Talk:G-Max Snooze (move)

Effects Under Electric and Misty Terrain

Due to the fact that Electric Terrain prevents Yawn from affecting grounded target Pokémon, it would follow that this move's effect would be wholly prevented in the same conditions, but the damage would still be dealt. Similarly, under Misty Terrain, a target grounded Pokémon would become drowsy if the secondary effect of this move activated, but if the terrain was still present when the target would fall asleep, they would be prevented from doing so. I have not been able to confirm this is the case in an official Pokémon game yet, but I think this might be worth noting in this article if the logic in-game follows this reasoning. This was brought to my attention through this move's mention in the Misty Terrain article, and got me thinking about how the two terrains affect the use of yawn on a grounded Pokémon differently. Lavince ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ (talk) 09:22, 29 June 2021 (UTC)