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TM057 contains the move False Swipe in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet. Read on to learn about TM057's location and how to unlock False Swipe in the TM Machine, the move's type, power, accuracy, PP, and effect, as well as what Pokemon learn False Swipe.
List of Contents
Receive as a reward for registering 30 Pokemon species in the Pokedex from Jacq in the Academy Biology Lab
| Overworld Location | Location on the Map |
|---|---|
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| Open Map in New Window | |
Location: Talk to the professor after catching at least 30 pokemon.
| TM057 False Swipe Crafting Materials |
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・400 LP ・Kricketot Shell x3 ・Chewtle Claw x3 |
Once you've obtained a copy of TM057 - False Swipe, you will be able to craft more copies of it at any Pokemon Center's TM Machine. Make sure you've collected enough League Points and Pokemon Materials!
TM Machines and How to Use Them
Kricketot are more commonly found near the olive fields at South Province (Area Two). They are also more active at night, so you will have an easier time collecting materials if you hunt for them when the sun has set.
Kricketot Location, Evolution, and Learnset
Chewtle can be easily spotted if you walk along the river banks at South Province (Area Two). They can also be encountered at other river banks and wetland areas around Paldea.
Chewtle Location, Evolution, and Learnset
| Effect | Leaves the target with at least 1 HP. | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Type |
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Category |
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| Power | 40 | Accuracy | 100 | |
| PP (Max PP) | 40 (64) | Target | Single opponent | |
| Priority | 0 | Contact? | ◯ | |
| Special Groups |
・Moves with Less than 60 Base Power |
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As False Swipe will always leave the Pokemon you hit with 1 HP remaining (even if they already had 1 HP), and thus cannot KO a Pokemon, it is a very useful move for catching Pokemon, as well as Shiny Hunting. If you are aiming to complete your Pokedex, or capture a particular Pokemon and you don't want to accidentally knock them out, teach this to your Pokemon that will be used for weakening Pokemon!
| Super Effective (2x) |
None |
|---|---|
| Not Very Effective (x0.5) |
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| No Effect (x0) |
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 Scizor
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 Grovyle
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 Sceptile
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 Leavanny
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 Fraxure
|
 Haxorus
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 Scyther (8)
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 Zangoose (29)
|
 Gallade (23)
|
 Axew (6)
|
 Kleavor (8)
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| No Pokemon currently learn this move via this method. |
| No Pokemon currently learn this move via this method. |
| No Pokemon currently learn this move via this method. |
| Moves by Type | ||
|---|---|---|
 Grass |
 Water |
 Fire |
 Electric |
 Ice |
 Fighting |
 Ground |
 Poison |
 Flying |
 Psychic |
 Bug
|
 Rock |
 Ghost |
 Dragon |
 Dark |
 Steel |
 Fairy |
 Normal |
| Moves by Category | ||
| Physical |
 Special |
 Status |
| Other Move Guides | ||
| All Gen 9 New Moves | ||
False Swipe TM Location (TM057) and Pokemon That Learn It
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