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Was there a project to identify what power/s each move was?
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Yeah, I'm slowly working on it, if you have anything interesting feel free to let me know.Was there a project to identify what power/s each move was?
Why do so many ranged moves have a range of hundreds of meters?Yeah, I'm slowly working on it, if you have anything interesting feel free to let me know.
Seems like Horizons might take place in the games universe (either that or the events of the games happened in Hz universe) :
The DLC is a major event done by the protagonist, it's also implied that the main game also happened, it must be the reason why HZ is doing its own story, or why we don't see Miraidon or why Penny, Nemona, Arven are already best friends with Penny working with the pokemon league, because the entire game happenedI didn't do the Scarlet and Violet DLC, but it sounds more like some events from the games also existing in the anime which applies to every season lol
... or maybe some events of the game happened in the Horizons anime, not necessarily the entire thingThe DLC is a major event done by the protagonist, it's also implied that the main game also happened, it must be the reason why HZ is doing its own story, or why we don't see Miraidon or why Penny, Nemona, Arven are already best friends with Penny working with the pokemon league, because the entire game happened
It's implied that the most important events (which represents like 90% of SV plot) happened...... or maybe some events of the game happened in the Horizons anime, not necessarily the entire thing
CompositeCan someone gimme a quick tl;dr on how Pokémon canon works on this site? I plan on contributing to the verse now (mainly the manga but I may also work on the anime and some of the games as well)
So basically the profiles for each mon use feats and statements from all the anime, manga, and games?Composite
Wait didn't we go through the whole canon split thing like 2 years ago that stopped cross scaling between the games, anime and manga? Did that get reversed back to composite recently?Composite
Yeah, like a long time agoWait didn't we go through the whole canon split thing like 2 years ago that stopped cross scaling between the games, anime and manga? Did that get reversed back to composite recently?
In part because multiple-species-wide-stage-based scaling (In part due to it being a large-scale implementable system.) & because dodging electricity-based attacks.Quick question, why is magnemite MHS+ exactly? The profile states it can react to other magnemite, but that doesn't tell me anything.
Shouldn't electricity be just supersonic+?In part because multiple-species-wide-stage-based scaling (In part due to it being a large-scale implementable system.) & because dodging electricity-based attacks.
I was mainly asking because I wanted to start modernizing the profiles for red and also make a profile for blue in the adventures mangaThere's probably specific feats (Like in the anime, I bet.) of lower-staged Pokemon evading moves that should grant a speed rating higher than what we grant them, like a first stage dodging a light based move like Power Gem, Flash Cannon, Mirror Shot, Solar Beam, Dazzling Gleam, etc.
Shouldn't electricity be just supersonic+?
Interesting, good luck!I was mainly asking because I wanted to start modernizing the profiles for red and also make a profile for blue in the adventures manga
Besides possible Plot-Induced Stupidity, it could also be just Red trained his Pokemon better. Pokemon can become much stronger via training, as is a necessary & established part of Pokemon games like:Early reds bulbasaur can restrain machoke who are listed as mhs+
That was reversed a year or two ago.Wait didn't we go through the whole canon split thing like 2 years ago that stopped cross scaling between the games, anime and manga? Did that get reversed back to composite recently?
So basically, the electricity that Pokémon scale to have more than enough voltage for it to be considered lightning?![]()
Lightning Feats
Many fictional characters make use of attacks or equipment that produces lightning or electricity. As such it useful to know how to quantify lightning feats. Most electricity in fiction is not real lightning. Often it is supernatural in nature, and is possibly not even electricity. Therefore...vsbattles.fandom.com
"What is real lightning?
Most electricity in fiction is not real lightning. Often it is supernatural in nature, and is possibly not even electricity. Therefore lightning is only accepted as such under certain circumstances.
Additionally, for calculations that involve lightning speed, one has to consider that the speed of real electricity can change due to a variety of factors, but for practical purposes, concerning attacks that are electricity-based, if they display power comparable to that of natural lightning, they should be considered to move at a comparable speed. It is required to show that the electricity carries an energy of at least 1.6 billion Joules or a voltage of at least 100 million Volts in order to qualify.
- Cloud-to-ground lightning is considered to be real lightning, as long there is nothing suggesting otherwise.
- Lightning that has demonstrated at a minimum a few properties that real lightning has, and significantly less properties that lightning shouldn't have, can be considered real. Some examples of favourable properties are: making muscles of affected beings contract, having an (electro)magnetic field, being shown to actually move with a speed similar to lightning, flowing through conducting materials, the character being able to manipulate real electricity or electromagnetism in general, generating ozone or causing electrolysis.
