Pokémon Topic

Blck_Guy · Postby **Blck_Guy** » Thu Oct 16, 2014 12:40 am

It says False Swap will leave the Pokemon with 1HP. But it never actually does, it just hit's with 12HP, (Depending on the lvl on the Pokemon), why does this happen instead?

Postby **Julia Pseudo** » Thu Oct 16, 2014 3:03 am

Hm? I think you might be misunderstanding how the attack is supposed to work. It doesn't always leave the target with 1 HP. It hits like a standard 40 power attack, but can't ever kill the target. It's not meant for actual battles, it's meant for catching Pokémon and that kind of thing.

Blck_Guy · Postby **Blck_Guy** » Thu Oct 16, 2014 3:53 am

Pseudo-dino wrote:Hm? I think you might be misunderstanding how the attack is supposed to work. It doesn't always leave the target with 1 HP. It hits like a standard 40 power attack, but can't ever kill the target. It's not meant for actual battles, it's meant for catching Pokémon and that kind of thing.

Huh?
Oh!
Um, yes I was using it with a wild Pokemon. - A Legendary Pokemon, Mewtwo. Using the attack with a lvl 100 Lucario. But doesn't do a thing. Tried so many times on Pokemon at lvl 50, and under with the same Pokemon I'm using. (Help?)

HeroLinik · Postby **HeroLinik** » Thu Oct 16, 2014 6:13 am

Blck_Guy wrote:
Pseudo-dino wrote:Hm? I think you might be misunderstanding how the attack is supposed to work. It doesn't always leave the target with 1 HP. It hits like a standard 40 power attack, but can't ever kill the target. It's not meant for actual battles, it's meant for catching Pokémon and that kind of thing.

Huh?
Oh!
Um, yes I was using it with a wild Pokemon. - A Legendary Pokemon, Mewtwo. Using the attack with a lvl 100 Lucario. But doesn't do a thing. Tried so many times on Pokemon at lvl 50, and under with the same Pokemon I'm using. (Help?)

False Swipe will always leave the foe with 1 HP, even if you use it just when you think you'll knock out the foe. You can't even kill a Pokemon with False Swipe, so if you use it when a Pokemon is at 1 HP, it will do nothing. It's basically an unlimited Endure status but without the message until the move runs out of PP.

dragonfan96 · Postby **dragonfan96** » Thu Oct 16, 2014 9:32 am

i'm planning on getting X and I've seen a few episodes and i must say...

Where does one get a Malamar? (and is it even good in the game compared to the anime?)

What starter should i get? Chespin, Fenniken, or Froakie?

Zeldamaster12 · Postby **Zeldamaster12** » Thu Oct 16, 2014 10:57 am

I got Froakie. I'm a water trainer, so go figure.

But seriously, it's now a level 90 Greninja, and it is great.

XerX · Postby **XerX** » Thu Oct 16, 2014 12:00 pm

When Omega Ruby comes out, I'm trading in my X version for it, cause I really didn't like X/Y.

Postby **Julia Pseudo** » Thu Oct 16, 2014 1:41 pm

I'd say that Chesnaught is probably the best of the starters (or at least my favorite) without it's hidden ability (with its hidden ability Protean Greninja easily outclasses the others). It's pretty tanky and powerful even without being Bulletproof.

HeroLinik · Postby **HeroLinik** » Thu Oct 16, 2014 1:56 pm

dragonfan96 wrote:Where does one get a Malamar?

You hold the 3DS upside down when Inkay levels up from Lv.29 to Lv.30, and it should evolve into Malamar.

dragonfan96 · Postby **dragonfan96** » Thu Oct 16, 2014 5:16 pm

castlewars wrote:
dragonfan96 wrote:Where does one get a Malamar?
You hold the 3DS upside down when Inkay levels up from Lv.29 to Lv.30, and it should evolve into Malamar.

Seriously, Hold my DS upside-down....Never heard of that i' give a try though...

Would if i could mind control the gym leaders/elite 4 to give up there badges and TMs

Speaking of gym leaders and elite 4 what types are the leaders and e4 ?

Postby **Blake Izayoi** » Thu Oct 16, 2014 5:16 pm

Don't trade in Pokemon X!
...give it to me instead.

