Just a question on bdsp...
I dont see any super contest. Any tips to get them?
Merci!
I dont see any super contest. Any tips to get them?
Merci!
I can help move on to DMLF Diamond exclusives for the Pokedex. I can offer Pearl exclusives in return.
Hi. Still need someone to help me hereBDSP Trade request: Need help evolving my electabuzz into an electivire so need someone to help trade and trade back. Thanks
I can help you out; I need my Seadra evolved. I'll post a room code on your profile.Hi. Still need someone to help me here
How are you defining need/desperately want? When it's not slashed, for example?Heyo, have a (hopefully easy) question that I'd like more brains to help on.
One of the big moveset changes in Gen 8 was the removal of Toxic from most Pokemon, making it a transfer-exclusive move. While it was probably a needed change, Toxic has played a major role in countless competitive sets and is still very useful - but is probably not going to be universally re-added anytime soon.
Which Pokemon need or desperately want Toxic in their sets (excluding those who can learn it in Gen 8, and regardless of tier)? A simple list is fine, would just like some smarter people to help.
I'm not planning on exclusively working on Toxic-set Pokemon, but it would be helpful to have a list of Pokemon to possibly prioritize in my schedule.
Thanks in advance!
I define need/want as either A: any Pokemon who's only viable competitive set uses toxic (is there any mon even like that?) or B: any Pokemon who has a non-niche competitive set that uses Toxic. This of course excludes any Pokemon who did not lose access to Toxic in Gen 8, as previously stated.How are you defining need/desperately want? When it's not slashed, for example?
No worries, I had just started going through all fully-evolved analyses and quite a few had Toxic listedI define need/want as either A: any Pokemon who's only viable competitive set uses toxic (is there any mon even like that?) or B: any Pokemon who has a non-niche competitive set that uses Toxic. This of course excludes any Pokemon who did not lose access to Toxic in Gen 8, as previously stated.
For example, Hitmontop often runs/ran Toxic on a Rapid Spin set in order to slow walls that might otherwise set up on it. Technically, Hitmontop can run a much more offensive set, but its primary set has usually been to fill the Rapid Spin niche. Thus, I would classify Hitmontop as a Pokemon that really wants access to Toxic.
An anti-example would be Scrafty. Scrafty can technically run a Toxic since it has strong bulk and good recovery if you wanted to stall. Realistically though, Scrafty has much more viable sets and you'd probably never build a Toxic-stall Scrafty other than for fun. Thus, Scrafty goes into the too niche category.
There are of course a lot of outliers and things obviously change. Escavalier, for example, used to only run Toxic as a niche set for a surprise. But, now there's an NU SpDef set that uses Toxic. There's a lot of room for interpretation and there's no definite line on what is applicable - which is why I'm seeking advice. Sorry if I can't be more clear than that.
The Melmetal line cannot be transferred to SM/USUM. They were introduced in Pokemon Go, but Pokemon from that game can only be transferred to Let's Go Pikachu/Eevee (or straight to Home), where they could learn Toxic as a TM. If you scroll down to the bottom of Serebii dex pages, the transfer-exclusive move list will show you where they could last learn that move for each Pokemon.Hmm..... I'm assuming that Meltan and Melmetal cannot learn Toxic unless it's from Pokemon Sun and Moon?
I'm not the best person to ask about cloning for Gen 8 since I haven't done any (or anything in Gen 8 for that matter). However, I haven't heard of anyone using any external devices to clone in Gen 8. You might be able to clone if you get CFW running on your switch, but it's complicated, risky, and I'm not sure if there are any homebrew tools for cloning regardless.Also, this might be a silly question to you guys, but what cheating device do you use to clone your pokemon on Pokemon Sword and Shield? It's called "Switch Up", isn't it? If yes, where do you get it from?
Glad to have you back!I haven't been active on Smogon for a while and I haven't played pokemon for a long time because I have been very occupied. So I might not be familiar with some of the changes and I trying to catch up with everyone on Pokemon Sword and Shield since I'm way behind.
The Melmetal line cannot be transferred to SM/USUM. They were introduced in Pokemon Go, but Pokemon from that game can only be transferred to Let's Go Pikachu/Eevee (or straight to Home), where they could learn Toxic as a TM. If you scroll down to the bottom of Serebii dex pages, the transfer-exclusive move list will show you where they could last learn that move for each Pokemon.
I'm not the best person to ask about cloning for Gen 8 since I haven't done any (or anything in Gen 8 for that matter). However, I haven't heard of anyone using any external devices to clone in Gen 8. You might be able to clone if you get CFW running on your switch, but it's complicated, risky, and I'm not sure if there are any homebrew tools for cloning regardless.
Predominantly, people have been cloning using Anubot on the Smogon WiFi Discord server (join here). It's a service run by Anubis, but you'll have to ask there for more details. Cloning in Gen 8 has a few more caveats than it did in Gen 7, but Anubot is currently the best way if that's a service you need.
Glad to have you back!
Nope, that’s a feature that’s exclusive to Pokémon HOME in Gen 8.(Reading this Resource)
https://www.ign.com/wikis/pokemon-sword-shield/How_to_Trade_Pokemon_in_Sword_and_Shield
Hmmmm..... (Thinking)....
This might be a silly question but isn't there a GTS on Pokemon Sword & Shield?