Breeding with any shiny increases your chance to get a shiny egg to 1:64. Ditto is used because it can breed with any pokemon to produce a shiny offspring. So using the Red Gyarados will do the same for the pokemon it is compatible with.
Snorlax, Nidoking, Tyranitar, Dragonite, Machamp, Marowak, Rhydon, Golem, Electabuzz, Magmar, Moltres, Tentacruel, Clefable, Flareon, Muk, Arcanine, Weezing, Typhlosion, Feraligatr, Charizard Lapras, Entei, Porygon2, Qwilfish, Slowbro all beat it flatout using standard sets. I'm probably missing some UUs here but whatever.question:was there anything that could beat skarmbliss alone in that time?
65535 (65025) which is like 255 (252). However the stats are 1 point lower because de maximum ev is 15x2=30.248 in all stats
Pretty much, it's because that back then if you KO'd the opponent with it, there was no recharge turn. Also, it was Physical back then, which helped Normal-types like Tauros, Snorlax, Kangaskhan, etc, and similarly was a viable option on Pokemon like Gyarados.I was just reading through RBY movesets for no real reason, and I notice Hyper Beam is very prevalent. What made it so much more viable back then?
Actually sand attack does hit flying types. Similarly, confuse ray and night shade will hit normal types, counter and seismic toss will hit ghosts etc.
The only non damaging attack that will fail because of type in RBY that I can think of is thunderwave..
you still get STAB bonus (and super effective bonuses) with Critical Hits. Critical hits roughly double the damage you cause. It actually doubles your level in the damage formula, so you usually get slightly under double damage.
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I believe it cuts your speed in half in Gen I. Maybe it's by a fourth as well, but not 100% sure on that one.How does paralysis work in Gen I? It quarters speed in Gen IV, but all of the Gen I articles that have agility as an option say it's to counteract paralysis. If still does quarter speed, that would take three turns (+6), to get back to what you originally started with.
Well, your team is pretty well set up except for the levels. Your going to need to be around level 50-55 as the Elite 4 is levels 46-58. However the Chapiok uses Steel types which should be easily handled with your Blaziken. So all the top Pokemon will be weak to you moves. Here is the Elite 4:
Sydney uses Dark types. Use good moves and just go throguh with normal effectivness.
Pheobe uses ghosts. Same applies as above, except normal types won't work.
Glacia uses Ice types. Fire (literally) away with Blaziken's attacks.
Drake's Pokemon are tough but if your Swampert knows Ice Beam you won't have a problem.
Steven uses Steel types. Blaziken will work very well here. Watch out for Aggron though as it won't be weak to fire and can hit you super effectively.
Anyway, hope I was helpful :)
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In Gen I, if you get you Paralyzed then use Agility, or get a speed boost, it will nullify the speed drop effect of paralysis and boost your speed by x2.
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Can you baton pass partial trapping moves? For example, Flareon uses Fire Spin, then BP, the opponent will continue being trapped?
Hey for breeding in Crystal, I have a Shiny Hitmonchan who I want to breed with a non-shiny ditto. Will my ratio be 1/64? If not what will? Thanks in advance guys!
How come it says a good move for Dragonite would be Body Slam yet there is no way to teach it on Pokemon Silver???
http://www.smogon.com/gs/pokemon/dragonite
Oh, ok. Thanks man!You can trade it to RBY and use the TM08, then trade it back to Pokémon Silver.