6 Eylül 2015 Pazar

Abilities That Are Not Given Recently

Abilities not given since B2/W2:

  1. Regenerator
  2. Teravolt
  3. Turboblaze

Abilities not given since B/W:
  1. Aftermath
  2. Analytic
  3. Anger Point
  4. Battle Armor
  5. Chlorophyll
  6. Cloud Nine
  7. Cursed Body
  8. Damp
  9. Defeatist
  10. Defiant
  11. Download
  12. Drizzle
  13. Early Bird
  14. Effect Spore
  15. Flare Boost
  16. Flash Fire
  17. Forewarn
  18. Gluttony
  19. Guts
  20. Heavy Metal 
  21. Honey Gather
  22. Hustle
  23. Illuminate
  24. Illusion
  25. Immunity
  26. Imposter
  27. Iron Barbs
  28. Justified
  29. Klutz
  30. Leaf Guard
  31. Light Metal
  32. Marvel Scale
  33. Minus
  34. Moody
  35. Motor Drive
  36. Multiscale
  37. Mummy
  38. Overcoat
  39. Poison Heal
  40. Pressure
  41. Quick Feet
  42. Rain Dish
  43. Rattled
  44. Reckless
  45. Rough Skin
  46. Run Away
  47. Sand Rush
  48. Serene Grace
  49. Simple
  50. Snow Cloak
  51. Snow Warning
  52. Solid Rock
  53. Soundproof
  54. Stench
  55. Sticky Hold
  56. Storm Drain
  57. Super Luck
  58. Swarm
  59. Tangled Feet
  60. Tinted Lens
  61. Truant
  62. Unaware
  63. Victory Star
  64. Vital Spirit
  65. Water Veil
  66. Weak Armor
  67. White Smoke
  68. Zen Mode
Abilities not given since D/P:
  1. Bad Dreams
  2. Flower Gift
  3. Heatproof
  4. Hyper Cutter
  5. Magnet Pull
  6. Multitype
  7. Normalize
  8. Slow Start
  9. Stall
Abilities not given since R/S:
  1. Air Lock
  2. Arena Trap
  3. Color Change
  4. Forecast
  5. Liquid Ooze
  6. Magmar Armor
  7. Wonder Guard

5 Eylül 2015 Cumartesi

Pokémon that are not part of Fairy Egg Group that get Fairy moves

Fairy-types who are not in Fairy Egg Group:
  1. Mr. Mime
  2. Ralts
  3. Kirlia
  4. Gardevoir
  5. Altaria
  6. Mime Jr.
  7. Arceus Pixie Plate
  8. Sylveon
  9. Klefki
  10. Xerneas
  11. Diancie
Fairy Egg Group Pokémon who are not Fairy-type:
  1. Pikachu
  2. Raichu
  3. Chansey
  4. Hoppip
  5. Skiploom  
  6. Jumpluff
  7. Blissey
  8. Shroomish
  9. Breloom
  10. Skitty
  11. Delcatty
  12. Plusle
  13. Minun
  14. Roselia
  15. Castform
  16. Snorunt
  17. Glalie
  18. Roserade
  19. Pachirisu
  20. Cherubi
  21. Cherrim
  22. Froslass
  23. Phione
  24. Manaphy
  25. ((Audino))
Non-Fairy Non-Fairy Egg Group Fairy learners:

