you get Shards from raids corresponding to a type. Get 50 of them and take them to a NPC to change the type of one of your Pokemon
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SPOILERS! Datamine Thread - Pokemon Information - Some Datamines
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It stacks, though multiplicatively and not additively, for a total of 1.32x
Yes, and it's very simple albeith a bit time consuming.
Raids will always drop a handful tera shards of their type. Bring 50 of these to a specific NPC and it will change a pokemon tera type to that.
I belive the current interpretation is that Dice just skips the low numbers entirely, guaranteeing 4-5 hits on a regular multi-hit move. I recall seeing it works similarly to how Skill Link did for moves like Triple Kick/Axel on Population Bomb, guaranteeing a mid-high number of hits if the first one connects.
its still kinda nuts, with stab and attack stats and such
IIRC someone had drafted a chart showing that Population Bomb actually works better with Wide Lens since it calculates the chance per hit based on the 90 accuracy and stops when a hit would miss. Loaded Dice does seem to have some effect but Wide Lens is much more reliable and you are much more likely to hit 10 hits.
From what I'm understanding, the Nat.Dex numbers of Gen9 Pokémon (Excluding Sprigatito-Quaquavel and possibly Lechonk and Oinkologne) may be different, placing Koraidon and Miraidon at 1007 and 1008. I can't confirm this but some sources specify this. So the datamines are correct or not cause we haven't seen the next update of Pokémon HOME datamined which will probably have Gen9 species in it.
Yes, however remember this is only on punching moves, meaning for example you'd not be able to buff a Close Combat, Sucker Punch or Fake Out for example.
would it not be 1.44×? or a 44% boost? 1.2 × 1.2
edit: @ below, i was under the impression it was the same as iron fist, i see
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Edit: scratch that, it was actually tested that they do not stack.
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Didn't the person doing the testing say they were the same boost but didn't stack?
They did, though only yesterday, until then it seemed they stacked.
Ima actually edit the post just in case someone checks in the future.
confirmation of this aspect
Transfer moves are no longer a thing. Transferred mons get their moves replaced with level-up moves (so no No Guard Fissure Machamp and Technician Curse Scizor)
Source: Centro.
Centro's Source:
Louder for the people in the back, we literally cannot know the status of transfer moves until Home compatibility is available. Nothing in-game indicates either way.
Since I can't find any information online on new pokemons' egg groups, I'll say here that (one of) Fuecoco's groups is Field, thus making it compatible with the Slakoth line. Fuecoco can get slack off this way.
You don't need the same egg groups to pass egg moves in picnics. A Slowbro with Slack Off will pass it to Fuecoco fine.
Just to add to this however.
if you wanted to produce a Fuecoco egg with Slack Off you would need to abide by the regular egg group regulations.
for the egg move transfer, yes, Slowbro could give Fuecoco Slack Off, but the latter needs to hold a Mirror Herb and have an empty move slot. (As is my understanding with egg move transfer vs breeding)
I'll try to suggest potential VGC roles for some of these pokemon emerald rare candy based on what little we do know.
Physical Sweeper: Dragoon
Corviknight: Steel support attacker with ground immunity, pivot that reflects back and intimidates.
Grimmsnarl: Potential Gigantimaxxer depending on what G-Move is, status spreader, and coverage support for Dragapult
Galarian Weezing: Deal with abilities utilising Neutralizing Gas and Anti Dragapult support.
Coalossal: Depending on the G-Move, sweeps with increased Steam Engine speed may be Gigantimaxxers.
Hatterene: Setter/Sweeper of Trick Rooms
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Just how many times do we have to say that that is unconfirmed and NOTHING in the game can tell us anything, as the deal with that in Legends and BDSP is handled by HOME, AND it was done because Legends had a completely different approach to movesets, while BDSP was a buggy mess that was well known to have compatibility issues.
Yeah about that, I am very curious because what proves the most that Centro was pulling that out their butt is the fact that information is probably going to come from Home datamines and not SV datamines, and regarding that, nobody went and looked at Home to see how it'd interact with SV? Is it too early and Home is not yet updated with SV stuff?
Home as of now has no way to interact with SV, nor any data of the new pokemon is present in SV in first place, hence why Centro was basically pulling rumours off his ass with no actual way to prove (or disprove) it.