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Special Powers Guide
Well, every Pokemon is unique. And we ALL known that Pokemon possess amazing abilities for battling, but... Lots of Pokemon also possess abilities that have nothing to do with battling. In this topic, we list out and explain all of these minor abilities. Wonder if any Pokemon you have are on this list? Well, easiest way to find out would be to search your Pokemon's name in the Ctrl-F search function (or the likeness of it for other browsers), and see where and how many times your Pokemon appears on the lists! It may not have anything special to it, or it might actually be on three of four lists! You never know...
The sections in this topic include: The Psychic Guide, The Ghastly Powers Guide, The Aura Guide, The Electromagnetic Levitation Guide, The Bodily Regeneration Guide, The Bodily Illumination Guide, The Production Pokemon Guide, The Wall Climber Guide, and The Assorted Powers Guide.
~More may always come as time goes on~
**Abilities followed by a double asterisk mean that the species doesn't know the ability from birth, but can be tutored it.
- Psychic Guide
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Psychic types, as implied by the name, are unique in their abilities to use their highly evolved brains as a weapon. However, out of and somewhat in battle, natural abilities can be used. Not everything has the same abilities, or even has abilities from birth, but they can be taught to be used by a trainer. These are as follows:
Telepathy - The ability to project the Pokémon’s thoughts in the minds of willing creatures, or read the thoughts of a willing being. If ‘Telepathy’ is partially learned, the accuracy of the Pokemon’s speech will likely reflect the percentage learned. As the nature of this ability can result in silent commands being delivered during a battle, it is a rule of trainer to trainer battles to speak all commands verbally. Defying this can lead to the same punishments as touching one's Pokemon in a battle. Telepathy can be tutored to any Psychic type if they do not already possess it. --Net Telepathy - The ability for a strong psychic mind to open up a small network of telepathic connections, allowing for many Pokemon and/or trainers to be in-sync with each other's minds at once. This power is built into normal Telepathy, but only Psychic types with Telepathy can use this, and they can only use it after evolving at least once. The telepath is able to connect up to four beings at once (Not including itself), jumping to eight after evolving a second time; if applicable. If two or more Pokemon who are able to use it do so at once, the limits stack.
Telempathy - The ability to sense the emotions of other creatures, or project their own emotions into a willing being.
Levitation - The ability to raise their own body 5-6 feet off the ground using the mind. The height that the user can float is affected by their type and level, but is very rarely above 5 or so feet above ground level. Speed and height off of ground is effected by level, type, and species, of course. This form of Levitation is still effective over large bodies of water. -Not listed if the Pokemon's ability is Levitate-
Telekinesis - The ability to move small objects with the holder's mind. By standing completely still and concentrating greatly, the Pokemon can move an object no larger then a Pokeball slowly through the air or across the ground, or turn a stationary object like a wheel on an axle. Those who learn the move Telekinesis can move larger objects AFTER learning the move.
Abra: (Telepathy, Telempathy, Telekinesis, Levitation)
Kadabra: (Telepathy, Telempathy, Telekinesis, Levitation)
Alakazam: (Telepathy, Telempathy, Telekinesis, Levitation)
Slowpoke: (Telekinesis)
Slowbro: (Telekinesis)
Drowzee: (Telempathy, Telekinesis)
Hypno: (Telempathy, Telekinesis)
Exeggcute: (Telepathy*, Telekinesis)
Exeggcutor: (Telepathy, Telekinesis)
Starmie: (Levitation, Telekinesis)
Mr. Mime: (Telempathy, Telekinesis)
Jynx: (Telempathy, Telekinesis)
Natu: (Telekinesis)
Xatu: (Telekinesis)
Espeon: (Telekinesis)
Slowking: (Telepathy, Telekinesis)
Unown: (Telepathy, Telekinesis)
Wobbuffet: (Telepathy)
Girafarig: (Telempathy, Telekinesis)
Smoochum: (N/A)
Ralts: (Telepathy, Telempathy, Telekinesis)
Kirlia: (Telepathy, Telempathy, Telekinesis)
Gardevoir: (Telepathy, Telempathy, Telekinesis)
Meditite: (Levitation, Telepathy, Telekinesis)
Medicham: (Telepathy, Telekinesis)
Spoink: (Telepathy, Telekinesis)
Grumpig: (Telepathy, Telekinesis)
Lunatone: (Telekinesis)
Solrock: (Telekinesis)
Baltoy: (Telekinesis)
Claydol: (Telekinesis)
Chimecho: (Telempathy, Telekinesis)
Wynaut: (Telepathy)
Beldum: (Telepathy)
Metang: (Telepathy, Telekinesis)
Metagross: (Telepathy, Telekinesis)
