ingrain?

[goldfly2005]

how much health in percent, does ingrain restore?? thanks for all the help.

 

[feebas_factor]

I think it's one 16th of your total health at the end of each turn.

 

[PDL]

it works like Leftovers... only you can't switch out (meaning you're screwed if your opponent sends out something that can kill your guy)

 

[umbreunatic]

1/16 , works great with craily and leftovers but not with other pokemon

 

[dude]

i would rather use leftovers i think it is better

 

[SHUCKLE MAN]

Ingrain heals 1/16 of your full health and it prevents your opponent from Roaring you out.

 

[Freakshow]

And you can't switch

 

[feebas_factor]

But you can't be forced to switch either, so it's good on something that you plan to keep in and keep boosting it's stats... aka cradilly

Also with leftovers and ingrain, you're getting 1 eighth of your health back every turn... not bad if your pokemon has some way of not ketting killed because it can't escape

 

[-=Darkness of Umbreon=-]

right, what everyone says,

you could use like

ingrain, leftovers and maybe even like gigadrain to heal alot each turn

 

[The Homestar Runner]

leech seed, ingrain, leftovers, and giga drain- ultimate healage

 

[zuloon]

1/16 of your total health

 

[Theneedleman]

1/16 is the health gain per turn...it works well with Leftover/Leechseed

 

[TrainerIruka]

Oh man. I hate Cradilies. And I despise Cradily's with leftovers AND ingrain. Those things almost have Blissey potential... Well... Not really. But to my all water teams, they do. Thank goodness for icebeam.

Still. They're pure evil.

...So, you all should use one.

;119; ;370; ;119;

 

[Deathskully]

Ingrain is basically like leftovers, though the user cannot switch, and roar and whirlwind will not work on them. It can work to annoy a pokemon and heal a lot, or to stop a baton pass chain be PHazed.