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How to Get Ice Spinner (TM 124) in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet

Check out our guide to find out where to get and which Pokemon will learn Ice Spinner in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet

In Pokemon Scarlet and Violet, players can obtain Technical Machines (TM), a type of data disc that help Pokemon learn new moves. TMs are a quick and easy way to learn a new move without too much grinding or waiting. Ice Spinner is one of these useful Technical Machines. Find out how to get Ice Spinner (TM124) in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet.

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Obtaining Ice Spinner TM 124 in Scarlet and Violet

TM 124 teaches a Pokemon the move Ice Spinner. Ice Spinner is an Ice type move. This move spins ice toward the opponent, stripping away any terrain as it goes.

Here are the stats for Ice Spinner:

TypeIce
CategoryPhysical
Power80
Accuracy100
PP24
ice spinner location pokemon scarlet
Ice Spinner Location (via Pokemon)

Ice Spinner is gained as a reward for beating Grusha, the Ice Gym Leader. It can then be crafted using the following: 8000 LP, Bergmite Ice x3, Cetoddle Grease x5, and Frigibax Scales x3.

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The move is super effective (x2) on Grass, Ground,Flying, and Dragon, type Pokemon. It has an average effect (x0.5) on Fire, Water, Ice, and Steel type Pokemon.

All eligible Pokemon learn by Level up or TM. Check out this list of all the Pokemon who can learn Ice Spinner via TM.

  • Cetitan (Level or TM)
  • Cetoddle (Level or TM)
  • Cyclizar (TM)
  • Quaquaval (TM)
  • Dundunsparce (TM)
  • Great Tusk (TM)
  • Iron Treads (TM)
  • Iron Bundle (TM)
  • Chien-Pao (TM)
  • Jigglypuff (TM)
  • Wigglytuff (TM)
  • Shellder (TM)
  • Cloyster (TM)
  • Dragonite (TM)
  • MArill (TM)
  • Azumarill (TM)
  • Pineco (TM)
  • Forretress (TM)
  • Dunsparce (TM)
  • Delibird (TM)
  • Donphan (TM)
  • Snorunt (TM)
  • Glalie (TM)
  • Buizel (TM)
  • Floatzel (TM)
  • Bronzor (TM)
  • Bronzong (TM)
  • Snover (TM)
  • Abomasnow (TM)
  • Weavile (TM)
  • Froslass (TM)
  • Cryogonal (TM)
  • Bergmite (TM)
  • Avalugg (TM)
  • Crabominable (TM)
  • Mareanie (TM)
  • Toxapex (TM)
  • Komala (TM)
  • Drednaw (TM)
  • Frosmoth (TM)
  • Eiscue (TM)

That’s it for this particular Technical Machine and how to obtain it. We hope that has helped you teach your Pokemon the move you require. Let us know if you have any more hints or tips in the comments below. Next up, why not check out how to get Dragon Claw in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet? Good luck!

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