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''Throw out a leaf like a throwing star. The leaf flies forwards in a straight trajectory.'' | ''Throw out a leaf like a throwing star. The leaf flies forwards in a straight trajectory.'' | ||
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[[File:RazorLeaf.png|thumb|left|Razor Leaf in Generation IV Pokémon games.]] | [[File:RazorLeaf.png|thumb|left|Razor Leaf in Generation IV Pokémon games.]] | ||
Razor Leaf is a Grass-type attack from Generation I. It is used exclusively by Grass-type Pokémon. It has 55 power and 95 accuracy, but it can hit all opponents in a double battle and has a 12.5% chance of doing a critical hit, which is bigger than most attacks' chance of 6.25%. Also, in ''Brawl'', Ivysaur launches a single leaf, while the animation for the move on Pokémon shows a flurry of leaves hitting the opponent. Also interesting to note is that because of the nuances of the battle system in Generation I, Razor Leaf would critically hit 99.6% of the time for most users, making it one of the more powerful moves back then. | Razor Leaf is a Grass-type attack from Generation I. It is used exclusively by Grass-type Pokémon. It has 55 power and 95 accuracy, but it can hit all opponents in a double battle and has a 12.5% chance of doing a critical hit, which is bigger than most attacks' chance of 6.25%. Also, in ''Brawl'', Ivysaur launches a single leaf, while the animation for the move on Pokémon shows a flurry of leaves hitting the opponent. Also interesting to note is that because of the nuances of the battle system in Generation I, Razor Leaf would critically hit 99.6% of the time for most users, making it one of the more powerful moves back then. | ||