Bulldoze
GroundBulldoze is a Ground-type physical attack. It has 60 base power, 100% accuracy, 20 PP and targets all adjacent Pokémon, including allies. As a spread move it can hit multiple Pokémon at once.
Technical data
- Type
- Ground
- Category
- physical
- Power
- 60
- Accuracy
- 100
- PP
- 20
- Priority
- 0
- Target
- all-adjacent
- Contact
- No
- Spread
- Yes
- Protect blocks
- Yes
- Wide Guard blocks
- Yes
Competitive value
Useful as a spread option in doubles, pressuring both opponents at once; watch for Wide Guard.
How to learn it
Pokémon that can learn or be taught this move, by method.
Level-up80 Pokémon
Steelix Mega
Garchomp Mega Z
Garchomp Mega
Snorlax
Rhyperior
Garchomp
Torterra
Camerupt Mega
Sandaconda
Sandaconda Gmax
Steelix
Heliolisk
Orthworm
Snorlax Gmax
Mamoswine
Mudsdale
Camerupt
Diggersby
TM / HM476 Pokémon
Incineroar
Metagross Mega
Tyranitar Mega
Blaziken Mega
Steelix Mega
Drampa Mega
Gyarados Mega
Barbaracle Mega
Ampharos Mega
Heracross Mega
Chesnaught Mega
Gallade Mega
Kommo O Totem
Garchomp Mega Z
Garchomp Mega
Glalie Mega
Sceptile Mega
Aerodactyl Mega
Swampert Mega
Slowbro Mega
Eelektross Mega
Goodra Hisui
Dragonite Mega
Hydreigon
Altaria Mega
Blastoise Mega
Pinsir Mega
Charizard Mega Y
Emboar Mega
Kommo O
Charizard Mega X
Kangaskhan Mega
Sharpedo Mega
Snorlax
Excadrill Mega
Lucario Mega Z
Lucario Mega
Empoleon
Goodra
Venusaur Mega
Feraligatr Mega
Crabominable Mega
Infernape
Scolipede Mega
Golurk Mega
Abomasnow Mega
Meganium Mega
Arcanine
Dragonite
Blastoise Gmax
Charizard Gmax
Rhyperior
Garchomp
Aerodactyl
Torterra
Camerupt Mega
Aggron Mega
Venusaur Gmax
Swampert
Machamp Gmax
Sandaconda
Machamp
Feraligatr
Blastoise
Pyroar Male
Tyranitar
Typhlosion
Charizard
Gyarados
Avalugg
Blaziken
Avalugg Hisui
Tauros Paldea Aqua Breed
Aggron
Beartic
Houndstone
Heracross
Lycanroc Dusk
Sandaconda Gmax
Tauros Paldea Blaze Breed
Farigiraf
Lycanroc Midnight
Tauros Paldea Combat Breed
Lycanroc Midday
Scolipede
Barbaracle
Sceptile
Kangaskhan
Meganium
Politoed
Samurott Hisui
Steelix
Slowking Galar
Heliolisk
Passimian
Venusaur
Conkeldurr
Oranguru
Appletun
Samurott
Ampharos
Arcanine Hisui
Bastiodon
Milotic
Runerigus
Tinkaton
Typhlosion Hisui
Chesnaught
Orthworm
Abomasnow
Snorlax Gmax
Eelektross
Garganacl
Krookodile
Rampardos
Excadrill
Altaria
Emboar
Crabominable
Stunfisk
Appletun Gmax
Hippowdon
Slowbro Galar
Glalie
Gallade
Mamoswine
Torkoal
Lucario
Metagross
Slowbro
Annihilape
Pinsir
Aurorus
Sharpedo
Wyrdeer
Tauros
Toxicroak
Trevenant
Tyrantrum
Drampa
Mudsdale
Gliscor
Pangoro
Slowking
Forretress
Golurk
Stunfisk Galar
Camerupt
Arbok
Diggersby
Azumarill
Move Tutor5 Pokémon
Goodra Hisui
Avalugg Hisui
Arcanine Hisui
Typhlosion Hisui
Egg move (breeding)1 Pokémon
No Pokémon listed in the current dataset.
