No it can't.
It was tested in game, and the Pokemon consumes it (in HGSS).
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It was tested in game, and the Pokemon consumes it (in HGSS).
IIRC, Berry Juice doesn't exist in DPPt.
Is there anyway to tell if my friend hacked Leaf Storm and Sleep Powder onto the bred Roserade he traded me, or should I just forget about using it in a tournament?
If your friend hatched a legit Budew/Roselia normally (no hacks on PID/IVs/Nature), and then used hacks to just teach it those moves, the hack is undetectable.
A counter is a pokemon that can almost certainly switch into another with very little damage, and force the other out. Classic example: Latias counters Infernape.
A check is similar to a counter, but is generally more at-risk. Latias checking Salamence is a good example. If Latias gets in without taking a Dragon-type move, she can then force out Mence, threatening a Draco Meteor or Dragon Pulse.
These two terms are quite often used in each other's place too.
It really depends on your team. Hippowdon generally works better on stall and defensive teams because it has higher Hp and Defense and access to instant recovery but if you're using an offensive or balanced team then Tyranitar is probably the better choice.
That may be due the fact that you're using the "edit team" feature of shoddy battle. The same thing happened to me with Scizor's bug bite. Try to build a new team and the new HG\SS moves should show up (aromatherapy is a HG\SS new move).
And make sure you click on 'Smogon University' from the moves in the initial metagame list that pops up.
I hope I don't receive an infraction for braving this question, but I can neither find mention of it in the rules and I can't find the proper place to ask this question. It would probably be either here or the corresponding thread in the Wi-Fi section.
My question is if we are allowed to perform private transactions with members of this forum. For example, could I contact someone via PM and inquire if they would be willing to trade me a Pokemon for real-world money. Obviously, any shadiness or contention about payment would be expected to be discreet and private, kept among the two parties.
I've read all the rules and tried to find mention of this, but my guess is that it is either not allowed at all or simply uncommon enough to not be worth mentioning.
My question is if we are allowed to perform private transactions with members of this forum. For example, could I contact someone via PM and inquire if they would be willing to trade me a Pokemon for real-world money. Obviously, any shadiness or contention about payment would be expected to be discreet and private, kept among the two parties.
I've read all the rules and tried to find mention of this, but my guess is that it is either not allowed at all or simply uncommon enough to not be worth mentioning.
Seconding wanting to know how to deal with SubSeed Breloom in particular.
I'm 99% certain no.
Well, then it must be a glitch on Netbattle. ;/
Sorry to waste your time.
Sorry to waste your time.
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OK, I am using an ar to find the secret PID of my pokemon and their IV's, it works great. I am checking it on perfectly legit pokemon, and applying the IV's to the IV to PID applet and my question is...is the PID given to me by the applet suppose to match the pokemon's , because it doesn't, and I know the pokemon I am checking are real???????
I know that the applet lets you know if the spread and nature are possible, but does every pokemon with the same nature and spread have the same PID or is it different, and should the number the applet gives me match the pokemons or am I missing something....thanks
OK, I am using an ar to find the secret PID of my pokemon and their IV's, it works great. I am checking it on perfectly legit pokemon, and applying the IV's to the IV to PID applet and my question is...is the PID given to me by the applet suppose to match the pokemon's , because it doesn't, and I know the pokemon I am checking are real???????
I know that the applet lets you know if the spread and nature are possible, but does every pokemon with the same nature and spread have the same PID or is it different, and should the number the applet gives me match the pokemons or am I missing something....thanks
Well it's a good synergy I guess. Defensively fire is weak to ground, rock, and water; the latter two are resisted by grass, and water by itself. Water is weak to grass and electric; both resisted by grass and one by fire. Grass is weak to flying, poison, bug, fire, and ice; fire and water both resist fire and ice, and fire resists bug as well. Offensively the types combined hit 8 types super effective, and everything but dragon (of which there aren't too many in UU) at least neutral (and dragon gets covered by the fact that most waters also get ice moves).
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