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Pokemon Who Can Learn Stealth Rock (TR76)

Stealth Rock

This is an article for the move Stealth Rock (TR76) 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.

Stealth Rock (TR76) - Type and Effect

Type Pokemon Rock Image
Category Pokemon Status Image
Power -
Accuracy -
PP 20
Effect The user lays a trap of levitating stones around the opposing team. The trap hurts opposing Pokemon that switch into battle.
Max Move Max Guard
Power: -
TM / TR TR76

Pokemon That Learn Stealth Rock (TR76)

By Default

BoldoreBoldore GigalithGigalith

By Level Up

Necrozma (Dusk Mane)Necrozma (Dusk Mane) Necrozma (Dawn Wings)Necrozma (Dawn Wings) OnixOnix
SteelixSteelix RoggenrolaRoggenrola DwebbleDwebble
CrustleCrustle CarbinkCarbink DiancieDiancie
RockruffRockruff Lycanroc (Midday Form)Lycanroc (Midday Form) Lycanroc (Midnight Form)Lycanroc (Midnight Form)
Lycanroc (Dusk Form)Lycanroc (Dusk Form) NihilegoNihilego NecrozmaNecrozma
StakatakaStakataka RolycolyRolycoly CarkolCarkol
CoalossalCoalossal StonjournerStonjourner Eiscue (Noice Face)Eiscue (Noice Face)

By TM / TR

SandshrewSandshrew Alolan SandshrewAlolan Sandshrew SandslashSandslash
Alolan SandslashAlolan Sandslash NidoqueenNidoqueen NidokingNidoking
ClefairyClefairy ClefableClefable JigglypuffJigglypuff
WigglytuffWigglytuff DiglettDiglett DugtrioDugtrio
OnixOnix CuboneCubone MarowakMarowak
Alolan MarowakAlolan Marowak RhyhornRhyhorn RhydonRhydon
ChanseyChansey PinsirPinsir OmanyteOmanyte
OmastarOmastar KabutoKabuto KabutopsKabutops
AerodactylAerodactyl MewMew SudowoodoSudowoodo
DunsparceDunsparce SteelixSteelix ShuckleShuckle
SwinubSwinub PiloswinePiloswine CorsolaCorsola
Galarian CorsolaGalarian Corsola SkarmorySkarmory MiltankMiltank
BlisseyBlissey LarvitarLarvitar PupitarPupitar
TyranitarTyranitar CelebiCelebi MarshtompMarshtomp
SwampertSwampert MawileMawile AronAron
LaironLairon AggronAggron TorkoalTorkoal
LunatoneLunatone SolrockSolrock BaltoyBaltoy
ClaydolClaydol LileepLileep CradilyCradily
AnorithAnorith ArmaldoArmaldo RelicanthRelicanth
MetangMetang MetagrossMetagross RegirockRegirock
RegisteelRegisteel GroudonGroudon JirachiJirachi
BronzorBronzor BronzongBronzong BonslyBonsly
GibleGible GabiteGabite GarchompGarchomp
HippopotasHippopotas HippowdonHippowdon RhyperiorRhyperior
MamoswineMamoswine UxieUxie MespritMesprit
AzelfAzelf DialgaDialga HeatranHeatran
RoggenrolaRoggenrola BoldoreBoldore GigalithGigalith
DrilburDrilbur ExcadrillExcadrill PalpitoadPalpitoad
SeismitoadSeismitoad SandileSandile KrokorokKrokorok
KrookodileKrookodile DwebbleDwebble CrustleCrustle
TirtougaTirtouga CarracostaCarracosta ArchenArchen
ArcheopsArcheops FerroseedFerroseed FerrothornFerrothorn
StunfiskStunfisk Galarian StunfiskGalarian Stunfisk DruddigonDruddigon
GolettGolett GolurkGolurk PawniardPawniard
BisharpBisharp CobalionCobalion TerrakionTerrakion
LandorusLandorus Landorus (Therian Forme)Landorus (Therian Forme) BinacleBinacle
BarbaracleBarbaracle TyruntTyrunt TyrantrumTyrantrum
AmauraAmaura AurorusAurorus CarbinkCarbink
DiancieDiancie RockruffRockruff Lycanroc (Midday Form)Lycanroc (Midday Form)
Lycanroc (Midnight Form)Lycanroc (Midnight Form) Lycanroc (Dusk Form)Lycanroc (Dusk Form) MudbrayMudbray
MudsdaleMudsdale SandygastSandygast PalossandPalossand
Kommo-oKommo-o NihilegoNihilego NecrozmaNecrozma
StakatakaStakataka DrednawDrednaw RolycolyRolycoly
CarkolCarkol CoalossalCoalossal SandacondaSandaconda
CursolaCursola RunerigusRunerigus StonjournerStonjourner
CufantCufant CopperajahCopperajah DuraludonDuraludon

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

Stealth Rock is a commonly used entry hazard in the metagame. It serves as a threat to numerous Pokemon and is very easy to use.

Hazard for Most Attackers

With most Fire and Flying-types having the role of attackers in a team composition, Stealth Rock is a big threat to these Pokemon as it will deal super-effective damage if they switch in to the field.

Ease of Use

Compared to Spikes and Toxic Spikes, you only ever need to use Stealth Rock once, as its damage calculation will depend on the switched-in Pokemon's durability to Rock-type attacks.

Stealth Rock Counters

There are a few things to look out for if you're planning to set up Stealth Rock. One would be Heavy-Duty Boots, and most Fire and Flying-type Pokemon will be holding this item to negate any damage from Stealth Rock.

Moves such as Rapid Spin and Defog can also remove Stealth Rock in battle.

List of Moves that Generate Entry Hazards

Stealth Rock (TR76) Locations

Get from Warm-Up Tunnel

A Stealth Rock can be found in the Warm-Up Tunnel area of the The Isle of Armor DLC.

Warm-Up Tunnel Map

Purchase from the Wild Area Trader

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Stealth Rock is available to purchase from the Watt Traders in the Wild Area for 3000 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

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It's also possible to get Stealth Rock from Rock-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

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It's also possible to get Stealth Rock 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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