Pokemon Who Can Learn Stored Power (TR82)

This is an article for the move Stored Power (TR82) 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.

Stored Power (TR82) - Type and Effect

Type
Category
Power	20
Accuracy	100
PP	10
Effect	The user attacks the target with stored power. The more the user's stats are raised, the greater the move's power.
Max Move	Max Mindstorm Power: 130
TM / TR	TR82

Pokemon That Learn Stored Power (TR82)

By Default

Clefable	Xatu	Latias
Latios	Munna	Musharna
Indeedee

By Level Up

Necrozma (Dusk Mane)	Necrozma (Dawn Wings)	Clefairy
Natu	Victini	Meowstic
Oranguru	Necrozma

By TM / TR

Alolan Raichu	Clefairy	Clefable
Ninetales	Alolan Ninetales	Alakazam
Galarian Ponyta	Galarian Rapidash	Galarian Slowpoke
Slowpoke	Galarian Slowbro	Slowbro
Chansey	Mr. Mime	Galarian Mr. Mime
Jynx	Eevee	Vaporeon
Jolteon	Flareon	Galarian Articuno
Mewtwo	Mew	Hoothoot
Noctowl	Cleffa	Togepi
Togetic	Natu	Xatu
Espeon	Umbreon	Galarian Slowking
Slowking	Dunsparce	Smoochum
Blissey	Ralts	Kirlia
Gardevoir	Lunatone	Solrock
Claydol	Latias	Latios
Jirachi	Mime Jr.	Happiny
Togekiss	Leafeon	Glaceon
Gallade	Rotom	Heat Rotom
Wash Rotom	Frost Rotom	Fan Rotom
Mow Rotom	Uxie	Mesprit
Cresselia	Victini	Munna
Musharna	Woobat	Swoobat
Sigilyph	Gothita	Gothorita
Gothitelle	Solosis	Duosion
Reuniclus	Elgyem	Beheeyem
Inkay	Malamar	Sylveon
Klefki	Diancie	Primarina
Comfey	Oranguru	Tapu Koko
Tapu Lele	Tapu Bulu	Tapu Fini
Necrozma	Magearna	Blacephalon
Dottler	Orbeetle	Toxtricity
Sinistea	Polteageist	Hatenna
Hattrem	Hatterene	Mr. Rime
Milcery	Alcremie	Indeedee
Calyrex	Calyrex (Ice Rider)	Calyrex (Shadow Rider)

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

Stored Power is a special Psychic-type move that has the potential to be the most powerful move in the game.

The move has 20 base power, but its power is increased by 20 for each stage a stat is increased.

Increase Damage by Raising Stats

Stored Power's potential lies on how many stat boosts you can get on the user. The move calculates additional damage based on the boosts from the user's Attack, Special Attack, Defense, Special Defense, Speed, evasion, and accuracy.

The total but near-unrealistic base power Stored Power can have is 860.

Stored Power's damage is not decreased when the user has any stat that is decreased below the normal value.

How to Use Stored Power Effectively

Stored Power can be used both by offensive and defensive Pokemon to take advantage of the stat-boosts they may do to improve their respective roles.

These Pokemon can use moves like Swords Dance, Amnesia or Calm Mind, Dragon Dance, Cosmic Power, and other similar stat-raising moves.

Take note that it is much more effective to use moves that boost one stat by two stages or two stats by one stage than those that only raise a single stat by one stage, like Howl.

Countering Stored Power

Using Haze or forcing a Stored Power user to switch out will effectively neutralize the threat this move brings.

Stored Power (TR82) Locations

Purchase from the Wild Area Trader

Stored Power (TR82) is available to purchase from the Watt Traders in the Wild Area for 2000 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 Stored Power (TR82) from Psychic-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 Stored Power (TR82) 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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