Dazzling Gleam:
    1. Oddish
    2. Gloom
    3. Vileplume
    4. Abra
    5. Kadabra
    6. Alakazam
    7. Tentacool
    8. Tentacruel
    9. Gastly
    10. Haunter
    11. Gengar
    12. Drowzee
    13. Hypno
    14. Chansey
    15. Staryu
    16. Starmie
    17. Mew
    18. Chinchou
    19. Lanturn
    20. Natu
    21. Xatu
    22. Bellossom
    23. Espeon
    24. Misdreavus
    25. Girafarig
    26. Celebi
    27. Nosepass
    28. Sableye
    29. Volbeat
    30. Illumise
    31. Swablu
    32. Altaria
    33. Baltoy
    34. Claydol
    35. Shuppet
    36. Banette
    37. Chimecho
    38. Jirachi
    39. Mismagius
    40. Chingling
    41. Gallade
    42. Probopass
    43. Uxie
    44. Mesprit
    45. Azelf
    46. Phione
    47. Manaphy
    48. Shaymin
    49. Victini
    50. Munna
    51. Musharna
    52. Sigilyph
    53. Minccino
    54. Cinccino
    55. Frillish
    56. Jellicent
    57. Meloetta
    58. Delphox
    Play Rough learners:
    1. Persian
    2. Linoone
    3. Slakoth
    4. Volbeat
    5. Illumise
    6. Glameow
    7. Lillipup
    8. Herdier
    9. Stoutland
    10. Purrloin
    11. Liepard
    12. Teddiursa
    13. Ursaring
    14. Phanpy
    15. Donphan
    16. Poochyena
    17. Mightyena
    18. Absol
    19. Stunky
    20. Skuntank  
    21. Cubchoo
    22. Beartic
    23. Skrelp
    24. Dragalge
    Sweet Kiss learners:
    1. Smoochum
    2. Luvdisc
    3. Shaymin
    4. Buneary
    5. Lopunny
    6. Finneon
    7. Lumineon
    Misty Terrain learners:
    1. Meowstic Male
    Moonblast learners:
    1. Oddish
    2. Lunatone
    3. Cresselia
    Moonlight learners:
    1. Oddish
    2. Gloom
    3. Umbreon
    4. Dustox
    5. Volbeat
    6. Illumise
    7. Cresselia
    8. Munna
    9. Noivern
    10. Exeggcute
    11. Exeggutor
    12. Sableye
    Disarming Voice learners:
    1. Milotic
    2. Espurr
    3. Meowstic
    4. Whismur
    5. Loudred
    6. Exploud
    7. Pansage
    8. Simisage
    9. Pansear
    10. Simisear
    11. Panpour
    12. Simipour
    Draining Kiss learners:
    1. Jynx
    2. Gorebyss
    3. Luvdisc
    4. Froslass
    5. Vivillon
    Flower Shield learners:
    1. Sunflora
    Baby-Doll Eyes learners:
    1. Vulpix
    2. Eevee
    3. Teddiursa
    4. Zigzagoon
    5. Shinx
    6. Buneary
    7. Lillipup
    8. Minccino
    9. Furfrou
    Charm learners:
      1. Eevee
      2. Teddiursa
      3. Phanpy
      4. Illumise
      5. Wynaut
      6. Luvdisc
      7. Latias
      8. Buneary
      9. Lopunny
      10. Glameow
      11. Purugly
      12. Mesprit
      13. Minccino
      14. Gothita
      15. Gothorita
      16. Gothitelle
      17. Solosis
      18. Duosion
      19. Reuniclus
      20. Deerling
      21. Sawsbuck
      22. Cubchoo
      23. Furfrou
      24. Meowstic Male
      25. Tyrunt
      26. Tyrantrum
      27. Bulbasaur
      28. Ivysaur
      29. Venusaur
      30. Nidoran♀
      31. Nidorina
      32. Nidoqueen
      33. Oddish  
      34. Gloom
      35. Vileplume
      36. Meowth
      37. Persian
      38. Ponyta
      39. Rapidash
      40. Eevee
      41. Vaporeon
      42. Jolteon
      43. Flareon
      44. Snorlax
      45. Sentret
      46. Furret
      47. Bellossom
      48. Espeon
      49. Umbreon
      50. Zigzagoon
      51. Linoone
      52. Munchlax
      53. Finneon
      54. Lumineon
      55. Leafeon
      56. Glaceon
      57. Lillipup
      58. Herdier
      59. Stoutland
      60. Purrloin
      61. Liepard
      62. Woobat
      63. Swoobat
      64. Petilil
      65. Lilligant
      66. Emolga
      Moonlight, Moonblast, Dazzling Gleam, Charm learners:
      Oddish,

