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Wasn't earthquake never shown in the anime as of yet?Isnt piloswine the only time we see that though? As opposed to the dozens of times in the anime where it doesn't?
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Wasn't earthquake never shown in the anime as of yet?Isnt piloswine the only time we see that though? As opposed to the dozens of times in the anime where it doesn't?
Togepi used it via metronome prior, also a nidoking used in the manga at an earlier point.Wasn't earthquake never shown in the anime as of yet?
Yet you see Earthquake being like a real oneit was and it is this weird thing where a pulse comes from the pokemon.
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Theres also Metagross using Earthquake in the manga that almost took down an entire stadiumYet you see Earthquake being like a real one
Plus this proves how Earthquake isn't a pulse even in manga
This is pretty much BS, as Fire-Type moves are comparated to regular attacks and can be tanked as such.Scorbunny's feat is heat-based, it can't be used for anything aside Scorbunny's (and comparable Pokémon) fire-type moves.
Thing is that these powers are threated at the same way of Fighting, Steel or Normal moves which are regular "physical attacks", is more how the verse threats such more than anything.It's not bullshit, this thing applies to all verses, not just Pokémon, which shouldn't be different. Withstanding a 8-A heat-based energy output doesn't mean you have 8-A durability, and the same is if you are hit by electricity or freezing and so on.
Even the anime/manga do tho, like, I'm pretty sure Flametrower/Ember/Fire Blast aren't different from things as Hyper Beam or Focus Blast in attack nature.I'm iffy, as that reasoning may be tainted by game mechanics and the force of the attack is calculated on the energy required to heat that big metal thing, it's not even the force of the blast itself.
What are some anti feats that put them below 7-AThis makes all Pokémon, including babies and Magikarp, way stronger and durable than 7-A.
Did anyone see this comment I made for Piplups feat btw?Okay, just to comment on this one point, Piplup's feat here at this time actually should be representative of it's species since Piplup at the time did not obtain new levels of feats that puts it out of any ordinary Piplup's pay grade.
Whirlpool is a move that Dawn's Piplup learned very early into the D/P anime, while Dawn herself is still a rookie trainer and no where near as strong or as experienced as they both become later down the line. So while Piplup does eventually enter a class of it's own as a Piplup compared to any run of the mill one, it should be fine to use a feat that it does early on that can still be acceptable as something that is in reach of general Piplups, which would then be scaled to other mons.
I don't mind much on how the Tier 7 stuff will be dealt with, but I do have to disagree with this one small thing about Piplup. There's a difference between not scaling the species to a special mon and scaling them to their early versions when they are still not above average. And Piplup's whirlpool feat should be considered the latter.
After all, it's not like Ash's Pikachu started the series out as being > any other normal Pikachu, right? The same would go for any other Pokemon (up to an obvious point) as well.
Is literally linked in the calc blogWhich episode did dawn's piplup do the feat?
I was mostly joking, because defog has way too many problems and inconsistencies.What are some anti feats that put them below 7-A
If something has no anti feats, don't see why we can't use it. Has any first stage struggle to topple or destroy a mountainThis is because every Pokémon can be stronger or weaker depending on the respective level of growth, train, age and the like, even among comparable ones.
This means that a strong first stage could compete with a weak or even an "average" second stage, and the same for second one with third.
The profiles should represent the maximum level a Pokémon can express, but it's still difficult and depends on the approach we want to follow, like based on consistency, the beast feats, scaling and so on, and the contradictions in the series are blatant, even looking at the last two pages of this thread.
Where?using the new 500 megaton scaling they are like 4-5 times below.
Dunno if it can help, but Piloswine could already cause an earthquake which "caused a massive shift on Earth's tectonic plates", destroying a city, could that be calculated?
Its the same as true formwith the new 3-C high 3-A upgrades and massively ftl+ possibly infinite speed addition, can anyone add the speed part to the creation trio avatars?