighting7
CrabominableFighting/Ice7
RockruffRock✓7–9
Rockruff-DuskRock✓7–9
LycanrocRock✓✓7–9
Lycanroc-MidnightRock✓✓7–9
Lycanroc-DuskRock✓✓7–9
MudbrayGround✓9
MudsdaleGround✓✓9
SandygastGhost/Ground✓✓7–9
PalossandGhost/Ground✓✓7–9
MiniorRock/Flying✓7, 9
TurtonatorFire/Dragon7–8
Tapu BuluGrass/Fairy7–8
SolgaleoPsychic/Steel✓7–9
BuzzwoleBug/Fighting7–8
CelesteelaSteel/Flying7–8
GuzzlordDark/Dragon7–8
NecrozmaPsychic✓7–9
MarshadowFighting/Ghost✓7–8
StakatakaRock/Steel7–8
DrednawWater/Rock✓8–9
RolycolyRock✓8–9
CarkolRock/Fire✓8–9
CoalossalRock/Fire✓8–9
SilicobraGround✓9
SandacondaGround✓✓8–9
CursolaGhost8
RunerigusGround/Ghost✓✓8
StonjournerRock✓8–9
CufantSteel✓9
CopperajahSteel✓8–9
DracozoltElectric/Dragon8
ArctozoltElectric/Ice8
DracovishWater/Dragon8
ArctovishWater/Ice8
DuraludonSteel/Dragon✓8–9
ZamazentaFighting✓9
UrshifuFighting/Dark✓8–9
Urshifu-Rapid-StrikeFighting/Water✓8–9
KleavorBug/Rock✓✓✓9
UrsalunaGround/Normal✓4–7, 9
Ursaluna-BloodmoonGround/Normal✓9
NacliRock✓✓9
NaclstackRock✓✓9
GarganaclRock✓✓✓9
CeruledgeFire/Ghost✓
KlawfRock✓9
TinkatinkFairy/Steel✓✓9
TinkatuffFairy/Steel✓✓9
TinkatonFairy/Steel✓✓✓9
BombirdierFlying/Dark✓9
GlimmetRock/Poison✓✓9
GlimmoraRock/Poison✓✓✓9
AnnihilapeFighting/Ghost✓✓✓4–7, 9
ClodsirePoison/Ground✓9
DudunsparceNormal✓9
KingambitDark/Steel✓✓5–9
Great TuskGround/Fighting✓9
Iron TreadsGround/Steel✓9
Iron ThornsRock/Electric✓9
Ting-LuDark/Ground✓9
Roaring MoonDragon/Dark✓9
ArchaludonSteel/Dragon✓✓8–9
Gouging FireFire/Dragon✓9
Iron BoulderRock/Psychic✓9
TerapagosNormal✓9

Stone Edge FAQ

What does Stone Edge do?

Stone Edge is a Rock-type physical move with 100 power. Has a higher chance for a critical hit.

Which Pokémon can learn Stone Edge?

255 Pokémon and forms can learn Stone Edge in at least one game: 185 in Scarlet & Violet, 66 in Pokémon Champions and 87 in Legends: Z-A. Examples: Sandshrew, Sandslash, Nidoqueen, Nidoking, Diglett and Alolan Diglett.

Is Stone Edge in Pokémon Champions?

Yes — 66 Pokémon can use Stone Edge in Pokémon Champions, with the same numbers as in Scarlet & Violet.

What is Stone Edge super effective against?

As a Rock-type attack, Stone Edge is super effective against Fire, Ice, Flying and Bug, not very effective against Fighting, Ground and Steel (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.