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* Screen: Covers the entire screen. Functions in both dungeon and ground modes, as long as the background only uses a single layer.
* Screen: Covers the entire screen. Functions in both dungeon and ground modes, as long as the background only uses a single layer.
* WBA: ???
* WBA: ???
In ground mode, <code>SetEffect<X>(Y, Z);</code> will play back a given effect animation. Substitute "X" with the actor or performer, "Y" with the effect's ID (number or [https://github.com/SkyTemple/skytemple-files/blob/386f8988d12f7a2568b857ce9870cdaf16962eb1/skytemple_files/_resources/ppmdu_config/pmd2scriptdata.xml#L1065 SkyTemple text ID]), and "Z" with the [[List_of_Opcodes#0x102_-_SetEffect|character sprite offset]], aka point.
The paired SFX and points are only relevant to dungeon mode; in ground mode, sound effects are played separately using <code>se_Play(X);</code> (substituting "X" with the SFX ID), while points are set using SetEffect's second parameter.


[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kLILfedHozQ This video by Hecka Bad] demonstrates all effect animations and their paired SFX, apart from the WAN File 1 animations that appear to be playable only in ground mode.
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kLILfedHozQ This video by Hecka Bad] demonstrates all effect animations and their paired SFX, apart from the WAN File 1 animations that appear to be playable only in ground mode.


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!ID
!ID
!File Type
!File Type
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|
|None
|None
|Ice Ball hit.
|Ice Ball or Weather Ball in hail hit.
|-
|-
|25
|25
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|
|None
|None
|Unidentified; three small fireballs.
|PMD1 leftover; three small fireballs. This was previously used as a startup animation by Flame Wheel; PMD2 replaced it with #78.
|-
|-
|78
|78
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|align=center|✓
|align=center|✓
|None
|None
|Unidentified; 3 wind projectiles. Assigned to $$$ move #548.
|Razor Wind projectile.
|-
|-
|87
|87
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|
|None
|None
|Unidentified; triple-bite effect.
|PMD1 leftover; three quick bites/chewing. This was previously used for Crunch; PMD2 instead uses #96 for both Bite and Crunch.
|-
|-
|96
|96
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|
|None
|None
|Bite.
|Bite and Crunch.
|-
|-
|97
|97
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|align=center|✓
|align=center|✓
|m01a02a
|m01a02a
|Unidentified; looping spark effect. Only appears to be used in a debug room (T00P02).
|Unidentified; looping spark effect. Only appears to be used in a debug room (T00P02). PMD1 internal name: G_THUNDER
|-
|-
|98
|98
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|
|None
|None
|Unidentified continuation of #97.
|Unidentified continuation of #97. PMD1 internal name: G_THUNDER_2
|-
|-
|99
|99
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|
|None
|None
|Unidentified; star-shaped smoke cloud.
|Unidentified; star-shaped smoke cloud. PMD1 internal name: G_SMOKE
|-
|-
|100
|100
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|align=center|✓
|align=center|✓
|None
|None
|MegaHorn projectile.
|Megahorn projectile.
|-
|-
|120
|120
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|
|None
|None
|Unidentified; small blue light effect.
|Used as a startup animation by moves such as Ember.
|-
|-
|145
|145
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|align=center|✓
|align=center|✓
|None
|None
|PMD1 leftover; hero's disappearing light, variant 1. Explorers instead uses object sprites for this purpose (d01p11b2.wan, which contains all variants).
|PMD1 leftover; hero's disappearing light, variant 1. PMD2 instead uses object sprites for this purpose (d01p11b2.wan, which contains all variants).
|-
|-
|168
|168
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|
|None
|None
|Taunt. SFX #1559 was intended for this animation, but is not used. PMD1 did use an earlier iteration of this sound for this animation.
|Taunt. [[List of Sound Effects#Move3 SE|SFX #1559]] was intended for this animation, but is not used. PMD1 did use an earlier iteration of this sound for this animation.
|-
|-
|176
|176
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|align=center|✓
|align=center|✓
|None
|None
|Unidentified; 3 spinning Mud Sport projectiles. Probably unused.
|Mud-Slap.
|-
|-
|183
|183
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|align=center|✓
|align=center|✓
|None
|None
|Unidentified or unused; three brown Zs. While Sleep Talk uses the sound effect, it does not use this visual effect.
|Unidentified or unused; three brown Zs. While Sleep Talk uses the sound effect, it does not use this visual effect. PMD1 internal name: NEGOTO
|-
|-
|185
|185
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|
|None
|None
|Mist.
|Mist or Pokémon Trap.
|-
|-
|211
|211
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|
|
|None
|None
|Unidentified; blue healing effect. PMD1 internal name: KAIFUKU
|PMD1 leftover; blue healing effect. This was previously used as a second healing animation for Moonlight; PMD2 dummied it out, presumably because using two animations for this was a bit redundant.
|-
|-
|274
|274
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|align=center|✓
|align=center|✓
|None
|None
|Unidentified; two needle projectiles.
|Pin Missile projectile.
|-
|-
|284
|284
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|
|
|None
|None
|Unidentified; small water splash.
|Unidentified; small water splash. PMD1 internal name: TYAKUSUI
|-
|-
|294
|294
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|
|
|s22p0203
|s22p0203
|Luster Purge. Also used in a cutscene, when Cresselia unmasks Darkrai (where it is paired with SFX #8199).
|Luster Purge and Trick Room. Also used in a cutscene, when Cresselia unmasks Darkrai (where it is paired with SFX #8199).
|-
|352
|WAN
|4108
|Center
|
|None
|Rock Blast impact.
