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! The critical-hit rate of your Super-Effective moves is increased | |||
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! Self-Control | |||
! Even when you're in the Confused or Blinker status condition, your attacks won't hit your teammates. | |||
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! Retaliating | |||
! When one of your teammates faints, your Attack, Special Attack, and accuracy go up a lot! The status wears off when you step on a Wonder Title or move to the next floor. | |||
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! When someone in your team gets a status condition, other teammates won't get the same status condition until the Pokémon heals. | |||
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Team Skills replace the IQ system from earlier Pokémon Mystery Dungeon Games in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity. They are generally found in treasure boxes which can be opened for 150 Poké at Rampardos's shop in Post Town.
Team Skills
| Name | Game description |
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| Intimidation | It may make an enemy's attack fail |
| Trap Busting | You may break a trap instead of triggering it |
| Second-Chance | It raises the accuracy of the second attack when the first attack fails |
| Sneaky | You won't wake up a sleeping enemy even when you're next to it |
| Last-Minute | It raises the evasiveness when HP is low |
| Tough | You may not faint even if you take a critical hit |
| Guard | A pokemon near the leader sometimes blocks an attack on the leader |
| PP Restore | Power points are partially restored upon entering a dungeon or on a new floor. |
| Super-Effective | The critical-hit rate of your Super-Effective moves is increased |
| Self-Control | Even when you're in the Confused or Blinker status condition, your attacks won't hit your teammates. |
| Retaliating | When one of your teammates faints, your Attack, Special Attack, and accuracy go up a lot! The status wears off when you step on a Wonder Title or move to the next floor. |
| Prevention | When someone in your team gets a status condition, other teammates won't get the same status condition until the Pokémon heals. |
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