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Revision as of 16:59, 24 November 2015
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Bubble Beam
| Generation: | I |
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Battle Data
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| Power: | 65 |
| Accuracy: | 100 |
| PP: | 20, max: ? |
| Affects: | Anyone, but player |
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| Priority: | |
| Contact: | No |
Affected by
| Magic Coat: | No |
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| Magic Bounce: | |
| Bright Powder: | No |
| Protect/Detect: | Yes |
| Snatch: | No |
| Mirror Move: | |
| King's Rock: | No |
Bubble Beam is a Water-type move. The Pokémon shoots lots of bubbles at the opponent, dealing mild damage. It is similar to Bubble. Only the name, how much damage it causes and how many bubbles are shot are the only known differences.
In the anime, Kenny's Empoleon and Dawn's Piplup know the move. In Pokémon Red, Blue Green, and Yellow, Gym Leader Misty will give the TM11 for Bubblebeam.
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| Variations of Aurora Beam | |
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