      Charm, Moonlight, Play Rough, Dazzling Gleam learners:
      Illumise

      Misty Terrain, Disarming Voice, Charm learners:
      Meowstic Male,

      Moonlight, Dazzling Gleam, Charm learners:
      Gloom,

      Sweet Kiss, Baby-Doll Eyes, Play Rough learners:
      Lillipup, Teddiursa,

      Baby-Doll Eyes, Charm, Dazzling Gleam learners:
      Minccino, 

      Moonlight, Play Rough, Dazzling Gleam learners:
      Volbeat

      Sweet Kiss, Charm, Draining Kiss learners:
      Luvdisc,

      Moonlight, Moonblast learners:
      Cresselia,

      Sweet Kiss, Baby-Doll Eyes learners:
      Buneary, Eevee, Zigzagoon, Furfrou

      Play Rough, Charm learners:
      Purrloin, Liepard, Persian, Linoone, Cubchoo, Glameow

      Moonlight, Dazzling Gleam learners:
      Munna, Sableye

      Charm, Dazzling Gleam learners:
      Bellossom, 

      16 Ağustos 2015 Pazar

      What if Levitate got removed?

      Inspired by Zarel's Gen-Next proposal, I decided to do my take on the idea of intrinsic Ground immunity replacing Levitate. Unlike Zarel's more modest proposal, I'm actually going full way with this, with giving all Levitate users full three abilities, and Legendaries one ability and one HA.

      Gastly-Haunter-Gengar:
      New Main Abilities: Cursed Body, Insomnia
      New Hidden Ability: Shadow Tag

      Koffing-Weezing:
      New Main Abilities: Aftermath, Stench
      New Hidden Ability: Flare Boost

      Misdreavus-Mismagius:
      New Main Abilities: Cursed Body, Insomnia
      New Hidden Ability: Magic Bounce

      Unown:
      New Main Abilities: Telepathy, Synchronize
      New Hidden Ability: Protean

      Vibrava-Flygon:
      Based on Trapinch's Hyper Cutter, Arena Trap, Sheer Force
      New Main Abilities: Tinted Lens, Arena Trap
      New Hidden Ability: Sheer Force

      Lunatone-Solrock:
      New Main Abilities: Synchronize, Magic Guard,
      New Hidden Ability(Solrock): Drought
      New Hidden Ability(Lunatone): Snow Warning

      Baltoy-Claydol:
      New Main Ability: Magic Guard, Synchronize
      New Hidden Ability: Magic Bounce

      Duskull:
      New Main Ability:  Pressure

      Chimecho- Chingling:
      New Main Abilities: Synchronize, Magic Guard
      New Hidden Ability: Healer

      Latias-Latios:
      New Main Ability: Synchronize
      New Hidden Ability: Telepathy
      New Mega Ability: Magic Bounce

      Bronzor-Bronzong:
      New Main Ability: Clear Body

      Carnivine:
      New Main Abilities: Leaf Guard, Chlorophyll
      New Hidden Ability: Gluttony

      Rotom:
      New Main Abilities: Motor Drive, Static
      New Hidden Ability: Lightningrod

      Uxie-Azelf-Mesprit:
      New Main Ability: Synchronize
      New Hidden Ability(Uxie): Forewarn(JP. Name Prophetic Dream)
      New Hidden Ability(Mesprit): Telepathy
      New Hidden Ability(Azelf): Inner Focus (JP. Name: Force of Will)

      Giratina Origin Forme:
      Based off regular Giratina;
      New Main Ability: Pressure
      New Hidden Ability: Telepathy

      Cresselia:
      New Main Ability: Synchronize
      New Hidden Ability: Magic Bounce

      Tynamo-Eelektross-Eelektrik:
      New Main Abilities: Static, Volt Absorb
      New Hidden Ability: Swift Swim

      Cryogonal:
      New Main Abilities: Ice Body, Clear Body
      New Hidden Ability: Snow Warning

      Hydreigon:
      New Main Ability: Moxie

      Though I must say that I'm surprised with the fact that they didn't announce any new Pokémon with Levitate, besides the Lati duo. I wouldn't be surprised if the Flygon Mega ends up phasing out Levitate for something else like Gengar did.

      Note(17.02.2018): Gengar no longer has Levitate, instead has Cursed Body.
      Note (02.01.2020): Koffing and Weezing now both have full three Abilities in addition to Levitate.

      10 Ağustos 2015 Pazartesi

      How to Improve: 069-071, Bellsprout-Weepinbell-Victreebel


      This time around I will be talking something different. It is no secret that my views regarding Pokémon have always been in a maximal idealist perspective, that is, all individual species should be capable of doing everything they are logically capable of, and the franchise in general should have the maximum variety and options.

