[If a Pokemon with Lightningrod and a Pokemon using Follow Me are out at the same time, and a Pokemon uses an Electric attack targeted at the Follow Me user's team, Follow Me will still take precedence and absorb the attack.]
Hikaru said:Perhaps I should've asked if anyone had a list they be willing to share as to how to get the enitre purifier into full tempo?
Where can I get that item needed to find spiritomb besides underground?
bulbapedia said:This Pokémon is also known as the Tanabata Jirachi for 2009. It was available in Japanese McDonald's restaurants, the Nintendo Zone and over Wi-Fi. This Pokémon is also the first one to be distributed via Wi-Fi.
Yes. If it was obtained through the Colosseum bonus disk (or any event in the third generation, I think), it has the normal chances of being shiny. The only Pokémon that cannot legitimately be shiny is Arceus since it's only been released by a Wonder Card.Is there a such thing as a legitimate shiny Jirachi? I know a sprite of it exists, but was Jirachi ever released in such a way that you could get it shiny?
Also, while trying to research this, I came across this trivia on Bulbapedia:
"Jirachi, other than Smeargle and Arceus when not holding the Draco Plate, is the only non-Dragon-type Pokémon legitimately able to know the move Draco Meteor. "
What, really? If this is true, is it a programming error or what? And someone needs to fix that bit about Arceus... (actually, I see what they're saying, though it's phrased awkwardly).
Btw, thank you to RudolphMilotic for answering my Mesprit question pages back. You always have the answers.![]()
The [bp]Nintendo Zone Jirachi[/bp] knows the move Draco Meteor.
Yes. If it was obtained through the Colosseum bonus disk (or any event in the third generation, I think), it has the normal chances of being shiny. The only Pokémon that cannot legitimately be shiny is Arceus since it's only been released by a Wonder Card.
Thanks guys. The way it was worded made it sound as if it's possible to take Jirachi to the move tutor and learn it. I think someone should clarify that.
If he was able to learn it via Move Tutor or something, if you scroll up a little, you'd see all the moves he's able to learn via one. That wasn't hard, was it?Jirachi, other than Smeargle and Arceus when not holding the Draco Plate, is the only non-Dragon-type Pokémon legitimately able to know the move Draco Meteor.
Why are you being rude? And why is it so unreasonable to suggest that it COULD be made clearer just by adding something like "Jirachi can learn Draco Meteor through this event" with a link to that page?
How do you "clone" pokemon exactly?
I've heard of people doing it but how?
With AR i assume?
How do you "clone" pokemon exactly?
I've heard of people doing it but how?
With AR i assume?
How do you clone via GTS?
I'm able to clone using My Pokemon Ranch and the Homebrew Channel and Savegame Manager for the Homebrew Channel on the Wii.
Basically I use savegame manager to back up the Ranch Save file and with the pokemon I want to clone on it and then take the pokemon out onto the DS and then use Savegame Manager to restore the save file.