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Liepard

Liepard

Type
POKEMON
HP
80
Energy Type
D
Stage
STAGE1
Retreat Cost
C
Weakness
Fx2
Resistance
P-20
Rarity
RARE
Illustrator
Akira Komayama
Set
Emerging Powers (EPO)
Number
65/98

Attacks

DFeint Attack

Does 30 damage to 1 of your opponent's Pokémon. This attack's damage isn't affected by Weakness, Resistance, or any other effects on that Pokémon.

DCCClaw Rend
50x

If the Defending Pokémon already has any damage counters on it, this attack does 30 more damage.

Rulings (4)

If I use Umbreon's "Feint Attack" on an opponent's benched Charizard ex, would the damage be blocked by Charizard ex's "Tera" trait or would it go through since "Feint Attack" ignores all effects on the opposing Pokemon?

Tera traits are considered effects on that Pokemon, so Feint Attack would get through it.

Feint AttackTera
Source: TPCi Rules Team (2024-01-04)Jan 4, 2024Compendium →

If Shiftry uses "Feint Attack" against Whiscash with "Submerge" Poké-BODY on the bench, which one prevails? The attack or the Poké-BODY?

Feint Attack ignores ANY effect on that Pokémon which attempts to prevent its damage; the attack itself specifically states that the attack's damage isn't affected by Poké-Powers and Poké-Bodies (and other things as well).

Feint Attack
Source: PUI Rules Team (2004-01-08)Jan 8, 2004Compendium →

If Shiftry uses "Feint Attack" against a Pokémon that successfully used "Agility" the previous turn, would Agility prevent the Feint Attack or not?

No, the Feint Attack ignores any effects on the Defending Pokémon, including Agility, Wonder Guard, etc.

Feint Attack
Source: PUI Rules Team (2004-01-08)Jan 8, 2004Compendium →

If Shiftry uses "Feint Attack" against a Pokémon that used "Smokescreen" the previous turn, would it have to flip for Smokescreen or not?

Yes it would have to flip. The effect of Smokescreen lies on the Shiftry, and Feint Attack only ignores effects on the DEFENDING Pokémon

Feint Attack
Source: PUI Rules Team (2004-01-08)Jan 8, 2004Compendium →