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VGC distribution of Shiny Larvitar announced (view source)
Revision as of 22:17, 22 February 2012
, 22 February 2012Fixing an error reported in the BMGf thread about the article.
(just because they mention Tyranitar is known for its Ability Sand Stream doesn't mean that this Larvitar will have Guts (although I expect it to)) |
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While only confirmed for European and Korean games so far, {{bp|Shiny Pokémon|Shiny}} {{p|Larvitar}} can be obtained by attendees of this year's championships using their {{game|Black and White|s}} games. The Larvitar will know {{m|Superpower}}, which the species can only learn through a {{bp|move tutor}} in {{game|HeartGold and SoulSilver|s}}, and will hold the {{bp|Chople Berry}}, which weakens {{type|Fighting}} moves. | While only confirmed for European and Korean games so far, {{bp|Shiny Pokémon|Shiny}} {{p|Larvitar}} can be obtained by attendees of this year's championships using their {{game|Black and White|s}} games. The Larvitar will know {{m|Superpower}}, which the species can only learn through a {{bp|move tutor}} in {{game|HeartGold and SoulSilver|s}}, and will hold the {{bp|Chople Berry}}, which weakens {{type|Fighting}} moves. | ||
This follows the trend of Pokémon distributions at the World Championships, right after {{p|Pikachu}} in 2007, {{p|Lucario}} | This follows the trend of Pokémon distributions at the World Championships, right after {{p|Pikachu}} in 2007, {{p|Lucario}} and Shiny {{p|Milotic}} in 2008, {{p|Weavile}} in 2009, {{p|Crobat}} in 2010 and {{p|Scrafty}} in 2011 and the trend of shiny Pokémon distributions at the National Qualifiers, right after Shiny Milotic in 2009 and Shiny {{p|Eevee}} in 2010. | ||
==Press release== | ==Press release== | ||