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 Posted: Fri May 09, 2008 1:23 pm
Most pokemon can learn moves outside their type, we all know this. But with recent games and the joy of breeding, the potential for pokemon to have abilities far removed from their true elemental type has risen dramatically.
I have one such pokemon that I'm incredibly fond of. Back when Gold and Silver first introduced breeding (anyone else feel old?) I discovered that vulpix could learn hypnosis as an egg move.
Well combine that with the TM Dream Eater with the new move, Extrasensory, that it can learn in the 40's and you get an amazing psychic vulpix. Will-o-wisp only increases the supernatural aura of what is supposed to be a simple fire type.
Does anyone else have a pokemon that they have raised to be far from the beaten path and outside their elemental comfort zone?
Spoons people, open lips and insert. heart
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Posted: Fri May 09, 2008 7:04 pm
I totally took advantage of the Hypnosis+Dream Eater combo for Vulpix and now my pride and joy both in and out of the competitive arena is my HynoEaterLens Ninetales. No one expects my baby to slap them with an upped-accuracy Hypnosis (due to Wide Lens) and then heal herself with Dream Eater. heart
I also have a Bagon with Hydro Pump and Flamethrower. Would've evolved it, but I need it at L.5 for PBR's Tiny Cup. Other than that, I'd have to go and check.
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[Philosophy In A Teacup] Crew
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Posted: Sat May 10, 2008 1:59 pm
Actually... No. xD I'm totally not much of a breeder, so I don't know how to get those moves on the pokemon and stuff. But if I did, I'm not even sure which pokemon I would use.
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Posted: Sun May 11, 2008 7:49 am
`RibZ Actually... No. xD I'm totally not much of a breeder, so I don't know how to get those moves on the pokemon and stuff. But if I did, I'm not even sure which pokemon I would use.
It's chain breeding, however, that's a bit of a pain.
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Posted: Wed May 14, 2008 8:10 pm
I've always wanted to try that...but have never given it a chance. >.>
It seems like a hassle... sweatdrop
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Posted: Sat May 24, 2008 3:06 pm
[Philosophy In A Teacup] `RibZ Actually... No. xD I'm totally not much of a breeder, so I don't know how to get those moves on the pokemon and stuff. But if I did, I'm not even sure which pokemon I would use.
It's chain breeding, however, that's a bit of a pain.Chain breeding? detailsplz.
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Melody Hikari-Shinu Anson
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Posted: Wed May 28, 2008 8:51 am
Chainbreeding is where to breed a pokemon (A) with a move you want, you first have to breed a completely different pokemon (B) with the move because the original move holder (C) isn't compatible with the pokemon you wanted to breed in the first place (A).
It gets really complicated and I despise it. xp But it can be very useful.
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Posted: Wed May 28, 2008 9:03 am
Tennyo_Oujo Chainbreeding is where to breed a pokemon (A) with a move you want, you first have to breed a completely different pokemon (B) with the move because the original move holder (C) isn't compatible with the pokemon you wanted to breed in the first place (A). It gets really complicated and I despise it. xp But it can be very useful.
Togetic learns Wish, but Eevee and Togetic can't breed. So you look for a common ground between them; A Pokémon that can breed with both.
Skitty!
So you breed Skitty with Togetic to get a male Wishing Skitty, then you breed that Skitty with the Eevee to get Wish-vees! C:
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Melody Hikari-Shinu Anson
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Posted: Sat Jun 07, 2008 6:58 pm
Oh! I get it now! I remember wanitng to get a move on this one Pokemon one time in R/S/E, and was doing something like that. Alas, I dont' remember whom....
Hey, what abotu a fire-breathing Slowpoke? BD It breeds with a charmander.... ;D
(Well, it did in gold, last I checked.)
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Posted: Wed Oct 21, 2009 11:01 pm
i have a rattata that knows fire spin
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Posted: Sat Oct 24, 2009 7:29 pm
That Ninetails sounds like a really good idea. I might try to train one up in Soul Silver when I get it. I've bred a few times but not for moves specifically. I've only bred to fill my Pokedex, give someone else a Pokemon or breed for shinies.
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