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Ditto Can Breed With Every Pokemon That Have A Gender Excluding Heatran And Cresselia.

Did You KNow In Pokemon Red And Blue Lickitung Couldn't Learn Lick But He Has A Long Tongue And His Name Is 'Lick'Itung.How Silly

Pokémon were invented in 1995 by Ken Sugimori and has pals. Pokémon were called PocketMonsters way back then. There has been 5 generations of these creatures so far, dozens of games and hundreds of episodes. Pokémon is the second most popular game in the world!

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When an Igglybuff starts bouncing it is impossible to make it stop.

Exaggcute's 6 eggs converse with telepathy and they can quickly gather when they are separated

Electrike stores electricity in it's fur to stimulate it's muscels to heighten it's reaction speed.

Arceus can turn any type when you give him a plate

Mew can learn every TM and HM

The mushroom on Paras' back is called tochukaso

Castform changes type whatever the weather is. So if it's raining he's a water type.

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There are 4 pokemon that evolve into a smaller form they are

Dragonair to Dragonite!
Gloom to Bellossom
Haunter to Gengar
and
Porygon to Porygon2

In Red, Blue and Yellow, there was only one Dragon move, Dragon Rage, which deals set damage (40 HP), so Dragon's weakness to Dragon never actually came into account despite being written into the type chart in the instruction booklet. Raise your hand if you painstakingly raised a Gyarados to use against Lance's dragons.

There is no such item as "Paralyz Heal". It's called "Parlyz Heal", with only one a in "Parlyz". Well, at least it took me six years to notice this.

No Pokémon evolutions introduced in generations 2-4 used either the Thunderstone or the Fire Stone; in fact, only two Pokémon (Pikachu and Eevee) could evolve using a Thunderstone. The fifth generation, however, added at least one new Pokémon species evolving with every evolution stone except the Dawn Stone.

The older haircut brother in G/S/C gives your Pokémon 5 happiness points at the maximum, while his younger brother can give them 10 points max. However, because the older brother is much likelier to do his job well, his average is slightly higher than the younger brother's if you don't restart until the Pokémon "looks delighted!"

"HO-OH" can be read backwards and forwards, flipped horizontally or vertically or rotated 180 degrees without changing. No real five-lettered word in the English language is this flexible (well, Ho-oh is technically five characters, not letters, if you want to be pedantic).

As of the fifth generation, at least one species of Pokémon evolves at every level from 20 to 45.

If, on the other hand, one of the defending Pokémon's types is weak to the move and the other is immune (in R/B/Y), you will not get the normal immunity message, which is "It doesn't affect [defendant]!"; you will instead always be told that "[attacker]'s attack missed!" This happens for example if you use Ground attacks on Zubat or Golbat (Poison/Flying)

The only possible starter triangles (i.e. three types that are weak to one another in a rock-paper-scissors fashion and the same with resistances in reverse) other than the traditional Fire/Water/Grass are Rock/Fighting/Flying, Fire/Rock/Steel and Grass/Poison/Ground. (Before you send me an error report about it, NO, DARK/PSYCHIC/FIGHTING IS NOT A TYPE TRIANGLE. See the FAQ entry on the subject for details.) We are not likely to get such starter triangles, however; Fire, Water and Grass are both traditional and make sense as representatives of three elements while the other triangles are pretty much out-of-the-blue incidental relations that happen to emerge from the type chart.

The only possible type combination without a weakness is Dark/Ghost (technically, using Foresight will negate Ghost's immunities and thus make Fighting super effective, but under normal circumstances it has no weakness). Meanwhile, the only one-weakness type combos possible are pure Normal (weak to Fighting), pure Electric (weak to Ground), Normal/Ghost (weak to Dark), Water/Ground (doubly weak to Grass), Water/Dragon (weak to Dragon), Poison/Dark (weak to Ground), Psychic/Dark (doubly weak to Bug) and Bug/Steel (doubly weak to Fire); interestingly, we have abilities that provide functional immunities to both Ground (Levitate) and Fire (Flash Fire), making Electric, Poison/Dark and Bug/Steel Pokémon with no weaknesses possible (although Poison/Dark is also subject to the same loophole as Dark/Ghost, namely its weakness to Psychic under Miracle Eye, and the ability Mold Breaker will negate both abilities, as well as the move Gravity negating Levitate). In the fifth generation we finally got such a Pokémon, the Levitating Electric eel family of #602 Shibishirasu, #603 Shibibiiru and #604 Shibirudon.

Karate Chop and Gust were Normal-type moves in R/B/Y, despite being very obvious candidates for Fighting and Flying, respectively

Karate Chop and Gust were Normal-type moves in R/B/Y, despite being very obvious candidates for Fighting and Flying, respectively

When Electrode has to much electricity it has nothing left to do but EPLODE!