Beetles taste like apples, wasps like pine nuts, and worms like fried bacon.
Mind blown.
Mind blown.
UNBELIEVABLE FACTS
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Facts, bro. FACTS.ElectricPokemonMaster said:
A cat has 32 muscles in each ear.
@6-D Thats about right you know, I believe its actually closer to 86% (aprox.)
@Umbreon/Espeon D:!!
Pokemon FACTS:
-Charizard and Rhyhorn's cries are the same, exactly, no pitch or speed differences.
-Whooper can learn ice punch, but has no arms.
-Articuno is the only Pokémon other than Smeargle and Poliwrath who can learn an accuracy-focusing move and an OHKO move, learning Mind Reader and Sheer Cold.
-Alakazam has over 3000 IQ but having over 4 moves is a challenge.
-I am a pikachu.
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Pokemon FACTS:
-Charizard and Rhyhorn's cries are the same, exactly, no pitch or speed differences.
-Whooper can learn ice punch, but has no arms.
-Articuno is the only Pokémon other than Smeargle and Poliwrath who can learn an accuracy-focusing move and an OHKO move, learning Mind Reader and Sheer Cold.
-Alakazam has over 3000 IQ but having over 4 moves is a challenge.
-I am a pikachu.
~Chill
In Red and Blue, Lickitung could not learn Lick, and also in R/B, Karate Chop and Gust were both Normal type moves.
Coke-Cola is the same as 13 Sugar Spoons
No piece of normal-size paper can be folded in half more than 7 times.
If you ask a person what a goatee is, they will rub their chin. Fact of life.
Right-handed people live, on average, nine years longer than left-handed people do.
(If you're ambidextrous do you split the difference?)
(If you're ambidextrous do you split the difference?)
Yeah... I'm ambidextrous... What?
A dragonfly (or some other flying insect like it) lives only for a day.
A dragonfly (or some other flying insect like it) lives only for a day.
Ambidextrous is where you can use both hands.
Porygon2 is the only Pokemon with a number in its name.
Porygon2 is the only Pokemon with a number in its name.
Fire Fang is the only attack that can damage Wondertomb or Wondereye.
Mind=Blown
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.
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Somewhat similarly, while the R/B/Y type chart also truthfully tells you that Ghost is only weak to itself, the only Ghost attack that deals variable damage is Lick, with a base damage of 20 that makes it rather unimpressive as a super effective attack.
But that's not all!
Speaking of the R/B/Y type chart and the Ghost type, a lot of people missed the fact that in the original games, Psychic was immune to Ghost, not weak to it. This misunderstanding was propagated by the anime, which had a special subplot revolving around getting Ash a Haunter to beat Sabrina, when a Haunter would have been a horrible choice (not only should Ghost attacks not affect her Pokémon at all, but being partly Poison-type, Haunter would be weak to Psychic attacks).
I'm not done yet!
In the first-generation games, attacks using a special damage formula, such as Seismic Toss, Sonicboom, Dragon Rage, etc., ignored the type chart completely, including immunities.
One more!
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. Dark is IMMUNE to Psychic)
Mind=Blown
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.
Wait! I have more!
Somewhat similarly, while the R/B/Y type chart also truthfully tells you that Ghost is only weak to itself, the only Ghost attack that deals variable damage is Lick, with a base damage of 20 that makes it rather unimpressive as a super effective attack.
But that's not all!
Speaking of the R/B/Y type chart and the Ghost type, a lot of people missed the fact that in the original games, Psychic was immune to Ghost, not weak to it. This misunderstanding was propagated by the anime, which had a special subplot revolving around getting Ash a Haunter to beat Sabrina, when a Haunter would have been a horrible choice (not only should Ghost attacks not affect her Pokémon at all, but being partly Poison-type, Haunter would be weak to Psychic attacks).
I'm not done yet!
In the first-generation games, attacks using a special damage formula, such as Seismic Toss, Sonicboom, Dragon Rage, etc., ignored the type chart completely, including immunities.
One more!
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. Dark is IMMUNE to Psychic)
The right side of your body is controlled by the left side of your brain, while the left side of your body is controlled by the right side of your brain.
In Red/Blue/Yellow, Alakazam and Aerodactyl got critical hits almost 1 in 4 attacks. Aerodactyl and Jolteon got Critical Hits MORE than 1 in 4 attacks. Scyther only got crits 1 in 5 attacks, but it used Slash (which has a high critical hit rate) to get even more. Hax much? Thank goodness this isn't in effect any more.
In Red/Blue/Yellow, Alakazam and Aerodactyl got critical hits almost 1 in 4 attacks. Aerodactyl and Jolteon got Critical Hits MORE than 1 in 4 attacks. Scyther only got crits 1 in 5 attacks, but it used Slash (which has a high critical hit rate) to get even more. Hax much? Thank goodness this isn't in effect any more.
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