Chingling: (Telempathy, Telekinesis)
Bronzor: (Telekinesis)
Bronzong: (Telekinesis)
Mime Jr.: (Telempathy, Telekinesis)
Gallade: (Telepathy, Telempathy, Telekinesis)
Munna: (Telepathy, Telempathy, Levitate, Telekinesis)
Musharna: (Telepathy, Telempathy, Levitate, Telekinesis)
Woobat: (Telempathy, Telekinesis)
Swoobat: (Telempathy, Telekinesis)
Darmanitan (Zen Mode): (Telekinesis)
Sigilyph: (Telekinesis)
Gothita: (Telepathy, Telempathy, Telekinesis)
Gothorita: (Telepathy, Telempathy, Telekinesis)
Gothitelle: (Telepathy, Telempathy, Telekinesis)
Solosis: (Telepathy, Levitate, Telekinesis)
Duosion: (Telepathy, Levitate, Telekinesis)
Reuniclus: (Telepathy, Levitate, Telekinesis)
Elgyem: (Telepathy, Levitate, Telekinesis)
Beheeyem: (Telepathy, Levitate, Telekinesis)
Flegg: (Telepathy, Telekinesis)
Enkeli: (Telepathy, Telekinesis)
Velix: (Telekinesis)
Nexus: (Telekinesis)
Voidix: (Telekinesis)
Acumenjay: (Telekinesis)
Ryumahou: (Telepathy, Telekinesis)
Twinkel: (Telekinesis)
Tierite: (Telekinesis)
Celetrayn: (Telekinesis)
Adoruby: (Telepathy, Telempathy, Telekinesis)
Gloriel: (Telepathy, Telempathy, Telekinesis)
Psychspine: (Telekinesis)
Taikwondol: (Telekinesis)
Sote: (Telempathy, Telekinesis)
Sotell: (Telempathy, Telekinesis)
Esnowl: (Telepathy, Telekinesis)
Absortillem: (Telepathy, Telempathy, Telekinesis)
Insarden: (Telepathy, Telekinesis)
Misper: (Telepathy, Telempathy, Telekinesis)
Psylamandr: (Telepathy, Telekinesis)
Aerix: (Telepathy, Telempathy)
Aeonix: (Telepathy, Telempathy)
Some Pokemon have abilities that are due to Psychic powers, or work similarly as Psychic powers, but are not actually of the Psychic type. These are as follows:
Doduo: (Telepathy**)
Dodrio: (Telepathy**)
Psyduck: (Telekinesis, Telepathy**)
Golduck: (Telepathy**, Telekinesis)
Cleffa: (Telekinesis)
Clefairy: (Telekinesis, Levitate)
Clefable: (Telekinesis, Levitate)
Staryu: (Levitation)
Lapras: (Telepathy**)
Stantler: (Telempathy)
Togepi: (Telekinesis)
Togetic: (Telekinesis)
Togekiss: (Telekinesis)
Hoothoot: (Telepathy**)
Noctowl: (Telepathy)
Castform: (Levitation)
Glalie: (Levitation)
Wormadam: (Levitation)
Cottonee: (Levitation)
Audino: (Telekinesis)
Vanillite: (Levitation)
Vanillish: (Levitation)
Vanilluxe: (Levitation)
Accelgor: (Levitation)
Kandal: (Levitation)
Chanyu: (Telepathy)
Lapreudos: (Telepathy, Telekinesis)
Klair: (Telempathy)
Cusora: (Telepathy)
Hopain: (Telekinesis)
Rorscheenck: (Levitation)
*Exeggcute's Telepathy only works between the members of the Exeggcute, and not to external minds. Though, it can still be taught to be used as normal.
- Ghastly Powers Guide
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Ghosts have their own strange abilities, some very close to that of the Psychics thanks to their own ability to manipulate the minds of things. They are as follows:
Telepathy - The ability to project the Pokémon’s thoughts in the minds of willing creatures, or read the thoughts of a willing being. Ghosts, being spirits, have an effect on the mind similar to most Psychic types. As the nature of this ability can result in silent commands being delivered during a battle, it is a rule of trainer to trainer battles to speak all commands verbally. Defying this can lead to the same punishments as touching one's Pokemon in a battle.
Telempathy - The ability to sense the emotions of other creatures, or project their own emotions into a willing being.
Levitation - The ability to raise their own body off the ground. The height that the user can float is affected by their type and level, but is very rarely above 5 or so feet above ground level. Speed and height off of ground is effected by level, type, and species, of course. This form of Levitation is still effective over large bodies of water. -Not listed if the Pokemon has Levitate as a battle ability-
Telekinesis - The ability to move small objects with the holder's mind. By standing completely still and concentrating greatly, the Pokemon can move an object no larger then a Pokeball slowly through the air or across the ground, or turn a stationary object like a wheel on an axle. Those who learn the move Telekinesis can move larger objects AFTER learning the move.
Intangible Travel - The ability to travel through solid objects as if they weren't there by fading from view, becoming intangible and almost completely invisible. This does not mean battle attacks will phase through the Pokemon, unless it's a Normal or Fighting type move, and something like Foresight or Scrappy isn't in effect.
Possession - Wild Ghost Pokemon have the ability to take possession of the minds of humans. Pokemon somehow seem to be immune to it. The possessed Human is at the whim of the ghost Pokemon, unless forced out through some form of a Pokemon's attack. Ghosts lose this ability on capture by a trainer, oddly.