      I'll be going through a few core concepts, which are;

      1.Stats
      2.Abilities
      3.Moves
      4.Typing.

      1.Stats: Should Victreebel get a stat boost, Evolution, Mega Evolution or nothing?

      As Victreebel was recently granted a +10 boost to its Sp. Def, one might not reconsider stat boosts, but I advise against such argument. Victreebel is a three stage Pokémon with 490 BST, which can be easily improved to at most 540 BST under current situation. This might not be sufficient enough to make it to OU, but as an early Grass-type, this would be a Arceussend nonetheless.

      These stat boosts can be given to any of its current stats, but I would advise for increasing it Defense(so it can stand a hit), or its Speed, so it can outspeed most Pokémon under Sun with Chlorophyll.

      2.Abilities: Should Victreebel get more abilities?

       Answer would be relative yes, as Victreebel has only two abilities. Here are some potential answers:

      1.Solar Power: Victreebel is one of the Pokémon to get Weather Ball, and have a relatively decent Sp. Atk to use it. Solar Power, while not necessarily reliable, can provide Victreebel necessary boost to be relevant in doubles, particularly in VGCs.

      2.Leaf Guard: Another relatively weak ability, Leaf Guard nonetheless protects Victreebel from paralysis and burn. As Victreebel is heavily reliant on Speed and Attack, this makes Leaf Guard relatively powerful.

      3.Effect Spore: Incredibly useless, but as Victreebel has access to Stun Spore, Poison Powder and Sleep Powder, Effect Spore has some trolling potential.

      3.Moves: Should Victreebel get more moves?

      The answer would be an inevitable yes, as Victreebel has limited STAB moves, let alone moves of different types.

      Some basic ideas that can work are;

      1.Give more Dark-type moves:

      As Victreebel has access to three significant Dark-type moves, Knock Off, Thief and formerly Sucker Punch, and its behavior corresponds that of a Dark-type, it can get several Dark-type moves.

      Most obvious one would be Dark Pulse, but moves such as Crunch, Bite, Night Slash and others would find places as well.

      2.Give more Bug-type moves:

      As Victreebel has access to three significant Bug-type moves, Leech Life, Infestation and formerly Bug Bite, it can get more Bug moves.

      Most obvious one would be Fury Cutter, but others such as Signal Beam, X-Scissor and others would be useful and logical as well.

      3.Give more slashing moves:

      Victreebel is capable of learning Cut and Leaf Blade, as such there is not much reason for it to not have other slashing moves such as Night Slash, Slash, Aerial Ace and others.

      4. Give more STAB moves:

      Victreebel currently lacks moves of its types. Most such as Poison Jab, Gunk Shot, Sludge and others can be given.

      5. Give more biting moves:

      Outside of its visible fangs, Victreebel was formerly capable of learning Bug Bite. Moves such as Thunder Fang, Poison Fang and Crunch can be given.

      6. Give more light based attacks:

      As Victreebel can get Solar Beam, Reflect and Flash, it can get more light based moves such as Dazzling Gleam, Flash Cannon and Power Gem.

      4.Typing: What additional types Victreebel can have?

      Most obvious ones would be Dark and Bug-types, as Victreebel has connection to both types, Dark-types by nature, and Bug-types by being their predator.Dark-type would probably better for a hypothetical Mega Evolution, but Bug-type can be interesting if it revolves around Bugs inside it, which can give it access to Vespiquen's Order moves.

      2 Ağustos 2015 Pazar

      Mega Evolution Expectations for Z

      For the possible Mega Evolutions for Z, we need to look at specific patterns for Mega Evolutions, going from the likeliest to least likely:

