Stealth Rock is a Status Rock-type move with 20 PP. It was introduced in Generation IV.
Causes damage when opposing Pokémon switch in.
Power
—
Accuracy
—
PP
20
Priority
0
From the games
The user lays a trap of levitating stones around the opposing team. The trap damages opposing Pokémon that switch into battle.
Pokémon that learn Stealth Rock
122 Pokémon
Sandshrew
#027
Sandslash
#028
Nidoqueen
#031
Nidoking
#034
Clefairy
#035
Clefable
#036
Jigglypuff
#039
Wigglytuff
#040
Diglett
#050
Dugtrio
#051
Primeape
#057
Geodude
#074
Graveler
#075
Golem
#076
Onix
#095
Cubone
#104
Marowak
#105
Rhyhorn
#111
Rhydon
#112
Chansey
#113
Pinsir
#127
Omanyte
#138
Omastar
#139
Kabuto
#140
Kabutops
#141
Aerodactyl
#142
Mew
#151
Sudowoodo
#185
Wooper
#194
Quagsire
#195
Pineco
#204
Forretress
#205
Dunsparce
#206
Gligar
#207
Steelix
#208
Shuckle
#213
Slugma
#218
Magcargo
#219
Swinub
#220
Piloswine
#221
Corsola
#222
Skarmory
#227
Phanpy
#231
Donphan
#232
Miltank
#241
Blissey
#242
Larvitar
#246
Pupitar
#247
Tyranitar
#248
Celebi
#251
Marshtomp
#259
Swampert
#260
Nosepass
#299
Mawile
#303
Aron
#304
Lairon
#305
Aggron
#306
Numel
#322
Camerupt
#323
Torkoal
#324
Trapinch
#328
Vibrava
#329
Flygon
#330
Lunatone
#337
Solrock
#338
Barboach
#339
Whiscash
#340
Baltoy
#343
Claydol
#344
Lileep
#345
Cradily
#346
Anorith
#347
Armaldo
#348
Kecleon
#352
Relicanth
#369
Metang
#375
Metagross
#376
Regirock
#377
Registeel
#379
Groudon
#383
Rayquaza
#384
Jirachi
#385
Deoxys
#386
Turtwig
#387
Grotle
#388
Torterra
#389
Chimchar
#390
Monferno
#391
Infernape
#392
Piplup
#393
Prinplup
#394
Empoleon
#395
Bidoof
#399
Bibarel
#400
Cranidos
#408
Rampardos
#409
Shieldon
#410
Bastiodon
#411
Shellos
#422
Gastrodon
#423
Bronzor
#436
Bronzong
#437
Bonsly
#438
Gible
#443
Gabite
#444
Garchomp
#445
Hippopotas
#449
Hippowdon
#450
Rhyperior
#464
Gliscor
#472
Mamoswine
#473
Probopass
#476
Uxie
#480
Mesprit
#481
Azelf
#482
Dialga
#483
Heatran
#485
Arceus
#493
Roggenrola
#524
Boldore
#525
Gigalith
#526
Drilbur
#529