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That was the thread that triggered my curiosity in the first place. Hmm... If I check it again, I may find a link, though... Here's hoping!
@Kaito:
IIRC, the ability will only have the 50% chance to change if the pokemon got a new ability in D/P/P. For example, a clefairy evolving into clefable in D/P/P has a 50% chance at getting magic guard. However, since magneton had sturdy and magnet pull in RSE, it doesn't have the chance to change its ability upon evolution in D/P/P.
I am not totally sure about what I just said, you should probably confirm with someone who really knows what they're talking about before taking any risks.
IIRC, the ability will only have the 50% chance to change if the pokemon got a new ability in D/P/P. For example, a clefairy evolving into clefable in D/P/P has a 50% chance at getting magic guard. However, since magneton had sturdy and magnet pull in RSE, it doesn't have the chance to change its ability upon evolution in D/P/P.
I am not totally sure about what I just said, you should probably confirm with someone who really knows what they're talking about before taking any risks.
I'm pretty sure they will go away just like all the other legends. But if you save before you face them you won't have to worry about KO'ing or being KOed be the dragons.
EDIT:What is being tested next? Manaphy?
What is a good Blissey lure? I am thinking Gengar with Explosion...
Hey -- Where is the IV battle thread at? I can't find an open one...
That should work. Any special attacker with Expolsion could work, Gengar, Heatran, and Azelf are all good examples.
And again, what is being tested next? Is it Manaphy?
i think they took that out so i guess you have to try the sequest thread.
I'm getting a 500 - Internal Server Error when I try to view the StrategyDex, will this problem clear up by itself?
If you like the chance to paralyze, Body Slam is better. If you want to hurt your enemy more, Return is better. It depends on what set you're running as well. If it's a curse set, you'll probably be so slow even a paralyzed enemy will outspeed you. If it's a CB set, Body Slam might be better for supporting your team.
actually its not for singles its my doubleteam showdown snorlax with bellydrum. and i thoguht returns power is 70 at max love.
Return hits a power of 102. If it's max was 70, it wouldn't even be debatable.
I would go with Return. From my understanding the battles are really quick, and if you did to get paralysis (30% rate), there's not much you can do to capalize on it (especially at +6 where you'll most likely kill them next turn anyways). The increased Base Power of Return will work better.
I would go with Return. From my understanding the battles are really quick, and if you did to get paralysis (30% rate), there's not much you can do to capalize on it (especially at +6 where you'll most likely kill them next turn anyways). The increased Base Power of Return will work better.
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K, here's a better question:
I'm new to Metalkid's IV calc.
How many levels should I enter stats for if I start from level 1 and get it up with rare candies... (0 EVs)?
3 or 4 should be good enough. If anything, it'll give you 2 IVs, which means you need 1 more.
So, let's say... 6? That's pretty cool... I thought it HAD to be on like level 50 to get any kind of accuracy on the IVs...
Thanks, I did get some ideas :)
A pokemon with Pokerus holding a Power Bracer that defeats a wild Kricitune will receive 12 EVs in Attack, right?
4+2=6*2=12
It works like that, right?
4+2=6*2=12
It works like that, right?
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