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A '''perfect battle''' is a special kind of [[Pokémon battle|battle]] when one [[Pokémon trainer|trainer]] knocks out all of their opponent's [[Pokémon]] without the opponent getting an opportunity to use a single [[move]]. | A '''perfect battle''' is a special kind of [[Pokémon battle|battle]] when one [[Pokémon trainer|trainer]] knocks out all of their opponent's [[Pokémon]] without the opponent getting an opportunity to use a single [[move]]. | ||
A similar kind of battle is called the '''no-hit battle''' in which the opponent's Pokémon have the opportunity to attack but only use stat-enhancing moves, leaving the victor's Pokémon in perfect health. | A similar kind of battle is called the '''no-hit battle''' in which the opponent's Pokémon have the opportunity to attack but only use stat-enhancing moves or attacking moves that fail to hit, leaving the victor's Pokémon in perfect health. | ||
[[Category:Fanon terminology]] | [[Category:Fanon terminology]] | ||
Revision as of 06:10, 11 February 2008
A perfect battle is a special kind of battle when one trainer knocks out all of their opponent's Pokémon without the opponent getting an opportunity to use a single move.
A similar kind of battle is called the no-hit battle in which the opponent's Pokémon have the opportunity to attack but only use stat-enhancing moves or attacking moves that fail to hit, leaving the victor's Pokémon in perfect health.
