Rampardo
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rofl i thought they were two different moves. nvm then.
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The Big Animé Move Catalog III
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rofl i thought they were two different moves. nvm then.
Geodude
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You're right, so it did.
Dreamcoat
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A small question for those with knowledge of the Japanese language and who've seen the 12th movie; which attack did Zero's Magnezone use when Ash & Co. first encountered him? It was some kind of beam-ish thing which Pikachu blocked. I've been trying to identify it but haven't succeeded so far.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
thunderblade12
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Jun's Heracross:
Mega horn
Fury attack
Riley's Lucario:
Aura sphere
Close combat
Bone rush
Mar's Purugly:
Fury swipes
Mega horn
Fury attack
Riley's Lucario:
Aura sphere
Close combat
Bone rush
Mar's Purugly:
Fury swipes
vaporeon89
power of vapor
Well, I think Lucario's Aura Sphere and Bone Rush should be written in itallics, because it wasn't told to use them and there's no confirmation of the moves.
Dreamcoat
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Thank you, I'll keep that in mind.
FlameTrainer
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James's Carnivine learns Vine Whip in the latest Japanese episode.
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pokefreak in qatar93
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ya it's weird like the battle frontire snorlax VS hariama
snorlax used:
ice punch
headbutt
rest
body slam
hyper beam
and pikachu VS dragonite
dragonite used:
thunder
thunderbolt
slam
dragon rage
water gun
hyper beam(I think)
that's weird I've always thought 4 is the limit even in the anime
BTW this isn't a add these moves and I know game=/=anime
snorlax used:
ice punch
headbutt
rest
body slam
hyper beam
and pikachu VS dragonite
dragonite used:
thunder
thunderbolt
slam
dragon rage
water gun
hyper beam(I think)
that's weird I've always thought 4 is the limit even in the anime
BTW this isn't a add these moves and I know game=/=anime
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Dreamcoat
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Link. Always link. No one will take you seriously when you just throw stuff like that out without any SOLID proof. Especially not when the "info" is supposed to come from an American site about a show made in Japan which says that they're just, supposedly, changing something they've been doing for over 10 years.
It isn't and it never has been.pokefreak in qatar93 said:
BM14murph
Master Collector
Dreamcoat
Well-Known Member
Once again, a site full of ####.
Take a look a Drake's Dragonite. It used EIGHT moves during a single battle.
BM14murph
Master Collector
yes i know they used to and i always thought they had more than 4 aswell but with that post i linked to in mind and the fact that lately all of the pokemon seem to be using four moves e.g
pikachu= volt tackle, quick attack, iron tail and thunderbolt
i think the writers are taking it into account and are using it
and don't bring up snorlax vs greta that's the only exception lately
pikachu= volt tackle, quick attack, iron tail and thunderbolt
i think the writers are taking it into account and are using it
and don't bring up snorlax vs greta that's the only exception lately
DANdotW
Previously Iota
Pikachu: Thunderbolt, Volt Tackle, Iron Tail, Quick Attack, Agility.
He also occaisionally uses Thunder, although it's only every now and then.
The fact is, you've been proven fruitless. Also, that wouldn't have much to do with this thread, as this is to list down attack's a Pokémon has used. How does "They only use four now" affect that?
Basically, the limit to four attacks has only ever been present in the games. However, in the recent Pokémon School episodes, the rental Pokémon were taught only four to make it easier on the students. This in no way reflects the entire animé.
Another example is Turtwig/Grotle. Energy Ball, Razor Leaf, Tackle, Bite, Synthesis.
Trainers and their Pokémon just have favourite moves.
Iota
He also occaisionally uses Thunder, although it's only every now and then.
The fact is, you've been proven fruitless. Also, that wouldn't have much to do with this thread, as this is to list down attack's a Pokémon has used. How does "They only use four now" affect that?
Basically, the limit to four attacks has only ever been present in the games. However, in the recent Pokémon School episodes, the rental Pokémon were taught only four to make it easier on the students. This in no way reflects the entire animé.
Another example is Turtwig/Grotle. Energy Ball, Razor Leaf, Tackle, Bite, Synthesis.
Trainers and their Pokémon just have favourite moves.
Iota
MechaBulba
King of the Monsters
Indeed, it also makes no sense for a Pokemon to forget a move it was born with or has used all its life. I.E how could a water pokemon ever forget Water gun, a Fire pokemon forget Flamethrower yet still know other flame based attacks or any pokemon forgetting how do do a tackle or scratch attack? It would make no sense.
Trainers just seem to limit the number of moves their pokemon use to make training easier. Why struggle to keep 10 moves strong and accurate when you can just focus on 4 to 5 moves and ensure they are trained to their max.
Also like Grotle, both Gliscor and Staravia both know 5 moves each. and May's Glaceon used 5 new moves on its reappearance, on top of the fact that we know it can use Dig and Shadow Ball, then Beautifly also used 5 moves in its battle. Also Byron Bastiodon only recently used 5 moves.
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