|-
|-
|438
|353
|WAN File 1
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|4877
|Head
|Head
|align=center|✓
|align=center|✓
|m07a1001
|None
|Sweat/tears drop from both sides, looped. Not used often in the vanilla game, but usually in a distressed context.
|Rock Blast projectile.
|-
|-
|448
|354
|WAN File 1
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|4375
|Head
|Head
|
|
|m03a0403
|None
|Shocked effect, mirrored. Can be called using <code>SetEffect(EFFECT_SHOCKED_MIRRORED, 3);</code>
|Wide Slash.
|-
|-
|543
|355
|WAN
|WAN
|3084
|1798
|Head
|Head
|
|
|None
|None
|Roar of Time used in dungeons. SE5 cutscenes use OBJECT_D52P32A2_419 and SFX #11532 instead, which is a more elaborate effect.
|Cut.
|-
|-
|544
|356
|WAN
|WAN
|3085
|3851
|Center
|Center
|
|
|None
|None
|Roar of Time hit.
|See-Trap Orb.
|-
|-
|621
|357
|Screen
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|1040
|Center
|Center
|
|align=center|✓
|c00a0701
|None
|Dimensional Scream start.
|Switcher/Blowback Orb projectile.
|-
|-
|622
|358
|WAN File 1
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|1039
|Head
|Center
|align=center|✓
|None
|Transfer/Stayaway Orb projectile.
|-
|359
|WAN
|1293
|Center
|
|
|m21a0203
|None
|Sweat drop down the side, mirrored. Can be called using <code>SetEffect(EFFECT_SWEAT_DROP_SLOW, 3);</code>
|Teleport, Warp Seed, etc.
|-
|-
|623
|360
|WAN File 1
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|1815
|Head
|Center
|align=center|✓
|
|m02a0302
|None
|Anger symbol, mirrored for up-facing actors. Only appears to be called once in the vanilla game. Can be called using <code>SetEffect(EFFECT_ANGRY_MIRRORED, 3);</code>
|Petrify Orb or Trawl Orb.
|-
|-
|624
|361
|WAN File 1
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|3350
|Head
|Head
|align=center|✓
|
|c00a0601
|None
|Perfect Apple bouncing on top of Wigglytuff's head. Can be called using <code>SetEffect(EFFECT_APPLE_ON_HEAD, 3);</code>
|Drought Orb.
|-
|-
|625
|362
|WAN File 1
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|3333
|Head
|Head
|align=center|✓
|
|m05a0603
|None
|Beige rippling water for the hero, partner and Teddiursa, Hot Spring scene. Can be called using <code>SetEffect(EFFECT_STUCK_IN_YELLOW_WATER, 4);</code>
|Rollcall Orb.
|-
|-
|626
|363
|WAN File 1
|WAN
|1819
|Center
|
|None
|Invisify Orb or Mobile Orb.
|-
|364
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Head
|None
|align=center|✓
|
|m05a0603
|None
|Beige rippling water for Ursaring, Hot Spring scene. Can be called using <code>SetEffect(EFFECT_STUCK_IN_YELLOW_WATER_DEEP, 4);</code>
|PMD1 leftover; hero's light orb envelops them (ending).
|-
|-
|627
|365
|WAN File 1
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Head
|None
|align=center|✓
|align=center|✓
|m05a0603
|None
|Beige rippling water for Vigoroth, Hot Spring scene. Can be called using <code>SetEffect(EFFECT_STUCK_IN_YELLOW_WATER_MEDIUM, 4);</code>
|PMD1 leftover; hero's light orb (stationary).
|-
|-
|628
|366
|WAN File 1
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Head
|None
|align=center|✓
|align=center|✓
|m05a0603
|None
|Beige rippling water for Mankey, Hot Spring scene. Can be called using <code>SetEffect(EFFECT_STUCK_IN_YELLOW_WATER_MEDIUM2, 4);</code>
|PMD1 leftover; hero's light orb flies up.
|-
|-
|629
|367
|WAN File 1
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Head
|None
|align=center|✓
|align=center|✓
|m05a0603
|None
|Beige rippling water for Primeape, Hot Spring scene. Can be called using <code>SetEffect(EFFECT_STUCK_IN_YELLOW_WATER_DEEP2, 4);</code>
|PMD1 leftover; hero's light orb flies up, leaving more stars/energy behind.
|-
|-
|642
|368
|WAN File 1
|WAN
|4119
|Center
|
|None
|Vacuum-Cut.
|-
|369
|WAN File 0
|4635
|Center
|
|None
|Life Seed (max HP up).
|-
|370
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Head
|None
|align=center|✓
|
|c00a0601
|None
|Eating effect used during dinner at Wigglytuff's Guild by down and side-facing actors. Also used in a few other scenes. Can be called using <code>SetEffect(EFFECT_EATING, 3);</code>
|PMD1 leftover; rising magma pillar at Mt. Blaze Peak.
|-
|-
|643
|371
|WAN File 1
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Head
|None
|align=center|✓
|align=center|✓
|c00a0601
|None
|Eating effect used during dinner at Wigglytuff's Guild by up-facing actors. Can be called using <code>SetEffect(EFFECT_EATING_SLOW, 3);</code>
|PMD1 leftover; Articuno, Zapdos and Moltres create the Vortex Stone needed to access Silver Trench.
|-
|-
|646
|372
|WAN File 1
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|None
|None
|align=center|✓
|
|m22a1004
|None
|Blue animated water ripple effect below Lapras during Wigglytuff/Lapras scene.
|PMD1 leftover/continuation of #371; Vortex Stone light effect ends.
|-
|-
|653
|373
|WAT
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|None
|None
|align=center|✓
|align=center|✓
|m25a0302
|None
|The blue glowing effect from the left side of the screen seen after the partner activates the Rainbow Stoneship. Uses the 3D engine.