Gastly: (Intangible Travel, Telekinesis, Possession, Telepathy**)
Haunter: (Intangible Travel, Telekinesis, Possession, Telepathy**)
Gengar: (Intangible Travel, Telekinesis, Possession, Telepathy**)
Misdreavus: (Telempathy, Telekinesis)
Shedinja: (Levitation, Telekinesis)
Sableye: (Telekinesis)
Shuppet: (Telempathy, Telekinesis, Levitation)
Banette: (Telekinesis, Levitation)
Duskull: (Possession, Telekinesis, Intangible Travel)
Dusclops: (Possession, Telekinesis, Intangible Travel)
Drifloon: (Telekinesis)
Drifblim: (Telekinesis)
Mismagius: (Telempathy, Telekinesis, Intangible Travel**)
Spiritomb: (Telekinesis, Intangible Travel, Posession, Levitation)
Dusknoir: (Possession, Telekinesis, Levitation, Intangible Travel)
Froslass: (Intangible Travel**, Telekinesis, Levitation)
Rotom: (Intangible Travel, Telekinesis)
Yamask: (Telekinesis, Intangible Travel, Posession, Levitation, Telempathy, Telepathy)
Cofagrigus: (Telekinesis, Posession, Levitation, Telepathy)
Frillish: (Intangible Travel, Levitation)
Jellicent: (Intangible Travel, Posession, Levitation)
Litwick: (Telekinesis, Telempathy, Telepathy**)
Lampent: (Telekinesis, Levitation, Telempathy, Telepathy**)
Chandelure: (Telekinesis, Levitation, Telempathy, Telepathy**)
Golett: (Telekinesis, Telepathy**)
Golurk: (Telekinesis, Telepathy**)
Inkia: (Intangible Travel**, Telepathy, Telekinesis )
Tezeh: (Telekinesis, Intangible Travel, Telempathy)
Eausprit: (Intangible Travel**, Telekinesis)
Aquanima: (Intangible Travel**, Telekinesis, Telepathy)
Ravenant: (Telekinesis, Intangible Travel)
Dreadwing: (Telekinesis, Intangible Travel)
Mortpoi: (Intangible Travel**, Telekinesis)
Spiraptor: (Telepathy)
Spiritrex: (Telepathy)
Freeklash: (Intangible Travel, Telekinesis)
Zomkin: (Intangible Travel**, Telekinesis)
Fantamdura: (Telekinesis)
Impyre: (Possession**, Telekinesis)
Sinder: (Possession, Telekinesis)
Ashpecter: (Intangible Travel**, Telekinesis)
Sablenoir: (Telekinesis, Telepathy**)
Sakell: (Intangible Travel**, Telempathy, Telekinesis)
Speclaw: (Intangible Travel, Telekinesis)
Hequis: (Intangible Travel)
Lopvre: (Telepathy, Telekinesis, Levitation)
Aquight: (Telepathy, Levitate, Intangible Travel)
Rutyrs: (Telepathy, Levitate, Intangible Travel)
Cheshikat: (Telepathy, Levitate, Intangible Travel)
Crusurn: (Telepathy, Levitate, Telekinesis)
Flarysp:(Telepathy, Levitate, Telekinesis)
- Aura Guide
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Many Pokemon have the ability to manipulate the energy of life within them. These Pokemon can use this energy for a few special tasks, as follows:
Aura Perception - The ability to sense the Aura signatures of any being in a half mile radius of the holder, by closing one's eyes and concentrating deeply. The form of the aura isn't in an exact shape, so all the user can see is that there is some form of sentient life in a specific location. In Full Effect, the user is able to read the entire half mile radius with only a moderate effort, and relatively medial amount of time spent motionlessly focusing. In Lesser Effect, he user is only able to read about half the full radius with a larger effort, taking more time needed motionlessly focusing. In Slight Effect, the user can read just a few feet around itself, taking a fairly large effort, and needing a very long time to motionlessly focus.
Aura Telepathy - The ability to sync the Aura of the user and other beings, to be able to swap thoughts in a form of communication related to the Psychic Telepathy. As the nature of this ability can result in silent commands being delivered during a battle, it is a rule of trainer to trainer battles to speak all commands verbally. Defying this can lead to the same punishments as touching one's Pokemon in a battle. In full effect, the user can talk with all around it easily. Lesser Effect, it can talk with a single target at a time. Slight effect, the Pokemon can only communicate using images with a designated, single target.
Aura Reach - Using people or Pokemon the user has met, any aura powers the user knows can be used through these mediums at any distance, as normally and easily as it would've if the user was in their place; so long as the medium shows signs of life. Cannot be used on actual RPers or Pokemon not joined to the player's journey. To be taught, the recipient must have one of the three Aura moves learned, as well as Cosmic Power.
***These abilities must be tutored as well, as the holder will not know it from birth, but cannot be taught unless at least one or preferably all of the following moves are already known: Aura Sphere, Detect, or Focus Blast. -Aura Perception REQUIRES Detect to be one of the learned attacks, Aura Reach requires any one of the three above moves, and Cosmic Power- Having more then one increases the ease of teaching said ability, while also dictating what level the Pokemon can use the ability. Full Effect is already having the ability, or having all three of the moves with the ability taught. Lesser Effect is having two of the moves with the ability taught, and Slight Effect is only having one of the moves learned with the ability taught.
Charizard: (Aura Telepathy***)
