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Horn Leech is a Move learned by Trevenant in Pokemon UNITE. Learn the effects of Horn Leech, as well as its damage at each level, cooldown time, level to learn and upgrade, status effects it inflicts, and all Pokemon builds using Horn Leech.
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 Horn Leech
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| Pokemon | |
| Level Learned | Lv. 7 (Upgrade: Lv. 13) |
| Move Slot | Slot 2 (ZR) - Replaces Branch Poke |
| Move Type | Dash |
| Damage Type | Physical |
| Status Effects | Stun, Movement Speed Up, Unstoppable |
| Cooldown | 8s |
| Damage (Starting / Final) | |
| Starting Level Damage: 638
Damage per instance: 319, Number of instances: 2 |
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| Final Level Damage: 794
Damage per instance: 397, Number of instances: 2 |
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| All Moves by Damage Dealt | |
Has the user charge forward, dealing damage to opposing Pokémon in its path and shoving them as it charges. Colliding with an opposing Pokémon while charging recovers the user’s HP, and the lower the user’s remaining HP, the more HP is recovered. At the end of the charge, the opposing Pokémon that were shoved are dealt additional damage and then thrown. After this move hits an opposing Pokémon, the mechanics of the user’s next three basic attacks change. These changed basic attacks deal increased damage and reduce this move’s cooldown when they hit.
You can use Horn Leech to close the distance between you and your target. Although the dash is a bit slow, it should still be enough to catch up to enemies.
Use Horn Leech to shove enemies towards your team, setting up for potential combos. You can also just shove them towards a nearby wall to hold them in place.
Try to hit as many enemies as you can while dashing, this heals you for each enemy you hit. The more enemies you hit, the more HP you'll recover.
After using Horn Leech, your next three basic attacks deal increased damage and reduce the move's cooldown when they hit. Try to follow up with attacks after the move ends, making the most out of the effect.
| 1.14.1.5 | Fixed an issue where the move would blow away at an unintended distance. |
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| 1.14.1.4 | Fixed the issue with Trevenant’s Horn Leech missing the final knock-up. |
Check out the builds of the Pokemon related to this move in the link below:
| Move 1 (R) | Move 2 (ZR) |
Horn Leech
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| Unite Move (ZL) | |
| All Move Lists |
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Horn Leech: Trevenant Move Effect and Cooldown
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