Baby Doll Eyes

Type

Fairy

Category

status

Power

—

Accuracy

100

PP

30

Priority

1

Target

adjacent

Contact

No

Spread

No

Protect blocks

Yes

Wide Guard blocks

No

Prized for its priority, letting the user act before faster threats or enabling support in key turns.

• Glaceon
• Leafeon
• Lopunny Mega
• Audino Mega
• Flareon
• Jolteon
• Vaporeon
• Ninetales
• Alcremie
• Alcremie Gmax
• Clefable Mega
• Primarina
• Tinkaton
• Clefable
• Mimikyu Totem Busted
• Sylveon
• Mimikyu Totem Disguised
• Mimikyu Busted
• Umbreon
• Espeon
• Espathra
• Ninetales Alola
• Lopunny
• Mimikyu Disguised
• Furfrou
• Maushold Family Of Three
• Maushold Family Of Four
• Audino

Baby Doll Eyes is a Fairy-type status move. It targets a single adjacent target and has 30 PP. It has +1 priority, letting it move before most attacks. Baby Doll Eyes is a Fairy-type status move. It targets a single adjacent target and has 30 PP. It has +1 priority, so it acts before most moves.

Prized for its priority, letting the user act before faster threats or enabling support in key turns.

Consider Baby Doll Eyes when your team needs the utility it provides rather than direct damage. Status moves define speed control, redirection, protection and disruption in VGC. Its value depends on whether your team can exploit the turns it creates. Check your team composition for Pokémon that benefit from the positioning or tempo it generates.

In team building, Baby Doll Eyes competes with other support and disruption options for a limited number of moveslots. Ask whether your team has enough offense to justify a utility move, and whether you have the speed or bulk to use it safely. Many successful teams run one or two status moves that enable the rest of the roster, so treat it as part of your overall gameplan rather than an afterthought.

Common mistakes with Baby Doll Eyes include: Using it without a clear plan for the turns it creates. Forgetting that Protect and Detect can block it, wasting a key turn. Assuming priority always goes first without accounting for Quick Guard or Psychic Terrain. Not considering how redirectors like Follow Me and Rage Powder change targeting.

Protect and Detect block this move. Quick Guard and Psychic Terrain can stop priority versions. These interactions are situational, so test them in the team builder and matchup analyzer before committing to the moveslot.

Use the tools below to test Baby Doll Eyes in a full team context and compare it with alternative options.

• Protect / Detect: blocks this move.
• Wide Guard: does not block this move.
• Follow Me / Rage Powder: spread moves are not redirected.
• Quick Guard: blocks this priority move.