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Dreepy/Drakloak/Dragapult. Based on Diplocaulus, which went extinct 270 million years ago.Imaginym said:I'm still wondering what species Zeifyl meant that was alive that long ago & that Dreepy is based on. Also, I might advocate for using 300 million years, as that's the timeframe the Pokedex regularly uses for some sea-dwelling fossil Pokemon like Anorith & Kabuto, & Dreepy was apparently in the prehistoric seas.
We got new Pseudo-Legend Pokemon, that mean it should be scaled from Dragonite, Tyranita etc.NeoZex6399 said:Can someone make a profile for this little guy?
https://www.smogon.com/forums/threads/dragapult.3656315/
That is Hyperbole lolBowser-us said:5-B Nidoking, cool. Time to upgrade him
On a more serious note, this does work as evidence for Mew learning all Pokemon moves, thoughImaginym said:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AXRx1wksSTU <--- Sword Shield episode 1.
Shoutouts to the Nidoking that used Earth Power, Sludge Wave & Fire Blast against Mew, failed to hit with all 3, & after each, was hit by Mew using the same move against it, only fainting after Fire Blast hit.
So, a Nidoking survived Earth Power & Sludge Wave from Mew.
Or his anime version should get 4-B that he defeated tapu koko with 10,000,000 Volt Thunderbolt too???CryoTheMayo said:Only if Pikachu gets upgraded to Low 6-B for tagging and hurting a Lugia when several other powerful pokemon (Corviknight, Garchomp, etc) got one shot by it with Lugia dodging all their moves effortlessly :^)
What? You downplay PikachuLinkSlayerLvX said:Or his anime version should get 4-B that he defeated tapu koko with 10,000,000 Volt Thunderbolt too???
I don't see how the first sentance relates to the second one. How does not knowing Japanese make you unable to watch anime? Like 98% of western otaku wouldn't be able to watch anime if that was the case.Zeifyl said:I don't speak Japanese. Shame, too, as I'd have liked to watch it.
That it's in Japanese, and unsubbed.Ionliosite said:I don't see how the first sentance relates to the second one. How does not knowing Japanese make you unable to watch anime? Like 98% of western otaku wouldn't be able to watch anime if that was the case.Zeifyl said:I don't speak Japanese. Shame, too, as I'd have liked to watch it.
I'm inclined to agree, but I wouldn't readily discredit this as Mew using Mimic, Copycat or Mirror Move. It doesn't learn any of those by level up, though, & it used all of them AFTER Nidoking used the same move, so if it was Me First, it was a weird version of it.Robot972 said:On a more serious note, this does work as evidence for Mew learning all Pokemon moves, thoughImaginym said:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AXRx1wksSTU <--- Sword Shield episode 1.
Shoutouts to the Nidoking that used Earth Power, Sludge Wave & Fire Blast against Mew, failed to hit with all 3, & after each, was hit by Mew using the same move against it, only fainting after Fire Blast hit.
So, a Nidoking survived Earth Power & Sludge Wave from Mew.
No way, that's an outlier man. I mean, yeah. Pikachu has fought several 4-Bs in the SM anime and only like two or three Low 6-Bs in the entire anime but...wait. Why is Pikachu scaling to 4-B more consistent than it scaling to Low 6-B?LinkSlayerLvX said:Or his anime version should get 4-B that he defeated tapu koko with 10,000,000 Volt Thunderbolt too???