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I don't understand your logic here. Static and Discharge both have 30% chances to paralyze. But Static depends on being hit with a physical contact attack, whereas you get the paralysis chance with Discharge every time you use it.

Isn't it a bit contradictory to say it lacks "any recovery at all" when it can learn Drain Punch?

It doesn't, but it does get Hone Claws, which in theory could be combined with Play Rough and the elemental fangs to fix their accuracy.

I only saw it once on this thread. But ok then.

What about using Loaded Dice on it? It makes multi-hit moves hit "more often" according to the game, so it sounds like it's the item version of Skill Link.

Should be "lets" not "let's."

Wouldn't Drain Punch be a good option for healing?

Braviary isn't a Fighting type.

Thanks for doing this!

Thanks.

If something with Technician goes second in the turn and uses one of the moves that get a damage boost by going second, does it still get the Technician boost? For example, if Grapploct has Technician, goes second in the turn, and uses Payback, does it do 100 base damage as usual or more because...

I was wondering how it worked with Payback's doubled power when it goes second though, because that puts it over Technician's 60BP limit.

Question: If it goes second in a turn (as it usually will) and uses Payback, does it still get the Technician boost?

That's a completely different kind of shot there. :bloblul:

Speaking of that, I actually was getting annoyed the other day because I had assumed it was a Bug type, I was trying to catch one, and it kept breaking out of my Net Balls. Then of course after I finally caught it I found out why.

Yeah, it's the first time Wobbuffet has ever been able to actually initiate damage.

Yeah, I find it kind of bizarre that it can't at least learn Iron Tail. It's a Steel type with a prominent tail, so what gives?

On a side note, I bet I know why they kept its Japanese name in the English version: because in English it becomes a pun. Mimikyu = mimic you. :p Then again, maybe everyone's already figured that out. If so this was kind of pointless. :p

It can also learn Brick Break, that was missed in the learnset in the original post.

Weird. I know secondary effects that hurt the user still happen with Encourage, but you'd think a move with a high CH chance should be in the same class as something with a status chance or a stat-dropping chance.