Crush (Field Move)

Crush is a Field Move that Pokémon can use outside of battles in Pokémon Ranger, Pokémon Ranger: Shadows of Almia, and Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs.

Pokémon Ranger

Glossary

The chosen friend Pokémon will crush the target with a hard tackle, shock waves, or other means. Fragile walls can be crushed, too.

Pokémon

Here is a list of Pokémon that can use Crush.

#	Pokémon		Group	Field Move	Poké Assist	Loops to capture
R-009		Meganium	Grass	Crush 3	Grass	25 loops
R-025		Beedrill	Bug	Crush	Poison	3 loops
R-063		Rhydon	Ground	Crush 3	Ground	8 loops
R-064		Geodude	Ground	Crush	Rock	8 loops
R-065		Graveler	Ground	Crush 2	Rock	11 loops
R-066		Golem	Ground	Crush 3	Rock	16 loops
R-075		Feraligatr	Water	Crush 3	Water	14 loops
R-080		Machop	Fighting	Crush	Fighting	6 loops
R-081		Machoke	Fighting	Crush 2	Fighting	8 loops
R-082		Machamp	Fighting	Crush 3	Fighting	10 loops
R-084		Hariyama	Fighting	Crush 3	Fighting	12 loops
R-085		Meditite	Psychic	Crush	Fighting	4 loops
R-086		Medicham	Psychic	Crush 2	Fighting	9 loops
R-149		Mankey	Fighting	Crush	Fighting	5 loops
R-150		Primeape	Fighting	Crush 2	Fighting	10 loops
R-167		Salamence	Dragon	Crush 3	Flying	22 loops
R-174		Snorunt	Ice	Crush	Ice	7 loops
R-192		Metagross	Steel	Crush 3	Psychic	30 loops
R-195		Tyranitar	Rock	Crush 3	Dark	11 loops
R-201		Kangaskhan	Normal	Crush 3	Normal	5 loops
R-207		Registeel	Steel	Crush 3	Steel	20 loops

Uses

Image	Name	Description	Location	Field Move	Hidden Pokemon
	Rock	Ordinary rocks like this are everywhere. Pokémon break them to test their power.	Lyra Forest
File:Waterworks Wall (Pokemon Ranger).jpg	Waterworks Wall	This freshly made concrete wall would crumble from a strong attack.	Waterworks
	Rose Stone	This odd obstacle disappears in response to a Pokémon's crushing move.	Jungle Relic
	Boulder	A Pokémon that can break a boulder of this size earns the respect of others.	Krokka Tunnel, Jungle Relic, Panula Cave
	Cavern Wall	This rock slab, saturated with water, would crumble from a strong shock.	Krokka Tunnel
	Rockfall	This giant boulder is extremely hard. A lot of power is needed to crush it.	Krokka Tunnel, Jungle Relic, Sekra Range		Spinarak
	Rock Wall	This rock slab with deep fissures would crumble from a strong shock.	Sekra Range

Pokémon Ranger: Shadows of Almia

Glossary

N/A

Pokémon

Here is a list of Pokémon that can use Crush.

#	Pokémon		Group	Field Move	Poké Assist
R-004		Bidoof	Normal	Crush 1	Normal
R-015		Golbat	Flying	Crush 2	Flying
R-016		Crobat	Flying	Crush 3	Flying
R-020		Buneary	Normal	Crush 1	Normal
R-021		Lopunny	Normal	Crush 2	Normal
R-022		Happiny	Normal	Crush 1	Normal
R-028		Makuhita	Fighting	Crush 2	Fighting
R-029		Hariyama	Fighting	Crush 3	Fighting
R-031		Sudowoodo	Rock	Crush 2	Rock
R-041		Geodude	Rock	Crush 1	Rock
R-042		Graveler	Rock	Crush 2	Rock
R-043		Golem	Rock	Crush 4	Rock
R-044		Nosepass	Rock	Crush 2	Rock
R-045		Probopass	Rock	Crush 4	Rock
R-058		Beedrill	Bug	Crush 2	Bug
R-060		Vespiquen	Bug	Crush 3	Bug
R-061		Tyrogue	Fighting	Crush 1	Fighting
R-081		Toxicroak	Poison	Crush 2	Poison
R-086		Finneon	Water	Crush 1	Water
R-087		Lumineon	Water	Crush 2	Water
R-093		Corsola	Water	Crush 2	Water
R-096		Sharpedo	Water	Crush 4	Water
R-104		Glaceon	Ice	Crush 3	Ice
R-109		Ambipom	Normal	Crush 2	Normal
R-111		Forretress	Steel	Crush 2	Steel
R-120		Larvitar	Ground	Crush 1	Rock
R-121		Pupitar	Ground	Crush 2	Ground
R-122		Tyranitar	Rock	Crush 4	Dark
R-126		Mankey	Fighting	Crush 1	Fighting
R-127		Primeape	Fighting	Crush 3	Fighting
R-130		Mawile	Steel	Crush 2	Steel
R-144		Stunky	Poison	Crush 1	Poison
R-146		Kangaskhan	Normal	Crush 2	Normal
R-163		Machamp	Fighting	Crush 3	Fighting
R-166		Drowzee	Psychic	Crush 2	Psychic
R-173		Skorupi	Poison	Crush 1	Poison
R-175		Lickilicky	Normal	Crush 3	Normal
R-198		Sealeo	Ice	Crush 2	Ice
R-199		Walrein	Ice	Crush 3	Ice
R-209		Delibird	Ice	Crush 1	Ice
R-212		Abomasnow	Ice	Crush 3	Ice
R-213		Snorunt	Ice	Crush 1	Ice
R-214		Glalie	Ice	Crush 3	Ice
R-215		Froslass	Ice	Crush 4	Ice
R-219		Dragonair	Dragon	Crush 3	Dragon
R-222		Riolu	Fighting	Crush 1	Fighting
R-227		Salamence	Dragon	Crush 4	Dragon
R-231		Kingdra	Water	Crush 4	Dragon
R-232		Huntail	Water	Crush 3	Dark
R-233		Gorebyss	Water	Crush 2	Psychic
R-234		Tentacruel	Water	Crush 2	Water
R-240		Cacturne	Dark	Crush 2	Dark
R-248		Bronzor	Steel	Crush 1	Steel
R-249		Bronzong	Steel	Crush 3	Steel
R-250		Claydol	Psychic	Crush 3	Psychic
R-253		Garchomp	Dragon	Crush 5	Dragon
R-258		Aerodactyl	Rock	Crush 4	Flying
R-262		Porygon-Z	Normal	Crush 3	Normal

Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs

Glossary

These moves can remove or relocate objects that are in the way using Target Clear.

Pokémon

Here is a list of Pokémon that can use Crush.

#	Pokémon		Group	Field Move	Assist
R-017		Teddiursa	Normal	Crush 1	Normal
R-038		Croagunk	Poison	Crush 1	Poison
R-039		Toxicroak	Poison	Crush 4	Poison
R-040		Poochyena	Dark	Crush 1	Dark
R-041		Mightyena	Dark	Crush 2	Dark
R-046		Weezing	Poison	Crush 2	Poison
R-047		Geodude	Rock	Crush 1	Rock
R-048		Graveler	Rock	Crush 2	Rock
R-049		Golem	Rock	Crush 3	Rock
R-050		Cranidos	Rock	Crush 2	Rock
R-051		Rampardos	Rock	Crush 3	Rock
R-052		Dunsparce	Normal	Crush 1	Normal
R-065		Huntail	Water	Crush 3	Water
R-067		Corsola	Water	Crush 2	Water
R-069		Seadra	Water	Crush 2	Water
R-070		Kingdra	Water	Crush 4	Water
R-071		Carvanha	Water	Crush 1	Water
R-072		Sharpedo	Water	Crush 3	Water
R-073		Igglybuff	Normal	Crush 1	Normal
R-074		Munchlax	Normal	Crush 1	Normal
R-082		Glaceon	Ice	Crush 4	Ice
R-088		Aipom	Normal	Crush 1	Rock
R-089		Ambipom	Normal	Crush 4	Rock
R-091		Croconaw	Water	Crush 3	Water
R-094		Ledian	Bug	Crush 3	Bug
R-099		Sudowoodo	Rock	Crush 2	Rock
R-100		Tyrogue	Fighting	Crush 1	Fighting
R-101		Hitmonlee	Fighting	Crush 3	Fighting
R-102		Hitmonchan	Fighting	Crush 2	Fighting
R-103		Hitmontop	Fighting	Crush 3	Fighting
R-109		Shuckle	Rock	Crush 1	Rock
R-118		Porygon2	Normal	Crush 2	Normal
R-119		Porygon-Z	Normal	Crush 3	Normal
R-137		Bidoof	Normal	Crush 1	Normal
R-173		Baltoy	Psychic	Crush 1	Psychic
R-180		Sandshrew	Ground	Crush 1	Ground
R-182		Mankey	Fighting	Crush 2	Fighting
R-183		Primeape	Fighting	Crush 3	Fighting
R-193		Vespiquen	Bug	Crush 3	Bug
R-197		Makuhita	Fighting	Crush 2	Fighting
R-198		Hariyama	Fighting	Crush 4	Fighting
R-199		Gible	Dragon	Crush 1	Dragon
R-201		Garchomp	Dragon	Crush 1	Dragon
R-208		Charizard	Fire	Crush 4	Fire
R-212		Combusken	Fire	Crush 3	Fire
R-213		Blaziken	Fire	Crush 4	Fire
R-216		Larvitar	Ground	Crush 2	Ground
R-217		Pupitar	Ground	Crush 3	Ground
R-218		Tyranitar	Rock	Crush 4	Rock
R-224		Beldum	Steel	Crush 1	Steel
R-225		Metang	Steel	Crush 2	Steel
R-226		Metagross	Steel	Crush 1	Steel
R-227		Happiny	Normal	Crush 1	Normal
R-248		Relicanth	Water	Crush 2	Water
R-250		Lickilicky	Normal	Crush 3	Normal
R-251		Buneary	Normal	Crush 1	Normal
R-252		Lopunny	Normal	Crush 3	Normal
R-253		Spheal	Ice	Crush 2	Ice
R-254		Sealeo	Ice	Crush 3	Ice
R-255		Walrein	Ice	Crush 4	Ice
R-256		Delibird	Ice	Crush 3	Ice
R-257		Snover	Ice	Crush 2	Ice
R-258		Abomasnow	Ice	Crush 3	Ice
R-262		Skorupi	Poison	Crush 2	Poison
R-263		Drapion	Poison	Crush 4	Poison
R-264		Riolu	Fighting	Crush 2	Fighting
R-265		Lucario	Fighting	Crush 4	Fighting
R-271		Kabuto	Rock	Crush 2	Rock
R-274		Remoraid	Water	Crush 1	Water
R-275		Octillery	Water	Crush 2	Water
R-276		Tentacool	Water	Crush 1	Water
R-277		Tentacruel	Water	Crush 2	Water
R-284		Hippowdon	Ground	Crush 4	Ground
R-288		Froslass	Ice	Crush 4	Ice
R-289		Tangrowth	Grass	Crush 3	Grass

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