Dragon Cheer (move)

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ドラゴンエールDragon Yell
Type Dragon
Category Status
PP 15(max. 24)
Power —
Accuracy —%
Priority 0
  • Does not makecontact
  • Not affected by Protect
  • Not affected by Magic Coat
  • Not affected by Snatch
  • Not affected by Mirror Move
  • Not affected by King's Rock
Range
OpponentOpponentOpponent
SelfAllyAlly
All Allies (Except Self): Affects all allies
Availability
Introduced Generation IX
Condition [[{{{category}}} (condition)|{{{category}}}]]
Appeal 0 
Jam 0 
Condition [[{{{category}}} (condition)|{{{category}}}]]
Appeal 0 
Condition [[{{{category}}} (condition)|{{{category}}}]]
Appeal 0 
Jamming 0 

Dragon Cheer (Japanese:ドラゴンエールDragon Yell) is a non-damagingDragon-typemove introduced duringGeneration IX, inThe Indigo Disk. It isTM226 inPokémon Scarlet and Violet.

Effect

Dragon Cheer increases the user's allies'critical-hit ratio by one stage. If the affected Pokémon areDragon-type, their critical-hit ratio is increased by two stages instead. The effects of Dragon Cheer can be copied byPsych Up,Transform,Costar,Opportunist, and aMirror Herb.

Dragon Cheer's effects apply based on the allies' type upon use of the move, and do not change if the allies' type changes later in battle. Prior to version 3.0.1, the effect of Dragon Cheer would remain even if switched in.

The move will fail if there is no adjacent ally, or if the ally is already under the effects ofFocus Energy or Dragon Cheer.

Other effects

ADipplin that knows this move willevolve intoHydrapple when leveled up.

Description

GamesDescription
SVThe user raises its allies’ morale with a draconic cry so that their future attacks have a heightened chance of landing critical hits. This rouses Dragon types more.


Learnset

ByTM

#PokémonTypesEgg GroupsCompatibility
IX
0006Charizard
MonsterDragon✔
0103Exeggutor
Exeggutor
Alolan Form

GrassGrass✔
0130Gyarados
Water 2Dragon✔
0131Lapras
MonsterWater 1✔
0147DratiniWater 1Dragon✔
0148DragonairWater 1Dragon✔
0149Dragonite
Water 1Dragon✔
0151MewNo Eggs DiscoveredNo Eggs Discovered✔
0181AmpharosMonsterField✔
0254SceptileMonsterDragon✔
0330Flygon
BugDragon✔
0333Swablu
FlyingDragon✔
0334Altaria
FlyingDragon✔
0350MiloticWater 1Dragon✔
0371BagonDragonDragon✔
0372ShelgonDragonDragon✔
0373Salamence
DragonDragon✔
0380Latias
No Eggs DiscoveredNo Eggs Discovered✔
0381Latios
No Eggs DiscoveredNo Eggs Discovered✔
0384Rayquaza
No Eggs DiscoveredNo Eggs Discovered✔
0408CranidosMonsterMonster✔
0409RampardosMonsterMonster✔
0443Gible
MonsterDragon✔
0444Gabite
MonsterDragon✔
0445Garchomp
MonsterDragon✔
0610AxewMonsterDragon✔
0611FraxureMonsterDragon✔
0612HaxorusMonsterDragon✔
0633Deino
DragonDragon✔
0634Zweilous
DragonDragon✔
0635Hydreigon
DragonDragon✔
0643Reshiram
No Eggs DiscoveredNo Eggs Discovered✔
0644Zekrom
No Eggs DiscoveredNo Eggs Discovered✔
0646Kyurem
Kyurem
All forms

No Eggs DiscoveredNo Eggs Discovered✔
0706GoodraDragonDragon✔
0706Goodra
Goodra
Hisuian Form

DragonDragon✔
0715Noivern
FlyingDragon✔
0758Salazzle
MonsterDragon✔
0782Jangmo-oDragonDragon✔
0783Hakamo-o
DragonDragon✔
0784Kommo-o
DragonDragon✔
0884Duraludon
MineralDragon✔
0886Drakloak
AmorphousDragon✔
0887Dragapult
AmorphousDragon✔
0895RegidragoNo Eggs DiscoveredNo Eggs Discovered✔
0967Cyclizar
FieldField✔
0978Tatsugiri
Tatsugiri
All forms

