not really but here are the five new items:Do we have an item list yet?
Yea unless you count Sableye Prankster Taunt, it's also the only pokemon now capable of blocking the new poison type rapid spin. I'm not sure however if it blocks the new Pseudo Legendary's DD+Hazard Wipe move as that doesn't seem to target the opponent.Since Good as Gold gives immunity to all status moves, I believe Gholdengo is the first pokemon that nullifies both defog and rapid spin, is it not?
That move belong to the mouses, not the pseudo.the new Pseudo Legendary's DD+Hazard Wipe move as that doesn't seem to target the opponent.
You know all steels can block the poison type rapid spin, right?Yea unless you count Sableye Prankster Taunt, it's also the only pokemon now capable of blocking the new poison type rapid spin. I'm not sure however if it blocks the new Pseudo Legendary's DD+Hazard Wipe move as that doesn't seem to target the opponent.
Yup. Honestly between that and the huge distribution of rocks and spikes, Ghold boy may become not of the most (if not THE most) important mon(s) in the pre HOME meta. Possibly.Since Good as Gold gives immunity to all status moves, I believe Gholdengo is the first pokemon that nullifies both defog and rapid spin, is it not?
Have we seen the move ? Since it is learn by the Rock/Poison Flower it could be a rock type move that spins and poisons.You know all steels can block the poison type rapid spin, right?
Wasn't this the worm?has anyone found the "false dragon titan yet?"
I searched for an hour and I still can't find it
That is Tatsugiri, the little sushi fish.has anyone found the "false dragon titan yet?"
I searched for an hour and I still can't find it
no that on was on land, this one is on fucking waterWasn't this the worm?
wait really?That is Tatsugiri, the little sushi fish.
I'm not too sure about that- 罄 actually means "ran out"/"use up", nothing to do with the tablets at all, it's just part of the proverb to make it be coherent ._. Furthermore I mentioned already "chien" is the romanized version of the pinyin "jian", not "qing".Guess it means 罄 Qing of 罄竹难书 ,since the snail comes from wood tablets which used to record in ancient China,which matches that proverb of “Not able to record those guilts even ran out of tablets”
(Ting for the vessel 鼎which means power of the emperor,and Chi-Yuboth has meaning of flaming,jade and fish?)
Just for guesses,The next will be Light or Ruin
There's a unique Tatsugiri that is on the edge of the Tatsugiri-Filled island, talk with it and instead of battling him it will trigger the "False Dragon" fight. I believe it's orange and it's text is far bigger than other Tatsugiris when you talk to it.has anyone found the "false dragon titan yet?"
I searched for an hour in the giant lake and on the island and I still can't find it
This Pokemon is looking more and more interresting. With RockPolish and its Spe Attack you could run something completely opposite to a hazard setter. It has a lot of versatility.Glimmora's HA is Corrosion and Mortal Spin automatically poisons opposing Pokemon.
Obviously then you can't run the new Toxic Debris ability, but running Corrosion means it should always work even on Steels.
Salazzle cant poison steels with her sludge moves as they're immune to poison type moves. Mortal spin better be rock or else no, thats not going to happen outside of ring target shenanigansGlimmora's HA is Corrosion, and Mortal Spin automatically poisons opposing Pokemon.
Obviously then you can't run the new Toxic Debris ability, but Corrosion means your spin should always work – even on Steels.
So this is an all-in Dragon attack? Like, if i don't swipe you with this i am doomed to die?Glaive Rush - Physical/Dragon/120BP/100% Acc
Foe deals double damage and can't miss the user next turn.
Or you switch out next turn.So this is an all-in Dragon attack? Like, if i don't swipe you with this i am doomed to die?
Judging by the description, I don't think you can switch out. It says foe deals damage damage and can't miss the user next turn, which suggests that you have to stay in the turn after you use this attack. This move is horrible unless you're guaranteed to KO the mon in front of you after 2 turns, or you're attacking a very passive wall.Or you switch out next turn.
Or since we didn't see the stats of the attack maybe it doesn't inflict any damage to balance the fact that it inflicts poison status, which would make it work with Corrosion even if it is Poison Type.Salazzle cant poison steels with her sludge moves as they're immune to poison type moves. Mortal spin better be rock or else no, thats not going to happen outside of ring target shenanigans
If you werent allowed to switch, it would be a Hyper Beam level move. Im sure switching is still an option.Judging by the description, I don't think you can switch out. It says foe deals damage damage and can't miss the user next turn, which suggests that you have to stay in the turn after you use this attack. This move is horrible unless you're guaranteed to KO the mon in front of you, or you're attacking a very passive wall.
Huh. I need to find a way to try g max malodor on a corrosion mon to see if thats the caseThis is straight from Bulbapedia's description of Corrosion:
Mortal Spin's description says it poisons the opposing Pokemon on hit, which should indicate it is a 100% chance to poison. Salazzle's sludge moves don't poison Steel types because they're not 100% chance, I'm guessing?