Magic Coat is a Psychic-type, Status-class Move. Review its attributes, effect, game availability and every Pokémon able to learn it.
Moves like Leech Seed and moves that inflict status conditions are blocked by a barrier and reflected back to the user of those moves.
The user.
The first non-damaging move targeting the user this turn that inflicts major status effects, stat changes, or trapping effects will be reflected at its user. Defog, Memento, and Teeter Dance are not reflected. Attract, Flatter, Gastro Acid, Leech Seed, Swagger, Worry Seed, and Yawn are reflected. This move cannot be copied by Mirror Move.
Technical behavior, availability and special interactions for this move.
Compare the game-specific behavior of this move across the Mystery Dungeon version groups in which data is available.
These values belong to Mystery Dungeon. They are intentionally separate from the main-series attributes shown above.
The user gains the Magic Coat status. The user reflects several moves directly back to the foes.
Gives the Pokémon that uses this move the Magic Coat status, which reflects several kinds of moves back at enemies.
Gives the Pokémon that uses this move the Magic Coat status, which reflects several kinds of moves back at enemies.
It gives the user a Magic Coat, which reflects several kinds of moves back at foes.
See how this move, its values and official descriptions changed across the games.
Review compatible Pokémon, their learning method and the game version used as reference.
No.575
Gothorita
No.576
Gothitelle
No.577
Solosis
No.578
Duosion
No.579
Reuniclus
No.582
Vanillite
No.583
Vanillish
No.584
Vanilluxe
No.592
Frillish
No.593
Jellicent
No.594
Alomomola
No.599
Klink
No.600
Klang
No.601
Klinklang
No.605
Elgyem
No.606
Beheeyem
No.615
Cryogonal
No.622
Golett
No.623
Golurk
No.648
Meloetta
No.648
Meloetta
No.649
Genesect
No.653
Fennekin
No.654
Braixen
