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In [[Telefang 1]], [[Kanzou]] has the highest base Attack, starting out with 22 Attack at Level 1. [[Pampas]] has the lowest, only starting out with 6 Attack. [[Kanzou]] also has the highest max Attack, who has 169 Attack at Level 99. [[Punica]] and [[Liriope]] tie for lowest, maxing out at 57 at Level 99. | In [[Telefang 1]], [[Kanzou]] has the highest base Attack, starting out with 22 Attack at Level 1. [[Pampas]] has the lowest, only starting out with 6 Attack. [[Kanzou]] also has the highest max Attack, who has 169 Attack at Level 99. [[Punica]] and [[Liriope]] tie for lowest, maxing out at 57 at Level 99. | ||
There are moves to increase attack; | There are moves to increase attack; | ||
[[Invigorate (move)]] | [[Invigorate (move)]] | ||
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[[Category:Stats]] | [[Category:Stats]] | ||
[[Category:Bugsite stats]] | [[Category:Bugsite stats]] | ||
[[Category:Telefang stats]] | [[Category:Telefang stats]] | ||
Latest revision as of 20:30, 30 August 2022
Attack is a stat. It determines how strong regular attacks will be.
In Telefang 1, Kanzou has the highest base Attack, starting out with 22 Attack at Level 1. Pampas has the lowest, only starting out with 6 Attack. Kanzou also has the highest max Attack, who has 169 Attack at Level 99. Punica and Liriope tie for lowest, maxing out at 57 at Level 99.
There are moves to increase attack;
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