How To Get TM14 Blizzard in Pokémon USUM

You can buy TM 14 Blizzard from the Technical Machine Shop in the Seafolk Village Pokémon Center. This same shop also sells the following TMs: TM04, TM15, TM22, TM25, TM34, TM38, TM52, TM68 and TM71.

Seafolk Village is located on Poni Island. You will gain access to Seafolk Village after completing the following main story events:

Clearing the Ula’ula Island grand trial
Rescuing Lillie from Aether Paradise

Obtaining TM14 (Step-by-Step)

During a main story playthrough you’ll arrive at Seafolk Village from the pier located on the southeast.

Step 1: Walk a short distance west until you leave the pier.

Walking west on the pier after arriving at Seafolk Village.

Step 2: Once you leave the pier, walk north until you reach the central platform.

Walking north and towards the central platform.

Step 3: Take the path to the left on the central platform.

Taking the path to the left on the central platform.

Step 4: Continue on the left-side path and walk north, past the first pier.

Walking past the first pier on the left side of the central platform.

Step 5: Continue north and then turn left at the second pier.

Turning left at the second pier.

Step 6: Enter the Pokémon Center once you see it.

Heading inside the Seafolk Village Pokémon Center.

Step 7: Inside the Pokémon Center, walk to the counter on the right side.

Walking to the counter on the right side of the Pokémon Center.

Step 8: Talk to the clerk on the right side of the counter to access the TM Shop. Select “Buy” from the menu.

Talking to the Technical Machine Shop’s clerk.

Step 9: Select Blizzard, which is the second item from top to bottom. This TM will cost 30,000 PokéDollars.

Selecting Blizzard from the menu.

Blizzard Details + Use

TM14 item description in the game.

Blizzard Move Details
Type	Ice
Category	Special
Power	110
Accuracy	70
PP	5

Blizzard is a damage-dealing move that also carries a 10% chance of inflicting Freeze on the target.

While being extremely powerful, Blizzard is also somewhat unreliable because of its 70% accuracy. Despite this minor drawback, Blizzard’s 110 BP makes up for the occasional misses.

When used under snow, Blizzard will bypass all accuracy checks. Because of this, the move is considered a staple move for Hail-based teams.

In competitive play, Blizzard can be an option for Ice types outside of Hail teams. Blizzard can also be used as a coverage move. However, because of its lower accuracy, Blizzard is often replaced by Ice Beam. Therefore, Blizzard is rarely used outside of Hail teams.

With that said, Blizzard isn’t a particularly good option in the main story. Aside from its low accuracy, Blizzard only becomes available towards the end of the game anyways – and by then you’ll have many better moves to choose from.