Unown G question
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Anything that is part of the attack done to the Pokemon with Unown G attached. In this case, the damage part of the effect is excluded from Unown G's prevention.
Examples of non-damage effects might include things like: placing damage counters (e.g. Bannette's Ghost Head), applying a Special Condition (e.g. poison), switching out, reducing defending Pokemon's attack damage on next turn (e.g. Meganium's Delta Reduction).
Examples of non-damage effects might include things like: placing damage counters (e.g. Bannette's Ghost Head), applying a Special Condition (e.g. poison), switching out, reducing defending Pokemon's attack damage on next turn (e.g. Meganium's Delta Reduction).
Note that things that are done but not to the Defending Pokemon are still done and also things done to calculate damage are still done.
Adding up or counting things, even if they are attached to the Defending Pokemon is not considered an effect. It is part of the calculation.
If you are uncertain of a specific attack, please ask about that attack for more details.
Adding up or counting things, even if they are attached to the Defending Pokemon is not considered an effect. It is part of the calculation.
If you are uncertain of a specific attack, please ask about that attack for more details.