Sweet, thanks!Nature Power is classified as "other" I believe. Summoning Earthquake makes it a physical attack, however.
It is considered as "other" for the purposes of Mischievous Heart and Sucker Punch, though.Nature Power is classified as "other" I believe. Summoning Earthquake makes it a physical attack, however.
And Murkrow+Mirror Move+Whirlwind seems to work differently on PO...maybe that should be tested as well.Copycat supposedly copies the last move used.
So suppose the following situation occured.
You attack my Riolu, and it uses Overhead Throw. Because of its low priority (-6, -5 with MHeart), it goes last. But the next turn, I use Copycat with +1 priority from MHeart. The last move used was Overhead Throw, so would I get a +1 priority Overhead throw? Could I chain these together and spam a +1 Overhead throw?
I've tested this in game. It works exactly like that. Yes, Riolo can chain overhead throws, but it can also chain roar, which works on substitues and ghosts. This chain can only be broken by faster priority, but they you can just roar again and repeat.Copycat supposedly copies the last move used.
So suppose the following situation occured.
You attack my Riolu, and it uses Overhead Throw. Because of its low priority (-6, -5 with MHeart), it goes last. But the next turn, I use Copycat with +1 priority from MHeart. The last move used was Overhead Throw, so would I get a +1 priority Overhead throw? Could I chain these together and spam a +1 Overhead throw? Not on the research list in the OP, I checked.
Are you sure about this? I just tried this in White and it works fine with Roar (giving it priority), but whenever I try to copycat Overhead Throw, I'm getting a "..but it failed".I've tested this in game. It works exactly like that. Yes, Riolo can chain overhead throws, but it can also chain roar, which works on substitues and ghosts.
Confirmed Multi-hit Move Synopsis:
Multi-hit moves are treated as separate attacks, triggering some abilities multiple times.
However, for the purposes of Life Orb and the Metronome item multi-hit moves are treated as a single attack. (Philip7086, The_Chaser)
I guess testing Snow Cloak and Sand Stream would be a good idea too.CaP was wondering if Snow Warning prevents taking damage from Hail. It didn't last gen, but it may have changed?
(This could be tested by Tracing Snow Warning onto Pory2 and seeing if it takes damage, or skill swapping)
Thanks!
Right after user.Does You First make the target go first next turn, or does it make the target move right after the user used that move?
Sand Veil does, so why not Snow Cloak?I guess testing Snow Cloak and Sand Stream would be a good idea too.
Great minds think alike.Bulbapedia said:If a Pokémon which is not of the Ice-type acquires this ability, it will be immune to the effects of hail.
Thank you. It's probably situational, but it'll be good to know this for future reference.They're the same boosts that Blaziken has, so I'm quite sure the answer is yes.