#POKEMON STUN SPORE MOVE CODE#

Loomian with its name marked in italics mean that only an evolution or alternate form of it will gain access to the aforementioned power boost.Stun Spore has no effect on Electric or Grass-type opponents, or opponents with Limber, Overcoat or Safety Goggles.Īn effective Stun Spore antidote can be made by boiling the leaves of the Salveyo Weed. Will not work on Electric-types or Grass-types. Known Pokémon that can learn Stun Spore naturally include Beautifly, Bellossom, Bellsprout, Breloom, Budew, Butterfree, Cottonee, Cutiefly, Exeggcute, Exeggutor, Gloom, Hoppip, Jumpluff, Masquerain, Oddish, Paras, Parasect, Petilil, Ribombee, Roselia, Scatterbug, Shroomish, Skiploom, Tangela, Tangrowth, Venomoth, Venonat, Victreebel, Vileplume, Vivillon and Weepinbell. We find Ash, Misty and Tracey stopped of on a tiny little island so that Ash can train for The Orange League. Stun Spore can be passed down via breeding to Carnivine, Foongus, Morelull and Scatterbug. His training appears to consist of standing out on the rocks and watching the waves smash over them, telling Pikachu that theyre on such a hot streak. The Stun Spore Detour Trivia: Misty reads the title card for this episode. Smeargle can learn Stun Spore via Sketch. Meowth replaces Jessie for the Team Rocket motto for the first time.

James misprounces Stun Spore as 'Sun Spore' numerous times in this episode. Stun Spore paralyzes the target, if it hits. Stun Spore can be temporarily learned via Mimic and Transform. Paralyzed Pokémon have a 25 chance of not being able to attack, and their Speed is decreased by 50 (75 in Generations 1-6). Originally Posted by Cubchoo Electric type Pokémon, those with the ability Limber or those behind a Substitute cannot be paralyzed.

#POKEMON STUN SPORE MOVE CODE#

Unfortunately I think it’s possible that cubchoo is accurate in saying that it is easier to code a blanket immunity for a type instead of individual moves, so maybe it would have caused issues in the rest of the game if game freak tried it who knows though

Just like ghost is or was (not sure of current gen changes) immune to glare because it is a normal paralysis move. And yeah I agree that electric should only be immune to electric paralysis. That psychic immune to hypnosis idea is genius. It could have been a nice touch if they gave a slight Accuracy boost to Hypnosis while making Psychic types immune to it to compensate.Ĭorveone I gotta say I do like ur ideas, even on my past posts of mine that You’ve commented on. It's kinda funny that you cannot paralyze an Electric Pokémon by fear (Lick) or spores but you can put a Psychic Pokémon to sleep via Hypnosis. Tri-Attack and Freeze Shock seem logical since they do involve using electricity, even though they don't belong to this type.

I checked the list of paralysis inducing moves, and yeah: Lick, Body Slam, Dragon Breath, Bounce, Force Palm, Stun Spore, and the ability Effect Spore have definitely nothing to do with electricity. You can even make a pseudo-biological explanation that they physically can't sit still unless they're sleeping because of excess energy or something like that. Electric Pokémon having a blanket immunity is probably easier to code and considering the association is probably OK. So yeah, Electricity is by far the most common cause of paralysis. Of the remaining 10 moves, 1 is a spore move, 1 is a G-Max move that's implied to be a spore move. 1 only paralyzes if the user is paralyzed 1 is Tri-Attack so it's implied Electricity Electric types are always associated with energy and of the moves that can cause paralysis: Still, I suppose it does make some sense. I don't really do competitive so I don't know if these paralysis changes had huge impacts on the metas from Gen V -> Gen VI and Gen VI -> Gen VII (and even if I did do competitive, I probably wouldn't be able to tell because the metas had huge changes due to new mechanics introduced which could very well cover these paralysis changes). Considering Gen VII dropped Thunder Wave's accuracy (100% -> 90%) and made the speed drop from paralysis smaller (75% -> 50%) it seems like GameFreak thought Paralysis was OP and they needed some way to counter that.

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