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Celebi is the most reliable counter in OU
*shrug* I suppose it lacks a way to explain how to do that.
Say I have two Pokemon -- A and B and they both have Pokerus. B has Exp. Share on it.
Pokemon A kills a Zubat...does Pokemon B gain 1 or 2 EV's?
Pokemon A kills a Zubat...does Pokemon B gain 1 or 2 EV's?
Celebi@Leftovers
Natural Cure ll Bold
252 HP / 220 Def / 36 Spe
-Grass Knot
-Reflect
-Recover
-*Leech Seed
Reflecting Celebi is your friend. The last slot can have whatever you want leech seed is just for the defensive sake.
I suppose; still, it isn't technically a level-up move of Shedinja's. It's Ninjask's.
that is probebly why you can use sd and baton pass on shedinja on shoddy.
it thinks it is a tutor move =/
yes
Yeah, I tried a D-Nite set one time that did that.
Alright today I was doing some laddering and I ran across a player. About half way through the match after my Machamp was gone he sent out Spiritomb. I start to fire hits at it when it uses Confuse Ray and then the next turn it used Smokescreen. Now naturally I said WTF and I asked him about it. He said Smokescreen was legal and apparently doesn't apply to the evasion clause.
Now, Smokescreen is a 100% accurate move that lowers the opponent's accuracy 1 stage. It's pretty much Double Team only you can't switch out of DT. So what's going on? Why is it legal?
But isn't that why people run SR? To make switching more difficult? Besides, in the end it accomplishes the same thing. You're hard to hit and now the game comes down to luck.
Opponent uses Attack A, hits Dusknoir.
Dusknoir does blah blah (not important)
Opponent hits itself in its confusion.
Dusknoir uses Spite.
Does Attack A lose 4 PP?
Dusknoir does blah blah (not important)
Opponent hits itself in its confusion.
Dusknoir uses Spite.
Does Attack A lose 4 PP?
But there is an easy defense, namely switching. There's no easy way to defend against DT'ing (apart from the odd absolute accuracy move).
Decided that this probably belongs here rather than the wifi simple question sticky.
It will not change.
Along with the Reflect Celebi and Tangrowth suggestions, one of the best things to do is to lure an Outrage (pretty easy as a lot of things resist water) and switch to a steel and easily take out Kingdra. Salamence, Gyarados, bulky waters, and grass types will force Kingdra to Outrage.
No. It returns to its Normal type.
uhm if the Ditto is holding the Everstone and the other Pokémon is a male then you should get a Bold Eevee eventually.
Or else I just have Plain bad luck ?
I have bred already over 80 not a single bold natured eevee...
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