Pokemon Who Can Learn Wild Charge (TR86)

This is an article for the move Wild Charge (TR86) and the Pokemon who can learn it and its location in Pokemon Sword and Shield, Isle of Armor, and the Crown Tundra DLC. Read on to see the Power, Accuracy, PP, and Effect, and see how to use it competitively.

Wild Charge (TR86) - Type and Effect

Type
Category
Power	90
Accuracy	100
PP	15
Effect	The user shrouds itself in electricity and smashes into its target. This also damages the user a little.
Max Move	Max Lightning Power: 130
TM / TR	TR86

Pokemon That Learn Wild Charge (TR86)

By Default

There are no Pokemon who learn this move by this method.

By Level Up

Electrike	Manectric	Shinx
Luxio	Luxray	Togedemaru
Tapu Koko	Solgaleo	Zeraora
Yamper	Boltund

By TM / TR

Pikachu	Raichu	Alolan Raichu
Jigglypuff	Wigglytuff	Growlithe
Arcanine	Ponyta	Galarian Ponyta
Rapidash	Galarian Rapidash	Magnemite
Magneton	Chansey	Electabuzz
Tauros	Jolteon	Snorlax
Zapdos	Mew	Chinchou
Lanturn	Pichu	Igglybuff
Dunsparce	Elekid	Blissey
Raikou	Electrike	Manectric
Shinx	Luxio	Luxray
Magnezone	Electivire	Victini
Lillipup	Herdier	Stoutland
Audino	Emolga	Joltik
Galvantula	Klink	Klang
Klinklang	Bouffalant	Larvesta
Volcarona	Thundurus	Thundurus (Therian Forme)
Zekrom	Bunnelby	Diggersby
Helioptile	Heliolisk	Dedenne
Noibat	Noivern	Grubbin
Charjabug	Vikavolt	Togedemaru
Tapu Koko	Solgaleo	Xurkitree
Zeraora	Greedent	Wooloo
Dubwool	Yamper	Boltund
Toxtricity	Morpeko	Dracozolt
Arctozolt	Zacian	Zamazenta
Regieleki

By Egg Move

There are no Pokemon who learn this move by this method.

By Move Tutor

There are no Pokemon who learn this move by this method.

Competitive Analysis

Wild Charge is a physical Electric-type move that deals 1/4 of the damage done to the user.

This move is a great Electric-type move for bulky Pokemon that can manage to take the recoil damage caused by Wild Charge.

Wild Charge and Other Physical Electric-type Moves

There are only a few Electric-type moves that are physical attacks. The commonly used ones besides Wild Charge are the weaker Thunder Punch and Thunder Fang, which are usually used as coverage moves by other types.

These moves may not hit as hard as Wild Charge, but they are safer as they do not deal recoil damage, and even has a chance to paralyze the target; something Wild Charge is not able to do.

Thunder Punch and Thunder Fang fits a safer playstyle, and are appropriate for offensive Pokemon which should have as much HP as possible at any given time in order to be able to dish out damage as turns go. Not much use for a knocked out Tapu Koko!

As for Wild Charge, the move is better used for bulky Pokemon with high HP and has options for recovery.

Wild Charge (TR86) Locations

Purchase from the Wild Area Trader

Wild Charge (TR86) is available to purchase from the Watt Traders in the Wild Area for 5000 Watts.

The Watt Traders' selection of TM and TRs changes everyday so make sure to check what's in stock!

How to Farm Watts Quickly

A Possible Drop from Max Raids

It's also possible to get Wild Charge (TR86) from Electric-type Max Raid dens as a reward for defeating or catching the resident Dynamax or Gigantamax Pokemon.

How to Max Raid With Friends

Get from the Cram-o-Matic

It's also possible to get Wild Charge (TR86) from the Cram-o-Matic, although the chances are still low even when using the right items.

How to Use the Cram-o-Matic

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