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This is a list of all Grass-type moves that are usable in Pokemon Sword and Shield, Isle of Armor, and the Crown Tundra DLC. Sort all Grass moves by Power, PP, and Accuracy, and see how to use them competitively.

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List of Grass-type Moves

Moves Type Power Acc. PP
Absorb Pokemon Grass Image 20 100 25
Apple Acid Pokemon Grass Image 80 100 10
Aromatherapy Pokemon Grass Image - - 5
Branch Poke Pokemon Grass Image 40 100 40
Bullet Seed Pokemon Grass Image 25 100 30
Cotton Guard Pokemon Grass Image - - 10
Cotton Spore Pokemon Grass Image - 100 40
Drum Beating Pokemon Grass Image 80 100 10
Energy Ball Pokemon Grass Image 90 100 10
Forest's Curse Pokemon Grass Image - 100 20
Frenzy Plant Pokemon Grass Image 150 90 5
G-Max Drum Solo Pokemon Grass Image 160 - -
G-Max Sweetness Pokemon Grass Image - - -
G-Max Tartness Pokemon Grass Image - - -
G-Max Vine Lash Pokemon Grass Image - - -
Giga Drain Pokemon Grass Image 75 100 10
Grass Knot Pokemon Grass Image - 100 20
Grass Pledge Pokemon Grass Image 80 100 10
Grassy Glide Pokemon Grass Image 70 100 20
Grassy Terrain Pokemon Grass Image - - 10
Grav Apple Pokemon Grass Image 80 100 10
Horn Leech Pokemon Grass Image 75 100 10
Ingrain Pokemon Grass Image - 100 20
Jungle Healing Pokemon Grass Image - - -
Leaf Blade Pokemon Grass Image 90 100 15
Leaf Storm Pokemon Grass Image 130 90 5
Leaf Tornado Pokemon Grass Image 65 90 10
Leafage Pokemon Grass Image 40 100 40
Leech Seed Pokemon Grass Image - 90 10
Magical Leaf Pokemon Grass Image 60 - 20
Max Overgrowth Pokemon Grass Image - - -
Mega Drain Pokemon Grass Image 40 100 15
Petal Blizzard Pokemon Grass Image 90 100 15
Petal Dance Pokemon Grass Image 120 100 10
Power Whip Pokemon Grass Image 120 85 10
Razor Leaf Pokemon Grass Image 55 95 25
Seed Bomb Pokemon Grass Image 80 100 15
Seed Flare Pokemon Grass Image 120 85 5
Sleep Powder Pokemon Grass Image - 75 15
Snap Trap Pokemon Grass Image 35 100 15
Solar Beam Pokemon Grass Image 120 100 10
Solar Blade Pokemon Grass Image 125 100 10
Spiky Shield Pokemon Grass Image - - 10
Spore Pokemon Grass Image - 100 15
Strength Sap Pokemon Grass Image - 100 10
Stun Spore Pokemon Grass Image - 75 30
Synthesis Pokemon Grass Image - - 5
Trop Kick Pokemon Grass Image 70 100 15
Vine Whip Pokemon Grass Image 45 100 25
Wood Hammer Pokemon Grass Image 120 100 15
Worry Seed Pokemon Grass Image - 100 10

Grass-type Effectiveness

Damage Dealt Type
2x Pokemon Water Image Pokemon Ground Image Pokemon Rock Image
1/2 Pokemon Fire Image Pokemon Grass Image Pokemon Poison Image Pokemon Flying Image Pokemon Bug Image Pokemon Dragon Image Pokemon Steel Image
No Effect None

Grass-type Moves in Competitive Play

Petal Dance

Grass-type moves enjoy a fair amount of usage in competitive play as it deals super effective damage to the very common Water and Ground-type Pokemon in the metagame.

Grass-type moves also deal quadruple damage gainst the very common Water/Ground type defensive type combination.

List of Grass-type Pokemon

Grass-type Utility Moves

Grassy Slide
Where Grass-type moves really shine is the utility they bring. Many offensive moves have uniqe secondary effects that take advantage of different mechanics.

These include offensive staples such as Grass Knot, which deals more damage the heavier the Pokemon are, as well as Grassy Glide - a move that has increased priority when there's a Grassy Terrain active in the battlefield.

Grass-type Support Moves

Spore

Grass-type moves are also very common support moves as many deal status conditions or healing.

These include the moves Spore and Leech Seed, which are two of the most common Grass-type support moves in the metagame.

List of Moves that Inflict Status Conditions

Grass-Type Max Moves

Max Overgrowth

Grass-type moves turn into Max Overgrowth during Dynamax, with the secondary effect of turning the field into a Grassy-Terrain.

The move itself is quite uncommon in competitive play simply due to the fact that both Tapu Bulu and Rillaboom providing the same effect with their Abilities on switch.

The move does still have a niche in stall teams that can benefit from the passive healing the terrain provides.

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List of All New Moves (Crown Tundra Updated)
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