Lightning Dodging
One of the most important speed feats is dodging or reacting to lightning. The following is supposed to provide some short explanations on how fast a character should be ranked through these feats.[1][2][3]
Scientific basis
The speed of lightning can vary mostly in the range of 1.0-14×105 m/s. For the purpose of calculating speed feats, we use the average lightning speed of 4.4×105 m/s (Mach 1282.798834), which is suggested by this study. Similar studies have found average speeds within the same order of magnitude, albeit lower.
The clouds that usually cause thunderstorms build about 200m to 4000m above the ground.[4] In this wiki, 2000m is the standard assumption."
The move Thunder has been shown as being cloud-to-ground lightning in at least 1 move animation plus the anime, IIRC, & the "electricity with power equivalent to real lightning's 1.6 billion joules is sufficient basis" to assume it goes at the speed of real lightning.
Baby Pokemon like Cleffa scale to 2,601,500,000 joules, thanks to Cleffa's feat of arriving to the planet via meteor, with Minior, which also arrives by Minior & Cleffa being close, being found at meteor fall sites multiple times & other info indicating they arrived that way.
The approval for the calc:
"AidenBrooks999·10/2/2018
I prefer the low-end
But mostly cause the scaling in the game could be... Off.
You know, given some of the proportion due to Game Mechanics
Antvasima·10/2/2018
Okay. I suppose that this can probably be used then."
Though the calc is a bit old, so maybe it could stand a revisit?
Nonetheless, 2.601,500,000 is more than 1.6 billion, & Pokemon can harm each other, meaning, since to be able to survive an amount of energy without perishing from it, equal & opposite force means they must be able to survive outputting that amount of energy (Because equal & opposite force; When you throw a punch, you exert equivalent force on yourself. If your own punch was too strong, you'd break your arm, & Pokemon don't do that.), that indicates Cleffa can hit with greater energy than a Lightning Bolt's 1.6 billion joules, & if a Pichu or Elekid can tank a Cleffa's Tackle or Pound, then Pichu or Elekid can withstand outputting that. & for others to harm Cleffa, they'd have to be able to withstand the equivalent force of exerting the same force.
So if they are able to harm those like Cleffa, they have to be doing force/energy output that high & withstanding it.
Thus, if I understand the standards right, we can assume Pokemon electricity, in basically all cases, can be assumed to have power & therefore speed higher than lightning bolts.
TL;DR - Baby Pokemon Tackle hits you harder than being struck by lightning.
Thank youInteresting, good luck!
I'm aware of this. I'm just asking because when I was trying to put in the speed of his Pokémon in my sandbox, I was confused whether or not I should put Supersonic+ with his Pokémon or MHs+ with his Pokémon, but yeah, I assumed since Red at this point is already established to be an experienced trainer that his Bulbasaur is just built differentBesides possible Plot-Induced Stupidity, it could also be just Red trained his Pokemon better. Pokemon can become much stronger via training, as is a necessary & established part of Pokemon games like:
No thats fine thank you for the clarificationSorry if this post was unpleasantly long.
In terms of speed due to matching or exceeding the power of lightning. The move Thunder is known to depict real/cloud-to-ground lightning on at least 2 canon occasions, IIRC, but not all Electric-type moves necessarily qualify as lightning.So basically, the electricity that Pokémon scale to have more than enough voltage for it to be considered lightning?
Glad to know it! I like to hope/think/learn that me rambling about how OP the player character trainers especially are in terms of training Pokemon to unseen heights is appreciable & not bothersome to at least some.Thank you
I'm aware of this. I'm just asking because when I was trying to put in the speed of his Pokémon in my sandbox, I was confused whether or not I should put Supersonic+ with his Pokémon or MHs+ with his Pokémon, but yeah, I assumed since Red at this point is already established to be an experienced trainer that his Bulbasaur is just built different
Actually his bulbasaur comes from prof oak but I believe he was also a trainer so it shouldn't matter
No thats fine thank you for the clarification
oh okIn terms of speed due to matching or exceeding the power of lightning. The move Thunder is known to depict real/cloud-to-ground lightning on at least 2 canon occasions, IIRC, but not all Electric-type moves necessarily qualify as lightning.
No, this was helpfulGlad to know it! I like to hope/think that me rambling about how OP the player character trainers especially are in terms of training Pokemon to unseen heights is appreciable & not bothersome to at least some.
