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Sucker Punch (Japanese: ふいうち) is a damage-dealing Dark-type move introduced in Generation IV.
Learnset
Generation IV
By leveling up
- Rattata at Lv.19
- Raticate at Lv.19
- Diglett at Lv.23
- Dugtrio at Lv.23
- Gastly at Lv.22
- Haunter at Lv.22
- Gengar at Lv.22
- Kangaskhan at Lv.46
- Sentret at Lv.31
- Furret at Lv.36
- Spinarak at Lv.26
- Ariados at Lv.28
- Sudowoodo at Lv.41
- Murkrow at Lv.45
- Poochyena at Lv.49
- Mightyena at Lv.62
- Mawile at Lv.46
- Spinda at Lv.32
- Cacnea at Lv.37
- Cacturne at Lv.41
- Kecleon at Lv.46
- Shuppet at Lv.35
- Banette at Lv.35
- Absol at Lv.44
- Glameow at Lv.41
- Bonsly at Lv.41
- Spiritomb at Lv.31
- Croagunk at Lv.31
- Toxicroak at Lv.31