Blastoise: (Aura Telepathy***)
Raichu: (Aura Telepathy***)
Sandslash: (Aura Telepathy***)
Nidoqueen: (Aura Telepathy***)
Nidoking: (Aura Telepathy***)
Clefable: (Aura Telepathy***, Aura Reach***)
Wigglytuff: (Aura Telepathy***)
Golduck: (Aura Telepathy***)
Mankey: (Aura Telepathy***)
Primeape: (Aura Telepathy***)
Poliwrath: (Aura Telepathy***)
Alakazam: (Aura Telepathy***)
Machop: (Aura Telepathy***)
Machoke: (Aura Telepathy***)
Machamp: (Aura Telepathy***)
Golem: (Aura Telepathy***)
Slowbro: (Aura Telepathy***)
Muk: (Aura Telepathy***)
Gengar: (Aura Telepathy***)
Hypno: (Aura Telepathy***)
Rhydon: (Aura Telepathy***)
Cubone: (Aura Perception***, Aura Telepathy***)
Marowak: (Aura Perception***, Aura Telepathy***)
Hitmonlee: (Aura Telepathy***)
Hitmonchan: (Aura Perception***, Aura Telepathy***)
Eevee (And all evolutions): (Aura Perception***, Aura Telepathy***)
Kangaskhan: (Aura Telepathy***)
Mr.Mime: (Aura Telepathy***)
Jynx: (Aura Telepathy***)
Electabuzz: (Aura Telepathy***)
Magmar: (Aura Telepathy***)
Pinsir: (Aura Telepathy***) Snorlax: (Aura Telepathy***)
Dragonite: (Aura Telepathy***)
Typhlosion: (Aura Telepathy***)
Feraligatr: (Aura Telepathy***)
Furret: (Aura Telepathy***)
Ledian: (Aura Telepathy***)
Ampharos: (Aura Telepathy***)
Azumarill: (Aura Telepathy***)
Politoed: (Aura Telepathy***)
Quagsire: (Aura Telepathy***)
Yanma: (Aura Perception***, Aura Telepathy***)
Hitmontop: (Aura Perception***, Aura Telepathy***)
Slowking: (Aura Telepathy***)
Granbull: (Aura Telepathy***)
Heracross: (Aura Telepathy***)
Ursaring: (Aura Telepathy***)
Miltank: (Aura Telepathy***)
Blissey: (Aura Telepathy***)
Tyranitar: (Aura Telepathy***)
Treecko: (Aura Perception***, Aura Telepathy***)
Grovyle: (Aura Perception***, Aura Telepathy***)
Sceptile: (Aura Perception***, Aura Telepathy***)
Combusken: (Aura Telepathy***)
Blaziken: (Aura Telepathy***)
Swampert: (Aura Telepathy***)
Ludicolo: (Aura Telepathy***)
Shiftry: (Aura Telepathy***)
Gardevoir: (Aura Telepathy***)
Breloom: (Aura Telepathy***)
Makuhita: (Aura Perception***, Aura Telepathy***)
Hariyama: (Aura Perception***, Aura Telepathy***)
Sableye: (Aura Perception***, Aura Telepathy***)
Meditite: (Aura Perception***, Aura Telepathy***)
Medicham: (Aura Perception***, Aura Telepathy***)
Vigroth: (Aura Telepathy***)
Slaking: (Aura Telepathy***)
Exploud: (Aura Telepathy***)
Zangoose: (Aura Perception***, Aura Telepathy***)
Absol: (Aura Perception***, Aura Telepathy***)
Mawile: (Aura Telepathy***)
Aggron: (Aura Telepathy***)
Grumpig: (Aura Telepathy***)
Cacturne: (Aura Telepathy***)
Zangoose: (Aura Telepathy***)
Monferno:(Aura Telepathy***)
Infernape: (Aura Telepathy***)
Rampardos: (Aura Telepathy***)
Floatzel: (Aura Telepathy***)
Lopunny: (Aura Telepathy***)
Riolu: (Aura Perception, Aura Telepathy**)
Lucario: (Aura Perception, Aura Telepathy, Aura Reach***)
Croagunk: (Aura Telepathy***)
Toxicroak: (Aura Telepathy***)
Abomasnow: (Aura Telepathy***)
Weavile: (Aura Telepathy***)
Lickilicky: (Aura Telepathy***)
Rhyperior: (Aura Telepathy***)
Tangrowth: (Aura Telepathy***)
Electrivire: (Aura Telepathy***)
Magmortar: (Aura Telepathy***)
Togekiss: (Aura Perception, Aura Telepathy***)
Yanmega: (Aura Perception***, Aura Telepathy***)
Gallade: (Aura Telepathy***)
Dusknoir: (Aura Telepathy***)
Oshawott: (Aura Perception***, Aura Telepathy***)
Dewott: (Aura Perception***, Aura Telepathy***)
Samurott: (Aura Perception***, Aura Telepathy***)
Pignite: (Aura Telepathy***)
Emboar: (Aura Telepathy***)
Patrat: (Aura Perception***, Aura Telepathy***)
Watchog: (Aura Perception***, Aura Telepathy***)
Simisage: (Aura Telepathy***)
Simisear: (Aura Telepathy***)
Simipour: (Aura Telepathy***)
Pidove: (Aura Perception***, Aura Telepathy***)
Tranquil: (Aura Perception***, Aura Telepathy***)
Unfezant: (Aura Perception***, Aura Telepathy***)
Excadrill: (Aura Telepathy***)
Timburr: (Aura Perception***, Aura Telepathy***)
Gurdurr: (Aura Perception***, Aura Telepathy***)
Conkeldurr: (Aura Perception***, Aura Telepathy***)
Seismitoad: (Aura Telepathy***)
Throh: (Aura Telepathy***)
Sawk: (Aura Telepathy***)
Krookodile: (Aura Telepathy***)
Darmanitan: (Aura Telepathy***)
Scraggy: (Aura Perception***, Aura Telepathy***)
Scrafty: (Aura Perception***, Aura Telepathy***)
Carracosta: (Aura Telepathy***)
Archeops: (Aura Telepathy***)
Garbodor: (Aura Telepathy***)
Zorua: (Aura Perception***, Aura Telepathy***)
Zororark: (Aura Perception, Aura Telepathy***)
Cinccino: (Aura Telepathy***)
Reuniclus: (Aura Telepathy***)
Escavalier: (Aura Telepathy***)
Haxorus: (Aura Telepathy***)
Beartic: (Aura Telepathy***)
Accelgor: (Aura Telepathy***)
Mienfoo: (Aura Perception***, Aura Telepathy***)
Mienshao: (Aura Perception, Aura Telepathy***)
Druddigon: (Aura Telepathy***)
Golett: (Aura Telepathy***)
Golurk: (Aura Telepathy***)
Bisharp: (Aura Telepathy***)
Heatmor: (Aura Telepathy***)
Hydreigon: (Aura Telepathy***)
Cthooloo: (Aura Telepathy***)
Llampadon: (Aura Telepathy***)
Acumenjay: (Aura Telepathy***)
Inkia: (Aura Telepathy***)
