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Egg moves don't have to be as a result of Trainer pairing Pokémon to breed to get certain moves. It could happen quite naturally, like with the OR/AS PokéNav in the wild. We have no idea as to the extent of Pokémon from millions of years ago, so any combination could result in Egg moves...

Yes, but there has never been a TM, or indeed any artificial method to learn either Brave Bird or Head Smash. My reasoning is for them being unable to learn the moves by level-up, as opposed to artificial methods, which weren't available for them back then. As for items, they can be used on...

I think I've already mentioned this before, but anyways . . . I believe Aerodactyl may not be able to learn Brave Bird or Head Smash because it never needed to. Having being described as the 'King of the Skies' back in its day millions of years ago, it was already strong enough not to need...

Quite possible. If you remember the video of the exploding sperm whale in the Faroe Islands, the build-up of gases within its body caused it to simply explode. Perhaps the staggering amount of food Snorlax eats allows it to catalyse these chemical reactions, allowing it to blow up of its own...

Wring Out is a move I would like to discuss today. It involves squeezing the opponent, and inflicts more damage the more HP said opponent has. Quite unusual conditions. However, if we look at the Pokémon with the highest HP, barring Legendaries, we can see that there is somewhat a correlation...

*coughthousandarrowscough*

I'm curious as to why Lucario is capable of learning Blaze Kick, yet somehow not Fire Punch. Bear in mind that it can learn the other two elemental punches. Perhaps only its legs can create enough friction to generate fire while kicking, while its fists are not fast enough while punching?

Actually, scratch that, Sableye actually does learn Power Gem. Maybe it can only use it when it's not hungry or something. What I'd be interested in knowing instead is what realistically happens when Power Gem is used on Sableye. As we're speaking of recovery, it might just heal it!

Sableye probably doesn't learn Power Gem because it would just end up eating the gems it created, rather than use them for fighting. That would be a pretty handy food source though, you've got to admit.

Hitmontop's Gold Pokédex Entry: If you become entranced by its smooth, elegant, dance-like kicks, you may get DRILLED HARD. Surprise attack, indeed.

Quiver Dance in Japanese means, 'Butterfly Dance'. I'd pay money to see Ludicolo sprouting wings and antenna, fluttering through the sky while shaking to the rumba.

*coughShedinjaSandstormcough* And yes, I know that it's only because Nincada gets it.

Heliolisk may not be able to learn Sunny Day because, due to its species living in the scorching desert for possibly hundreds of years, it has come to take it for granted. Like we humans who have not needed to evolve since adjusting to an environment that is perfect for us, Heliolisk no longer...

Maybe it always has been eating dreams; the TM for Dream Eater merely allows it to regain health from doing so. Wild Drowsee rarely see themselves in battle, so I doubt they would see much need in healing themselves whilst eating dreams.

I just want someone to explain why you can find Numel, a magma spewing camel, in the Ilex and Viridian Forests.

I got a 6IV Bunnelby off WonderTrade while trading off some 5IV HA Totodile from my Shiny Hunts. It was holding a Choice Scarf, but I was willing to accept that it wasn't hacked or anything. I myself had sent off hexaflawless Pokémon before, so this was somewhat acceptable to me, even if the...