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What do any of these Pokemon have to do with Alice in Wonderland?Jynx, Mr Mime line snubull
Pokemon can't use held potions.but it would need to affect potions too...
What do any of these Pokemon have to do with Alice in Wonderland?Jynx, Mr Mime line snubull
Pokemon can't use held potions.but it would need to affect potions too...
Humanoid shaped ones fit teatime and human like looking animals. Like some rabbits and bunnies.What do any of these Pokemon have to do with Alice in Wonderland?
Pokemon can't use held potions.
That's incredibly vague. By that logic, all humanoid Pokemon should also learn Surf, because humans can surf, or Flamethrower, because humans can wield flamethrowers.Humanoid shaped ones fit teatime and human like looking animals.
who makes Teaparties and Teatimes? in real life?That's incredibly vague. By that logic, all humanoid Pokemon should also learn Surf, because humans can surf, or Flamethrower, because humans can wield flamethrowers.
Humans also host martial arts tournaments, and yet we won’t give every humanoid a bunch of fighting moves.who makes Teaparties and Teatimes? in real life?
me interests more did they ever think about the potential of this new move?Humans also host martial arts tournaments, and yet we won’t give every humanoid a bunch of fighting moves.
For the water part, it's based on a diplocaulus ,an amphibian.Polteageist not learning Scald is something that's been mentioned in this thread, I think, but why the heck can Dragapult learn it? "Oh this teapot full of scalding liquid can't use scald but this ghost dragon can for no reason"
Actually, scratch that, why does Dragapult have so many dang Water moves? Dive and Surf, okay, maybe, but Hydro Pump and Brine? This dragon can't learn Heat Wave or even Shadow Claw, but it can magically use water?
To be fair, Camouflage is one of the scrapped moves in SwSh, so not being able to learn a move that only half exists in the game isn't terribly surprising.Sobble should be able to learn Camouflage. It's a chameleon. For it to not learn that move is rather surprising.
You know, this seems like an even bigger wasted opportunity, since they could have given them a multi-hitting signature move.What really surprises me is that Falinks can only learn one multi-hit move, and it's Beat Up. I mean, look at it! It's literally six guys and its only move that involves hitting multiple times relies on its non-Falinks allies to work.
I didn't even realize Camouflage didn't make it into the game. Maybe Sobble can use that move in the anime instead.To be fair, Camouflage is one of the scrapped moves in SwSh, so not being able to learn a move that only half exists in the game isn't terribly surprising.
What really surprises me is that Falinks can only learn one multi-hit move, and it's Beat Up. I mean, look at it! It's literally six guys and its only move that involves hitting multiple times relies on its non-Falinks allies to work.
But that's the whole thing- it's not Blastoise. It doesn't have water inside it to shoot out, just like Blastoise doesn't have Dreeplings inside it to use Dragon Darts.It fires them out of it's jet cannon things. Like Blastoise but a ghost dragon.
Still seems like a stretch to me- the Charmander line, Salandit line, and Croagunk line are all based on amphibians, too, and they don't get Water moves.For the water part, it's based on a diplocaulus ,an amphibian.
That makes sense, but how do you explain Guzzlord learning it? It's not Fire-type, doesn't resemble ovens or engines, doesn't have wings to flap, and doesn't have any connection to the sun. It seems to me that the reasoning there is that it's a dragon that can breath hot breath, which should fit with Dragapult.Heat wave is hot wind in japanese, usually learned by pokemon that can flap their wings or pokemon like shiftry that flap other parts, and oven/engine-based mons due to them being famous for creating massive quantities of hot gases,like weezing, and also solrock ,because it's a sun, anything that doesn't fall into these categories is fire-type ,like the starters ,ponyta growlithe and vulpix etc... thanks for reading ,anduntil next time never stop using your gnoggin.
Not exactly with Charmander, since it's based on the elemental salamander and not the actual animal named that.Still seems like a stretch to me- the Charmander line, Salandit line, and Croagunk line are all based on amphibians, too, and they don't get Water moves.
And Charmander and Salandit are fire types, so it’s a bit understandable that they aren’t inclined towards water moves.Not exactly with Charmander, since it's based on the elemental salamander and not the actual animal named that.
I don't know why my mind skipped Salandit there, even though the same thing I said thing about Charmander applied there, too.And Charmander and Salandit are fire types, so it’s a bit understandable that they aren’t inclined towards water moves.