Wide Guard

Rock-type status move in Pokémon Sun & Moon.

Status

Hone Claws Guard Split

Move text

The user and its allies are protected from wide-ranging attacks for one turn.

Details

Introduced

Generation V

Power

Accuracy

Priority

Makes contact?

Machine

Learners

Pokémon that learn this move naturally by leveling up.


Machamp #97		Start
Kingler #99		Start
Hitmonlee #106		41
Mareanie #113		17
Toxapex #114		17
Mr. Mime #122		Start
Araquanid #142		Start
Alomomola #157		Start, 61
Tirtouga #194		25
Carracosta #195		25
Probopass #199		Start
Mantine #226		23
Hitmontop #237		46
Solgaleo #291		67
Lunala #292		67
Celesteela #297		Start
Guzzlord #299		Start
Mantyke #458		23
Gallade #475		23
Gallade Mega #475		23
Regigigas #486		40
Throh #538		37
Mienshao #620		45

Learners

Pokémon that learn this move through special or alternate methods.


Wingull #40		Egg
Pelipper #41		Import from compatible Generation III–VI games via Pokémon Bank; retain through evolution where applicable
Pelipper #41		Wingull — breeding; retain through evolution
Makuhita #56		Egg
Hariyama #57		Import from compatible Generation III–VI games via Pokémon Bank; retain through evolution where applicable
Hariyama #57		Makuhita — breeding; retain through evolution
Smeargle #58		Import from compatible Generation III–VI games via Pokémon Bank; retain through evolution where applicable
Smeargle #58		Permanently copy with Sketch; a source Pokémon must use the move
Crabrawler #59		Egg
Crabominable #60		Crabrawler — breeding; retain through evolution
Onix #95		Trade from Ultra Sun/Ultra Moon; only original Sun/Moon-compatible forms and moves
Roggenrola #98		Egg
Boldore #99		Import from compatible Generation III–VI games via Pokémon Bank; retain through evolution where applicable
Boldore #99		Roggenrola — breeding; retain through evolution
Gigalith #100		Import from compatible Generation III–VI games via Pokémon Bank; retain through evolution where applicable
Gigalith #100		Roggenrola — breeding; retain through evolution
Paras #147		Egg
Parasect #148		Import from compatible Generation III–VI games via Pokémon Bank; retain through evolution where applicable
Parasect #148		Paras — breeding; retain through evolution
Stufful #169		Egg
Bewear #170		Stufful — breeding; retain through evolution
Wimpod #182		Egg
Golisopod #183		Wimpod — breeding; retain through evolution
Shieldon #190		Egg
Bastiodon #191		Import from compatible Generation III–VI games via Pokémon Bank; retain through evolution where applicable
Bastiodon #191		Shieldon — breeding; retain through evolution
Nosepass #198		Egg
Turtonator #224		Egg
Mantine #226		Egg
Geodude #229		Egg
Geodude Alola #229		Egg
Graveler #230		Import from compatible Generation III–VI games via Pokémon Bank; retain through evolution where applicable
Graveler #230		Geodude — breeding; retain through evolution
Graveler Alola #230		Geodude Alola — breeding; retain through evolution
Golem #231		Import from compatible Generation III–VI games via Pokémon Bank; retain through evolution where applicable
Golem #231		Geodude — breeding; retain through evolution
Golem Alola #231		Import from compatible Generation III–VI games via Pokémon Bank; retain through evolution where applicable
Golem Alola #231		Geodude Alola — breeding; retain through evolution
Mudkip #258		Egg
Marshtomp #259		Import from compatible Generation III–VI games via Pokémon Bank; retain through evolution where applicable
Marshtomp #259		Mudkip — breeding; retain through evolution
Swampert #260		Import from compatible Generation III–VI games via Pokémon Bank; retain through evolution where applicable
Swampert #260		Mudkip — breeding; retain through evolution
Swampert Mega #260		Import from compatible Generation III–VI games via Pokémon Bank; retain through evolution where applicable
Swampert Mega #260		Mudkip — breeding; retain through evolution
Aerodactyl #284		Egg
Aerodactyl Mega #284		Egg
Turtwig #387		Egg
Grotle #388		Import from compatible Generation III–VI games via Pokémon Bank; retain through evolution where applicable
Grotle #388		Turtwig — breeding; retain through evolution
Torterra #389		Import from compatible Generation III–VI games via Pokémon Bank; retain through evolution where applicable
Torterra #389		Turtwig — breeding; retain through evolution
Mantyke #458		Egg
Timburr #532		Egg
Gurdurr #533		Import from compatible Generation III–VI games via Pokémon Bank; retain through evolution where applicable
Gurdurr #533		Timburr — breeding; retain through evolution
Conkeldurr #534		Import from compatible Generation III–VI games via Pokémon Bank; retain through evolution where applicable
Conkeldurr #534		Timburr — breeding; retain through evolution
Dwebble #557		Egg
Crustle #558		Import from compatible Generation III–VI games via Pokémon Bank; retain through evolution where applicable

