None, the highest are around lvl 66 and they are in the double grass in the Great Chasm.
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None, the highest are around lvl 66 and they are in the double grass in the Great Chasm.
If you aren't done breeding you should throw Curse on there too. Curse/Waterfall/Earthquake/Avalanche is what I used on my offensive Swampert. But to answer your question I'd go with Avalanche. Fighting and Ground get fairly redundant coverage.
Hammer Arm is not for coverage, it is for Ferrothorn. Without Hammer Arm Swampert is helpless against it. For any offensive Swampert(CB or curse) it is but a necessity.
Dratini learn it by level up. You can catch one at the water in front of dragon spiral tower, and use them both in a double wild battle to make smeargle sketch the dragon dance.
fraxure in the outer part of victory road has dragon dance.
Yes, it's the accuracy, and the Pokemon usually switch out or die before the stat drops matter that much anyway.
As for my question, is Adamant the preferred nature for a Dragon Dancing Scrafty?
EDIT: Also, can DW abilities pass from a female from a different language version?
Jolly is clearly your nature of choice as with max speed you outpace +spe natured base 111s after a boost.
As far as EVs go you should go with 252 HP/252 Spe and 4 Atk (maybe you could shift some HP Evs to Atk to get some specific KOs or to just survive some specific hits), since even if he has good defenses its pretty hard setting him up without Defensive investment.
For your second question i can't think of any reason why foreign Pokemon shouldn't be able to pass DW abilities.
If you're asking about 4th gen then:
1) you can still beat Machamp leads if you pack lum berry (you're faster and MM 2hkos);
2) EQ is necessary as lead Jirachi is extremely common and since there's no team preview if your opponent has Magnezone you're doomed;
3) EQ allows you to 2hko opposing lead Gross, just run more than 12 Spe EVs so you'll outspeed most.
And, double screens Gross can work but use it only if your team is made to abuse them.
If you're playng in 5th Gen then EQ is still the best option as it gives better neutral coverage and with team preview it's pointless to talk about "leads".
Since you have to catch him to progress the game, what is the most efficient way of catching a good Zekrom? After catching him and adding him to my party, can I check his stats to check for IVs in battle? And can I check nature in battle? And should I let him die to Reshiram to avoid unwanted EVs? Thanks much.
You can also fish on the rare spots in the water and get pokemon up to level 70.
I was just about to ask this same question, lol. I need to know how much speed i need to outspeed base 130s after a quiver dance. Please, can someone answer this?
263 scarfed would cause a speed tie with +130's. Go with 264 to avoid that
You can check stats in battle, but Nature doesn't show :-( You may be able to deduce it by trial and error; input the stats in an IV calculator then go through the natures in turn looking for those that give possible values. Otherwise, you have to lose to N or Ghetsis, then you can check the nature; after you beat them the game auto-saves.
if I have a team of durant, rotom-W, starmie, exadrill, and Lickilicky, what would be a good last pokemon?
What's a good catcher in White? i.e. something that can learn a sleeping move and False Swipe/ other factors I'm forgetting?
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