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This gives me hope
@Pyukumuku Power: Had the Wingull just used Roost? That removes the Flying-type for the next turn.
However, I did use Grass Knot on a Wingull once and it registered that as super effective in Brilliant Diamond.
very cool thank you
@Pyukumuku Power: This is a fanfic of the second-generation games, long before the move Work Up existed! It was also originally written before the move Work Up existed (2009).
Babelfished: Pyukumuku using counter on Sirfetched
Original: My sea cucumber just punched a duck with its guts!
Latin: My sea cucumber ended up stinging the duck in the guts!
(?)
Greek: My sea cucumber ended up biting the duck in the guts!
(!!!)
Japanese: My sea cucumber bit into the belly of a duck!
(???)
German: My sea cucumber bit into a duck's belly!
(?!)
Russian (oh boy): My sea cucumber got stuck in the duck's belly!
(??)
Chinese: My sea cucumber is stuck in the duck's stomach!
(ok, not too bad…)
Turkish: Sea cucumber got stuck in duck's stomach!
(so, now all absolutes)
Sein=his in German… what is going on???
Spooky. But, isn't work up better than curse?
I started the remake of mystery dungeon red. I started with a Cubone that quickly learned Brutal Swing… quite overpowered. I also had a Machop with Fire Blast as my partner and a Shroomish with Leech Seed and stun spore linked. I like the remake as you have an option to choose.
"Look at me! I can fly!" I only see half of that sentence.
Thanks a lot for this tool!
Was doubting a lot of pokeball mechanics related to raids in sw/sh.
And now I can finally be certain which pokeball to use :)
PLEASE CONTINUE THIS. THIS IS SO GOOD.
This guide got me into spriting back as a teenager. Started with recolors and revamps, and then moved onto splices and pixel-overs. I still use the techniques I learned here and refer back here even now. I also direct other spriters here for tips. Been working on spriting the Paldea pokemon.
@Clay: I know about the Japanese guidebook that mentioned it, but I'm not clear on why that would mean they didn't decide that because they felt it'd be weird (did the guidebook include some sort of out-of-universe reasoning for this?). You seem to be implying the guidebook made it up without consulting Game Freak and Game Freak then felt bound to it because it'd been printed in the guidebook, but I'm kind of skeptical of that reasoning. If you're more familiar with it and mean something else, please explain.
One Pokemon did not get cloned; that was Togepi.
No, Game Freak did not think that Nidorina and Nidoqueen eggs hatching into Nidoran♂ would be weird. What really happened was that Japanese media already established their inability to breed when G/S/C came out. (Despite that, their Pokédex entries still mention their children.)
The only valid babies are websites
"This website is my baby" I thought you hated babies!
Jesse we have to wring the shuckles harder for meth juice
10.04% catch rate and I still waste 40 balls… Typical.
