Other known variants
x2Neutralizing Gas
As long as this Pokémon is in the Active Spot, your opponent’s Pokémon in play have no Abilities, except for Neutralizing Gas.
Severe PoisonYour opponent’s Active Pokémon is now Poisoned. Put 4 damage counters instead of 1 on that Pokémon during Pokémon Checkup.
If I use Escape Rope and my opponent brings up Galarian Weezing with "Neutralizing Gas", if I bring up my Wyrdeer V with "Frontier Road" Ability would it get to use "Frontier Road" or not?
Neutralizing Gas would turn on before Wyrdeer V becomes active, so Wyrdeer V would not get to use its "Frontier Road" Ability.
If I have Galarian Weezing with "Neutralizing Gas" active and my opponent brings up a Wobbuffet with "Bide Barrier" Ability, does "Bide Barrier" turn off "Neutralizing Gas" or vice versa?
Since Neutralizing Gas was in effect before Wobbuffet became active, it takes precedence and Bide Barricade does not activate as long as Neutralizing Gas is in effect. Whichever one comes into effect first would take priority in this situation.
If my Jumpluff with the "Fluffy Barrage" Ability attacks and KO's my opponent's Active Galarian Weezing with "Neutralizing Gas" Ability, can I attack a second time?
Yes, you can because Fluffy Barrage is no longer disabled.
If my Jumpluff with the "Fluffy Barrage" Ability attacks and KO's my opponent's Active Pokemon, do I get to attack again if my opponent promotes a Galarian Weezing with "Neutralizing Gas" Ability before the second attack?
No, because Neutralizing Gas disables Fluffy Barrage before Jumpluff can attack a second time.
What happens if both Corviknight VMAX with "Lustrous Body" and Galarian Weezing with "Neutralizing Gas" are in play? Do they cancel each other out or what?
Lustrous Body takes precedence over Neutralizing Gas. It doesn't matter which one comes into play first.
My opponent has Galarian Weezing with "Neutralizing Gas" Ability in play. Is the "Top Entry" Ability still allowed as a method of benching a Pokemon, or can it not be benched?
You can still bench it. The Top Entry Ability is used before the Pokemon with that Ability is "in play".
If I had used Muk & Alolan Muk GX's "Severe Poison" attack that places extra Poison damage counters and in the next turn use Koga's Trap, do they still place the extra Poison damage?
No, they don't. The new, normal Poison Special Condition replaces the old Severe Poison Special Condition.
If I Switch my Active Pokemon that is affected by Poison from Muk & Alolan Muk GX's "Severe Poison" attack and Dust Island is in play, does my new Active Pokemon take the extra damage counters?
Yes, it does. Dust Island specifies that it is affected by "that Special Condition".
