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Actually, you're right. I had no idea that had ever changed.

I'm investigating the specific determination as we speak. It will have something to do with the PID (which is where the Nature and IVs are generated also) lol disregard. Hopefully I can tell from just catching about 25 Minior and examining their PIDs.

Yes, this is true. Fell Stinger now gives a +3 Attack boost. If I'm remembering correctly, it's also had its power raised to 50.

How much do we not know about Battle Royal? I can confirm that Jump Kick and High Jump Kick do not cause recoil if the targeted Pokemon has already fainted.

I ended up with: Incineroar (Blaze): Flare Blitz/Darkest Lariat/Acrobatics/Leech Life Mudsdale (Stamina): Earthquake/Superpower/Heavy Slam/Rock Tomb Crabominable (Iron Fist): Ice Hammer/Close Combat/Power-up Punch/Crabhammer Toxapex (Merciless): Baneful Bunker/Toxic/Recover/Liquidation Oranguru...

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@Piemonade: Your team has a massive Electric weakness, so you'll get Shame the Onix, who is embarrassed to be a Rock-type. He must be taught the Stealth Rock TM you get from defeating Roark and use Stealth Rock as his first move whenever he enters battle, even if rocks are already up, to try and...

Hydrattler, take I'm Woobat the Zubat. I'm Woobat has a rare personality disorder that causes it to think it's an entirely different kind of bat. It, therefore, cannot face any Pokemon with a type that is one of Woobat's weaknesses (Ice, Electric, Rock, Dark, Ghost). It must learn Attract as...

I'll wait until you finish to actually comment, but... Sheer Force only prevents Life Orb recoil for moves that it boosts. Earthquake doesn't have a secondary effect, so it's not Sheer Force-boosted, hence LO recoil.

Whoops, forgot Dig was a TM. He has to learn it by level-up.

MinatoArisato, you get Shoop the Wooper! Shoop must be caught in Union Cave (20% appearance rate at night). The moment you catch him, move him to the front of your party and solo the next five wild Pokemon in the cave without healing items. If you fail, Shoop can never learn Earthquake or...

...okay? If you're not okay with switching or using Bide to gain experience I'm surprised you're doing a scramble at all. From me, you get Baby Gunk the Croagunk! (Baby Gunk must be the first Croagunk you can catch.) Baby Gunk is terrified of, well, a lot of things. For instance, it's scared...

It learns Bug Bite at level 16 in Platinum. I'll edit in a challenge for you... just wanted to square this away.

Addiethunder, your team is looking really Electric-weak. So I'm going to give you Jeweler the Trapinch! Jeweler is incredibly excited to be a part of a game called Pokemon Ruby, but he's also heard so much about Sapphire and Emerald as well. He's so fascinated by how version-exclusive Pokemon...

Farfetch'd is available in the wild in Yellow... one of the routes between Lavender and Fuchsia IIRC. Lickitung is available in Cerulean Cave in Yellow as well... but of course, this was only referring to R/B.

@TalkingLion: I, too, am going to recycle a solo challenge for you, so you get Outlaw the Bulbasaur! Bulbasaur is a fugitive escapee from Kanto, and fears being caught by the local police. - Outlaw has been impersonating a Turtwig, so your rival must choose Chimchar. He cannot use any...