Sheer Force

Effect in Pokémon Champions

The Pokémon’s moves lose their additional effects, but the power of those moves will be boosted by 30%.

Changes by generation

Pokémon Champions
Unchanged from Gen 9
Gen 5–9
Introduced in Gen 5

Type breakdown

Highest base stat totals

  1. LandorusLandorus600
  2. Mega CameruptMega Camerupt560
  3. FeraligatrFeraligatr530
  4. CetitanCetitan521
  5. BraviaryBraviary510

Pokémon that run this ability

Champions Doubles2026-09

Percentages are the share within each Pokémon in Champions Doubles (2026-09).

Source: Smogon (Champions VGC reg.MC)

Champions Singles2026-09

Percentages are the share within each Pokémon in Champions Singles (2026-09).

Source: Smogon (Champions BSS reg.MC)

VGC 20262026-09

Percentages are the share within each Pokémon in VGC 2026 (2026-09).

Source: Smogon (VGC 2024 reg.G)

OU (Singles)2026-09

Percentages are the share within each Pokémon in OU (Singles) (2026-09).

Source: Smogon (OU)

Doubles OU2026-09

Percentages are the share within each Pokémon in Doubles OU (2026-09).

Source: Smogon (Doubles OU)

Pokémon with this ability26 Pokémon · 16 of them as a Hidden Ability

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FAQ

What does Sheer Force do?

The Pokémon’s moves lose their additional effects, but the power of those moves will be boosted by 30%.

Which Pokémon have Sheer Force?

26 Pokémon have it, e.g. Tauros, Totodile, Croconaw, Feraligatr, Makuhita, Hariyama, Mega Camerupt, Trapinch.

Which types of Pokémon have Sheer Force?

The most common are Flying (7) / Normal (6) / Fighting (5). The full breakdown of all 26 Pokémon is listed on this page.

Which Pokémon with Sheer Force has the highest base stat total?

In order: Landorus (600), Mega Camerupt (560), Feraligatr (530), Cetitan (521), Braviary (510).