Flail is a Normal-type, Physical-class Move. Review its attributes, effect, game availability and every Pokémon able to learn it.
The user flails about aimlessly to attack. The less HP the user has, the greater the move's power.
One other Pokémon on the field, selected by the trainer.
Inflicts regular damage. Power varies inversely with the user’s proportional remaining HP. 64 * current HP / max HP | Power -----------------------: | ----: 0– 1 | 200 2– 5 | 150 6–12 | 100 13–21 | 80 22–42 | 40 43–64 | 20
Technical behavior, availability and special interactions for this move.
Rules that affect how this move interacts with abilities, items and other moves.
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.
Inflicts damage on the target. The lower the user's HP the greater the damage.
Inflicts damage on the target. The lower the user's HP, the greater the damage it inflicts.
Inflicts damage on the target. The lower the user's HP, the greater the damage it inflicts.
It damages an enemy. The lower the user's HP, the greater the damage.
The lower your HP, the more powerful this move becomes.
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.7
Squirtle
No.8
Wartortle
No.9
Blastoise
No.9
Blastoise
No.25
Pikachu
No.25
Pikachu
No.26
Raichu
No.26
Raichu
No.26
Raichu
No.26
Raichu
No.27
Sandshrew
No.27
Sandshrew
No.28
Sandslash
No.28
Sandslash
No.37
Vulpix
No.37
Vulpix
No.38
Ninetales
No.38
Ninetales
No.43
Oddish
No.44
Gloom
No.45
Vileplume
No.46
Paras
No.52
Meowth
No.52
Meowth
