This is an article for the move G-Max Gold Rush 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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Type | |
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Category | - |
Power | - |
Accuracy | - |
PP | - |
Effect | A Normal-type attack that Gigantamax Meowth use. This move confuses opponents and also earns extra money. |
G-Max Gold Rush is the signature move of Gigantamax Meowth. If Gigantamax Meowth knows any Normal-type damaging move, that move will be replaced with G-Max Gold Rush while the Pokemon is Gigantamaxed.
G-Max Gold Rush confuses the target and makes it so that you gain bonus money after the battle. This move is ideally used on the opposing Dynamaxed or Gigantamaxed Pokemon as the confusion helps in slowing them down.
This move doesn't see much play because it has the downside of having to use Gigantamax Meowth instead of other strong G-Max Pokemon.
G-Max Gold Rush'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 |
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Bind | 90 |
Body Slam | 130 |
Boomburst | 140 |
Covet | 110 |
Crush Claw | 130 |
Cut | 100 |
Double Hit | 130 |
Double-Edge | 140 |
Echoed Voice | 90 |
Endeavor | 130 |
Explosion | 150 |
Extreme Speed | 130 |
Facade | 120 |
Fake Out | 90 |
False Swipe | 140 |
Feint | 90 |
Flail | 130 |
Fury Attack | 100 |
Fury Swipes | 100 |
Giga Impact | 150 |
Guillotine | 130 |
Head Charge | 140 |
Headbutt | 120 |
Horn Attack | 120 |
Horn Drill | 130 |
Hyper Beam | 150 |
Hyper Voice | 130 |
Last Resort | 140 |
Mega Kick | 140 |
Mega Punch | 130 |
Multi-Attack | 140 |
Pay Day | 90 |
Pound | 90 |
Present | 100 |
Quick Attack | 90 |
Rapid Spin | 100 |
Retaliate | 120 |
Round | 110 |
Scratch | 90 |
Self-Destruct | 150 |
Skull Bash | 140 |
Slam | 130 |
Slash | 120 |
Snore | 100 |
Spit Up | 100 |
Stomp | 120 |
Strength | 130 |
Struggle | |
Super Fang | 100 |
Swift | 110 |
Tackle | 90 |
Tail Slap | 130 |
Take Down | 130 |
Terrain Pulse | 130 |
Thrash | 140 |
Tri Attack | 130 |
Uproar | 130 |
Vise Grip | 110 |
Weather Ball | 130 |
Wrap | 90 |
Pokemon Who Can Learn G-Max Gold Rush
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