Blck_Guy · Postby **Blck_Guy** » Thu Oct 16, 2014 5:29 pm

castlewars wrote:
Blck_Guy wrote:
Pseudo-dino wrote:Hm? I think you might be misunderstanding how the attack is supposed to work. It doesn't always leave the target with 1 HP. It hits like a standard 40 power attack, but can't ever kill the target. It's not meant for actual battles, it's meant for catching Pokémon and that kind of thing.

Huh?
Oh!
Um, yes I was using it with a wild Pokemon. - A Legendary Pokemon, Mewtwo. Using the attack with a lvl 100 Lucario. But doesn't do a thing. Tried so many times on Pokemon at lvl 50, and under with the same Pokemon I'm using. (Help?)
False Swipe will always leave the foe with 1 HP, even if you use it just when you think you'll knock out the foe. You can't even kill a Pokemon with False Swipe, so if you use it when a Pokemon is at 1 HP, it will do nothing. It's basically an unlimited Endure status but without the message until the move runs out of PP.

So why isn't it working?

XerX · Postby **XerX** » Thu Oct 16, 2014 8:04 pm

Just pre-ordered Omega Ruby.

zioy · Postby **zioy** » Thu Oct 16, 2014 8:05 pm

XerX wrote:Just pre-ordered Omega Ruby.

BlankXerx u lucky duck

Zeldamaster12 · Postby **Zeldamaster12** » Thu Oct 16, 2014 8:14 pm

I don't remember if I've pre-ordered Alpha Sapphire or not. I'll probably have to go check with Gamestop to make double sure.

HeroLinik · Postby **HeroLinik** » Fri Oct 17, 2014 3:35 am

dragonfan96 wrote:Speaking of gym leaders and elite 4 what types are the leaders and e4 ?

Santalune Gym (1): Bug
Cyllage Gym (2) Rock
Shalour Gym (3): Fighting
Coumarine Gym (4): Grass
Lumiose Gym (5): Electric
Laverre Gym (6): Fairy
Anistar Gym (7): Psychic
Snowbelle Gym (8): Ice

And here's the E4...

Malva: Fire
Siebold: Water
Wikstrom: Steel
Drasna: Dragon

dragonfan96 · Postby **dragonfan96** » Fri Oct 17, 2014 5:12 pm

castlewars wrote:
dragonfan96 wrote:Speaking of gym leaders and elite 4 what types are the leaders and e4 ?
Santalune Gym (1): Bug
Cyllage Gym (2) Rock
Shalour Gym (3): Fighting
Coumarine Gym (4): Grass
Lumiose Gym (5): Electric
Laverre Gym (6): Fairy
Anistar Gym (7): Psychic
Snowbelle Gym (8): Ice

And here's the E4...

Malva: Fire
Siebold: Water
Wikstrom: Steel
Drasna: Dragon

Thanks, ...

I'm going to get Froakie...if Frogider can do that kind of quick attack then so should mine!

HeroLinik · Postby **HeroLinik** » Sat Oct 18, 2014 4:34 am

dragonfan96 wrote:I'm going to get Froakie...if Frogider can do that kind of quick attack then so should mine!

Yeah, Froakie is, arguably, the best starter. However, it evolves into a speedy special sweeper, Greninja, so you should really give it special moves to take advantage of that. Pity it doesn't have Protean though.

dragonfan96 · Postby **dragonfan96** » Sat Oct 18, 2014 7:33 am

castlewars wrote:
dragonfan96 wrote:I'm going to get Froakie...if Frogider can do that kind of quick attack then so should mine!
Yeah, Froakie is, arguably, the best starter. However, it evolves into a speedy special sweeper, Greninja, so you should really give it special moves to take advantage of that. Pity it doesn't have Protean though.

Does Dadane evolve? (the pokemon Bonnie carries)

whats the bird Pokemon of kalos? if anything i got a swellow(lv21) to "deposit"

lastly, whats a protean? is it like protein?

HeroLinik · Postby **HeroLinik** » Sat Oct 18, 2014 12:26 pm

dragonfan96 wrote:[Does Dadane evolve? (the pokemon Bonnie carries)

whats the bird Pokemon of kalos? if anything i got a swellow(lv21) to "deposit"

lastly, whats a protean? is it like protein?

1. If you mean Clemont's Dedenne, then no, it doesn't. Dedenne can't evolve.
2. The Fletchling line.
3. Protean is the Froakie line's and Kecleon's HA. It allows it to change its type to the move it is using, thus it gains STAB from all moves it uses. I have a Protean Greninja.