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Originally Posted by Menarker
AB allows me to use both of them.
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Has AB
said that Pokebrid forms have access to the moves available to their pre-evolutions?
Because I don't think he said he'd let you specifically use them either.
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Originally Posted by Menarker
2) Well, that is more or less true with some moves, but some moves have different effects that could be terribly useful. Ice Fang has a chance of freezing OR flinching. Avalanche has double damage if the user gets hit first. Icy Wind lowers Speed.
Same with Ground type. Mud Shot lowers speed. Mud Bomb lowers Accuracy.
There is a bit more variety as to which effects you want to use. Normal type moves has Body Slam for paralysis, Facade for more power when afflicted with status and so on and so forth.
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Could be? That's bullshit and you know it. You're never going to use Mud Shot over Mud Bomb, because the chance to inflict status effects used by pokemon moves is negligible.
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Originally Posted by Menarker
3) I already explained this, but I'll explain again.
The only reason why Slayers (They are mere humans if you remember) benefit from Special Attack is because they use energy weapons like Water Cannon Guns, or Ice Cannons or Electric Shock Weapons. Humans innately don't have the ability to use special attack. (People who claim to be extraordinary like true Psychics like Sabrina are the exception) It's all part of the weapon. So if Slayers lose their weapons, the only thing they can naturally use is their attack stat.
Now, take Renny. He sworn off (or will swear off) weapons in general. What possible training can Slayer teach him now? The answer? How to train his body. How to make himself stronger. How to be more durable. How to fight hands on or improvise weapons out of himself or his environment. Slayers can't teach him to do Air Slashes or teach him how to breath fire, even if Renny's Pokebrid form could allow him to do that. But the things that come out of using your own physical body... Slayer can help teach that.
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Right, thanks. That makes sense.