Supercell Slam (move)

From Bulbapedia, the community-driven Pokémon encyclopedia.
Jump to navigationJump to search

サンダーダイブThunder Dive
Type Electric
Category Physical
PP 15(max. 24)
Power 100
Accuracy 95%
Priority 0
Range
OpponentOpponentOpponent
SelfAllyAlly
Normal: May affect anyone adjacent to the user
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 

Supercell Slam (Japanese:サンダーダイブThunder Dive) is a damage-dealingmove introduced duringGeneration IX, inThe Indigo Disk. It isTM210 inPokémon Scarlet and Violet.

Effect

Supercell Slam deals damage. If the user misses, the user will takecrash damage equal to half of the user's max HP, rounded down. If the target is immune to Supercell Slam by type or Ability (such asVolt Absorb) or isprotected, the move counts as a miss.

If the target has usedMinimize, Supercell Slam deals double its regular damage and bypassesaccuracy checks to always hit, unless the target is in thesemi-invulnerable turn of a move such asDig orFly.

Description

GamesDescription
SVThe user electrifies its body and drops onto the target to inflict damage. If this move misses, the user takes damage instead.


Learnset

ByTM

#PokémonTypesEgg GroupsCompatibility
IX
0074Geodude
Geodude
Alolan Form

MineralMineral✔
0075Graveler
Graveler
Alolan Form

MineralMineral✔
0076Golem
Golem
Alolan Form

MineralMineral✔
0101ElectrodeMineralMineral✔
0101Electrode
Electrode
Hisuian Form

MineralMineral✔
0111Rhyhorn
MonsterField✔
0112Rhydon
MonsterField✔
0125ElectabuzzHuman-LikeHuman-Like✔
0143SnorlaxMonsterMonster✔
0145Zapdos
No Eggs DiscoveredNo Eggs Discovered✔
0151MewNo Eggs DiscoveredNo Eggs Discovered✔
0181AmpharosMonsterField✔
0239ElekidNo Eggs DiscoveredNo Eggs Discovered✔
0243RaikouNo Eggs DiscoveredNo Eggs Discovered✔
0405LuxrayFieldField✔
0409RampardosMonsterMonster✔
0462Magnezone
MineralMineral✔
0464Rhyperior
MonsterField✔
0466ElectivireHuman-LikeHuman-Like✔
0476Probopass
MineralMineral✔
0493Arceus
Arceus
All forms
No Eggs DiscoveredNo Eggs Discovered✔
0522BlitzleFieldField✔
0523ZebstrikaFieldField✔
0604EelektrossAmorphousAmorphous✔
0642Thundurus
Thundurus
All forms

No Eggs DiscoveredNo Eggs Discovered✔
0644Zekrom
No Eggs DiscoveredNo Eggs Discovered✔
0738Vikavolt
BugBug✔
0871PincurchinWater 1Amorphous✔
0879CopperajahFieldMineral✔
0894RegielekiNo Eggs DiscoveredNo Eggs Discovered✔
0901Ursaluna
FieldField✔
0923Pawmot
FieldField✔
0939BelliboltWater 1Water 1✔
0941Kilowattrel
Water 1Flying✔
0967Cyclizar
FieldField✔
0984Great Tusk
No Eggs DiscoveredNo Eggs Discovered✔
0989Sandy Shocks
No Eggs DiscoveredNo Eggs Discovered✔
0990Iron Treads
No Eggs DiscoveredNo Eggs Discovered✔
0992Iron Hands
No Eggs DiscoveredNo Eggs Discovered✔
0995Iron Thorns
No Eggs DiscoveredNo Eggs Discovered✔
1008Miraidon
No Eggs DiscoveredNo Eggs Discovered✔
1021Raging Bolt
No Eggs DiscoveredNo Eggs Discovered✔
1023Iron Crown
No Eggs DiscoveredNo Eggs Discovered✔
1024TerapagosNo 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.


In animation

Pokémon animated series


Kilowattrel

Taking crash damage
The user electrifies its body and drops onto the target to inflict damage. If this move misses, the user takes damage instead.
PokémonMethod
UserFirst Used InNotes
KilowattrelKilowattrel's body becomes covered in shimmering yellow electricity. It then flies high into the air and crashes into the opponent. If the attack misses, Kilowattrel gets hurt instead.
Roy's KilowattrelHZ125Debut
Enhanced byTerastallization

Trivia

  • This move was first revealed on November 21, 2023 alongsideHard Press prior to the release ofThe Indigo Disk duringSerebii's writeup of their hands-on preview of the DLC, though the move is referred to asSupercharged Cell, possibly erroneously.[1]
  • Supercell Slam is the only move capable of dealingcrash damage that is notFighting-type and the only one that does not have "kick" in its name.

In other languages

LanguageTitle
ChineseCantonese閃電強襲Símdihn Kèuhngjaahp
Mandarin閃電強襲 / 闪电强袭Shǎndiàn Qiángxí
FrenchVolt Assaut
GermanDonnerstoß
ItalianElettrotuffo
Korean썬더다이브Sseondeo Daibeu
Brazilian PortuguesePancada Pilhada
SpanishLatin AmericaGolpe Voltaico
SpainPlancha Voltaica

References


Variations of the moveJump Kick
Jump Kick •Supercell Slam


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
This article is part ofProject Moves and Abilities, aBulbapedia project that aims to write comprehensive articles on two related aspects of the Pokémon games.