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Normally, in a situation where there are only two Pokémon remaining on the battlefield and one of them is knocked out by an attack but the attacker is also knocked out from the damage inflicted by Rocky Helmet, the player with the Pokémon that was holding the Rocky Helmet would lose the battle. Currently, the player with the Pokémon holding Rocky Helmet will win the battle. | Normally, in a situation where there are only two Pokémon remaining on the battlefield and one of them is knocked out by an attack but the attacker is also knocked out from the damage inflicted by Rocky Helmet, the player with the Pokémon that was holding the Rocky Helmet would lose the battle. Currently, the player with the Pokémon holding Rocky Helmet will win the battle. | ||
Note that in previous generations, the Pokémon holding the Rocky Helmet would win the battle. | |||
Since this only occurs in tie-breaker circumstances, this should have no impact on most battles involving a Rocky Helmet. The item is still legal for use in online play and tournaments. | Since this only occurs in tie-breaker circumstances, this should have no impact on most battles involving a Rocky Helmet. The item is still legal for use in online play and tournaments. | ||
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This discovery follows [[Parting Shot, Memento temporarily banned from Battle Spot|Parting Shot and Memento being banned from Battle Spot]] due to issues related to those moves in Pokémon Sun and Moon. | This discovery follows [[Parting Shot, Memento temporarily banned from Battle Spot|Parting Shot and Memento being banned from Battle Spot]] due to issues related to those moves in Pokémon Sun and Moon. | ||
Revision as of 08:09, 7 December 2016
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The Pokémon Global Link has posted a notice about an issue involving the Rocky Helmet in Pokémon Sun and Moon that causes the wrong player to be declared the winner in tie-breaker circumstances.
If the holder of Rocky Helmet is hit by a contact, the attacker will also be damaged.
Normally, in a situation where there are only two Pokémon remaining on the battlefield and one of them is knocked out by an attack but the attacker is also knocked out from the damage inflicted by Rocky Helmet, the player with the Pokémon that was holding the Rocky Helmet would lose the battle. Currently, the player with the Pokémon holding Rocky Helmet will win the battle.
Note that in previous generations, the Pokémon holding the Rocky Helmet would win the battle.
Since this only occurs in tie-breaker circumstances, this should have no impact on most battles involving a Rocky Helmet. The item is still legal for use in online play and tournaments.
This discovery follows Parting Shot and Memento being banned from Battle Spot due to issues related to those moves in Pokémon Sun and Moon.
