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The Shock Wave is a unique shot only used by Jam. Its sonic waves confuse opponents, reversing their controls. Shock Wave is a Druid skill in Diablo II. __NOWYSIWYG__ Shock Wave Battle Data Affected by Contest Data Contests (RSE) Super Contests (DPPt) Contest Spectaculars (ORAS) Shock Wave is an Electric-type move introduced in Generation III that will never miss. A jolt of electricity is shot at the opponent at the speed of light. Normal attack. Shock Wave is a powerful attack used by Asura with the usage of his own powers. and "Shockwave, Part II" A shock wave is any compressional wave of energy or matter caused by the shock of an explosion that travels through a surrounding medium. In space, these phenomena are typically created by the destruction of large planetary or stellar bodies, and can sometimes carry subspace effects. In 2293, a massive subspace shock wave was caused by an explosion on the Klingon moon Praxis. This resulted in severe damage to the ozone layer of Qo'noS. (Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country; VOY: "Flashback") |} From the dust jacket, "In Shock Wave, Dirk Pitt® meets the most intriguing and sinister villain of his adventurous and legendary career - a billionaire Australian diamond king with three beautiful Amazon daughters - in a conflict that is waged above and below the sea for the survival of vast numbers of sea creatures an more than a million human beings. In 1856, a British clipper ship sinks after a storm while transporting convicts to an Australian penal colony. After horrible carnage on a raft, the pitiful survivors, among them Betsy Fletcher and Jess Dorsett, are washed up on a solitary tropical island, where they discover an immense source of diamonds and found a powerful and wealthy dynasty. One hundred forty years later, Maeve Fletcher, on of their descendants, is stranded on an island Pichu releases a wave of electricity around itself; the shockwave travels a decent amount of distance around Pichu, moving outwards on both sides. The move carries opponents hit by it with the shock wave and away from Pichu. __TOC__ Used by , deals damage on nearby enemies and knocks them down.

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Let loose a roar that stuns surrounding enemies A powerful psychic attack that stuns up to 8 enemies surrounding the Coercer in a large area, also dealing mental damage to all that are affected. Kuhara plunges into the ground, knocking down nearby enemies.

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Used by , deals damage on nearby enemies and knocks them down. Pichu releases a wave of electricity around itself; the shockwave travels a decent amount of distance around Pichu, moving outwards on both sides. The move carries opponents hit by it with the shock wave and away from Pichu. __NOWYSIWYG__ Shock Wave Battle Data Affected by Contest Data Contests (RSE) Super Contests (DPPt) Contest Spectaculars (ORAS) Shock Wave is an Electric-type move introduced in Generation III that will never miss. A jolt of electricity is shot at the opponent at the speed of light. Normal attack. The Shock Wave is a unique shot only used by Jam. Its sonic waves confuse opponents, reversing their controls. Shock Wave is a Druid skill in Diablo II. and "Shockwave, Part II" A shock wave is any compressional wave of energy or matter caused by the shock of an explosion that travels through a surrounding medium. In space, these phenomena are typically created by the destruction of large planetary or stellar bodies, and can sometimes carry subspace effects. In 2293, a massive subspace shock wave was caused by an explosion on the Klingon moon Praxis. This resulted in severe damage to the ozone layer of Qo'noS. (Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country; VOY: "Flashback") In 2371, a level-12 shock wave was created by the collapse of the Amargosa star by a trilithium weapon, destroying the entire star system. The same phenomenon occurred in the Veridian system, but the implosion was averted by Jean-Luc Picard and James T. Kirk. (Star Trek Generations) In 2371, USS Voyager encountered a shock wave emanating from a massive polaric ion detonation on Makull's homeworld which instead of dissipating into the future was dissipated into the past. This had the effect of creating temporal fractures which floated across the planet's surface. When Kathryn Janeway averted the explosion, the shock wave never occurred. (VOY: "Time and Again") In 2373, the crew of Voyager observed a supernova explosion. The pressure on the leading edge of the subsequent shock waves was over ninety kilopascals, which was 30% more than they predicted. (VOY: "The Q and the Grey") Also in 2373, Benjamin Sisko and Michael Eddington used ejected impulse exhaust from their runabout to detonate the plasma fields in the Badlands, causing a shock wave that damaged two pursuing Jem'Hadar fighters and eliminated their ion wake. (DS9: "Blaze of Glory") In 2374, Voyager was hit by a shock wave caused by omega molecules, resulting in the implementation of the Omega Directive. (VOY: "The Omega Directive") In 2375, Voyager could not use its phasers to stop Tom Paris from destroying a Monean underwater oxygen refinery from the Delta Flyer, because the phasers would produce a hydrodynamic shock wave that would have caused substantial collateral damage. (VOY: "Thirty Days") In 2377, the exploding Tactical Cube 138 caused a shock wave. (VOY: "Unimatrix Zero, Part II") The same year Voyager detected an energy discharge created by a long-range subspace warhead that produced a level-9 shock wave. (VOY: "Human Error") The destruction of a transwarp hub created a shock wave following the failure of the transwarp aperture's interspatial manifolds. (VOY: "Endgame") __TOC__ Shock Wave is a powerful attack used by Asura with the usage of his own powers. |} From the dust jacket, "In Shock Wave, Dirk Pitt® meets the most intriguing and sinister villain of his adventurous and legendary career - a billionaire Australian diamond king with three beautiful Amazon daughters - in a conflict that is waged above and below the sea for the survival of vast numbers of sea creatures an more than a million human beings. In 1856, a British clipper ship sinks after a storm while transporting convicts to an Australian penal colony. After horrible carnage on a raft, the pitiful survivors, among them Betsy Fletcher and Jess Dorsett, are washed up on a solitary tropical island, where they discover an immense source of diamonds and found a powerful and wealthy dynasty. One hundred forty years later, Maeve Fletcher, on of their descendants, is stranded on an island in Antarctica with a party of passengers after their cruise ship seemingly abandons them. Dirk Pitt, on an expedition to find the source of a deadly plague that is killing dolphins and seals in the Weddell Sea, finds Maeve and the passengers and rescues them from death. When Pitt later uncovers the cause of the plague, he discovers that Maeve's father, Arthur Dorsett, and her two sisters are responsible because of their diamond-mining technology. A deadly race develops to stop Dorsett from continuing his murderous mining operations and to head off a disaster that will kill millions. Pitt's struggle to foil Dorsett's ruthless plan to destroy the market for diamonds and thus gain a monopoly of his own takes him from harrowing adventures off the west coast of Canada to being cast adrift in the Tasman Sea in a small boat with his good friend Al Giordino and the lovely Maeve Dorsett. Through trial by storms, hunger, and thirst, Pitt's inventive genius and relentless drive to survive eventually bring him to a final, spine-chilling confrontation with Arthur Dorsett himself, at the very heart of his domain, with the clock ticking against devastating tragedy - a confrontation in which Pitt gains triumph, but at the cost of great personal loss, as he discovers a lethal surprise that will shock and astonish the reader. Only Clive Cussler - the Grandmaster of Adventure - could have written a story this suspenseful."

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