Water 2Water 2✔
0993Iron Jugulis
No Eggs DiscoveredNo Eggs Discovered✔
0998Baxcalibur
DragonMineral✔
1005Roaring Moon
No Eggs DiscoveredNo Eggs Discovered✔
1007Koraidon
No Eggs DiscoveredNo Eggs Discovered✔
1008Miraidon
No Eggs DiscoveredNo Eggs Discovered✔
1009Walking Wake
No Eggs DiscoveredNo Eggs Discovered✔
1011Dipplin
GrassDragon✔
1018Archaludon
MineralDragon✔
1019Hydrapple
GrassDragon✔
1020Gouging Fire
No Eggs DiscoveredNo Eggs Discovered✔
1021Raging Bolt
No Eggs DiscoveredNo Eggs Discovered✔
Bold indicates a Pokémon gainsSTAB from this move.
Italics indicates a Pokémon whose Evolution or alternate form receives STAB from this move.
A dash (−) indicates a Pokémon cannot learn the move by the designated method.
An empty cell indicates a Pokémon that is unavailable in that game/generation.


Trivia

  • Dragon Cheer was temporarily banned in official tournaments, due to the bug in Scarlet and Violet 3.0.0 that caused the boost to remain on switching out. The ban was lifted on the release of 3.0.1.[1]
  • Despite its name and description, Dragon Cheer is not asound-based move.

In other languages

LanguageTitle
ChineseCantonese龍聲鼓舞Lóngsīng Gúmóuh
Mandarin龍聲鼓舞 / 龙声鼓舞Lóngshēng Gǔwǔ
FrenchCri Draconique
GermanDrachenschrei
ItalianGrido del Drago
Korean드래곤옐Deuraegon Yel
Brazilian PortugueseBramido do Dragão
SpanishBramido Dragón

References

Generation IXTMs
SV
001 •002 •003 •004 •005 •006 •007 •008 •009 •010 •011 •012 •013 •014 •015 •016 •017 •018 •019
020 •021 •022 •023 •024 •025 •026 •027 •028 •029 •030 •031 •032 •033 •034 •035 •036 •037 •038
039 •040 •041 •042 •043 •044 •045 •046 •047 •048 •049 •050 •051 •052 •053 •054 •055 •056 •057
058 •059 •060 •061 •062 •063 •064 •065 •066 •067 •068 •069 •070 •071 •072 •073 •074 •075 •076
077 •078 •079 •080 •081 •082 •083 •084 •085 •086 •087 •088 •089 •090 •091 •092 •093 •094 •095
096 •097 •098 •099 •100 •101 •102 •103 •104 •105 •106 •107 •108 •109 •110 •111 •112 •113 •114
115 •116 •117 •118 •119 •120 •121 •122 •123 •124 •125 •126 •127 •128 •129 •130 •131 •132 •133
134 •135 •136 •137 •138 •139 •140 •141 •142 •143 •144 •145 •146 •147 •148 •149 •150 •151 •152
153 •154 •155 •156 •157 •158 •159 •160 •161 •162 •163 •164 •165 •166 •167 •168 •169 •170 •171
Added inSV2.0.1
172 •173 •174 •175 •176 •177 •178 •179 •180 •181 •182 •183 •184 •185 •186
187 •188 •189 •190 •191 •192 •193 •194 •195 •196 •197 •198 •199 •200 •201
Added inSV3.0.0
202 •203 •204 •205 •206 •207 •208 •209 •210 •211 •212 •213 •214 •215
216 •217 •218 •219 •220 •221 •222 •223 •224 •225 •226 •227 •228 •229
ZA
001 •002 •003 •004 •005 •006 •007 •008 •009 •010 •011 •012 •013 •014 •015 •016 •017 •018 •019
020 •021 •022 •023 •024 •025 •026 •027 •028 •029 •030 •031 •032 •033 •034 •035 •036 •037 •038
039 •040 •041 •042 •043 •044 •045 •046 •047 •048 •049 •050 •051 •052 •053 •054 •055 •056 •057
058 •059 •060 •061 •062 •063 •064 •065 •066 •067 •068 •069 •070 •071 •072 •073 •074 •075 •076
077 •078 •079 •080 •081 •082 •083 •084 •085 •086 •087 •088 •089 •090 •091 •092 •093 •094 •095
096 •097 •098 •099 •100 •101 •102 •103 •104 •105 •106 •107
Added inZA2.0.0
108 •109 •110 •111 •112 •113 •114 •115 •116 •117 •118 •119 •120 •121 •122 •123 •124 •125 •126
127 •128 •129 •130 •131 •132 •133 •134 •135 •136 •137 •138 •139 •140 •141 •142 •143 •144 •145
146 •147 •148 •149 •150 •151 •152 •153 •154 •155 •156 •157 •158 •159 •160
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