Artidemic: (Aura Telepathy***)
Poseidon: (Aura Telepathy)
Flairamander: (Aura Telepathy***, Aura Reach***)
Eros: (Aura Telepathy)
Zodinary: (Aura Perception***, Aura Telepathy***)
Lucivult: (Aura Perception***, Aura Telepathy***)
Phoenoxalt: (Aura Perception***, Aura Telepathy***)
Darkwing: (Aura Telepathy***)
Aquanima: (Aura Perception***, Aura Telepathy***)
Ryumahou: (Aura Telepathy***, Aura Reach***)
Spiritrex: (Aura Telepathy***)
Hogrunt: (Aura Telepathy***)
Bacannon: (Aura Telepathy***)
Tierite: (Aura Telepathy***, Aura Reach***)
Celetrayn: (Aura Telepathy***, Aura Reach)
Vaporock: (Aura Telepathy***)
Aquessie: (Aura Telepathy***)
Karabishou: (Aura Perception***, Aura Telepathy***)
Grimsin: (Aura Perception***, Aura Telepathy***)
Gloriel: (Aura Perception, Aura Telepathy***)
Eris: (Aura Telepathy)
Flion: (Aura Telepathy***)
Costeladon: (Aura Telepathy***, Aura Reach***)
Taikwondol: (Aura Telepathy***)
Arkisu: (Aura Telepathy***)
Minichu: (Aura Perception***, Aura Telepathy***)
Trackoal: (Aura Perception, Aura Telepathy***)
Kooji: (Aura Telepathy***)
Fantamdura: (Aura Perception***, Aura Telepathy***)
Astarock: (Aura Telepathy***)
Ashpecter: (Aura Telepathy***)
Lapreudos: (Aura Telepathy***)
Klair: (Aura Perception***, Aura Telepathy***, Aura Reach***)
Cusora: (Aura Perception, Aura Telepathy***, Aura Reach***)
Sablenoir: (Aura Perception***, Aura Telepathy***)
Avicle: (Aura Perception***, Aura Telepathy***)
Arminus: (Aura Perception, Aura Telepathy***)
Comice: (Aura Perception***, Aura Telepathy***, Aura Reach***)
Thunyan: (Aura Perception***, Aura Telepathy***)
Agilithor: (Aura Perception, Aura Telepathy***)
Gryblis: (Aura Perception, Aura Telepathy***)
Dormyne: (Aura Perception***, Aura Telepathy***)
Dorage: (Aura Perception***, Aura Telepathy***)
Insarden: (Aura Perception, Aura Telepathy***)
Deimos: (Aura Telepathy)
Trikurtreet: (Aura Perception***, Aura Telepathy***)
Ampanda: (Aura Perception***, Aura Telepathy***)
Seiryu: (Aura Perception***, Aura Telepathy***)
Iglorem: (Aura Telepathy***)
Coblastion: (Aura Telepathy***)
Psylamandr: (Aura Telepathy***)
Withra: (Aura Telepathy***, Aura Perception***)
Dryathorn: (Aura Telepathy***, Aura Perception)
Equuz: (Aura Telepathy***, Aura Perception***, Aura Reach***)
Uniquoz: (Aura Telepathy***, Aura Perception***, Aura Reach***)
Estrasuz: (Aura Telepathy***, Aura Perception, Aura Reach)
***These abilities must be tutored as well, as the holder will not know it from birth, but cannot be taught unless at least one or preferably all of the following moves are already known: Aura Sphere, Detect, or Focus Blast. -Aura Perception REQUIRES Detect to be one of the learned attacks- Having more then one increases the ease of teaching said ability, while also dictating what level the Pokemon can use the ability. Full Effect is already having the ability, or having all three of the moves with the ability taught. Lesser Effect is having two of the moves with the ability taught, and Slight Effect is only having one of the moves learned with the ability taught.
- Electromagnetic Levitation Guide
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Some Pokemon have affinities with magnetic forces, which allow them to naturally defy gravity without the ability Levitate. They mostly all have something to do with Steel and Electricity.
Electromag-Levitation - The ability to raise their own body 5-6 feet off the ground using electromagnetic waves. The height that the user can float is affected by their type and level, but is very rarely above 5 or so feet above ground level. Speed and height off of ground is effected by level, type, and species, of course. This form of Levitation is NOT effective over large bodies of water, though boats and platforms will work so long as they are somewhat metal based.
Magnemite: (Electromag-Levitation)
Magneton: (Electromag-Levitation)
Porygon: (Electromag-Levitation)
Forretress: (Electromag-Levitation)
Porygon2: (Electromag-Levitation)
Beldum: (Electromag-Levitation)
Metang: (Electromag-Levitation)
Metagross: (Electromag-Levitation)
Magnezone: (Electromag-Levitation)
Porygon-Z: (Electromag-Levitation)
Probopass: (Electromag-Levitation)
Escavalier: (Electromag-Levitation)
Klink: (Electromag-Levitation)
Klang: (Electromag-Levitation)
Klinklang: (Electromag-Levitation)
- Bodily Regeneration Guide
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Some Pokemon have moves or abilities that allow it to drop off parts of it's body, to regrow shortly after a battle's done. Some Pokemon just have the natural affinity of having body parts regrow. This guide explains how it works, and who it works for.
Body Regeneration - The ability for parts of the body to regrow after having been severed or dropped off, due to natural happenings, moves, or abilities. Body parts will not grow back during a battle, but do grow back in a fast manor, and even while in a Pokeball, body parts should be full grown after three of four non-battle posts, depending on the damage done. Production Pokemon like Paras and Mareep are not included.
