Roar is a Status Normal-type move with 20 PP. It was introduced in Generation I.
Immediately ends wild battles. Forces trainers to switch Pokémon.
Power
—
Accuracy
—
PP
20
Priority
-6
From the games
The target is scared off, and a different Pokémon is dragged out. In the wild, this ends a battle against a single Pokémon.
Pokémon that learn Roar
67 Pokémon
Ivysaur
#002
Venusaur
#003
Charmander
#004
Charmeleon
#005
Charizard
#006
Blastoise
#009
Raticate
#020
Nidoqueen
#031
Nidoking
#034
Vulpix
#037
Ninetales
#038
Persian
#053
Growlithe
#058
Arcanine
#059
Golem
#076
Onix
#095
Rhyhorn
#111
Rhydon
#112
Kangaskhan
#115
Magmar
#126
Gyarados
#130
Lapras
#131
Eevee
#133
Vaporeon
#134
Jolteon
#135
Flareon
#136
Aerodactyl
#142
Articuno
#144
Zapdos
#145
Moltres
#146
Dragonite
#149
Mew
#151
Cyndaquil
#155
Quilava
#156
Typhlosion
#157
Croconaw
#159
Feraligatr
#160
Flaaffy
#180
Ampharos
#181
Espeon
#196
Umbreon
#197
Steelix
#208
Snubbull
#209
Granbull
#210
Teddiursa
#216
Ursaring
#217
Swinub
#220
Piloswine
#221
Skarmory
#227
Houndour
#228
Houndoom
#229
Phanpy
#231
Donphan
#232
Stantler
#234
Raikou
#243
Entei
#244
Suicune
#245
Tyranitar
#248
Lugia
#249
Ho-Oh
#250
Sceptile
#254
Blaziken
#257
Mudkip
#258
Marshtomp
#259
Swampert
#260
Poochyena
#261
Mightyena
#262