      15 Haziran 2015 Pazartesi

      Missing Mega Evolutions in Shuffle

      Released thus far:
      1. Mega Charizard Y
      2. Mega Heracross
      3. Mega Sharpedo
      4. Mega Blaziken
      5. Mega Absol
      6. Mega Manectric
      7. Mega Garchomp
      8. Mega Latias
      9. Mega Latios
      10. Mega Gardevoir
      11. Mega Steelix
      12. Mega Medicham
      13. Mega Swampert
      14. Mega Charizard X
      15. Mega Mewtwo X
      16. Mega Abomasnow
      17. Mega Metagross
      Mega Evolutions of known Pokémon:
      1. Mega Charizard X
      2. Mega Pidgeot
      3. Mega Scizor
      4. Mega Mewtwo X
      5. Mega Pinsir
      6. Primal Groudon
      7. Primal Kyogre
      8. Mega Rayquaza
      9. Mega Tyranitar
      10. Mega Sceptile
      11. Mega Swampert
      12. Mega Camerupt
      13. Mega Salamence
      14. Mega Gyarados
      15. Mega Diancie
      16. Mega Gallade
      17. Mega Beedrill
      18. Mega Alakazam
      19. Mega Aggron
      20. Mega Houndoom
      21. Mega Abomasnow
      22. Mega Steelix
      23. Mega Medicham
      Unknown Pokémon with Mega Evolutions:
      1. Mega Houndoom
      2. Mega Gardevoir
      3. Mega Latios
      Edit(07.09.2015): Current pre-paid cards showcase Mega Sceptile and Mega Swampert, but they have not been released.
      Edit(28.09.2015): Removed Mega Latias and Mega Charizard Y. Updated the Unknown Pokémon with newly released stuff.
      Edit(05.10.2015): Removed Mega Absol.
      Edit(02.11.2015): Removed Mega Gardevoir.
      Edit(01.12.2015): Removed Mega Steelix, Mega Medicham and Mega Latios. Moved Gallade to known Pokémon.
      Edit(28.12.2015): Moved Camerupt to known Pokémon.
      Edit(05.12.2015): Removed Mega Swampert.
      Edit(20.01.2015): Moved Aggron and Abomasnow to known Pokémon.
      Edit(09.02.2016): Removed Mega Abomasnow.
      Edit(16.02.2016): Removed Mega Mewtwo X. Added Beedrill and Alakazam to known Pokémon.
      Edit(23.02.2016): Removed Mega Charizard X. Added Gyarados to known Pokémon.
      Edit(15.03.2016): Added Houndoom to known Pokémon.
      Edit(05.04.2016): Removed Mega Sceptile.
      Edit(26.04.2016): Removed Mega Scizor, Mega Diancie and Mega Rayquaza.
      Edit(28.06.2016): Removed Mega Gyarados.
      Edit(02.08.2016): Removed Mega Steelix.
      Edit(13.09.2016): Removed Mega Alakazam.
      Edit (28.09.2016): Removed Mega Beedrill.
      Edit (11.10.2016): Removed Mega Pidgeot.
      Edit (01.11.2016): Removed Mega Metagross.
      Edit(22.11.2016): Removed Mega Camerupt and Tyranitar.
      Edit (21.12.2016): Removed Mega Salamence.
      Edit(17.01.2016): Removed Mega Houndoom.
      Edit(14.02.2016): Removed Mega Aggron.
      Edit(13.06.2016): Removed Mega Gallade.
      Edit(13.02.2018): Removed Primals. And condensed the list.
      Edit(08.05.2018): Removed Mega Pinsir. All Megas are now available.

      8 Haziran 2015 Pazartesi

      Challanges facing the next generations

      I had already made a few discrete posts about these topics, but it might be the best to put them on one post.

      1. Base EXP debacle:

      Not only the current Base EXP list is based on the stats of Gen V, which have been recently changed, it also contain a few major errors, for Clawitzer, Aurorus, Cascoon and Dustox. The next generation should update the Base EXPs to fix these errors, and presumably to fix other EXP distributions.


      2.Contest debacle:

      Even ignoring the fact that contest stats remain part of the Pokemon file system, we have the issue of the contest-only berries, which are still relevant for Natural Gift. As the next generation will likely have Contests as part of D/P remakes, we need to watch out how contest berries and contest stats will be handled.

      3.Hidden Power debacle:

      Currently, Hidden Power Fairy, nor Hidden Power Normal exists. As Fairy-type is a new type, this is kind of an issue.

      4. Moveset errors:

      As OR/AS had a pretty rushed release, several movesets were basically defaced. These movesets must be brought back in to shape, as their current situation is too chaotic.