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Frozen

LORD OF TEACUPS
I was just fighting a Rocket Grunt in my Silver, and his Koffing used Poison Gas on my Quilava, and it didn't affect, why is this? Poison attack work of Fire Pokemon in R/S/FR/LG but why not here, I'm not complaining, just interested.
 

~Bent~

awhups
For certain attacks (specifically ones that don't deal damage), they say "It didn't affect <Pokemon>!" instead of saying "Its attack missed!".

For ones that really don't affect the opponent, it says "<Pokemon> was unaffected!".
 

Bronze_Dragon

Lopunny's puns pwn.
Yeah, it does affect it. But before, instead of an attack missing, it said it was unaffected by it. Basically what ~Bent~ said, actually.


EDIT: Yay, new rank! XD
 

Hikikomori

Well-Known Member
For certain attacks (specifically ones that don't deal damage), they say "It didn't affect <Pokemon>!" instead of saying "Its attack missed!".

For ones that really don't affect the opponent, it says "<Pokemon> was unaffected!".

yea this is the way it was in the old games :(
 

Pure

back.
Actually, i've seen "didn't affect" in 3rd gen games.

It says "didn't affect" if the attack is not one that causes direct damage, ala Poison Gas, but causes a status change.

"Doesn't affect" or "unaffected" means that the Pokemon was completely immune to that type of attack, not that particular attack.
 
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