If a Pokémon affected by After You or Quash ignores all priorities, then would its increased priority moves like Quick Attack still be blocked or not? Alternatively, if a Pokémon is affected by After You, are all its moves blocked due to their increased priority?
If a confused, paralyzed, or infatuated Pokémon tries to use an increased priority move against a Pokémon with Dazzling, can those status conditions activate or does Dazzling always take priority? You can discuss this on the talk page.
If an opponent uses a move with increased priority (including moves boosted by Prankster, Gale Wings, or Triage) that targets the Pokémon with Dazzling or its allies, Dazzling prevents the Pokémon from executing that move, after PP is deducted from it. As such, the opponent can only use a move with decreased priority or a move without any to target the Pokémon with Dazzling or its allies.
Status Z-Moves with increased priority will have their Z-Power effect activate. For example, if a Pokémon uses Z-Baby-Doll Eyes on a Pokémon under the effect of Dazzling, the user will still gain Defense; it will not lower the target's Attack, however.
Moves with increased priority that are called using Instruct retain their original priority and are blocked by Dazzling. Moves with decreased priority and moves without any—both which are called using Instruct with increased priority (i.e.: the user with Prankster)—similarly retain their original priority and cannot be blocked.
Moves with increased priority that are called using any moves that call other moves cannot be blocked by Dazzling. If a move that calls other moves is used with increased priority, Dazzling will block the called move regardless of its original priority.
