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What type of bug are you reporting? Mechanics What is the bug? there are two bugs that are both present in ruby and sapphire that are not implemented on sim: one of these bugs is an interaction between Shed Skin and Nightmare, where, after shed skin clears sleep, nightmare still remains...

Approved by 16bit Introduction Generation IV introduced a plethora of new, official battle rules that could be chosen for matches at the Pokémon Communication Club inside any Pokémon Center. These included the Standard Cup and Doubles Cup rulesets, which would both later be reworked into the...

Quite a few formats have been lost to time as Showdown aims to simulate the game as it is currently played / as it was played by the end of a generation, and I think that's a shame! These "early formats" are often substantially different than the ones we have at the end of a generation - where...

unown's implementation in generation II formats is incorrect because unown's gimmick was coded in by satan in GSC - not all unown formes are legal with every hidden power type, and currently all unown formes can be shiny (when in the games, this is only possible with unown-I and unown-V): this...

(approved by Codraroll) (OP structure heavily inspired by Ryota Mitarai's Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon In-Game Tier List) Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl In-Game Tier List Hello, and welcome to the Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl In-Game Tier List! Due to the vast openness...

Pokémon Stadium models would be really REALLY cool to have on the sim to give some visual flair to RBY metagames, both as optional sprites for standard RBY matches over Yellow's and as default sprites for Stadium OU matches. I was informed by Ivy that all of Showdown's sprites are sourced...

QC: May / Amaranth GP: Rabia [OVERVIEW] A cursory glance at Raticate may lead one to quickly disregard it as simply a worse Persian. Indeed, the cat and mouse share many similarities such as a Normal typing and access to Thunderbolt and Bubble Beam to strengthen specific matchups, but...

Let's say I've got this Koffing set that I'm preparing to share with a friend who'd like to use it as it's a premier threat in the OU metagame: Hey, looking pretty good! I think I'm ready to share it. But wait! Without the ever-important Focus Blast as a coverage move, our poor little Koffing...

RBY Little Cup Approved by Amaranth Little Cup is a well-established format in later generations where the cutest combatants compete at level 5 in a captivating competition! Uniquely, Gen 1 Little Cup allows the use of Pikachu, Clefairy and Jigglypuff, which would later become NFE from...

Introduction In the eternal words of Professor Birch of the Hoenn region, "We humans live alongside Pokémon, at times as friendly playmates, and at times as cooperative workmates." It wouldn't be until players got a taste of the Galar region, however, that they would be able to contribute to...

[SET] name: Stealth Rock move 1: Stealth Rock move 2: Yawn move 3: Protect move 4: Earthquake item: Leftovers ability: Mimicry nature: Careful evs: 252 HP / 4 Def / 252 SpD [SET COMMENTS] Despite its solid defensive stats, great defensive typing, and access to Stealth Rock, Galarian Stunfisk...

[SET] name: Cotton Guard move 1: Cotton Guard move 2: Body Press move 3: Thunder Wave move 4: Body Slam item: Leftovers ability: Fluffy nature: Impish evs: 104 HP / 252 Def / 152 Spe [SET COMMENTS] Dubwool's solid physical bulk in conjunction with Fluffy allows it to take hits well from...

QC: Funbot28 / Hayburner / Theorymon GP: The Dutch Plumberjack / lotiasite [OVERVIEW] Boasting great physical bulk and access to Stealth Rock, Rhydon carves a niche in LGPE OU as a reliable Stealth Rock user. Its monstrous base 130 Attack stat combined with its great STAB coverage allows it...

Hi! I made a list of moves that I think are notable that are only available through tradeback from RBY. Note that the definition of viable/notable, for this list, is very loose. The moves listed will almost always be inferior to the better, more reliable movesets these Pokemon can run, with...

QC: Nayrz / Fireburn / CKW GP: Zrp200 / The Dutch Plumberjack [OVERVIEW] Palkia's excellent base 150 Special Attack stat along with the ability to viably run a Modest nature makes it hard for anything to switch into it. Its access to Z-Heal Block also allows Palkia to pose a very menacing...

QC: snake_rattler / Jordy / snake_rattler GP: The Dutch Plumberjack / b [OVERVIEW] Krilowatt acts as a great late-game cleaner and pivot thanks to its wide neutral coverage, high bulk, and good Speed tier. It also sports a phenomenal ability in Magic Guard and has an absurdly high HP stat...

QC: Elec. / Xayah / Corporal Levi GP: A Cake Wearing A Hat / marthaa [OVERVIEW] Thanks to Rock Head, Aron has access to a recoil-free 150-Base Power STAB move in Head Smash, which hits hard thanks to Aron's solid base 70 Attack. A great base 100 Defense allows Aron to survive strong physical...

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QC: Hilomilo / Xayah / Berks GP: The Dutch Plumberjack / CryoGyro [OVERVIEW] Goldeen has a fantastic ability in Lightning Rod, allowing it to be a great check to Electric-types such as Chinchou and Magnemite; it can also directly threaten them with Drill Run, making it one of the best stops to...

QC: Corporal Levi / Tahu / Nineage GP: DeathByWobbuffet / The Dutch Plumberjack [OVERVIEW] Alolan Geodude has an useful niche thanks to Galvanize, which allows it to beat Defog users and a prominent Rapid Spin user in Staryu while setting up Stealth Rock. A good base 80 Attack alongside a base...