Arbok: (Body Regeneration)
Geodude: (Body Regeneration)
Graveler: (Body Regeneration)
Golem: (Body Regeneration)
Onix: (Body Regeneration)
Krabby: (Body Regeneration)
Kingler: (Body Regeneration)
Shellder: (Body Regeneration)
Cloyster: (Body Regeneration)
Tangela: (Body Regeneration)
Staryu: (Body Regeneration)
Starmie: (Body Regeneration)
Omanyte: (Body Regeneration)
Omastar: (Body Regeneration)
Forretress: (Body Regeneration)
Steelix: (Body Regeneration)
Magcargo: (Body Regeneration)
Skarmory: (Body Regeneration)
Corsola: (Body Regeneration)
Aron: (Body Regeneration)
Lairon: (Body Regeneration)
Aggron: (Body Regeneration)
Torkoal: (Body Regeneration)
Clamperl: (Body Regeneration)
Tangrowth: (Body Regeneration)
Roggenrola: (Body Regeneration)
Boldore: (Body Regeneration)
Gigalith: (Body Regeneration)
Dwebble: (Body Regeneration)
Crustle: (Body Regeneration)
Tirtouga: (Body Regeneration)
Carracosta: (Body Regeneration)
Trubbish: (Body Regeneration)
Garbodor: (Body Regeneration)
Vanillite: (Body Regeneration)
Vanillish: (Body Regeneration)
Vanilluxe: (Body Regeneration)
Klink: (Body Regeneration)
Klang: (Body Regeneration)
Klinklang: (Body Regeneration)
Axew: (Body Regeneration)
Fraxure: (Body Regeneration)
Haxorus: (Body Regeneration)
Vullaby: (Body Regeneration)
Mandibuzz: (Body Regeneration)
Dragolith: (Body Regeneration)
Taikwondol: (Body Regeneration)
Genbu: (Body Regeneration)
Hequis: (Body Regeneration)
Serpensus: (Body Regeneration)
Hidgeg: (Body Regeneration)
Eenck: (Body Regeneration)
Eenrush: (Body Regeneration)
Rorscheenck: (Body Regeneration)
Daroach: (Body Regeneration)
Terroach: (Body Regeneration)
Jonsis: (Body Regeneration)
Plashcuit: (Body Regeneration)
Eistyke: (Body Regeneration)
Iglorem: (Body Regeneration)
Kasplode: (Body Regeneration)
Coblastion: (Body Regeneration)
Lisubble: (Body Regeneration)
Belander: (Body Regeneration)
Psylamandr: (Body Regeneration)
Withra: (Body Regeneration)
Dryathorn: (Body Regeneration)
- Bodily Illumination Guide
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Some Pokemon have the little effect of making parts of their body, or even their whole body, glow on demand. This is different from the move Flash as they can do it as a natural part of their body processes. However, it does works to the same effect as Flash's out of battle uses, such as illuminating dark caves or deep waters. This doesn't cost any energy to do, and is much like breathing to these Pokemon. This does not include Fire types with visible flames as a part of their body, even though they do give off natural light.
Body Glow - The ability for parts of the Pokemon's body to naturally glow on demand, as brightly or dimly as it, or it's trainer, desires.
Raichu: (Body Glow)
Staryu: (Body Glow)
Starmie: (Body Glow)
Mareep: (Body Glow)
Flaaffy: (Body Glow)
Ampharos: (Body Glow)
Umbreon: (Body Glow)
Chinchou: (Body Glow)
Lanturn: (Body Glow)
Volbeat: (Body Glow)
Illumise: (Body Glow)
Huntail: (Body Glow)
Watchog: (Body Glow)
Blitzle: (Body Glow)
Zebstrika: (Body Glow)
Tynamo: (Body Glow)
Eelektrik: (Body Glow)
Eelektross: (Body Glow)
Elgyem: (Body Glow)
Beheeyem: (Body Glow)
Cestar: (Body Glow)
Hydralaxy: (Body Glow)
Costeladon: (Body Glow)
Serpensus: (Body Glow)
Jonsis: (Body Glow)
Plashcuit: (Body Glow)
Aerix: (Body Glow)
Aeonix: (Body Glow)
Equuz: (Body Glow)
Uniquoz: (Body Glow)
Estrasuz: (Body Glow)
- Production Pokemon Guide
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Some Pokemon have the ability to produce items and materials for trainers to use and sell. What is made, how they make it, and the requirements to be able to make anything are highly variant between these Pokemon, although the simple fact remains, they can all produce something. Specifics on these variants can be found in This topic.
Production - Through varying methods, the Pokemon can produce items and materials through the use of it's own body and/or abilities.
Raticate: (Production) Caterpie: (Production) Metapod: (Production) Butterfree: (Production) Weedle: (Production) Kakuna: (Production) Beedrill: (Production) Paras: (Production) Parasect: (Production) Venonat: (Production) Venomoth: (Production) Ninetales: (Production) Arcanine: (Production) Shellder: (Production) Cloyster: (Production) Chansey: (Production) Pinsir: (Production) Tauros: (Production) Flareon: (Production) Jolteon: (Production) Furret: (Production) Ledyba: (Production) Ledian: (Production) Spinarak: (Production) Ariados: (Production) Ursaring: (Production) Mareep: (Production) Yanma: (Production) Pineco: (Production) Forretress: (Production) Misdreavus: (Production) Piloswine: (Production) Shuckle: (Production) Blissey: (Production) Miltank: (Production) Mightyena: (Production) Linoone: (Production) Wurmple: (Production) Silcoon: (Production) Beautifly: (Production) Cascoon: (Production) Dustox: (Production) Shiftry: (Production) Surskit: (Production) Masquerain: (Production) Nincada: (Production) Ninjask: (Production) Shedinja: (Production) Volbeat: (Production) Illumise: (Production) Zangoose: (Production) Absol: (Production) Clamperl: (Production) Anorith: (Production) Armaldo: (Production) Bibarel: (Production) Kricketot: (Production) Kricketune: (Production) Luxio: (Production) Luxray: (Production) Burmy: (Production) Wormadam: (Production) Mothim: (Production) Lopunny: (Production) Combee: (Production) Vespiquen: (Production) Skuntank: (Production) Mismagius: (Production) Yanmega: (Production) Electivire: (Production) Mamoswine: (Production) Herdier: (Production) Stoutland: (Production) Pansage: (Production) Simisage: (Production) Sewaddle: (Production) Swadloon: (Production) Leavanny: (Production) Woobat: (Production) Swoobat: (Production) Munna: (Production) Musharna: (Production) Cottonee: (Production) Whimsicott: (Production) Petilil: (Production) Lilligant: (Production) Minccino: (Production) Cinccino: (Production) Zoroark: (Production) Joltik: (Production) Galvantula: (Production) Beartic: (Production) Bouffalant: (Production) Larvesta: (Production) Volcarona: (Production) Llampaca: (Production) Llampadon: (Production) Incubert: (Production) Pilby: (Production) Milliope: (Production) Arkisu: (Production) Ranmoose: (Production) Arminus: (Production) Pendrasp: (Production) Hilipod: (Production) Axellasp: (Production) Eris: (Production) Fabbledred: (Production) Revenmor: (Production) Gryblis: (Production) Esnowl: (Production) Dodord: (Production) Absortillem: (Production) Hidgeg: (Production) Dorage: (Production) Misper: (Production) Soileaf: (Production) Fertifern: (Production) Aerix: (Production) Aeonix: (Production)
- Wall Climber Guide
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Some Pokemon have the natural ability to be able to plainly walk up and down vertical, or even inverted surfaces, with the same ease that most other creatures can walk plainly across the ground. Be it up a wall, across a ceiling, down a tree, or up a sheer cliff, these Pokemon almost look like they defy gravity with their amazing scaling abilities.
