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Depends on what you want it to do to SOME extent, but this one is probably the "best":
http://ownpurpose.com/damage_calculator_test.php
It's the most user-friendly, most accurate damage calculator that I know of. You have to put in the actual stats of the Pokemon and the Base Power of the attack, though. Fortunately there's also a Stat Calculator to help determine the stats that you want to use.
When you put a Lv30 pokemon into a Lv50 Wi-Fi battle, will that pokemon be at Lv 50?
Quickie simple breeding question:
To get the highest point of egg creation "They like each other very very much", (something like that), the Pokemon need to have different trainer IDs and be of the same species, right?
Cuz I'm trying to hatch some good Magikarp parents and the eggs are hatching faster than I can get them lol
To get the highest point of egg creation "They like each other very very much", (something like that), the Pokemon need to have different trainer IDs and be of the same species, right?
Cuz I'm trying to hatch some good Magikarp parents and the eggs are hatching faster than I can get them lol
You basically answered your own question. Power Swap trades the boosts and drops with the opponent.
If you need to know what is meant by boosts and drops, think Swords Dance, Curse, Double Team, etc. It's those kind of stat changes.
Yes, but I don't think you really need to worry about that.
Anyone?
Anyone?
Yes, it will be level 50 during the Wifi battle.
Thanks =)
Weaville can't switch in to Salamence if his life depended on it. Unless a lucky prediction on a Dragon Dance and even then some are carrying a Yache Berry :/
Cannot come in safely.
Cresselia Get's destroyed by Life Orb Outrage. Steel's get ruined by Fire Blast, they even don't like taking Life Orb Outrage.
If Stealth Rock and Sandstorm don't wear it down it's almost guranteed you'll lose one Pokemon trying to take Salamence down.
Earthquake and Brick Break ruin Heatran (if you come in on a bad prediction, even Outrage hurts). Suicine is probably best, but will still take about 80% from Life Orb Outrage just trying to counter it.
I think Salamence is going to reach Garchomp popularity once people figure out just how deadly it is/ how to use it properly.
Maybe this wasn't as simple of a question as I thought...
Perhaps you don't understand. If you have cress you switch it in to see what kind of salamence it is. If it uses dragon dance you can kill it with ice beam. If it uses outrage you still survive and now it's locked onto outrage, which then you go to your steel. If it's locked it can't use fire blast on your steel.
However, I usually kill salamences by just revenge killing it. After it's taken it's toll on passive damage, most reasonable attacks can take it out.
However, I usually kill salamences by just revenge killing it. After it's taken it's toll on passive damage, most reasonable attacks can take it out.
StrikeJP: There are dozens of Pokémon with no 100% counters. Tyranitar, Heracross, Porygon-Z, Togekiss, Gengar.... all of these Pokémon can mess up every one of their standard counters. Please please please don't make a thread comparing Salamence to Garchomp.
The textbook definition of "counter" is also pretty useless in competitive play. No Pokémon can run and attack with every attack in its movepool in the same turn.
The textbook definition of "counter" is also pretty useless in competitive play. No Pokémon can run and attack with every attack in its movepool in the same turn.
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