Actually it still wouldn't be used because the opportunity cost would still be way too high.
It would be nice and give Mega Audino a new lease on life, but expecting them to change the Abilities of existing Megas is baseless speculation. There is nothing to suggest that. They haven't even shown Megas in Gen VII at all yet.
It's a Touhou reference. There's an ice fairy named Cirno who is a popular character that is associated with (9) after a developer joke in one of the game manuals. On the page explaining the game screen he had her labeled "(9) - Idiot" and the joke has stuck since.
Given the amount of underwater magma tube caverns Hawaii has this would actually make sense.
Well, we haven't seen Hidden Abilities for either of the new Ice type Alolan forms. Personally, I'm expecting that since Ninetales' HA is Drought, this one might get Snow Warning. And based on Slash's description (EDIT: and the fact that regular Slash's HA is Sand Rush) it might get something equivalent to Sand Rush/Clorophyll/Swift Swim. This is the only typing that doesn't have it anyway. It'd be nice to see GF make hail teams viable.
I've found Nurse Joe to be a useful supporter. If you're like me and prefer a balanced offensive approach, he's pretty good. Plus, you can't argue that being able to Skill Swap Truant from Slaking+Heal Pulse isn't damned useful!
This might be nice, but I seriously doubt that they will create Alolan forms of legendaries. Since there is only one of them, it would make no sense for them to ever evolve. Plus GF will want room for new legends in SM.
If Healer wasn't a 30% activation rate and instead always active, it would be decent for supporting a legendary. But then again you'd ask yourself when you're not using regular Audino or just HA Blissey instead (unless your support Pokemon REALLY needs Fairy typing)
Actually Heatran has been proved to live in several volcanic areas, it's a rare mon like Snorlax that apparently only appeared on volcanoes with a certain structure like that on Sinnoh(Stark and Reversal mountain) if it was lured by a magma stone.
Nothing's been officially revealed yet, but it looks like there's still a Pokemon League on the map which the leaks dubbed an "artificial island".
Correct me if I'm wrong but, as far as I know, asumming the Pokémon series follows a story line and all the games are not in separate universes, there is a truly bit number of unique legendaries. Pokémon like the regis, Cresselia, Heatran, the bird trio, the legendary beasts, lati twins... are used by a large amount of trainers in places like the Battle Frontier, implying they are not unique. What is more, most of them can be found in different locations, in different generations, in different regions. Even the rarest of the Pokémon, say Ho-Oh or Lugia, can be found in different places (talking about the main series not spin offs): navel rock, tin/bell tower, sea mauville (welp, in this case the Pokémon is teleported from another location so ill give it the benefit of the doubt).
Explain this, then.
Exeggutor was seen using Dragon Rush in the trailer, I believe.
If Exeggutor gets Dragon Rush, then Zygarde is gonna get really angry, considering it had the right movepool to use the move.
Draco Meteor is all you need. The idea of a palm tree dropping meteors from the sky is hilarious.
Dual Chop & Dragon Rush are probably the most likely.
I interpreted this is to mean that the Pokemon has to have a move with the same type as the Z-crystal in its moveset.
According to Bulbapedia, Eggy used Dragon Rush in one of the Trailers (Eng. or Jp)Gabe said:
I would lean towards having it currently learned as it would be easier on the programmers, make it less broken (don't have room for a specific counter? Here's a free super move to handle that when it arrives!), and would allow for event moves to be considered.
