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Pokemon Sword and Shield - Ancient Power

This is an article for the move Ancient Power 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.

Ancient Power - Type and Effect

Type Pokemon Rock Image
Category Pokemon Special Image
Power 60
Accuracy 100
PP 5
Effect User attacks with a prehistoric power. May raise all of the user's stats
Max Move Max Rockfall
Power: 110

This attack has a 10% chance of raising the user's Attack, Defense, Special Attack, Special Defense and Speed by one stage.

Pokemon That Learn Ancient Power

By Default

Black KyuremBlack Kyurem White KyuremWhite Kyurem AerodactylAerodactyl
PiloswinePiloswine LugiaLugia Ho-ohHo-oh
GroudonGroudon RayquazaRayquaza TogekissTogekiss
MamoswineMamoswine ReshiramReshiram ZekromZekrom
KyuremKyurem TyrantrumTyrantrum

By Level Up

TangelaTangela OmanyteOmanyte OmastarOmastar
KabutoKabuto KabutopsKabutops ArticunoArticuno
Galarian ArticunoGalarian Articuno ZapdosZapdos Galarian ZapdosGalarian Zapdos
MoltresMoltres Galarian MoltresGalarian Moltres MewtwoMewtwo
MewMew TogepiTogepi TogeticTogetic
DunsparceDunsparce CorsolaCorsola Galarian CorsolaGalarian Corsola
CelebiCelebi BaltoyBaltoy ClaydolClaydol
LileepLileep CradilyCradily AnorithAnorith
ArmaldoArmaldo RelicanthRelicanth RegirockRegirock
RegiceRegice RegisteelRegisteel KyogreKyogre
ShellosShellos GastrodonGastrodon TangrowthTangrowth
DialgaDialga PalkiaPalkia HeatranHeatran
GiratinaGiratina Giratina (Origin Forme)Giratina (Origin Forme) TirtougaTirtouga
CarracostaCarracosta ArchenArchen ArcheopsArcheops
CryogonalCryogonal BinacleBinacle BarbaracleBarbaracle
TyruntTyrunt AmauraAmaura AurorusAurorus
CarbinkCarbink DiancieDiancie RolycolyRolycoly
CarkolCarkol CoalossalCoalossal CursolaCursola
DracozoltDracozolt ArctozoltArctozolt DracovishDracovish
ArctovishArctovish RegielekiRegieleki RegidragoRegidrago

By TM / TR

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

By Egg Move

CharmanderCharmander CharmeleonCharmeleon CharizardCharizard
DiglettDiglett Alolan DiglettAlolan Diglett DugtrioDugtrio
Alolan DugtrioAlolan Dugtrio KrabbyKrabby KinglerKingler
ExeggcuteExeggcute Alolan ExeggutorAlolan Exeggutor CuboneCubone
Alolan MarowakAlolan Marowak LaprasLapras WooperWooper
QuagsireQuagsire SwinubSwinub PiloswinePiloswine
LarvitarLarvitar PupitarPupitar TyranitarTyranitar
MudkipMudkip SwampertSwampert MawileMawile
CarvanhaCarvanha TorkoalTorkoal CorphishCorphish
CrawdauntCrawdaunt MamoswineMamoswine SigilyphSigilyph
SandygastSandygast StonjournerStonjourner

By Move Tutor

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

Competitive Analysis

Ancient Power may not deal much damage unlike other Rock-type moves but it is still widely used because of its secondary effect.

Using Ancient Power has a 10% chance of raising all of the user's stats. This move can make the user stronger, more durable, and faster!

Do note however that letting Rock-type attackers rely in Ancient Power is not recommended as there are better, more powerful moves that outweigh the small chance of Ancient Power boosting every stat.

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Ancient Power Locations

Ancient Power is only available by Default, Level Up, and via Egg Moves.

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