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Pokemon Sword and Shield - G-Max Volt Crash

This is an article for the move G-Max Volt Crash 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.

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G-Max Volt Crash - Type and Effect

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Effect An Electric-type attack that Gigantamax Pikachu use. This move paralyzes opponents.

Power of G-Max Volt Crash

G-Max Volt Crash's Power, Category and PP are determined by its Base Move. Its Category and PP will match that of the Base Move, while the Power is determined according to the table below:

Move Power
Aura Wheel 140
Bolt Beak 130
Bolt Strike 140
Charge Beam 100
Discharge 130
Electro Ball 130
Electroweb 110
Fusion Bolt 130
Nuzzle 90
Overdrive 130
Parabolic Charge 120
Plasma Fists 140
Rising Voltage 140
Shock Wave 110
Spark 120
Thunder 140
Thunder Cage 130
Thunder Fang 120
Thunder Punch 130
Thunder Shock 90
Thunderbolt 130
Volt Switch 120
Volt Tackle 140
Wild Charge 130
Zap Cannon 140
Zing Zap 130

Competitive Analysis

G-Max Volt Crash

G-Max Volt Crash is Gigantamax Pikachu's signature move. Using this move guarantees that the target will be paralyzed and is a great way to do speed control.

However, this strategy may not be viable most of the time as you will waste your Dynamax/Gigantamax slot for a Pokemon that has not yet reached its fullest potential, stat-wise, as it can still evolve into Raichu.

If you are planning to inflict paralysis on your target, you can use Thunder Wave. If you want an offensive Electric-type Pokemon, Tapu Koko is a leading example.

If you want to achieve both inflicting paralysis and dealing damage, standard Electric-type moves like Thunder and Thunderbolt can be used, although paralysis is not guaranteed.

G-Max Volt Crash Locations

G-Max Volt Crash is only available via Gigantamax Pikachu using an Electric-type move.

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