|PMD1 leftover/continuation of #372; static Vortex Stone.  
|-
|-
|664
|374
|WAN File 1
|WAN
|4099
|Center
|
|None
|Ghost-type Curse (nail pushed in).
|-
|375
|WAN
|4098
|Head
|
|None
|Ghost-type Curse takes effect on target.
|-
|376
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Head
|align=center|✓
|None
|None
|Stirring wind; Leaves.
|-
|377
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Head
|align=center|✓
|align=center|✓
|m23a1008
|None
|Beige animated water ripple effect below Lapras during Brine Cave introduction scene.
|Stirring wind; Leaves 2.
|-
|-
|668
|378
|WAT
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Head
|align=center|✓
|None
|None
|Stirring wind; Water?
|-
|379
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Head
|align=center|✓
|align=center|✓
|m23a1003
|None
|The glowing Brine Cave wall pattern. Uses the 3D engine.
|Stirring wind; Snowflake.
|-
|-
|676
|380
|WAT
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Center
|Head
|align=center|✓
|None
|Stirring wind; Snowflake 2. Couldn't get this to show up in practice, so it may be unused.
|-
|381
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Head
|align=center|✓
|None
|Stirring wind; Fire?
|-
|382
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Head
|align=center|✓
|None
|Stirring wind; Fire 2?
|-
|383
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Head
|align=center|✓
|None
|Stirring wind; Sand?
|-
|384
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|None
|align=center|✓
|None
|PMD1 leftover/continuation of #439; hero's light orb pulsating (return at Team Base during ending).
|-
|385
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|None
|
|None
|PMD1 leftover/continuation of #384; light orb dissipates on hero's return.
|-
|386
|WAN
|791
|None
|
|
|None
|Mud Trap.
|-
|387
|WAN File 0
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|None
|
|
|None
|Summon Trap or Grudge Trap.
|-
|388
|WAN
|792
|None
|
|None
|Grimy Trap.
|-
|389
|WAN
|771
|None
|
|None
|Gust Trap.
|-
|390
|WAN
|770
|None
|
|None
|Spin Trap.
|-
|391
|WAN File 0
|769
|None
|
|None
|Slumber Trap.
|-
|392
|WAN
|793
|None
|
|None
|Poison Trap.
|-
|393
|WAN
|790
|None
|
|None
|Chestnut Trap.
|-
|394
|WAN File 0
|538
|None
|
|None
|Movement speed lowered.
|-
|395
|WAN File 0
|536
|None
|
|None
|Movement Speed up.
|-
|396
|WAN File 0
|539
|None
|
|None
|Accuracy up.
|-
|397
|WAN File 0
|535
|None
|
|None
|Accuracy lowered.
|-
|398
|WAN File 0
|531
|None
|
|None
|Defense up.
|-
|399
|WAN File 0
|534
|None
|
|None
|Defense lowered.
|-
|400
|WAN File 0
|525
|None
|
|None
|Special Defense up.
|-
|401
|WAN File 0
|519
|None
|
|None
|Special Defense lowered.
|-
|402
|WAN File 0
|523
|None
|
|None
|Special Attack up.
|-
|403
|WAN File 0
|542
|None
|
|None
|Special Attack lowered.
|-
|404
|WAN File 0
|544
|None
|
|None
|Attack lowered.
|-
|405
|WAN File 0
|4882
|Head
|
|None
|Eating an Apple or Grimy Food.
|-
|406
|WAN File 0
|4884
|Head
|
|None
|Eating a Gummi or Golden Apple.
|-
|407
|WAN File 0
|4883
|Head
|
|None
|Eating a Seed.
|-
|408
|WAN File 0
|4881
|Head
|
|None
|Drinking a Max Elixir or vitammin drink.
|-
|409
|WAN File 0
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Center
|
|None
|Appears to be unused. The internal name it has in PMD1 (EQUIP), where it was also unused, implies this was intended for equipping items.
|-
|410
|WAN File 0
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Center
|
|None
|Appears to be unused. Its internal name in PMD1 is EQUIP_OUT.
|-
|411
|WAN File 0
|521
|Head
|
|None
|Using a TM within dungeons.
|-
|412
|WAN File 0
|522
|Head
|
|None
|Using many Orbs. However, the paired SFX (which was intended for HMs) does not ever seem to play.
|-
|413
|WAN File 0
|553
|Head
|
|None
|Using a Key.
|-
|414
|WAN
|520
|None
|
|None
|Keyhole block sinking into the ground after a key has been used.
|-
|415
|WAN
|1281
|None
|
|None
|Rollout hit. Also used by Excavate, an unused move (ID #361)
|-
|416
|WAN
|4377
|Center
|
|None
|Blast Seed explosion.
|-
|417
|WAN
|513
|None
|
|None
|Unidentified; a single "orb" explosion. PMD1 internal name: EFF_BOMB_2
|-
|418
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Center
|
|None
|PMD1 leftover; Gengar getting encased in glass in Murky Cave scene. PMD1 internal name: G_GLASS
|-
|419
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Center
|
|None
|PMD1 leftover; Gengar breaks the glass. PMD1 internal name: G_GLASS_1
|-
|420
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Center
|
|None
|PMD1 leftover; Gengar breaks Gardevoir's curse. PMD1 internal name: G_GLASS_2
|-
|421
|WAN
|548
|Center
|
|None
|Charge (move).
|-
|422
|WAN File 0
|4636
|Center
|
|None
|LightningRod ability activates.
|-
|423
|WAN File 0
|541
|Center
|
|None
|Paralysis status activates.
