Zweilous (Duel 266)

Zweilous (Japanese: ジヘッド Dihead) is a figure in Pokémon Duel. It was made available in version 1.4.0.

Zweilous
ジヘッド Dihead
Evolution stage 2
Figure name Zweilous
Move Points
Types
Dark Dragon
Rarity
Invisible Shiny Bulbasaur
Version 1.4.0
ID 266
Time Booster League Beginner
Special Time Boosters Time Booster (Red), Pumpkin Time Booster, Time Booster (Orange), Summer Time Booster
Locked Booster Yes
Material Exchange
and Gem Exchange		 450
75
For more information on the Pokémon this figure depicts, see Zweilous.

Abilities

Version 3.0.9
Band Attack みんなでおそう
This Pokémon deals +10 damage for each Hydreigon, Zweilous or Deino on the field. If this Pokémon has evolved, it gains +1 MP.


Version 1.4.0-3.0.8
Band Attack みんなでおそう
This Pokémon deals +10 damage for each Deino or Zweilous on the field.


Data Disk

Version 7.0.0
 Black Hole Eclipse ブラックホールイクリプス 96 pt.
120
Reduces the opponent's Z-Move gauge by two thirds of its max value.
 Devastating Drake アルティメットドラゴンバーン 96 pt.
★★★★
A Pokémon on the field spins. If it spins a Miss or a White Attack of 120 damage or more, it is knocked out.
Roar ほえる 36 pt.
★★
The battle opponent is knocked 1 step back (the opponent chooses the point) and gains Wait.
Dodge かわす 12 pt.
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Bite かみつく 36 pt.
60
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Miss ミス 12 pt.
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Version 6.2.3-6.2.11
Roar ほえる 36 pt.
★★
The battle opponent is knocked 1 step back (the opponent chooses the point) and gains Wait.
Dodge かわす 12 pt.
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Bite かみつく 36 pt.
60
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Miss ミス 12 pt.
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Version 1.4.0-6.2.2
Roar ほえる 36 pt.
★★
The battle opponent is knocked 1 step back (the opponent chooses the point) and gains Wait.
Dodge かわす 12 pt.
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Bite かみつく 36 pt.
40
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Miss ミス 12 pt.
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Trivia

Origin

Band Attack first appeared as an attack on Great Encounters Beedrill. Roar and Bite are moves in the Pokémon games that Zweilous can learn, the former via TM. Black Hole Eclipse and Devastating Drake are Z-Moves in the games that Zweilous can use by equipping Darkinium Z and Dragonium Z, respectively.

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