Wall Climb - Through varying methods, the Pokemon can ascend vertical and even inverted surfaces with the same ease as walking on normal ground.
Caterpie: (Wall Climb)
Weedle: (Wall Climb)
Paras: (Wall Climb)
Parasect: (Wall Climb)
Spinarak: (Wall Climb)
Ariados: (Wall Climb)
Treecko: (Wall Climb)
Grovyle: (Wall Climb)
Sceptile: (Wall Climb)
Wurmple: (Wall Climb)
Kecleon: (Wall Climb)
Sableye: (Wall Climb)
Skorupi: (Wall Climb)
Drapion: (Wall Climb)
Boldore: (Wall Climb)
Gigalith: (Wall Climb)
Sewaddle: (Wall Climb)
Leavanny: (Wall Climb)
Venipede: (Wall Climb)
Joltik: (Wall Climb)
Galvantula: (Wall Climb)
Ferroseed: (Wall Climb)
Ferrothorn: (Wall Climb)
Durant: (Wall Climb)
Larvesta: (Wall Climb)
Pilby: (Wall Climb)
Milliope: (Wall Climb)
Eris: (Wall Climb)
Sablenoir: (Wall Climb)
Absortillem: (Wall Climb)
Daroach: (Wall Climb)
Terroach: (Wall Climb)
Withra: (Wall Climb)
Dryathorn: (Wall Climb)
- Assorted Powers Guide
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And finally, some Pokemon have singular, unique abilities that they possess on their own, or only with a few others. They don't deserve a whole guide to their own, but are still unordinary powers nevertheless. These are listed here:
Abyssal Essence - A strange aura emitted by Pokemon tainted by the Nothingness, prevents capture by means of normal Pokeballs. Capture requires either an Abyssal Ball or Nether Ball.
Aqua-Oxygen Scout - The ability to sense the amount of oxygen of a nearby water source by following the trail of water vapor in the surrounding air.
Berry Bringer - Snover's unique ability to grow small, sweet tasting berries on it's midsection. They can be picked and eaten, but serve no other purposes.
Capture Resistant - Whiscash's unique ability to resist capture by trained in the form of eating Pokeballs thrown at it. Unlike other Pokemon, the Pokeball mechanism is unable to call a Whiscash in from the inside, possibly due to it's inside makeup being Pokeball proof.
Compass Sense - The ability that enables the user to always be able to locate the direction North through a part of it's body which is magnetized to do so.
Circular Vision - The ability that allows the user to be able to see 360 degrees around itself at all times, due to eyes all over it's head or an extremely large field of vision.
Chameleon - Kecleon's unique ability to turn itself invisible, all but the stripe across it's stomach. It must stand completely still to be invisible, as movement will cause it's cloak to distort, similar to a Pokemon using Acid Armor. Attacks like Odor Sleuth and Foresight forcibly reveal it, while Pokemon with the Inner focus can always see it, and those with the Aura Perception ability can always find it.
Charged Anticipation - The user raises his tail, and emits an electrical vibe. This, based on anticipation of the sky's behavior makes it possible to make lightning strikes come down on themselves, or any close-radius location. Note, that this can only be used when a natural thunderstorm is in effect. Rain dance doesn't count.
Danger Scent - The ability to squirt out a vile smelling fragrance into the air when in danger.
Despair - The ability enables the user to feed off of the positive emotions of the people and Pokemon around it. Thus, living things that are within a ten foot radius of Pokemon with this ability are unable to feel joy, humor, love, bravery, or hope as the user chooses.
Empatite - The ability that enables the user to feed off of the negative emotions of the people and Pokemon around it. Thus, living things that are within a ten foot radius of Pokemon with this ability are unable to be scared, sad, angry, or jealous as the user chooses.
Fruit Bringer - The ability to grow fruit on the user's body, which can be picked and eaten. They serve no real purpose, however, and will grow back within time.
Group Illusionist - Unown's unique ability to create large and powerful illusions when many are in the same area. It can only be activated when four or more are together in the same area.
Heart Wave - The ultrasonic waves released by male Swoobat can cause an extremely positive moodshift in anyone who comes into contact by them. This makes them happy, hopeful, joyful, among other positive effects that vary between person to person.
Internal Propulsion - Pupitar's unique ability to create gas inside it's body, which it uses to float and move itself around. Same height restrictions as all other Levitation abilities.
Jet Formation - The ability that enables the user to move much faster then normal while it's body parts are folded up.
Joy Bringer - The presence of Pokemon with this power calms the spirit and dulls negative emotions, causing those around them to become generally happier.
Mask Possession - Any creature, human or Pokemon who wears Yamask's mask will be under the suggestion of the Yamask who owns said mask for the duration of however long the mask is on. The wearer may be persuaded to do certain activities, but nothing that they would reject doing in a normal mindset.
Master of Madness - The ability of a few select Pokemon to rip open portals to enter and exit the Abyssal Prison section of the Nothingness.
Nature Restoration - The ability to bring the life back into dead trees and plants, through some means of the user's body.
Natural Stealth - Arminus's special ability to blend into natural snow falls and blizzards attaining near invisibility; However, it cannot blend into natural hail, the resulting storm of the move Hail, or the resulting storm of the Snow Warning ability. The user can be revealed by use of moves such as Odor Sleuth, Foresight, or by abilities such as Scrappy.
Parotteer - The ability for the Pokemon to be able to repeat words and phrases that it hears. One phrase is replaced with another on hearing it, so the language can never be fully learned.
