G-Max Depletion (move)

G-Max Depletion (Japanese: キョダイゲンスイ Kyodai Decay) is a damage-dealing Dragon-type G-Max Move introduced in Generation VIII. It is the exclusive G-Max Move of Gigantamax Duraludon.

G-Max Depletion
キョダイゲンスイ Kyodai Decay
Type  Dragon
Category  Varies
PP  — (max. —)
Power  —
Accuracy  —%
Priority  {{{priority}}}
  • Does not make contact
  • Not affected by Protect
  • Not affected by Magic Coat
  • Not affected by Snatch
  • Not affected by Mirror Move
  • Affected by King's Rock
Target
Foe Foe Foe
Self Ally Ally
May affect any adjacent foe, but not allies
Availability
Introduced  Generation VIII
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Appeal  0  
Jam  0  
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Appeal  0  
Jamming  0  

Effect

G-Max Depletion inflicts damage. If the target has used a move before being hit, the PP of the last move it used will be reduced by 2.

Its power and whether it is a special or physical move depends on the move it is based on.

Base move Pwr. Cat. Learnable
Breaking Swipe 110 Physical ✔
Clanging Scales 140 Special ✘
Core Enforcer 130 Special ✘
Draco Meteor 140 Special ✔
Dragon Breath 110 Special ✘
Dragon Claw 130 Physical ✔
Dragon Darts 130 Physical ✘
Dragon Energy 150 Special ✘
Dragon Hammer 130 Physical ✘
Dragon Pulse 130 Special ✔
Dragon Rush 130 Physical ✘
Dragon Tail 110 Physical ✔
Dual Chop 130 Physical ✘
Dynamax Cannon 140 Special ✘
Eternabeam 150 Special ✘
Outrage 140 Physical ✔
Roar of Time 150 Special ✘
Scale Shot 130 Physical ✘
Spacial Rend 130 Special ✘
Twister 90 Special ✘

Description
Games Description
SwSh A Dragon-type attack that Gigantamax Duraludon use. Reduces the PP of the last move used.


Learnset

Gigantamax Duraludon can use G-Max Depletion if it knows a damaging Dragon-type move.

In the manga

Pokémon Adventures

In other languages
Language Title
Chinese Cantonese 超極巨劣化衰變 Chīu Gihkgeuih Lyutfa-Sēuibin
Mandarin 超極巨劣化衰變 / 超极巨劣化衰变 Chāo Jíjù Lièhuà-Shuāibiàn
French Usure G-Max
German Giga-Dämpfer
Italian Gigalogoramento
Korean 거다이감쇠 Geodai Gamsoe
Spanish Gigadesgaste



Max Moves
Max Strike • Max Knuckle • Max Airstream • Max Ooze • Max Quake
Max Rockfall • Max Flutterby • Max Phantasm • Max Steelspike
Max Flare • Max Geyser • Max Overgrowth • Max Lightning • Max Mindstorm
Max Hailstorm • Max Wyrmwind • Max Darkness • Max Starfall • Max Guard
G-Max Moves
G-Max Vine Lash • G-Max Wildfire • G-Max Cannonade • G-Max Befuddle
G-Max Volt Crash • G-Max Gold Rush • G-Max Chi Strike • G-Max Terror
G-Max Foam Burst • G-Max Resonance • G-Max Cuddle • G-Max Replenish
G-Max Malodor • G-Max Meltdown • G-Max Drum Solo • G-Max Fireball
G-Max Hydrosnipe • G-Max Wind Rage • G-Max Gravitas • G-Max Stonesurge
G-Max Volcalith • G-Max Tartness • G-Max Sweetness • G-Max Sandblast
G-Max Stun Shock • G-Max Centiferno • G-Max Smite • G-Max Snooze • G-Max Finale
G-Max Steelsurge • • G-Max One Blow • G-Max Rapid Flow


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