|-
|424
|WAN File 0
|552
|None
|
|None
|Rising multicolor smoke (Trace ability activates).
|-
|425
|WAN File 0
|547
|None
|
|None
|Attack up.
|-
|426
|WAN File 0
|549
|None
|
|None
|Uncertain if used or unused; Attack Speed down, counterpart of #427.
|-
|427
|WAN File 0
|529
|None
|
|None
|Attack Speed up (from Chlorophyll, Swift Swim, or Unburden).
|-
|428
|WAN File 0
|282
|Center
|
|None
|Unidentified; yellow energy. Might be an orb effect? PMD1 internal name: PAIN_2
|-
|429
|WAN
|514
|Head
|
|None
|Appears to be unused; exclamation mark with chirp sound effect.
|-
|430
|WAN
|515
|Center
|
|None
|Dropeye Seed.
|-
|431
|WAN
|526
|Center
|
|None
|Unidentified; pink energy. The paired SFX's internal name "JIGOKUMIMI" can translate roughly to having really good hearing.
|-
|432
|WAN File 0
|537
|None
|
|None
|PP lost.
|-
|433
|WAN File 0
|527
|None
|
|None
|PP restored.
|-
|434
|WAN File 0
|517
|Center
|
|None
|Unidentified; blue energy. The paired SFX's internal name is "ICE_ON".
|-
|435
|WAN
|518
|None
|
|None
|Sticky Trap spout.
|-
|436
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|None
|
|None
|This effect is used by the normally-unused enemy evolution mechanic.
|-
|437
|WAN File 0
|1294
|Head
|
|None
|Mud Shot impact.
|-
|438
|WAN File 1
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Head
|align=center|✓
|m07a1001
|Sweat/tears drop from both sides, looped. Not used often in the vanilla game, but usually in a distressed context.
|-
|439
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|None
|
|None
|PMD1 leftover; hero's light orb appears during ending at Team Base.
|-
|440
|Screen
|4614
|None
|
|None
|Rain begins.
|-
|441
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Head
|align=center|✓
|None
|Stirring wind; Water.
|-
|442
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Head
|align=center|✓
|None
|Stirring wind; Water 2.
|-
|443
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Head
|align=center|✓
|None
|Stirring wind; Water 3.
|-
|444
|WAN
|3592
|None
|
|None
|Escape Orb.
|-
|445
|WAN
|4634
|Head
|
|None
|Sunny weather begins.
|-
|446
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|None
|align=center|✓
|None
|PMD1 leftover; single static flyer, to be picked up by Lombre (rest of the animation can still be found in Lombre's sprite data, albeit with the wrong palette for the flyer...)
|-
|447
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|None
|
|None
|PMD1 leftover; falling flyer appears for one frame, probably for testing.
|-
|448
|WAN File 1
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Head
|
|m03a0403
|Shocked effect, mirrored. Can be called using <code>SetEffect(EFFECT_SHOCKED_MIRRORED, 3);</code>
|-
|449
|WAN
|2312
|Center
|
|None
|Hammer Arm.
|-
|450
|WAN
|2311
|Center
|
|None
|Iron Head.
|-
|451
|WAN
|1551
|None
|
|None
|Aqua Jet start (on user).
|-
|452
|WAN
|1552
|None
|
|None
|Aqua Jet or Aqua Tail impact.
|-
|453
|WAN
|1553
|None
|
|None
|Aqua Tail start (on user).
|-
|454
|WAN
|1794
|Center
|
|None
|Aqua Ring.
|-
|455
|WAN
|1822
|Center
|
|None
|Spacial Rend start (on user).
|-
|456
|WAN
|1793
|Center
|
|None
|Spacial Rend impact.
|-
|457
|WAN
|1821
|None
|
|None
|Dark Pulse.
|-
|458
|Screen
|1795
|None
|
|None
|Ominous Wind.
|-
|459
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Head
|align=center|✓
|None
|Gastro Acid projectile.
|-
|460
|WAN
|2309
|Head
|
|None
|Gastro Acid impact.
|-
|461
|WAN
|2313
|Center
|
|None
|Healing Wish charges and rises.
|-
|462
|WAN
|3607
|Center
|align=center|✓
|None
|Unidentified; assigned internally as a Healing Wish bullet, but it does not seem to be used in practice. Might be unused?
|-
|463
|WAN
|2315
|Center
|
|None
|Healing Wish falls onto recipient.
|-
|464
|WAN
|2310
|Center
|
|None
|Close Combat.
|-
|465
|WAN
|3094
|Center
|
|None
|Wood Hammer.
|-
|466
|WAN
|1820
|Center
|
|None
|Air Slash.
|-
|467
|WAN
|2062
|Center
|
|None
|Energy Ball charge.
|-
|468
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Head
|align=center|✓
|None
|Energy Ball projectile. [[List of Sound Effects#Move5 SE|SFX #2063]] was intended for this animation, but is not used.
|-
|469
|WAN
|2064
|Center
|
|None
|Energy Ball impact.
|-
|470
|WAN
|2842
|Center
|
|None
|Tailwind takes effect.
|-
|471
|Screen
|2843
|None
|
|None
|Tailwind background effect.
|-
|472
|WAN
|4625
|Center
|
|None
|Punishment.
|-
|473
|WAN
|2844
|Head
|
|None
|Chatter.
|-
|474
|WAN
|1815
|Center
|
|None
|Lucky Chant.
|-
|475
|WAN
|2817
|Center
|align=center|✓
|None
|Guard Swap projectile.
|-
|476
|WAN
|2320
|Center
|
|None
|Heal Order.
|-
|477
|WAN
|2319
|Center
|
|None
|Heal Block.
