Covet (move)

Covet

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Stats Type  Normal Category  Physical Power  60 Accuracy  100% PP  25 (max. 40) Priority  {{{priority}}} The user endearingly approaches the target, then steals the target's held item. Makes contact Affected by Protect Not affected by Magic Coat Not affected by Snatch Not affected by King's Rock

Target Foe Foe Self Ally May affect anyone but the user

On Bulbapedia

Covet is an offensive Normal-type move.

As of 1.0.4, Covet can be taught by the Physical Move Tutor in Tsukinami Village Hotel, at a cost of four Red Shards. In 1.0.3, it could be taught by the Ultimate Move Tutor in Tsukinami Village, at a cost of 4 of each type of shard.

Effect

Covet steals the target's held item after dealing damage. Items cannot be stolen if the user is holding an item or the target is holding a Mega Stone that it can use to Mega Evolve. Pokémon belonging to Trainers will have their items returned to them after battle, but wild Pokémon can have their items permanently stolen.

Pokémon that learn Covet

By leveling up

Dex #	Pokémon		Type		Level
#029		Feleng	Normal		Unknown	28
#032		Mankey	Fighting		Unknown	1
#129		Eevee	Normal		Unknown	23

By tutoring

Dex #	Pokémon		Type
#007		Chyinmunk	Normal		Normal
#008		Kinetmunk	Normal	Electric
#020		Tonemy	Poison		Poison
#021		Tofurang	Poison		Poison
#029		Feleng	Normal		Normal
#030		Felunge	Normal		Normal
#031		Feliger	Normal		Normal
#032		Mankey	Fighting		Fighting
#033		Primeape	Fighting		Fighting
#034		Empirilla	Fighting		Fighting
#035		Owten	Normal	Flying
#036		Eshouten	Normal	Flying
#040		Smore	Bug		Bug
#041		Firoke	Bug	Fire
#046		Tancoon	Dark	Normal
#047		Tanscure	Dark	Normal
#050		Pahar	Fire	Flying
#051		Palij	Fire	Flying
#052		Pajay	Fire	Flying
#053		Jerbolta	Electric	Ground
#067		Lunapup	Ground	Fighting
#068		Herolune	Ground	Fighting
#069		Minyan	Dark	Poison
#070		Vilucard	Dark	Poison
#090		Cottonee	Grass	Fairy
#091		Whimsicott	Grass	Fairy
#095		Glaslug	Water	Ice
#096		Glavinug	Water	Ice
#123		Spritzee	Fairy		Fairy
#124		Aromatisse	Fairy		Fairy
#125		Miasmedic	Fairy	Poison
#126		Jackdeary	Fairy	Fighting
#127		Winotinger	Fairy	Fighting
#128		Duplicat	Normal		Normal
#129		Eevee	Normal		Normal
#130		Vaporeon	Water		Water
#131		Jolteon	Electric		Electric
#132		Flareon	Fire		Fire
#133		Espeon	Psychic		Psychic
#134		Umbreon	Dark		Dark
#135		Leafeon	Grass		Grass
#136		Glaceon	Ice		Ice
#137		Sylveon	Fairy		Fairy
#138		Nucleon	Nuclear		Nuclear
#142		Masking	Psychic		Psychic
#143		Dramsama	Psychic	Ghost
#149		Pufluff	Ice	Fairy
#150		Alpico	Ice	Fairy
#151		Anderind	Ice	Ground
#173		Minicorn	Fairy	Normal
#174		Kiricorn	Fairy	Normal
#175		Oblivicorn	Fairy	Dark
#176		Luxi	Dragon	Fairy
#177		Luxor	Dragon	Fairy
#178		Luxelong	Dragon	Fairy
#181		Sheebit	Ground		Ground
#182		Terrabbit	Ground		Ground
#183		Laissure	Ground		Ground
#191		Garlikid	Grass	Fighting

By Breeding

Dex #	Pokémon		Type		Father
#046		Tancoon	Normal	Dark
#047		Tanscure	Normal	Dark
#053		Jerbolta	Ground	Electric
#109		Chicoatl	Grass		Unknown
#110		Quetzoral	Grass	Flying
#111		Coatlith	Grass	Dragon
#129		Eevee	Normal		Unknown
For clarity, only the lowest stage possible of every compatible evolutionary line are listed as fathers. When Ratsy (*) is listed as a father, it means that the move must be acquired via Sketch beforehand.