DragoTamer

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Updated nature to say that you can also use Timid if there are no offensive moves

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Updated the moves section

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Fantastic work man, thanks for the effort, 10/10 Recommend!

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Probably, but I might rely on community contribution to fill that

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added shamo's rock smash guide for johto. Note from Shamo: Rock smashing in kanto is pretty much just kindle road and Mt. Ember

Added in a section for lightningrood. At the time of writing this, it does not work in the overworld as an effect

Added a category Johto specific guides, moved the apricorn guide there, and added the guide for legendary dogs FAQ

Updated with a guide for frisk and pickpocket builds and a johto apricorn guide

Hey! there are a few options. Fake out is nice for Dragonite multiscale. Wish is great is you plan to send in the pokemn and want to give HP back if you're swapping into a damage move. sunny and rain dance are options if you want to reduce the damage of certain move types for a few turns. guard split may be a good idea to reduce the defense and special defense of the alphas without stat drops that could be reversed.

Hey! The moveset I use for alphas is the one I put above. Spore, False Swipe, Sub, and Rock Slide

This is slowly being updated, but if someone finds a guide, video, etc. That isn't here and should, post in the comments. This guide is meant to compile all the useful stuff in one place so only one guide needs to be shared for review during event times rather than a bunch of links

- repel trick does work with legendaries even if it's taking a long time - they can appear at a rate of 1/1001 to 1/7999. It hasn't been publicly narrowed further by the community to my best knowledge Info is thanks to Rache

Hey there, nice work! With the Ev distribution at level 100, 58 EVs vs. 56 EVs results in the same stat. Normally it happens where the remaining 2 EVs don't really make a difference. It's also easy for EV training because you can max attack, battle 20 rapidash hordes for 200 speed EVs, then get the remaining 58 EVs in HP in 6 hordes.

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Hey there, great question! So Teddiursa benefits from EQ for 2 main reasons: 1) There are hordes, PvE Battles, etc. that benefit from EQ. In my guide, I linked the EV guide that I used where I calced against every horde to find a good setup 2) Teddiursa has night slash and belly drum as egg moves. For belly drum, you can use it for fun meme builds in a battle between friends. Night Slash is an excellent solo move that I personally use if I happen to encounter a shiny and want to defeat other pokemon in a horde As for why Mild is better than attack: - Teddiursa doesn't often take significant damage so it's better to make use of the fact that it can use a physically offensive and specially offensive moveset. It's also about getting the most out of the pokeyen you spend