Dude, you have to tell why, not just "I don't like it so is debunked" lol.
Could you tell me which exact scan that comes from?
Read my post again, really slowly, is literally its own section.
To my knowledge, the only Tier 7 feat that was used for wild pokemon tiers was a feat from Dawn's Piplup? When discussing it, it was agreed fine to use because Dawn's Piplup at that point when doing the feat wasn't trained to the point where it was beyond the capabilities of an average one.
Eevee's not really an issue since that's something only Red's eevee specifically does, it's not counted for them all. The OP himself agreed to drop it when I brought this up earlier.
That's literally because he was modified in a lab in order to be able to do so. No Eevee can do that except that one.
That's because the game mechaincs limit Deoxys in order to avoid it being too powerful in gameplay. Arceus in the game couldn't change Types at will in the games unlike the Anime, but later on in Pokémon Legends Arceus, which is even a pre-quel, is confirmed that it can, meaning that is a game mechanic and nothing else. Deoxys is in a similar situation, as anything regarading Deoxys is even in post-game, and isn't even a thing in the plot of the game, meaning that shouldn't have any relevance on what Deoxys can do lore-wise.
Happens in just in a part of the game which is way after the main plot was completed and was never mentioned in-lore to be a way to do so. Same with Arceus' way to change types, is the same situation. Don't bring a non-canon method, because obviously Deoxys couldn't for balance reasons, and Arceus too. Arceus was able to change types mid-fight only in Legends Arceus because battle method was different than the other games, so Arceus could do that without being too broken for the game.
Said item is a piece of Deoxys' meteor which he used to fall on the Earth. It can't be taken away from the Player as is exposed in museums across the games, but is the same as Creation Trio changing forms using the Orbs which are in the bag.
In the Anime a flying type Pokémon can still be hit by ground type moves if it’s planted on the ground, similarly positioned and typed Pokémon do not have this issue in the game. Our current standards do not treat flying type Pokémon’s relatively unconditional resistance to ground as game mechanics. Until you manage to change those standards, that’s a case of typing, a fundamental and basic concept of Pokémon, acting differently between mediums
If we play like this in the games literally ghosts like Ghastly and Yamask can be hurt from regular hail, and obviously this is dumb.
Ah yes, thanks for reminding me to post my thread to get rid of flying pokemon's resistance here. Soon that'll be thankfully nuked.
Take your time (and I don’t mean this sarcastically, I’m serious in not wanting this thread rushed and I have work late too so)
I mean we we ignore most of the numerical values featured in the game but still use Pokemon buffs and debuffs as if they're specific percentages
Oh those I don't understand why we take. Someone else is gonna have to provide an answer for why thats accepted.
Iirc we cap the boosts at x4 given that's the max they have, and nothing contradicts x4 being the max.
....how is me specifying that you potentially need to brush up on knowing what game mechanics means rude?
It isn't even said to be trained for combat, it was literally the prize of a surfing competition specifically. Lance never trained it before it performed the feat and so in short it was a low level dragonair perofrming the feat. It fits and i see no issue with the scaling unless you wanna act like XXKing and say that every pokemon with like a single interaction with a trainer is suddenly 19372928482832x stronger than a wild mon despite the fact that trained mons often fight wild pokemon on comparable terms.
What about we just get rid of this dumb "LV 100 perfect Pokémon" thing hm? Is essentially a composite and this wiki is against that. My whole point is to make the wild Pokémon pages simply the average, with feats got without the help of any trainer. The fact it was trained from Lance still means is above the regular Dragonair, and we can't use it for the average one. I already told the reason why this "LV 100 perfect Pokémon" for profiles must be removed.
