Feint

Type

Normal

Category

physical

Power

30

Accuracy

100

PP

10

Priority

2

Target

adjacent

Contact

Yes

Spread

No

Protect blocks

No

Wide Guard blocks

No

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

• Blaziken Mega
• Hawlucha Mega
• Heracross Mega
• Chesnaught Mega
• Gallade Mega
• Scizor Mega
• Goodra Hisui
• Pinsir Mega
• Sharpedo Mega
• Lucario Mega Z
• Lucario Mega
• Goodra
• Infernape
• Skarmory Mega
• Blaziken
• Absol Mega
• Raichu Mega Y
• Absol Mega Z
• Heracross
• Raichu Mega X
• Raichu Alola
• Scizor
• Talonflame
• Passimian
• Chesnaught
• Gallade
• Lucario
• Sableye Mega
• Pinsir
• Sharpedo
• Hawlucha
• Medicham Mega
• Gliscor
• Raichu
• Absol
• Skarmory
• Pikachu Starter
• Medicham
• Pikachu
• Pikachu Alola Cap
• Pikachu Belle
• Pikachu Cosplay
• Pikachu Gmax
• Pikachu Hoenn Cap
• Pikachu Kalos Cap
• Pikachu Libre
• Pikachu Original Cap
• Pikachu Partner Cap
• Pikachu Phd
• Pikachu Pop Star
• Pikachu Rock Star
• Pikachu Sinnoh Cap
• Pikachu Unova Cap
• Pikachu World Cap
• Sableye

Feint is a Normal-type physical attack. It has 30 base power, 100% accuracy, 10 PP and targets a single adjacent target. It has +2 priority, letting it move before most attacks. It makes contact, which matters for abilities and items that trigger on contact. Feint is a Normal-type physical attack. It has 30 base power, 100% accuracy, 10 PP and targets a single adjacent target. It has +2 priority, so it acts before most moves. It makes contact, which matters for contact-triggering abilities and items.

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

Consider Feint when you need to move before the opponent to secure a knockout, flinch, or utility effect. Priority moves are especially valuable against fast threats and speed-control teams, but they can be blocked by Quick Guard and abilities like Queenly Majesty or Dazzling.

In team building, Feint is usually a coverage or primary STAB option. It shines when your team already has speed control or when it patches a matchup hole. Compare it with alternative moves of the same type and category to decide whether the extra power, accuracy or side effect justifies the slot over a more defensive option.

Common mistakes with Feint include: Using it without a clear plan for the turns it creates. Assuming priority always goes first without accounting for Quick Guard or Psychic Terrain. Spamming it predictably and letting the opponent switch into a resist. Not considering how redirectors like Follow Me and Rage Powder change targeting.

Protect and Detect do not always 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 Feint in a full team context and compare it with alternative options.

• Protect / Detect: does not always block (e.g. Unseen Fist).
• Wide Guard: does not block this move.
• Follow Me / Rage Powder: spread moves are not redirected.
• Quick Guard: blocks this priority move.