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. Hyper Voice is one of these useful Technical Machines. Find out how to get Hyper Voice (TM 117) in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet.

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Obtaining Hyper Voice TM 117 in Scarlet and Violet

TM117 teaches a Pokemon the move Hyper Voice. Hyper Voice is a normal type move with a lot of power. The Pokemon using Hyper Voice lets a powerful yell which inflicts a lot of damage. Here are the stats for Hyper Voice:

TypeNormalCategorySpecialPower90Accuracy100PP10

Players can unlock Hyper Voice after beating the Team Star Fairy Crew. Hyper Voice is found on the northern side of East Province, by the mountain right near where scaffolding. It can be crafted using the following: Litleo x 5, Tandemaus x 3, Skwovet x 3.

Location of Hyper Voice in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet (via Pokemon)

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The move has an average effect (x0.5) on Rock and Steel type Pokemon and has no effect on Ghost types. Wigglytuff (and evolutions) learns Hyper Voice by default, while others must either level up or learn via TM. Check out this list of all the Pokemon who can learn this move via TM or level up.

  • Jigglypuff (Level or TM)
  • Wigglytuff (Level or TM)
  • Deino (Level or TM)
  • Zweilous (Level or TM)
  • Hydreigon (Level or TM)
  • Litleo (Level or TM)
  • Pyroar (Level or TM)
  • Fuecoco (Level or TM)
  • Crocalor (Level or TM)
  • Skeledirge (Level or TM)
  • Tandemaus (Level or TM)
  • Maushold (Level or TM)
  • Scream Tail (Level or TM)
  • Iron Jugulis (Level or TM)
  • Meowth (TM)
  • Persian (TM)
  • Arcanine (TM)
  • Chansey (TM)
  • Eevee (TM)
  • Vaporeon (TM)
  • Jolteon (TM)
  • Flareon (TM)
  • Igglybuff (TM)
  • Marill (TM)
  • Azumarill (TM)
  • Espeon (TM)
  • Umbreon (TM)
  • Misdreavus (TM)
  • Girafarig (TM)
  • Dunsparce (TM)
  • Teddiursa (TM)
  • Ursaring (TM)
  • Houndour (TM)
  • Houndoom (TM)
  • Phanpy (TM)
  • Donphan (TM)
  • Blissey (TM)
  • Ralts (TM)
  • Kirlia (TM)
  • Gardevoir (TM)
  • Vigoroth (TM)
  • Slaking (TM)
  • Azurill (TM)
  • Grumpig (TM)
  • Swablu (TM)
  • Altaria (TM)
  • Bagon (TM)
  • Sheigon (TM)
  • Salamence (TM)
  • Kricketune (TM)
  • Mismagius (TM)
  • Happiny (TM)
  • Hippowdon (TM)
  • Leafeon (TM)
  • Glaceon (TM)
  • Gallade (TM)
  • Rotom (TM)
  • Zorua (TM)
  • Zoroark (TM)
  • Sylveon (TM)
  • Noibat (TM)
  • Noivern (TM)
  • Rocktuff (TM)
  • Lycanroc (TM)
  • Salazzle (TM)
  • Oranguru (TM)
  • Skwovet (TM)
  • Greedent (TM)
  • Toxtricity (TM)
  • Perrserker (TM)
  • Indeedee (TM)
  • Lechonk (TM)
  • Oinkologne (TM)
  • Arboliva (TM)
  • Sqwarkabilly (TM)
  • Tadbulb (TM)
  • Bellibot (TM)
  • Dundunsparce (TM)
  • Farigiraf (TM)
  • Mabosstiff (TM)
  • Espathra (TM)
  • Bombirdier (TM)
  • Cyclizar (TM)
  • Cetoddle (TM)
  • Cetitan (TM)
  • Flutter Mane (TM)
  • Roaring Moon (TM)
  • Iron Valiant (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 Disarming Voice in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet? Good luck!

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