why do some dynamax pokemon look different?
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When a Pokemon is in their Dynamax form, its moves turn into special Max Moves. Max Moves are determined by what kind and types of moves the Pokemon knew before Dynamaxing. Some Max Moves can trigger additional effects. You can see the difference in the next two images!
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Nope, there is no stat wise difference, only color, it just seems that more players like their Slug's Pink. But to be honest, I pretty much never see experienced players using gastrodon... It's likely because you first see Shellos in the west and they are lower level, so if you have one you probably got it early.
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A Shiny creature is extremely rare, so it's simply a case of checking every one you are looking for - such as Magikarp - in the hope it will be a different colour.
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Shiny Pokémon are extremely rare Pokémon that differ in coloration from their regular appearance. ... Once a player captures a shiny Pokémon, their Pokédex will show that they have captured it and additional switch buttons for shiny forms will unlock in each individual Pokédex entry.
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When selecting a move, you will see a Dynamax option. Select Dynamax. Once selected, you will see your Pokemon transform into a giant form with the new moves. After 3 turns, or if your Pokemon falls unconscious, it will revert back to normal.
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Gigantamax Pokémon are Pokémon that, when they Dynamax, not only grow in size, but change form completely. ... Sadly, you can't breed your Gigantamax Pokémon army.
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Zweilous has a very interesting & niche typing, being both Dark and Dragon type. Its bulk is just a tad below Vigoroth, but has a tad more attack. ... But it will be an excellent addition to your pvp collection due to its typing and fairly good movepool!
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The order is HP/Attack/Defense/Special Attack/Special Defense/Speed. So if the the symbols are like. Darkened, Light, Darkened, Darkened, Darkened, Darkened. then that means the Pokemon has perfect HP, Defense, Special Attack, Special Defense, and Speed IVs.
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Its because the designers wanted it to look that way. If you don't like its mouth open, I'm afriad you can't do anything to change it. I agree, the designers wanted Gyarados to look like that. However, besides the actual sugimori art, it has opened/closed it's mouth in Colosseum and Gale Of Darkness.
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It evolves into Luxray relatively quickly, at level 30. Its stat distribution is quite similar. All of its stats increase, but it sacrifices a bit of HP and Speed to be more durable. Its attack is still as great as ever and it has a surprisingly good Special Attack stat so you can slap any move on it and make it work.
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The short answer is “not without a movepool change.” He hasn't seen use in any prior VGC formats and unfortunately isn't fit for most competitive environments. Though not the same as VGC, Luxray has been Untiered in Smogon Singles since Gen 5.
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When Morpeko is in “full belly mode,” it's yellow, brown, and black, but when it turns into “hangry mode,” it has a black, purple, and red color-scheme. This is due to its ability, Hunger Switch, which turns its signature move, Aura Wheel, from electric-type to dark-type.
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Ditto Transforms Before you select your favorite Pokémon with great coverage moves, consider that Ditto can transform into any of its four opposing Pokémon, given that they are able to dynamax. Pokémon who cannot dynamax are the legendary Pokémon Zacian, Zamazenta, and Eternatus.
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When battling against Dynamax Pokémon, there are a few changes. ... In addition to that, when you have a Dynamaxed Pokémon, the effects of hold items including Choice Band, Choice Scarf and Choice Specs will stop working and Sheer Force does not power up the moves.
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Pokemon Sword and Shield Drapion is a Poison and Dark Type Ogre Scorp Pokémon, which makes it weak against Ground type moves. ... The Max IV Stats of Drapion are 70 HP, 90 Attack, 60 SP Attack, 110 Defense, 75 SP Defense, and 95 Speed.
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These new square shinies make the traditional ones look as common as a Pidgey, though. The usual ones have stars surrounding them whereas the ultra rare new ones have squares. From what we can tell, that is the only difference between the two, but Pokemon fans love hunting for rarity.
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The back of the card Fake cards often have an inconsistent reverse art that is a different colour (often a lighter shade of blue) to the back of a genuine card. Look at the top right of the Pokeball (shown below). On a fake card, this area is often filled in with blue.