Quick Attack

TM19

Rage

TM21

Razor Leaf

Rage causes damage on the round it is used and each successive round until the battle is over. After using Rage, your Pokémon can't use any other attack for the remainder of the battle, and you cannot run, use items, or switch to a different Pokémon.

Each time a Raging Pokémon takes damage, its Attack statistic increases by an amount equal to one-half of its initial value. Thus, the first instance of taking damage results in 150% normal Attack. The second instance results in double the normal Attack score, and so on. Effects are cumulative for a maximum of 6 instances, at which point your Pokémon's Attack will have reached quadruple the normal value. Further instances will not affect the Attack score.

An increase in Attack will not result from recurrent damage caused by the PSN or BRN status changes, nor from self-inflicted damage caused when your Pokémon is confused.

Once a Pokémon starts using Rage, only 3 circumstances can cause it to stop: (a) it faints, (b) all of the Pokémon on the opposing team are defeated (ie, the battle ends), or (c) if the "Shift" Battle Style option is selected, and your Pokémon defeats its current opponent with Rage, you will be given the choice of switching to another Pokémon. Note that this is only possible when fighting game trainers, not during a link battle. Each use of Rage burns only one PP, but this is the Everlasting Gobstopper of PP. The victim cannot "wait out" the Rage.

If your Raging Pokémon is put to sleep or frozen, or if Rage is Disabled, you will still be unable to switch to another Pokémon, and it will continue to use Rage when it wakes or when Disable wears off. If it is frozen, the Pokémon will be unable to do anything until it is thawed out by a Fire attack or it faints.

Note that if Rage misses the opponent on the first round it is used (or if it does zero damage because the enemy is a Ghost), it will not engage, and the trainer will be free to choose another attack on the following round.

Note that like other statistics, Attack has a maximum value of 999. If getting hit would raise your Pokémon's Attack score beyond 999, it will instead raise it only to that value. If its Attack score has already reached 999, its Attack score will not change.

Because it is a Normal type attack, it cannot affect Ghost Pokémon.

Doduo series
Kangaskhan
Tauros

Charmander series
Beedrill
Primeape
Onix
Cubone series
Flareon

All Pokémon (except for Caterpie, Metapod, Weedle, Kakuna, Magikarp, and Ditto) can learn this TM.

This TM is unique and can only be found on Route 15, in the Gate House to Fuchsia City.