|-
|478
|WAN
|2317
|None
|
|None
|Shadow Sneak start.
|-
|479
|WAN
|2318
|Center
|
|None
|Shadow Sneak hit.
|-
|480
|WAN
|2321
|Center
|
|None
|Thunder Fang.
|-
|481
|WAN
|3081
|None
|
|None
|Rock Wrecker start.
|-
|482
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Center
|
|None
|Rock Wrecker projectile.
|-
|483
|WAN
|2069
|Center
|
|None
|Rock Wrecker impact.
|-
|484
|WAN
|2322
|Center
|
|None
|Focus Blast charge.
|-
|485
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Center
|align=center|✓
|None
|Focus Blast projectile.
|-
|486
|WAN
|2324
|Center
|
|None
|Focus Blast impact.
|-
|487
|Screen
|2325
|None
|
|None
|Focus Blast background effect. Used alongside #484.
|-
|488
|WAN
|2070
|Center
|
|None
|Giga Impact.
|-
|489
|WAN
|2326
|Center
|
|None
|This appears to be an unused "hit" effect for Defog; this is supported by the SFX's internal name, "KIRIBARAI" (the move's Japanese name).
|-
|490
|Screen
|2327
|None
|
|None
|Defog background effect.
|-
|491
|WAN
|2328
|Center
|
|None
|Trump Card.
|-
|492
|WAN
|2584
|None
|
|None
|Grass Knot.
|-
|493
|WAN
|2051
|Center
|
|None
|Cross Poison.
|-
|494
|WAN
|2583
|Center
|
|None
|Attack Order.
|-
|495
|WAN
|2579
|Center
|
|None
|Ice Fang.
|-
|496
|WAN
|2580
|Center
|
|None
|Ice Shard start.
|-
|497
|WAN
|1286
|Center
|align=center|✓
|None
|Ice Shard projectile.
|-
|498
|WAN
|2582
|Center
|
|None
|Ice Shard impact.
|-
|499
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Center
|align=center|✓
|None
|Psycho Cut projectile.
|-
|500
|WAN
|2839
|Center
|
|None
|Psycho Cut start.
|-
|501
|WAN
|2822
|Center
|
|None
|Psycho Shift startup.
|-
|502
|WAN
|2823
|Center
|
|None
|Psycho Shift part 2.
|-
|503
|WAN
|2831
|Center
|
|None
|Me First steals from target.
|-
|504
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Center
|
|None
|Me First projectile.
|-
|505
|WAN
|2833
|Center
|
|None
|Me First on user.
|-
|506
|WAN
|2834
|Center
|
|None
|Embargo.
|-
|507
|WAN
|2830
|Center
|
|None
|Judgment (normally unused).
|-
|508
|WAN
|2836
|Center
|
|None
|Seed Flare.
|-
|509
|WAN
|3077
|None
|
|None
|Brine.
|-
|510
|WAN
|2835
|Center
|
|None
|X-Scissor.
|-
|511
|WAN
|3080
|Center
|
|None
|Natural Gift.
|-
|512
|WAN
|3078
|Center
|
|None
|Payback startup.
|-
|513
|WAN
|3079
|Center
|
|None
|Payback activate.
|-
|514
|WAN
|2839
|Head
|
|None
|Zen Headbutt startup.
|-
|515
|WAN
|2840
|Center
|
|None
|Zen Headbutt impact.
|-
|516
|WAN
|2838
|Center
|
|None
|Wring Out.
|-
|517
|WAN
|2332
|Center
|
|None
|Gyro Ball startup.
|-
|518
|WAN
|1029
|Center
|
|None
|Gyro Ball impact.
|-
|519
|WAN
|2837
|Center
|
|None
|Shadow Claw.
|-
|520
|WAN
|1539
|None
|
|None
|Shadow Force.
|-
|521
|WAN
|2316
|Center
|
|None
|Gravity.
|-
|522
|WAN
|2841
|Center
|
|None
|Vacuum Wave.
|-
|523
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Head
|align=center|✓
|None
|Unidentified; single Stealth Rock/Stone Edge projectile.
|-
|524
|WAN
|2079
|None
|
|None
|Stealth Rock trap triggers.
|-
|525
|WAN
|3081
|None
|
|None
|Stone Edge.
|-
|526
|WAN
|2817
|Center
|align=center|✓
|None
|Switcheroo projectile.
|-
|527
|WAN
|2053
|Center
|
|None
|Dark Void.
|-
|528
|WAN
|1045
|None
|
|None
|Earth Power
|-
|529
|WAN
|1564
|Center
|
|None
|Gunk Shot startup/impact.
|-
|530
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Center
|align=center|✓
|None
|Gunk Shot projectile.
|-
|531
|Screen
|1565
|None
|
|None
|Gunk Shot background effect.
|-
|532
|WAN
|4371
|Center
|align=center|✓
|None
|Seed Bomb projectile.
|-
|533
|WAN
|3083
|Center
|
|None
|Seed Bomb impact.
|-
|534
|WAN
|2058
|Center
|
|None
|Double Hit.
|-
|535
|WAN
|2052
|Center
|
|None
|Assurance.
|-
|536
|WAN
|2084
|Center
|
|m12a1001
|Charge Beam startup. Also used as Manectric/Luxray's final attack in Amp Clearing scene, where it is paired with SFX #6926.
|-
|537
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Center
|align=center|✓
|m12a1001
|Charge Beam projectile. Also follows previous animation in Amp Clearing scene, paired with SFX #6927 on hit.
|-
|538
|WAN
|2050
|Center
|
|None
|Charge Beam impact.
|-
|539
|WAN
|3091
|Center
|
|None
|Pluck.
