EVERY Grass Type Pokemon Move Explained! | Gnoggin

[@logans.7932]

I imagined Petal Dance as a move that confuses the user because the "dance" in question consists of a lot of spinning- thus making the user dizzy and confused.

[@andresmarrero8666]

@@bobbobby1480 there are quite a few things that he doesn't catch for some reason.

[@MiguelGonzalez-du8de]

YEAH I was thinking the same thing

[@AusterLiteax]

But why Won't Rapid spin confuse the user then?

[@lenarianmelon4634]

@@AusterLiteax coz it does only 1 continuous spin instead of many repeated spins I guess

[@lenarianmelon4634]

@@vddeddddd by 1 continuous spin I mean spinning like an electric fan and not repeating it like turning an electric fan on and off and then on again.

[@ghartman56]

I always assumed Petal Dance made the user confused after a while because the dance involved lots of spinning, and the user gets dizzy after doing it for a few turns.

[@SwiftpawWolffox]

It's the physical effort of thrashing and spinning about and the exhaustion that follows that LEAVES them dazed afterwards. Puns aside, it's basically the same reason Thrash and Outrage leave the user confused after a few turns of it.

[@shingeperson6953]

Lockstin: “How does fighting a plant work?” You punch it until it’s dead

[@alanfam1263]

Or you pull a Frisk and slash it with a knife

[@UndeadGhostGirl]

@@alanfam1263 Nah, Frisk is specifically pacifist. It'd be either the Fallen Child or Chara.

[@BigOrangeSnowman88]

It's super effective!

[@therealbeanbot]

*silently pulls weedwhacker out of back pocket*

[@alanfam1263]

Kyotis Nigel Well no. Technically, you the player (who happens to be cannon somehow) forces actions onto Frisk, and Chara just adopts those behaviors because they are a gullible child. Now don’t go repeating your “chara is evil” stuff, or I’ll give you a bad time.

[@KingNerdius]

Pokemon theory: what if some moves require high friendship because move tutors need to make sure the pokemon wont use it on the trainer

[@hrithiksrinivas]

Local frustrated Pokemon kills trainer

[@amoronwhomlivesontheintern9847]

Meh I think it's the friendship cause they trust and wanna protect the trainer enough to the sheer point of exaustion to make sure they defeat the enemy.

[@mr.imareindeerwithfriends1069]

Or the move tutor is picky or is like N from b&w / b2/w2

[@mr.imareindeerwithfriends1069]

Saying NO CAN DO BUCKAROO! cause he can tell if a Pokemon is not completely BECAUSE HE IS A ZOROARK!

[@projectgarchomp2380]

I can already see the headlines: Extra Extra! Simipour turns on and kills champion after being taught Focus Punch while on walk!

[@mimic3872]

"Is this some sort of romantic set up? Are you trying to breed me? Trainer Why." omg I choked on my drink. have a darn like good sir!

[@Seq15]

lockstin:"me and your mother are worried about your diet" me: the hell are you doing with my mom lockstin

[@librathebeautifulwarmonk1283]

Well he is a Pokemon Professor so he's following in Oak' s footsteps

[@bancon666]

Shooting his seeds

[@arcfig]

@@bancon666 I'm sorry for this but r/cursedcomments

[@meadnex331]

Being worried about your diet

[@ewanfarley]

Hey, at least your dad exists and didn’t skiddadle like the Pokemon ones

[@TheStateOfWisconsin]

3:50 The phrase "Shaymin the Hedgehog" triggered my fight or flight response.

[@propheinx2250]

How does Shaymin the hedgehog evolve into Shaymin the prower?

[@catalinaargyriou8603]

Didn't know the entirety of Wisconsin has read Sonichu

[@rdknijjar455]

@@catalinaargyriou8603 lmao

[@revenantproxy9100]

I live inside you 😳

[@rdknijjar455]

@@revenantproxy9100 oh my gosh

[@thatchillasian8924]

“There are loads plants that actually do this nature” *shows an octopus fighting a buff wrestler guy*

[@maciejtorbicz9616]

23:33 i think the name "petal DANCE" explains the confusion when pokemon dances around shooting petals for three turns doing all those spins and other stuff they are pretty dizzy afterwards.

[@Firetrigger2110]

0:45 As a fan of the Turtwig line (my favorite Pokemon), I approve of these puns.

[@the_apotecary_from_tf2]

You are a human of culture as well

[@librathebeautifulwarmonk1283]

Torterra is my favorite grass and sinnoh starter

[@PsychoDiesel48]

Mine too

[@RUB1X014]

Toterra is the best starter in sinnoh against the other starters. Grass Ground at first glance is 4x weak to ice but has the advantage against the 2 other starters. Infernape being Fire Fighting and Empoleon Water and Steel.

