Hurricane is a type move introduced in Generation V. The user creates monstrously strong winds that surround the opponent that may leave it confused. It never misses in heavy rain, but has 50% accuracy in intense sunlight.
-Effect
Hurricane deals damage and has a 30% chance of confusing the target. It can't confuse a target that has a Substitute. Hurricane can hit non-adjacent opponents in triple battles. Hurricane can hit a Pokémon during the semi-invulnerable turns of moves such as Fly, Bounce, and Sky Drop.
In battle
Description
The user attacks by wrapping its opponent in a fierce wind that flies up into the sky. It may also confuse the target.
Learnset
Generation V
By Leveling Up
By Leveling Up | ||
Pokémon | Type | Level |
---|---|---|
Pidgey | Normal/ | 53 |
Pidgeotto | Normal/ | 62 |
Pidgeot | Normal/ | 68 |
Articuno* | Ice/ | 92 |
Moltres* | Fire/ | 92 |
Dragonite | Dragon/ | 81 |
Wingull | Water/ | 50 |
Pelipper | Water/ | 63 |
Whimsicott | Grass | 46 |
Ducklett | Water/ | 46 |
Swanna | Water/ | 55 |
Volcarona | Bug/Fire | 90 |
Tornadus | 67 | |
* Bold indicates a Pokémon which receives STAB from this move |
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Trivia
- Both Hurricane and Thunder never miss during heavy rain. This may be a relation to a thunderstorm.
- Whimsicott and Volcarona are the only non- types to learn this move, and not receive STAB.
- Of these two, Whimsicott is the only one that is not based on a flying creature.
- These Pokémon are weak to type. -
- No Pokémon of Generation II can learn this move (except for Smeargle), Suicune doesn't learn this move, even Lugia, who is said to be able to whip up a 40-day storm when flapping its wings.