Selective Amnesia - Wild Elgyem and Beheeyem have the ability to slightly alter the memories of those they encounter, making anyone who sees them forget about them if they are not fainted or captured after discovery (IE. You ignore/run from them).
Shadow Play - Gengar's unique ability to hide in a shadow. Though it may not be seen as easily, it still can be attacked as normal, and can easily be revealed by use of Foresight, Odor Sleuth, or a Pokemon with Scrappy.
Shark Flight - Garchomp's unique ability to levitate in a gliding-like state when it's appendages have been folded inward. Cannot carry anything over the size of a small Pokemon.
Software - The Porygon family's unique ability to enter computer systems and control them. Any/all battling abilities/attacks are forfeited while inside a network, aka, it cannot battle and/or use any attacks while inside cyberspace. The PC storage systems are safeguarded against this ability, disabling the Porygon and Porygon2 from those specific networks. Porygon-Z, however, can bypass these firewalls; although any attempts to do so are strictly reserved to Admin control of the journey.
Steam Body - Cryogonal's body temperature cannot handle high degrees, and it's body will turn into water vapor when it's body temperature rises, by enviornment or means of a Fire type attack. It's body may not still be solid, but attacks will still hit as normal and it is still visible.
Thermal Vision - Krokorok and Krookodile's unique ability to see heat via Thermal Vision, may be activated and de-activated at will. (What is actually seen is controlled via the reff.)
Technical Possession - Rotom's unique ability to take possession over specially made machines, and gain effects from them. Can be used to enter any sort of normal machine and control it, but any/all battling abilities/attacks are forfeited while inside a machine, aka, it cannot battle and/or use any attacks while possessing a machine. When possessing a computer or similar network-like devices, it is able to control bare minimum program functions.
X-Ray Vision - Luxray's unique vision to see through things, controlling the depth at which it sees. (What is actually seen is controlled via the reff.)
Water Stealth - The ability for the user to blend it's body into any body of water, partially or fully, able to make itself almost completely invisible. The user can be revealed by use of moves such as Odor Sleuth, Foresight, or by abilities such as Scrappy.
Water Walking - The ability to strangely walk across the surface of water like it was solid, almost in the same form as a famous religious figure.
Ivysaur: (Nature Restoration)
Venusaur: (Nature Restoration)
Caterpie: (Danger Scent)
Clefairy: (Water Walking)
Clefable: (Water Walking) Gloom: (Danger Scent)
Onix: (Compass Sense)
Gengar: (Shadow Play)
Chansey: (Joy Bringer)
Vaporeon: (Water Stealth)
Porygon: (Software)
Meganium: (Nature Restoration, Joy Bringer)
Togepi: (Joy Bringer)
Togetic: (Joy Bringer)
Murkrow: (Parotteer**)
Misdreavus: (Empatite)
Unown: (Group Illusionist)
Steelix: (Compass Sense)
Porygon 2: (Software)
Blissey: (Joy Bringer)
Pupitar: (Internal Propulsion)
Sceptile: (Nature Restoration)
Surskit: (Danger Scent, Water Walking)
Nosepass: (Compass Sense)
Whiscash: (Capture Resistant)
Claydol: (Circular Vision)
Kecleon: (Chameleon)
Shuppet: (Empatite)
Tropius: (Fruit Bringer)
Milotic: (Joy Bringer)
Metang: (Jet Formation)
Metagross: (Jet Formation)
Grotle: (Fruit Bringer)
Luxray: (X-Ray Vision)
Chatot: (Parotteer)
Happiny: (Joy Bringer)
Garchomp: (Shark Flight, Jet Formation)
Snover: (Berry Bringer)
Probopass: (Compass Sense)
Togekiss: (Joy Bringer)
Porygon-Z: (Software)
Rotom: (Technical Possession)
Phione: (Water Stealth)
Swoobat: (Heart Wave)
Drilbur: (Jet Formation)
Excadrill: (Jet Formation)
Lilligant: (Joy Bringer)
Frillish: (Water Stealth)
Jellicent: (Water Stealth)
Krokorok: (Thermal Vision)
Krookodile: (Thermal Vision)
Cryogonal: (Steam Body)
Yamask: (Mask Possession)
Litwick: (Despair)
Lampent: (Despair)
Chandelure: (Despair)
Elgyem: (Selective Amnesia)
Beheeyem: (Selective Amnesia)
Golurk: (Jet Formation)
Virice: (Circular Vision)
Artidemic: (Circular Vision)
Trackoal: (Jet Formation)
Arminus: (Natural Stealth)
Hequis: (Empatite)
Pendrasp: (Danger Scent)
Axellasp: (Danger Scent, Jet Formation)
Agilithor: (Charged Anticipation)
Fabbledred: (Master of Madness)
Revenmor: (Master of Madness)
Gryblis: (Master of Madness)
Esnowl: (Master of Madness)
Dodord: (Master of Madness)
Deedledee: (Abyssal Essence)
Deedledum: (Abyssal Essence)
Hidgeg: (Abyssal Essence)
Dormyne: (Abyssal Essence)
Dorage: (Abyssal Essence)
Lacink: (Abyssal Essence)
Hopain: (Abyssal Essence)
Insarden: (Master of Madness, Abyssal Essence)
Aquight: (Abyssal Essence)
Rutyrs: (Abyssal Essence)
Cheshikat: (Abyssal Essence)
Crusurn: (Abyssal Essence)
Flarysp: (Abyssal Essence)
Deimos: (Abyssal Essence)
Misper: (Water Walking)
Fertifern: (Nature Restoration)
Iglorem: (Joy Bringer)
Kasplode: (Circular Vision)
Coblastion: (Circular Vision)
Lisubble: (Water Stealth)
Belander: (Water Stealth, Aqua-Oxygen Scout)
Psylamandr: (Water Stealth, Aqua-Oxygen Scout)
**Abilities followed by a double asterisk mean that the species doesn't know the ability from birth, but can be tutored it.
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