halo man311
Advanced Trainer
I got the mewtwo and transferd him to Diamond.
Last question about mewtwo... What moves should it know?
Last question about mewtwo... What moves should it know?
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Chaos20022002
New Member
if i remember currectly, your friend has to be on the wondercard when your searching for it... or something on that order
What moves do we think it should know? That all depends on what you're using it for. If you're just using it in game, you can pretty much just give it all attacks and do fine.
NINJA PENGUIN
Well-Known Member
FireHead Hank
Matt Fanboy
Only by the father. In your example only Hypnosis will be passed down to the offspring. Fathers pass down Egg Moves and mothers pass down natures(if the mother holds an everstone).
FireHead Hank
Matt Fanboy
No, I didnt say that. A Pokemon can have 4 egg moves if the father knows all of them.
shadowkami
Internet Hustla'
They can. For example If I bred a male Ekans which knows spite and bite with a female weavile. Then the offspring will know spite and bite at hatching.
Azure Flame
Well-Known Member
They can. If the father has more than one move the baby can learn through breeding, it'll get those moves.
DieChavsDie
Well-Known Member
Just a question on breeding.
Is it possible to get Head Smash on a baby Relicanth - by breeding 2 Relicanth that have the move?
Also, is it possible to have Egg Moves on the baby Relicanth, alongside Head Smash.
Would either of these outcomes produce a baby Relicanth with both Head Smash and Aqua Tail?:
Male Relicanth with both Head Smash and Aqua Tail and Female Relicanth with Head Smash breeding
Both Male and Female Relicanth having both Head Smash and Aqua Tail and breeding
Is it possible to get Head Smash on a baby Relicanth - by breeding 2 Relicanth that have the move?
Also, is it possible to have Egg Moves on the baby Relicanth, alongside Head Smash.
Would either of these outcomes produce a baby Relicanth with both Head Smash and Aqua Tail?:
Male Relicanth with both Head Smash and Aqua Tail and Female Relicanth with Head Smash breeding
Both Male and Female Relicanth having both Head Smash and Aqua Tail and breeding
FireHead Hank
Matt Fanboy
Only egg moves and moves that are teachable to the offspring through TM/HM will be passed down. Headsmash, in Relicanth's case, is just a usual level-up move. So the answer is no.
The offspring will inherit all the egg moves & TM/HM moves it can learn which are on the fathers moveset.
EDIT: checked on smogon. I was wrong, sorry:/
If both parents know the level-up move, it will be passed down to the offspring as well.
The first & the second scenario that you stated will cause the offspring to have Aqua Tail & HeadSmash.
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Prince Amrod
Dragon Tamer
actually, if both parents know a move that the offspring can learn via level up, ther is a chance it will be born knowing this move
shadowkami
Internet Hustla'
It is so much better to EV a pokemon's highest natural stats. There are some pokemon in which this is not the case. Smogon's Blissey moveset tells you to EV train it in Defense even when it has a terrible Defense stat.
Ive gone through that before but it still seems like all they discuss is the nature, maybe I just dont understand but I'm talking about the stuff like
"somewhat vain"
"likes to run"
"proud of it's power"
I thought these had to do with stats as well but no one seems to mention them, most people just worry about nature so do these things mean anything?
They do, but they're hardly as important as IVs. More or less, they're indicators. This chart tells you which corresponds to particular IVs. It always shows the highest IV. If there are multiple "highest IVs," it picks a random one.
o ok that makes sense now. So if I get a great nature on a pokemon but a not so great personality i should just take it then right, it's not that big a deal?
It can be a big deal, it can tell you whether or not you have 31 IVs in a stat, but it could also mean your highest is 11. It always pays to check.
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