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There are over 460 Pokémon attacks in total; this page lists every move with lots of detail. filter by name, type and category.
List of moves. From Bulbapedia, the community-driven Pokémon encyclopedia. As of Generation IX, there are 934 different moves in the core series games. This number includes all G-Max Moves, and considers the physical and special versions of each Z-Move as the same move.
Detailed list of every move from the Pokémon games, with sorting and filtering. There are over 460 Pokémon attacks in total.
In Pokémon GO, moves are divided into two kinds: Fast Attacks (Japanese: ノーマルアタック Normal Attack) and Charged Attacks (Japanese: スペシャルアタック Special Attack). At the start, every Pokémon knows one of each kind of move, randomly chosen from their species' possible move pool.
In games prior to Generation IV, the type of a damaging move determines whether the move is physical (damage calculation is performed using the user's Attack and the target's Defense) or special (the user's Special Attack and the target's Special Defense).
Here you will find detailed information about every attack in Pokémon at the moment. All 354 from Absorb to Zap Cannon. Every Single Attack from the GBA versions are in this.
All of the attacks, defenses, and strategies employed by Pokémon, referred to as moves, are contained here. Sorting is possible by either ticking which generation and-or type to sort by, and in the table itself by clicking on headers.
In the world of Pokémon, moves are powerful attacks that each Pokémon species can learn and use in battles. Each move has its own type, power, accuracy, and effect, and can greatly impact the outcome of a battle.
This is explained in detail on the Dual type attack chart. Also note that in the First Generation games, Red, Blue, Green, and Yellow, some weaknesses/resistances are different: Ice
Here you will find detailed information about every attack in Pokémon at the moment. This section lists all the moves currently available through the Pokémon in Sword & Shield, and details all the moves and the changes implemented with them from the last one.