Scary Face
Scary Face (こわいかお , Scary Face ? is a non-damaging Normal-type move introduced in the second generation .
Effect [ ] Scary Face lowers the target's speed stat by two stages. In Generation V, Scary Face's accuracy changed from 90% to 100%.
If a Kyurem that knows Scary Face fuses with either Reshiram or Zekrom via the DNA Splicers, the move will be replaced by Fusion Flare or Fusion Bolt . Reversing the fusion will perform the inverse of these move transformations.
Since Eighth Pokémon generation , due to Scary Face being taught by TM, Kyurem can learn Scary Face even if fused. If a fused Kyurem that knows Scary Face is separated, it will forget Scary Face before Fusion Flare or Fusion Bolt is replaced.
Learnset [ ] By leveling up [ ] This section requires an expansion. More information is needed. Sources are recommended.
Pokémon
Type
Generation
II III IV V VI VII VIII IX
By TM [ ] This section requires an expansion. More information is needed. Sources are recommended.
Pokémon
Type
Generation
VIII TM26 IX TM006
By breeding [ ] This section requires an expansion. More information is needed. Sources are recommended.
Pokémon
Type
Generation
II III IV V VI VII VIII IX
By event [ ]
Pokémon
Type
Event
Pichu
New York Pokémon Center
Cleffa
New York Pokémon Center
Igglybuff
New York Pokémon Center
Marill
New York Pokémon Center
Wooper
New York Pokémon Center
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Normal type moves
Generation I Barrage • Bide • Bind • Body Slam • Comet Punch • Constrict • Conversion • Cut • Defense Curl • Disable • Dizzy Punch • Double Slap • Double Team • Double-Edge • Egg Bomb • Explosion • Flash • Focus Energy • Fury Attack • Fury Swipes • Glare • Growl • Growth • Guillotine • Harden • Headbutt • Horn Attack • Horn Drill • Hyper Beam • Hyper Fang • Leer • Lovely Kiss • Mega Kick • Mega Punch • Metronome • Mimic • Minimize • Pay Day • Pound • Quick Attack • Rage • Razor Wind • Recover • Roar • Scratch • Screech • Self-Destruct • Sharpen • Sing • Skull Bash • Slam • Slash • Smokescreen • Soft-Boiled • Sonic Boom • Spike Cannon • Splash • Stomp • Strength • Struggle • Substitute • Super Fang • Supersonic • Swift • Swords Dance • Tackle • Tail Whip • Take Down • Thrash • Transform • Tri Attack • Vise Grip • Whirlwind • Wrap
Generation II Attract • Baton Pass • Belly Drum • Conversion 2 • Encore • Endure • Extreme Speed • False Swipe • Flail • Foresight • Frustration • Heal Bell • Hidden Power • Lock-On • Mean Look • Milk Drink • Mind Reader • Morning Sun • Pain Split • Perish Song • Present • Protect • Psych Up • Rapid Spin • Return • Safeguard • Scary Face • Sketch • Sleep Talk • Snore • Swagger • Sweet Scent
Generation III Assist • Block • Camouflage • Covet • Crush Claw • Endeavor • Facade • Fake Out • Follow Me • Helping Hand • Howl • Hyper Voice • Nature Power • Odor Sleuth • Recycle • Refresh • Secret Power • Slack Off • Smelling Salts • Spit Up • Stockpile • Swallow • Teeter Dance • Tickle • Uproar • Weather Ball • Wish • Yawn
Generation IV Acupressure • Captivate • Copycat • Crush Grip • Double Hit • Feint • Giga Impact • Judgment • Last Resort • Lucky Chant • Me First • Natural Gift • Rock Climb • Trump Card • Wring Out
Generation V After You • Bestow • Chip Away • Echoed Voice • Entrainment • Head Charge • Reflect Type • Relic Song • Retaliate • Round • Shell Smash • Simple Beam • Tail Slap • Techno Blast • Work Up
Generation VI Boomburst • Celebrate • Confide • Happy Hour • Hold Back • Hold Hands • Noble Roar • Play Nice
Generation VII Breakneck Blitz • Extreme Evoboost • Laser Focus • Multi-Attack • Pulverizing Pancake • Revelation Dance • Spotlight • Tearful Look • Veevee Volley
Generation VIII Court Change • G-Max Cuddle • G-Max Gold Rush • G-Max Replenish • Max Guard • Max Strike • Power Shift • Stuff Cheeks • Teatime • Terrain Pulse
Generation IX Blood Moon • Doodle • Fillet Away • Hyper Drill • Population Bomb • Raging Bull • Revival Blessing • Shed Tail • Tera Blast • Tera Starstorm • Tidy Up
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