|-
|540
|WAN
|3092
|Center
|
|None
|Night Slash.
|-
|541
|WAN
|3090
|Center
|
|None
|Acupressure.
|-
|542
|WAN
|2054
|None
|
|None
|Magnet Rise.
|-
|543
|WAN
|3084
|Head
|
|None
|Roar of Time used within dungeons. SE5 cutscenes use OBJECT_D52P32A2_419 and SFX #11532 instead, which is a more elaborate effect.
|-
|544
|WAN
|3085
|Center
|
|None
|Roar of Time hit.
|-
|545
|WAN
|2055
|Center
|
|None
|Poison Jab.
|-
|546
|WAN
|3089
|Head
|
|None
|Last Resort.
|-
|547
|WAN
|2059
|Center
|
|None
|Dragon Rush.
|-
|548
|WAN
|2060
|None
|
|None
|Drain Punch.
|-
|549
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Left Hand
|align=center|✓
|None
|Mud Bomb projectile.
|-
|550
|WAN
|2057
|Center
|
|None
|Mud Bomb impact.
|-
|551
|WAN
|3086
|Center
|
|s12a1701
|U-turn start. Also used after recruiting Seven Treasures legendaries.
|-
|552
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Center
|align=center|✓
|None
|U-turn returns.
|-
|553
|WAN
|3088
|Center
|
|None
|U-turn impact.
|-
|554
|WAN
|3088
|Center
|
|s12a1701
|U-turn returned. Also used at the start of recruitment cutscenes for Seven Treasures legendaries.
|-
|555
|WAN File 0
|4876
|Center
|
|None
|Unknown; simple hit effect.
|-
|556
|WAN
|4371
|Left Hand
|align=center|✓
|None
|Worry Seed projectile.
|-
|557
|WAN
|2577
|Head
|
|None
|Worry Seed impact.
|-
|558
|WAN
|2578
|Center
|
|None
|Crush Grip.
|-
|559
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Center
|align=center|✓
|None
|Heart Swap projectile.
|-
|560
|WAN
|2077
|Center
|
|None
|Heart Swap impact.
|-
|561
|WAN
|2074
|Center
|
|None
|Force Palm.
|-
|562
|WAN
|2071
|Center
|
|None
|Aura Sphere charge.
|-
|563
|WAN
|3331
|Center
|align=center|✓
|None
|Aura Sphere projectile.
|-
|564
|Screen
|2073
|None
|
|None
|Aura Sphere background effect.
|-
|565
|WAN
|2075
|None
|
|None
|Roost.
|-
|566
|WAN
|2331
|Center
|
|None
|Bullet Punch.
|-
|567
|WAN
|2819
|Center
|
|None
|Power Whip.
|-
|568
|WAN
|2845
|Center
|
|None
|Power Gem startup.
|-
|569
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Center
|align=center|✓
|None
|Power Gem projectile.
|-
|570
|WAN
|2847
|Center
|
|None
|Power Gem impact.
|-
|571
|WAN
|2817
|Center
|align=center|✓
|None
|Power Swap projectile.
|-
|572
|WAN
|2818
|Center
|
|None
|Power Trick.
|-
|573
|WAN
|2336
|Center
|
|None
|Sucker Punch.
|-
|574
|WAN
|2065
|None
|
|None
|Feint startup.
|-
|575
|WAN
|2066
|Center
|
|None
|Feint impact.
|-
|576
|WAN
|2306
|None
|
|None
|Flare Blitz startup.
|-
|577
|WAN
|2307
|Center
|
|None
|Flare Blitz impact.
|-
|578
|WAN
|2081
|Center
|
|None
|Brave Bird start.
|-
|579
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Center
|align=center|✓
|None
|Brave Bird projectile.
|-
|580
|WAN
|2083
|Center
|
|None
|Brave Bird impact.
|-
|581
|Screen
|1044
|None
|
|None
|Brave Bird background effect.
|-
|582
|WAN
|2305
|Center
|
|None
|Lava Plume.
|-
|583
|WAN
|2080
|Center
|
|None
|Defend Order.
|-
|584
|WAN
|2334
|Center
|
|None
|Discharge activate.
|-
|585
|WAN
|2335
|Center
|
|None
|Discharge impact.
|-
|586
|WAN
|2333
|Center
|
|None
|Fire Fang.
|-
|587
|WAN
|2561
|None
|
|None
|Magnet Bomb.
|-
|588
|WAN
|2589
|None
|
|None
|Magma Storm.
|-
|589
|WAN
|2562
|Center
|
|None
|Copycat.
|-
|590
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Center
|
|None
|Unidentified; looks like a very short continuation of #589, but Copycat does not use this.
|-
|591
|WAN
|2564
|Center
|
|None
|Copycat startup.
|-
|592
|WAN
|2329
|None
|
|None
|Lunar Dance charge.
|-
|593
|WAN
|2330
|None
|
|None
|Lunar Dance.
|-
|594
|WAN
|2570
|Center
|
|None
|Mirror Shot charge.
|-
|595
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Center
|align=center|✓
|None
|Mirror Shot projectile.
|-
|596
|WAN
|2572
|Center
|
|None
|Mirror Shot impact.
|-
|597
|WAN
|2568
|Left Hand
|
|None
|Miracle Eye.
|-
|598
|WAN
|2569
|Center
|
|None
|Miracle Eye hit.
|-
|599
|WAN
|2574
|Center
|
|None
|Bug Bite.
|-
|600
|WAN
|2575
|Head
|
|None
|Bug Buzz.
|-
|601
|WAN
|2567
|Center
|
|None
|Wake-Up Slap.