Pokémon that use this move
476 Pokémon, sorted by usage
Incineroar
Metagross Mega
Tyranitar Mega
Blaziken Mega
Steelix Mega
Drampa Mega
Gyarados Mega
Barbaracle Mega
Ampharos Mega
Heracross Mega
Chesnaught Mega
Gallade Mega
Kommo O Totem
Garchomp Mega Z
Garchomp Mega
Glalie Mega
Sceptile Mega
Aerodactyl Mega
Swampert Mega
Slowbro Mega
Eelektross Mega
Goodra Hisui
Dragonite Mega
Hydreigon
Altaria Mega
Blastoise Mega
Pinsir Mega
Charizard Mega Y
Emboar Mega
Kommo O
Charizard Mega X
Kangaskhan Mega
Sharpedo Mega
Snorlax
Excadrill Mega
Lucario Mega Z
Lucario Mega
Empoleon
Goodra
Venusaur Mega
Feraligatr Mega
Crabominable Mega
Infernape
Scolipede Mega
Golurk Mega
Abomasnow Mega
Meganium Mega
Arcanine
Dragonite
Blastoise Gmax
Charizard Gmax
Rhyperior
Garchomp
Aerodactyl
Torterra
Camerupt Mega
Aggron Mega
Venusaur Gmax
Swampert
Machamp Gmax
Sandaconda
Machamp
Feraligatr
Blastoise
Pyroar Male
Tyranitar
Typhlosion
Charizard
Gyarados
Avalugg
Blaziken
Avalugg Hisui
Tauros Paldea Aqua Breed
Aggron
Beartic
Houndstone
Heracross
Lycanroc Dusk
Sandaconda Gmax
Tauros Paldea Blaze Breed
Farigiraf
Lycanroc Midnight
Tauros Paldea Combat Breed
Lycanroc Midday
Scolipede
Barbaracle
Sceptile
Kangaskhan
Meganium
Politoed
Samurott Hisui
Steelix
Slowking Galar
Heliolisk
Passimian
Venusaur
Conkeldurr
Oranguru
Appletun
Samurott
Ampharos
Arcanine Hisui
Bastiodon
Milotic
Runerigus
Tinkaton
Typhlosion Hisui
Chesnaught
Orthworm
Abomasnow
Snorlax Gmax
Eelektross
Garganacl
Krookodile
Rampardos
Excadrill
Altaria
Emboar
Crabominable
Stunfisk
Appletun Gmax
Hippowdon
Slowbro Galar
Glalie
Gallade
Mamoswine
Torkoal
Lucario
Metagross
Slowbro
Annihilape
Pinsir
Aurorus
Sharpedo
Wyrdeer
Tauros
Toxicroak
Trevenant
Tyrantrum
Drampa
Mudsdale
Gliscor
Pangoro
Slowking
Forretress
Golurk
Stunfisk Galar
Camerupt
Arbok
Diggersby
Azumarill
What this move does
Bulldoze is a Ground-type physical attack. It has 60 base power, 100% accuracy, 20 PP and targets all adjacent Pokémon, including allies. As a spread move it can affect multiple Pokémon at once. Bulldoze is a Ground-type physical attack. It has 60 base power, 100% accuracy, 20 PP and targets all adjacent Pokémon, including allies. As a spread move it can hit multiple Pokémon at once.
Useful as a spread option in doubles, pressuring both opponents at once; watch for Wide Guard.
When to consider it
Consider Bulldoze when you want to pressure both opponents simultaneously. Spread attacks are powerful in doubles, but remember that they can be blocked by Wide Guard and may hit your own partner if they target all adjacent Pokémon. Pair it with Pokémon that are immune or resistant to its type, or protect your partner with Follow Me, Rage Powder or a well-timed Protect.
How to evaluate it in team building
In team building, Bulldoze helps compress coverage into a single moveslot because it threatens two foes at once. It works best on teams that can control the board with speed, redirection or Protect. Make sure your team does not rely too heavily on the same defensive typing, because a spread weakness can be punished by Wide Guard or an immune switch-in.
Common mistakes
Common mistakes with Bulldoze include: Using it without a clear plan for the turns it creates. Forgetting that Protect and Detect can block it, wasting a key turn. Hitting your own partner with friendly fire in spread matchups. Spamming it predictably and letting the opponent switch into a resist. Not considering how redirectors like Follow Me and Rage Powder change targeting.
VGC interactions
Protect and Detect block this move. Wide Guard blocks the spread effect. Spread moves hit both foes but may also damage your ally. These interactions are situational, so test them in the team builder and matchup analyzer before committing to the moveslot.
Related tools and guides
Use the tools below to test Bulldoze in a full team context and compare it with alternative options.
VGC interactions
- Protect / Detect: blocks this move.
- Wide Guard: blocks this spread move.
- Follow Me / Rage Powder: spread moves are not redirected.
- Quick Guard: no effect (non-priority).
Frequently asked questions
+Is Bulldoze good in ChampionsVGC?
Useful as a spread option in doubles, pressuring both opponents at once; watch for Wide Guard. It is blocked by Protect and Detect, which can waste a key turn if predicted.
+Is Bulldoze blocked by Protect?
Yes, Bulldoze is blocked by Protect and Detect.