Mirror Coat
- Non-contact — Damaging moves that don’t make contact (status moves excluded). The attacker takes no damage from Rough Skin, Iron Barbs or Rocky Helmet.
Values in Pokémon Champions
Effect
The user retaliates to deal double the damage it took from an opponent’s special move during the turn this move is used.
Changes by generation
Newest first. Periods with identical values are grouped; bold values changed from the previous (older) period.
| Generation | Type | Cat | Pow | Acc | PP | Priority |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pokémon Champions | Psychic | Spec | — | 100 | 20 | -5 |
| Gen 3–9 | Psychic | Spec | — | 100 | 20 | -5 |
| Gen 2 | Psychic | Spec | — | 100 | 20 | -1 |
Pokémon that run this move
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)
Type
Moves of the same type
Pokémon that learn this move27 Pokémon
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FAQ
What type is Mirror Coat?
Mirror Coat is a Psychic-type Spec move.
What does Mirror Coat do?
The user retaliates to deal double the damage it took from an opponent’s special move during the turn this move is used.
Which Pokémon can learn Mirror Coat?
27 Pokémon can learn it, e.g. Squirtle, Sandshrew (Alolan Form), Tentacool, Voltorb, Electrode, Girafarig, Suicune, Mudkip.