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Other moves that share this move type.

Move	Class	TM	Power	Acc.	PP	Pokémon	Description
Accelerock	Physical	-	40	100	20	2	The user smashes into the target at high speed. This move always goes first.
Ancient Power	Special	-	60	100	5	165	The user attacks with a prehistoric power. This may also raise all the user’s stats at once.
Continental Crush	Physical	-	-	-	1	0	Z-Move reference: requires the appropriate Z-Crystal and compatible base move; cannot be learned as an ordinary move. Only one Z-Move per Trainer per battle. Generic Z-Move power depends on the base move.
Continental Crush	Special	-	-	-	1	0	Z-Move reference: requires the appropriate Z-Crystal and compatible base move; cannot be learned as an ordinary move. Only one Z-Move per Trainer per battle. Generic Z-Move power depends on the base move.
Diamond Storm	Physical	-	100	95	5	3	The user whips up a storm of diamonds to damage opposing Pokémon. This may also sharply raise the user’s Defense stat.
Head Smash	Physical	-	150	80	5	34	The user attacks the target with a hazardous, full-power headbutt. This also damages the user terribly.
Power Gem	Special	-	80	100	20	44	The user attacks with a ray of light that sparkles as if it were made of gemstones.
Rock Blast	Physical	-	25	90	10	41	The user hurls hard rocks at the target. Two to five rocks are launched in a row.
Rock Polish	Status	TM69	-	-	20	130	The user polishes its body to reduce drag. This can sharply raise the Speed stat.
Rock Slide	Physical	TM80	75	90	10	423	Large boulders are hurled at the opposing Pokémon to inflict damage. This may also make the opposing Pokémon flinch.
Rock Throw	Physical	-	50	90	15	41	The user picks up and throws a small rock at the target to attack.
Rock Tomb	Physical	TM39	60	95	15	400	Boulders are hurled at the target. This also lowers the target’s Speed stat by preventing its movement.
Rock Wrecker	Physical	-	150	90	5	4	The user launches a huge boulder at the target to attack. The user can’t move on the next turn.
Rollout	Physical	-	30	90	20	200	The user continually rolls into the target over five turns. It becomes more powerful each time it hits.
Sandstorm	Status	TM37	-	-	10	265	A five-turn sandstorm is summoned to hurt all combatants except the Rock, Ground, and Steel types. It raises the Sp. Def stat of Rock types.
Smack Down	Physical	TM23	50	100	15	131	The user throws a stone or similar projectile to attack an opponent. A flying Pokémon will fall to the ground when it’s hit.
Stealth Rock	Status	-	-	-	20	209	The user lays a trap of levitating stones around the opposing team. The trap hurts opposing Pokémon that switch into battle.
Stone Edge	Physical	TM71	100	80	5	233	The user stabs the target from below with sharpened stones. Critical hits land more easily.