Yes. As long as you gain experience you gain EVs.
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You're really going to make me look this up, huh? :P
If it's not in a luxury ball, you'll need 128.
If it's in a luxury ball, you'll need 43.
If it's not in a luxury ball, you'll need 128.
If it's in a luxury ball, you'll need 43.
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Since this section is so good for askin for help, I may as well ask a load of questions at once
1. If smogon dosen't support hacking, then how come their are tiers for the new pokemon forms?
I think I already know this 1 though
2. Where is this egg game i've been hearing about in platinum?
3. Is it in any way possible to teach hypnosis to Lugia, Mew and Mewtwo?
Since this section is so good for askin for help, I may as well ask a load of questions at once
1. If smogon dosen't support hacking, then how come their are tiers for the new pokemon forms?
I think I already know this 1 though
2. Where is this egg game i've been hearing about in platinum?
3. Is it in any way possible to teach hypnosis to Lugia, Mew and Mewtwo?
Which would you prefer on a defensive Tangrowth, Chlorophyll or Leaf Guard?
Local connection between two Platinum versions allows the new formes.
If it's what I think it is, the egg roulette where multiple people put in an egg and it spits them out randomly among the players.
If that's not it, it could be a game from the Wifi Plaza, though none of them relate to eggs >_>Bulbapedia said:
Mew: Yes, from an XD move tutor.
Mewtwo: No.
Lugia: No.
Erm, just read the defensive part. lol. Leaf Guard would help with Toxic Spikes and for being a general status absorber. Grass resists electric too, so if you take a blow like that, Leaf Guard helps prevent unwanted paralysis (not that he can get much slower). It'd help if you had a specific set in mind. Chlorophyll probably takes the most advantage of the sun with fast status, though if you don't invest for it you're still slow as nails.Shadow Moi said:
I can't imagine playing defensively in the sun though >_>
Answer 1
Thats what I thought
Answer 2
I do know what the egg game is but I actually asked where is the game?
Answer 3
Dosen't the NOK mew know hypnosis?
Thats what I thought
Answer 2
I do know what the egg game is but I actually asked where is the game?
Answer 3
Dosen't the NOK mew know hypnosis?
actually, smogon's description of no guard says that both attacks used by the no guard pokemon and targeted at no guard pokemon will not miss, so no guard affects both pokes in single battle.
idk if no guard has an effect in double battle when the no guard pokemon is not involved, but judging from smogon's description, i would say that nothing would happen.
How do I get to the Flower Paradise with the tweaking glitch in Pearl? I've seen the video, but it's confusing as to what steps to take, and where.
How come whenever i try to upload a battle to the GTS Terminal from my V.S. Recorder it always says 'There appears to be a problem with your pokemon. The data was not sent'. Can someone help me with this?
That's what I said, I just wasn't clear at all. In singles obviously both your moves and the opponent's will never miss. My Mamoswine example was for doubles, when you send out both Machamp and Mamoswine. Your swine will not be able to abuse no-miss Blizzards because of Machamp. >_>
Lugiamaster26: The game, I believe, is in the Wi-Fi plaza.
Although my reply is absolutely no help at all, I'm just curious as to how a visual such as video can't help you but a description given by someone will be more clear? XD Maybe you should just try to follow it step by step, no matter how hard it can be. :|
I am not going to play it defensively with the sun, I am just putting it as part of a team. I am just thinking what would be best if I had an opponent with Sunny Day. Thanks for the insights.
If something goes to BL and then goes to OU and then drops out of OU again, does it go into BL or UU?
Is there a website/applet somewhere that I can select MULTIPLE moves and see what pokémon learn them? I know I can do one move at a time on Serebii, but I would have to compare the two lists by hand. I am wondering if anybody knows of something similar where I can select 2 or more moves and see a list of pokémon that can learn them.
I believe Serebii's moveset checker will do just that. The site appears to be down right now, though.
http://www.serebii.net/games/moveset.shtml
http://www.serebii.net/games/moveset.shtml
Would someone be so kind as to direct me to a comprehensive Breeding guide for obtaining superb IVs on a pokémon?
Part 1:
http://www.smogon.com/dp/articles/breeding_guide_part1
The rest are linked internally. Hope that was what you were looking for.
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