Finished Trivia of DNA I - Xdogking, a winner is you!!
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RE: Trivia of DNA I
No. I just spend a lot of free time on Bulbapedia when I make card spoilers.
No. I just spend a lot of free time on Bulbapedia when I make card spoilers.
RE: Trivia of DNA I
That is correct.
That is correct.
RE: Trivia of DNA I
and you'd be right
And on that note, let's talk about Pikachu's level-up set in Yellow.
How many moves did Pikachu get by level-up in Yellow that he didn't get in Red/Blue? You must also name all the moves in question to get any points.
Hint: the answer is somewhere between 1 and 10
and you'd be right
And on that note, let's talk about Pikachu's level-up set in Yellow.
How many moves did Pikachu get by level-up in Yellow that he didn't get in Red/Blue? You must also name all the moves in question to get any points.
Hint: the answer is somewhere between 1 and 10
RE: Trivia of DNA I
I totally regret not using Pikachu in Blue right now.
/me headdesks.
I know that Yellow brought Light Screen to its level up set, but that is the opposite of what the questions asking.
I'm gonna go with Swift. I think I remember versing a Swift Pikachu in Blue, but that was years ago, so I'm probably wrong.
NINJA'D!!!
Can I still guess for the new question?
I totally regret not using Pikachu in Blue right now.
/me headdesks.
I know that Yellow brought Light Screen to its level up set, but that is the opposite of what the questions asking.
I'm gonna go with Swift. I think I remember versing a Swift Pikachu in Blue, but that was years ago, so I'm probably wrong.
NINJA'D!!!
Can I still guess for the new question?
RE: Trivia of DNA I
Light Screen
Double Team
Thunderbolt
Tail Whip
Slam
I'm guessing 6.
Light Screen
Double Team
Thunderbolt
Tail Whip
Slam
I'm guessing 6.
RE: Trivia of DNA I
iirc there were 4:
Tail Whip
Slam (helped me vs Brock)
Light Screen
Double Team
iirc there were 4:
Tail Whip
Slam (helped me vs Brock)
Light Screen
Double Team
RE: Trivia of DNA I
...That's 5 moves, Bippa. Not 6. Even so, you gave me the 5 I wanted, so to be fair, I'll give you the points.
IT'S THAT TIME AGAIN...MATH TIME!
--Okay, take the Nat'l Dex number of the first Pokemon in Nat'l Dex order that has the most amount of type weaknesses. (For example, Rock is weak to Water, Ground, Grass, and so on.) Remember, I want the Pokemon weak to the most things.
--Add to that, the Nat'l Dex number of the first Pokemon in Nat'l Dex order that can potentially evolve at level 1 - under the following conditions, it was just hatched from an egg in an Gen 5 game in some manner.
--Divide that number by the first integer (not counting 1) you can find where the result will give you an answer with no remainder.
--Square that number (i.e. multiply it by itself)
--Add to that, the Nat'l Dex number of the first Pokemon in Nat'l Dex order that is unable to breed.
--Add to that, the Nat'l Dex number of the first Pokemon in Nat'l Dex order that is dual-typed.
--Square that number.
--Subtract from that, the Nat'l Dex number of the main Pokemon in the deck I built in the Pokemon TCG that was also my favorite deck.
--Halve that number.
--Subtract from that, the Nat'l Dex number of the first Pokemon in Nat'l Dex order that is genderless.
--Subtract from that, the Nat'l Dex number of the first Pokemon in Nat'l Dex order that can legally obtain the ability "Magic Bounce".
--Square that number.
You should now have the Nat'l Dex number of...what Pokemon?
...That's 5 moves, Bippa. Not 6. Even so, you gave me the 5 I wanted, so to be fair, I'll give you the points.
IT'S THAT TIME AGAIN...MATH TIME!
--Okay, take the Nat'l Dex number of the first Pokemon in Nat'l Dex order that has the most amount of type weaknesses. (For example, Rock is weak to Water, Ground, Grass, and so on.) Remember, I want the Pokemon weak to the most things.
--Add to that, the Nat'l Dex number of the first Pokemon in Nat'l Dex order that can potentially evolve at level 1 - under the following conditions, it was just hatched from an egg in an Gen 5 game in some manner.
--Divide that number by the first integer (not counting 1) you can find where the result will give you an answer with no remainder.
--Square that number (i.e. multiply it by itself)
--Add to that, the Nat'l Dex number of the first Pokemon in Nat'l Dex order that is unable to breed.
--Add to that, the Nat'l Dex number of the first Pokemon in Nat'l Dex order that is dual-typed.
--Square that number.
--Subtract from that, the Nat'l Dex number of the main Pokemon in the deck I built in the Pokemon TCG that was also my favorite deck.
--Halve that number.
--Subtract from that, the Nat'l Dex number of the first Pokemon in Nat'l Dex order that is genderless.
--Subtract from that, the Nat'l Dex number of the first Pokemon in Nat'l Dex order that can legally obtain the ability "Magic Bounce".
--Square that number.
You should now have the Nat'l Dex number of...what Pokemon?
RE: Trivia of DNA I
This is sooooooooooooooooooooooooooo wrong, but I'll take a crack: 131 ~ Lapras
This is sooooooooooooooooooooooooooo wrong, but I'll take a crack: 131 ~ Lapras
RE: Trivia of DNA I
3120939157924
Magikarp.
3120939157924
Magikarp.
RE: Trivia of DNA I
not to be rude, DNA, but recheck your maths
not to be rude, DNA, but recheck your maths
RE: Trivia of DNA I
The saddest bit of all is that Squirtle is #7 and Charizard is #6. Anyway I'm advancing the question - Xdogking got the answer and even explained the math behind it perfectly.
Regigigas <3
How many Pokemon can currently legitimately obtain the ability "Wonder Skin"? Also, name them.
The saddest bit of all is that Squirtle is #7 and Charizard is #6. Anyway I'm advancing the question - Xdogking got the answer and even explained the math behind it perfectly.
Regigigas <3
How many Pokemon can currently legitimately obtain the ability "Wonder Skin"? Also, name them.
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