The bond of a trainer & Pokemon is truly a phenomenon indeed, lol.
Apologies for any bother, all.
Yeah.oh ok
So basically some electric-type moves (thunder) are cloud to ground lightning gocha.
No, this was helpful
As far as consistency goes red at this point is like the best trainer in his town so scaling far above normal pokemon for him makes sense
In terms of speed due to matching or exceeding the power of lightning. The move Thunder is known to depict real/cloud-to-ground lightning on at least 2 canon occasions, IIRC, but not all Electric-type moves necessarily qualify as lightning.
However, not all Pokemon (Like some of low enough evolutionary stages, &/or early stage bug Pokemon, Baby Pokemon & exceptionally weak Pokemon like Magikarp.) may scale to even lower speed values like sound-dodging related values.
Glad to know it! I like to hope/think/learn that me rambling about how OP the player character trainers especially are in terms of training Pokemon to unseen heights is appreciable & not bothersome to at least some.
The bond of a trainer & Pokemon is truly a phenomenon indeed, lol.
Apologies for any bother, all.
Unsure.Oh yeah another question
For keys I'm thinking of changing the keys a bit from his old adventures profile into something like this
Early gen 1 (he has single stage pokemon) | Mid gen 1 (At this point all of his pokemon are middle staged) | Late gen 1 (Around the point where he fights the e4) | Gen 2/Gen 3 (I believe he makes a reintroduction around here and fights giovanni)
Would something like this be okay? (I think it makes it much easier to list stuff for him if we format it this way)
oh yeah can't forget about thatYeah.
https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Thunder_(move)#Core_series_games Gen III, Gen IV, HGSS, Gen V, & maybe (Not sure.) Gen VI.
Thunder is often so by animation.
Also, due note the thing I edited in a bit delayedly, please.
Stage-based scaling & all.
"However, not all Pokemon (Like some of low enough evolutionary stages, &/or early stage bug Pokemon, Baby Pokemon & exceptionally weak Pokemon like Magikarp.) may scale to even lower speed values like sound-dodging related values."
Nobody in the manga really scales to any of this stuff as far as early stuff goes& of course, there are those that scale to light-related speeds because of stuff like Solar Beam, Flash Cannon, Mirror Shot, Power Gem, Dazzling Gleam, etc.
Sarcasm??oh yeah can't forget about that
Probably incomplete revisions.Nobody in the manga really scales to any of this stuff as far as early stuff goes
like it was used against Machoke but it kinda just gets blitzed and one-shot by it (Plus I believe Solar Beam in the manga was portrayed to be one of red's strongest moves so it makes more sense for this to be above his normal stuff)
And one more question; are the trainers 9B or 9A physically? Some say they are 9B while others say they're 9A and I looked at the Team rocket calc and it places each of them individually at 9B with the calc itself being 9A. Are the 9A trainer profiles just outdated or am I just missing something?
No I was genuine (Sorry if it came off that way...)Sarcasm??
(No offense meant, & I can guess why, just curious.)
So should I just make red and blue 9-B?Probably incomplete revisions.
Pokemon world humans might have higher to scale to, & some advocate for scaling them to Pokemon, the Team Rocket Trio especially.
9-A could be possible. It probablyh needs discussion.
(Also, this reminds me of mourning G/S/C Chuck's feat.)
No worries. Thanks for clarifying.No I was genuine (Sorry if it came off that way...)
Even if I'm not sure which 9-B scaling point would be used, 9-B presumably is more consistent, though, I'd wait for some Knowledgeable Members to weigh in here, at least.So should I just make red and blue 9-B?
Ok (i'll just list them as human level the within the sandbox for the time being)No worries. Thanks for clarifying.
Even if I'm not sure which 9-B scaling point would be used, 9-B presumably is more consistent, though, I'd wait for some Knowledgeable Members to weigh in here, at least.
There's an episode where Bonnie, an 8 year old, falls down an elevator shaft and hits the ground hard enough to cause an explosion... and she just gets up fine.Humans In Pokémon are just all tanks lol, like the games and anime, manga all point to this
Woah, sounds crazy! Source, please?There's an episode where Bonnie, an 8 year old, falls down an elevator shaft and hits the ground hard enough to cause an explosion... and she just gets up fine.
I also would like to know this.Are all fully evolved Pokemon 7-A scaling to ttar or 6-C scaling to abamasnow?