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Cripes. O_o
Pity it's pointless otherwise. Well, that saves me keeping Eevee to 57. Thanks.
Leafeon if you're looking for a Bulky Grass.
Treat it like every other Pokemon?
Lower it's health, Paralyze, Sleep, Dusk Ball at night and Ultra Ball in the morning, Timer Ball or Quick Ball if you want. etc
I meant like which tree.
Any. But for my personal experience, I would recommend the one on the Route left to Eterna City, I keep getting Munchlaxes there for some reason...
A guy was offering a Lv.51 SHINY Skuntank for a Lv. 100 Infernape over GTS. Since I have a Lv.100 Infernape, would it be worth getting the shiny Skuntank.
About getting Munchlaxes, can you only get them in Pearl. I thought you could get them in Diamond, but I searched in and it said, "Area Unknown".
Umbreon has little to no form of attacking, and this generation is quite fast-paced. A slow, defensive Pokemon that's physical attacks make even something like Sharpedo laugh is not something that would be considered "good".
Being immune to Psychic moves isn't that great really, as most Psychics (read: all) carry an attacking move of a different type usually, Some don't even carry Psychic in the first place, as Psychic is not that great of an attacking type.
you use cut behind the pewter museum and a scientist at a pc teaches it
(i think ^_^;; oh ya LG
(i think ^_^;; oh ya LG
Nope, sadly you MUST write them down in order to know what they are.
First of all, the battle mechanics were changed in D/P, and things lean more on the offensive side. Second, in-game is much more different then battling a real person. Third of all, if you like it, by all means use it, but don't expect to win if you solely rely on your favorites (unless your favorites all have perfect synergy and Pokemon coverage when used together, that is).
The most important reasoning is that these games are not Fire Red/Leaf Green, but instead Diamond/Pearl, where offense is quite the hard-hitting stuff.
Just a note to anyone who reads that post, DO NOT BELIEVE IT.
The reason it says so is because munchlax is found in trees, not a certain route. I looked it up in my Pearl, and it also said area unknown, but we all know you can find it in-game.
I also just looked on Serebii, and it says you CAN find munchlax in both games.
Salamence can't learn Swords Dance. Garchomp has nice Speed/Defences. Salamence has better Special Attack.
It really depends on what your looking for.
Depends on what you're looking for. Garchomp is fast and strong, while Salamence has so many possibilitys. Specsmence, DDmence, CBmence, you never know which one you're coming up against, and they're ALL strong.
Get your facts straight before you try to argue against someone. All the other honeytree pokemon show up on the location page. I don't know what the deal is with Munchlax or why some idiot at Game Freak made it so ridiculously rare. I've had Diamond and Pearl for months and check four trees two to three times a day, and I've never found a single Munchlax. I know it's possible, though.
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