|-
|602
|WAN
|2565
|Center
|
|None
|Metal Burst start.
|-
|603
|WAN
|2566
|Center
|
|None
|Metal Burst impact.
|-
|604
|WAN
|2573
|Center
|
|None
|Head Smash.
|-
|605
|WAN
|3096
|Head
|
|None
|Captivate.
|-
|606
|WAN
|3095
|None
|
|None
|Avalanche.
|-
|607
|WAN
|1035
|Center
|
|None
|Flash Cannon charge.
|-
|608
|WAN
|2078
|Center
|
|None
|Flash Cannon impact.
|-
|609
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Head
|align=center|✓
|None
|Flash Cannon projectile.
|-
|610
|WAN
|2585
|Center
|
|None
|Leaf Storm charge.
|-
|611
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Center
|align=center|✓
|None
|Leaf Storm projectile.
|-
|612
|WAN
|2587
|Center
|
|None
|Leaf Storm impact.
|-
|613
|Screen
|2588
|None
|
|None
|Leaf Storm background effect.
|-
|614
|WAN
|2829
|None
|
|None
|Draco Meteor.
|-
|615
|WAN
|2827
|Head
|
|None
|Dragon Pulse charge.
|-
|616
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Head
|align=center|✓
|None
|Dragon Pulse projectile.
|-
|617
|WAN
|2824
|Center
|
|None
|Rock Polish.
|-
|618
|WAN
|2825
|None
|
|None
|Rock Climb effect on user.
|-
|619
|WAN
|2826
|Center
|
|None
|Rock Climb impact.
|-
|620
|WAN
|3093
|Head
|
|None
|Nasty Plot.
|-
|621
|Screen
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Center
|
|c00a0701
|Dimensional Scream start.
|-
|622
|WAN File 1
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Head
|
|m21a0203
|Sweat drop down the side, mirrored. Can be called using <code>SetEffect(EFFECT_SWEAT_DROP_SLOW, 3);</code>
|-
|623
|WAN File 1
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Head
|align=center|✓
|m02a0302
|Anger symbol, mirrored for up-facing actors. Only appears to be called once in the vanilla game. Can be called using <code>SetEffect(EFFECT_ANGRY_MIRRORED, 3);</code>
|-
|624
|WAN File 1
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Head
|align=center|✓
|c00a0601
|Perfect Apple bouncing on top of Wigglytuff's head. Can be called using <code>SetEffect(EFFECT_APPLE_ON_HEAD, 3);</code>
|-
|625
|WAN File 1
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Head
|align=center|✓
|m05a0603
|Beige rippling water for the hero, partner and Teddiursa, Hot Spring scene. Can be called using <code>SetEffect(EFFECT_STUCK_IN_YELLOW_WATER, 4);</code>
|-
|626
|WAN File 1
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Head
|align=center|✓
|m05a0603
|Beige rippling water for Ursaring, Hot Spring scene. Can be called using <code>SetEffect(EFFECT_STUCK_IN_YELLOW_WATER_DEEP, 4);</code>
|-
|627
|WAN File 1
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Head
|align=center|✓
|m05a0603
|Beige rippling water for Vigoroth, Hot Spring scene. Can be called using <code>SetEffect(EFFECT_STUCK_IN_YELLOW_WATER_MEDIUM, 4);</code>
|-
|628
|WAN File 1
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Head
|align=center|✓
|m05a0603
|Beige rippling water for Mankey, Hot Spring scene. Can be called using <code>SetEffect(EFFECT_STUCK_IN_YELLOW_WATER_MEDIUM2, 4);</code>
|-
|629
|WAN File 1
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Head
|align=center|✓
|m05a0603
|Beige rippling water for Primeape, Hot Spring scene. Can be called using <code>SetEffect(EFFECT_STUCK_IN_YELLOW_WATER_DEEP2, 4);</code>
|-
|630
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Head
|align=center|✓
|None
|Static Manaphy egg. Unused in favor of object sprites.
|-
|631
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Head
|
|None
|Manaphy egg shakes. Unused in favor of object sprites.
|-
|632
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Head
|
|None
|Manaphy egg cracking. Unused in favor of object sprites.
|-
|633
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Head
|
|None
|Manaphy egg hatches in a burst of light. Unused in favor of object sprites.
|-
|634
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|None
|align=center|✓
|None
|Unidentified; down-pointing arrow. Might be the Stair-Sensor IQ skill.
|-
|635
|Screen
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|None
|
|c00a1701
|Dimensional Scream ends.
|-
|636
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|None
|align=center|✓
|None
|Spiritomb's Odd Keystone, static. Unused in favor of object sprites.
|-
|637
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|None
|
|None
|Spiritomb's Odd Keystone, rattling. Unused in favor of object sprites.
|-
|638
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Center
|
|m10a1101
|Gathering stars/energy, with extra light effect. More elaborate version of #103. Used when some Pokémon like Uxie first appear in cutscenes.
|-
|639
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Head
|align=center|✓
|m06a0203
|Skuntank's stink cloud.
|-
|640
|WAT
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|None
|align=center|✓
|m19b1001
|The Passage of Time's light arches. Uses the 3D engine.
|-
|641
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|None
|
|m04a0201
|Celebratory confetti. Used during perfect Sentry Duty results and Spinda's Café rewards.
|-
|642
|WAN File 1
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Head
|align=center|✓
|c00a0601
|Eating effect used during dinner at Wigglytuff's Guild by down and side-facing actors. Also used in a few other scenes. Can be called using <code>SetEffect(EFFECT_EATING, 3);</code>
|-
|643
|WAN File 1
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Head
|align=center|✓
|c00a0601
|Eating effect used during dinner at Wigglytuff's Guild by up-facing actors. Can be called using <code>SetEffect(EFFECT_EATING_SLOW, 3);</code>
|-
|644
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Center
|
|s04p1401
|Another star energy effect. Used in a few Aegis Cave cutscenes.
