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Skiploom

Cottonweed Pokémon

Skiploom’s flower blossoms when the temperature rises above 64 degrees Fahrenheit. How much the flower opens depends on the temperature. For that reason, this Pokémon is sometimes used as a thermometer.

Lv.	Move & effect	Type	Class	Power	Acc.	PP
1	Absorb Drains half the damage inflicted to heal the user.	Grass	Special	20	100	25
1	Splash Does nothing.	Normal	Status	—	—	40
1	Synthesis Heals the user by half its max HP. Affected by weather.	Grass	Status	—	—	5
1	Tail Whip Lowers the target’s Defense by one stage.	Normal	Status	—	100	30
8	Tackle Inflicts regular damage with no additional effect.	Normal	Physical	40	100	35
10	Fairy Wind Inflicts regular damage with no additional effect.	Fairy	Special	40	100	30
12	Poison Powder Poisons the target.	Poison	Status	—	75	35
12	Sleep Powder Puts the target to sleep.	Grass	Status	—	75	15
12	Stun Spore Paralyzes the target.	Grass	Status	—	75	30
15	Bullet Seed Hits 2-5 times in one turn.	Grass	Physical	25	100	30
20	Leech Seed Seeds the target, stealing HP from it every turn.	Grass	Status	—	90	10
24	Mega Drain Drains half the damage inflicted to heal the user.	Grass	Special	40	100	15
28	Acrobatics Has double power if the user has no held item.	Flying	Physical	55	100	15
31	Cotton Spore Lowers the target’s Speed by two stages.	Grass	Status	—	100	40
34	U-turn User must switch out after attacking.	Bug	Physical	70	100	20
36	Rage Powder Redirects the target’s single-target effects to the user for this turn.	Bug	Status	—	—	20
37	Giga Drain Drains half the damage inflicted to heal the user.	Grass	Special	75	100	10
41	Bounce User bounces high into the air, dodging all attacks, and hits next turn.	Flying	Physical	85	85	5
44	Memento Lowers the target’s Attack and Special Attack by two stages. User faints.	Dark	Status	—	100	10
48	Worry Seed Changes the target’s ability to Insomnia.	Grass	Status	—	100	10

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