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[[File:RolloutGen6a.png|thumb|250px|Rollout starting up...]]
[[File:RolloutGen6a.png|thumb|250px|Rollout starting up...]]
[[File:RolloutGen6b.png|thumb|250px|...and hitting the opponent in Pokémon ''X/Y''.]]
[[File:RolloutGen6b.png|thumb|250px|...and hitting the opponent in Pokémon ''X/Y''.]]
Rollout is a physical Rock-type attack introduced in Generation II in the ''{{uv|Pokémon}}'' games. Learned mostly by spherical Pokémon, it can hit 2-5 turns in a row. Its starting base power is 30 and its power will double after every hit.<ref name = "poke">2008-06-21. [[bulbapedia:Rollout (move)]], ''Bulbapedia.'' Accessed 2008-06-28.</ref> If Defense Curl is used beforehand, Rollout's starting base power will be doubled to 60, resulting in the most powerful attack in the game on the fifth hit, with a base power of 960. However, not all Pokémon that learn Rollout can learn Defense Curl. If Rollout misses, then its base power will be reset.
Rollout is a physical Rock-type attack introduced in Generation II in the ''{{uv|Pokémon}}'' games. Learned mostly by spherical Pokémon, it can hit 2 to 5 turns in a row. Its starting base power is at a low 30 but its power will double after every hit.<ref name = "poke">2008-06-21. [[bulbapedia:Rollout (move)]], ''Bulbapedia.'' Accessed 2008-06-28.</ref> If Defense Curl is used beforehand, Rollout's starting base power will be doubled to 60, resulting in the most powerful attack in the game on the fifth hit, with a base power of 960. However, if Rollout misses, then its base power will be reset.


In Generations II and III, Jigglypuff learns Rollout at level 19. It was moved down two levels in Generation IV and it was moved up three levels for Generation V and VI.
In Generations II and III, Jigglypuff learns Rollout at level 19. It was moved down two levels in Generation IV and it was moved up three levels for Generation V and VI.