|-
|645
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Center
|
|m19a0601
|More elaborate version of #638 with extra star effects. Only used during shiny Celebi's first appearance, paired with SFX #7433.
|-
|646
|WAN File 1
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|None
|align=center|✓
|m22a1004
|Blue animated water ripple effect below Lapras during Wigglytuff/Lapras scene.
|-
|647
|Screen
|4355
|None
|
|s02p0501
|Fading in/out snow effect. Used when the Froslass boss in Crevice Cave appears.
|-
|648
|Screen
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|None
|
|s02p0501
|Heavier snow. Used right before Froslass boss battle.
|-
|649
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Head
|align=center|✓
|None
|Fast-moving Pelipper shadow facing to the right. Appears to be unused.
|-
|650
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Head
|align=center|✓
|m12d1215
|Fast-moving Pelipper shadow facing to the left.
|-
|651
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|None
|align=center|✓
|m19b1009
|The electric orb left behind by shiny Celebi after teleporting in Passage of Time scene.
|-
|652
|Screen
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|None
|
|n06a3401
|Opening treasure chest light effect. Used in the intro and during Special Episode 4.
|-
|653
|WAT
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|None
|align=center|✓
|m25a0302
|The blue glowing effect from the left side of the screen seen after the partner activates the Rainbow Stoneship. Uses the 3D engine.
|-
|654
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Center
|align=center|✓
|None
|AncientPower projectile.
|-
|655
|WAN
|4616
|Center
|
|None
|AncientPower impact.
|-
|656
|WAT
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Center
|
|None
|Lapras shadow approaches, smallest. Unused in favor of object sprites.
|-
|657
|WAT
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Center
|
|None
|Lapras shadow approaches, larger. Both the effect animation and object sprite are unused.
|-
|658
|WAT
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Center
|
|m23a1007
|Lapras shadow approaches, largest. This appears to be the only one of the three to be used.
|-
|659
|WAT
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|None
|
|t01p0401
|Japanese Explorers of Time logo fades in.
|-
|660
|WAT
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|None
|align=center|✓
|None
|Japanese Explorers of Time logo, static.
|-
|661
|WAT
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|None
|
|t01p0501
|Japanese Explorers of Darkness logo fades in.
|-
|662
|WAT
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|None
|align=center|✓
|None
|Japanese Explorers of Darkness logo, static.
|-
|663
|WAN File 0
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|None
|
|None
|Unidentified; water splash reminiscent of Aqua Jet.
|-
|664
|WAN File 1
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|None
|align=center|✓
|m23a1008
|Beige animated water ripple effect below Lapras during Brine Cave introduction scene.
|-
|665
|WAN
|2573
|None
|
|None
|Skull Bash impact.
|-
|666
|WAN
|3332
|Center
|
|None
|Will-O-Wisp impact.
|-
|667
|WAN
|4115
|Center
|
|None
|Withdraw.
|-
|668
|WAT
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|None
|align=center|✓
|m23a1003
|The glowing Brine Cave wall pattern. Uses the 3D engine.
|-
|669
|WAN
|771
|None
|
|None
|Steel Wing.
|-
|670
|WAN
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Center
|
|None
|Thief.
|-
|671
|WAN
|513
|Center
|
|None
|Eruption effect on user.
|-
|672
|WAN
|1821
|Center
|
|None
|Megahorn impact.
|-
|673
|WAN File 0
|2831
|Center
|align=center|✓
|None
|Orb projectile used by Takeaway, No-Move, Warp etc.
|-
|674
|WAN
|2819
|Center
|
|None
|Power Whip impact.
|-
|675
|WAN
|4625
|Center
|
|None
|Vine Whip impact.
|-
|676
|WAN File 0
|<nowiki>-1</nowiki>
|Center
|
|None
|Cosmic Power on user (gathering energy). See #219 for the background effect.
|Cosmic Power on user (gathering energy). See #219 for the background effect.
|-
|677
|WAN File 0
|282
|Center
|
|None
|Guard Swap effect on target.
|-
|678
|WAN File 0
|282
|Center
|
|None
|Power Swap effect on target.
|-
|679
|WAN File 0
|282
|Center
|
|None
|Skill Swap effect on target.
|-
|680
|WAN
|531
|None
|
|None
|Defense up. This and the next 10 effects are ground mode-compatible copies of dungeon effects, presumably intended for Spinda's Café.
|-
|681
|WAN
|534
|None
|
|None
|Defense lowered.
|-
|682
|WAN
|525
|None
|
|None
|Special Defense up.
|-
|683
|WAN
|519
|None
|
|None
|Special Defense lowered.
|-
|684
|WAN
|523
|None
|
|None
|Special Attack up.
|-
|685
|WAN
|542
|None
|
|s30a0701
|Copy of Special Attack lowered effect. Used in Spinda's Café.
|-
|686
|WAN
|544
|None
|
|None
|Attack lowered.
|-
|687
|WAN
|547
|None
|
|None
|Attack up.
|-
|688
|WAN
|4882
|Head
|
|None
|Apple eaten.
|-
|689
|WAN
|4884
|Head
|
|None
|Gummi or Golden Apple eaten.
|-
|690
|WAN
|4883
|Head
|
|None
|Seed eaten.
|-
|691
|WAN
|4881
|Head
|
|s30a0701
|Copy of Max Elixir/vitamin drink effect. Used in Spinda's Café for the drinks.
|-
|-
|692
|692
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