Confused, also known as Confusion, is a Status Effect without a symbol and will wear off after an amount of turns.
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Main Series 
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Generation I Edit
The Pokémon has a 50% chance of hurting itself, even if the attack is non-damaging. This lasts for 1 to 4 turns. Recalling the Pokémon or switching it out.
Generation II Edit
Same as in Generation I.
Generation III Edit
Same as in Generation I.
Ducks swirl around the Confused Pokémon.
Generation IV Edit
Same as in Generation I.
Generation V Edit
Same as in Generation I.
Causes Edit
Moves Edit
- Chatter - Can confuse based on volume: Quiet: 1%, Medium: 11%, Loud: 31% of the time will Confuse.
- Confusion - Has a 10% chance of Confusing.
- Psybeam - Has a 10% chance of Confusing.
- Signal Beam - Has a 10% chance of Confusing.
- Dizzy Punch Has a 20% chance of Confusing.
- Rock Climb - Has a 20% chance of Confusing.
- Water Pulse - Has a 20% chance of Confusing.
- DynamicPunch - Confuses on contact.
- Confuse Ray - Confuses on contact.
- Supersonic - Confuses on contact.
- Sweet Kiss - Confuses on contact.
- Teeter Dance - Confuses on contact.
- Swagger - Raises attack and confuses on contact.
- Flatter - Raises attack and Confuses on contact.
- Outrage - Confuses user.
- Thrash - Confuses user.
- Petal Dance - Confuses user.
Items Edit
Cures, Immunity, and Prevention Edit
Items Edit
- Full Heal
- Heal Powder
- Old Gateau
- Lava Cookie
- Sacred Ash
- Yellow Flute
- Bitter Berry
- Lum Berry
- Miracle Berry
- Persim Berry
Moves Edit
- Safeguard
- Rest
- Refresh
Abilities Edit
- Own Tempo
Other Edit
When a Confused Pokémon is switched out or recalled, it will lose the Confusion.
Console Series Edit
Pokémon Stadium Edit
The Pokémon has a 50% chance of hurting itself, even if the attack is non-damaging. This lasts for 1 to 4 turns. Recalling the Pokémon or switching it out.
Pokémon Stadium 2 Edit
Same as Pokémon Stadium.
Pokémon Battle Revolution Edit
The Pokémon has a 50% chance of hurting itself, even if the attack is non-damaging. This lasts for 1 to 4 turns. Recalling the Pokémon or switching it out.
Side Games Edit
Pokémon TCG series Edit
Both games follow the rules of the Trading Card Game. If a Pokémon is confused, you must flip a coin before attacking. If on Heads, you may proceed with the attack. On Tails, place three damage counters on the Pokémon. Unless replaced with Asleep or Paralyzed, it is only cured by retreating or evolving. When the Pokémon is Confused, it is turned upside-down.
Trading Card Game Edit
If a Pokémon is confused, you must flip a coin before attacking. If on Heads, you may proceed with the attack. On Tails, place three damage counters on the Pokémon. Unless replaced with Asleep or Paralyzed, it is only cured by retreating or evolving. When the Pokémon is Confused, it is turned upside-down.