[@Thefoxthatbecameawolf]

Lockstin: "Your mother and I are worried about your diet!" Me: Dad? O_O

[@Thefoxthatbecameawolf]

@Jared Sabatelli I...guess? It depends on your definition of furry. I don't wear costumes, I just like antropomorphic characters. But, what does that even has to do with my comment?

[@grimangel4432]

“Squirting cucumbers”. Im done. Nature got jokes

[@brendanyuki1059]

Lol

[@kwisowofer9872]

( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

[@propheinx2250]

The squirting cucumber that spews its seed all over

[@rdknijjar455]

WHY DO PEOPLE HAVE TO DO THIS

[@rdknijjar455]

@@propheinx2250 OMG WHY

[@JulianimeIsAmazing]

Another good reason for Snap Trap being Grass Type involves Galarian Stunfisk's Ability that changes its type based on the terrain. So in Grassy Terrain, for example, a perfect location to hide a trap within a grassy overgrow where you wouldn't be able to see it, the now Grass Type Stunfisk would be using its signature move with STAB to its full advantage, as, you yourself have clarified that not every steel type is literally made of steel, Galarian Stunfisk's trap teeth are clearly just as hard as steel, but more akin to horns, thorns, teeth, claws, or other possible sharp animal protrusions, and being charged with all sorts of magical Grass Energy it draws the full power from being Grass Type.

[@Kazuma11290]

Her: I bet he's thinking about other women. Him: Why are they called Grass types? They should be called Plant types.

[@parulaneja2089]

Because Pokémon like ferrothorn and dhelmise are not plants

[@whitepearlreaper]

@@parulaneja2089 They're not exactly grass either. Which is a plant. Though honestly why is anything named anything.

[@parulaneja2089]

@@whitepearlreaper well gamefreak is weird

[@merlusch8730]

*laughs in other languages*

[@mr.sandman7339]

@@parulaneja2089 They are plants. Ferrothorn is based on the durian fruit and dhelmise is seaweed that grows on a steering wheel.

[@dwanedibly8129]

I'm completely baffled at how that Tangrowth's Leaf Storm did almost no damage to that Golduck.

[@timwoods2852]

Because EV trainers suck.

[@mr.sandman7339]

It might be footage from an emulator that was corrupted or edited in some way

[@somebody1870]

What golduck What tangwroth

[@NoobGamer-ik4ed]

@@timwoods2852 the tangrowth was 52levels higher than golduck. No amount of ev training could have done it

[@pileofsand8756]

@@timwoods2852 -6 0- SpA Tangrowth Leaf Storm vs. +6 252 HP / 252+ SpD Golduck: 26-32 (14.5 - 17.8%) -- possible 6HKO

[@BladeTNT2018]

Another thing about Grav Apple is that if it's used when Gravity is in effect, it's base power increases from 80 to 120.

[@necrozma4029]

Thanks, Newton.

[@ajanis95]

"Your mother and I are worried about your diet." I was eating a burger when you said this and I paused. Then I remembered I had lettuce and pickles inside so I continued unbothered.

[@al-rayyanomar4158]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂Nice

[@WhiteFeathers669]

I read this just as he said it lol.

[@Clodsire_king]

@@WhiteFeathers669ah, timed comments, a thing i forget about every day..

[@akilcharles3473]

When I first heard of the move "snap trap" I would have never guess it would be the signature move for Galarian Stunfisk. It would makes better sense to give it to Carnivine cause it's a Venus fly trap and it's a grass type Pokémon.

[@ViperG2099]

When’s the next kaskade region vid? I love them.

[@Gnoggin]

The plan is that it'll be the next video. But it was also planned for last Saturday.... soooo... we'll see. Thats the goal though!

[@butchcassidy887]

Brrghyeass

[@v-gamer64]

never lol

[@montymanning-morton5761]

I was just looking through the comments to see if anyone had asked that 😅😂

[@v-gamer64]

@@montymanning-morton5761 it was the top comment on my screen

[@dubbingsync]

Number one in every dex... I was about to say “except Unova” but then I remembered Victini is number 0.

[@Azier18]

Exception not the rule.

[@pointblankvt6780]

@@Azier18 It's not even an exception. Grass is still #001 in the Unova Pokedex, because Victini is #000.

[@gians.9880]

Same. I though i was smart for a second.

[@gathewoo]

V I C T I N I N E V E R L O S E S

[@claireh539]

“Number one in every Pokédex!” Victini wants to know your location

[@therealbeanbot]

I think you mean Charmander.

[@LuckyOwI777]

@@therealbeanbot ...what?

[@LuckyOwI777]

Victini is number 0, lol

[@Frogboyaidan]

@extreme odst but also number 152 if you count gen 1

[@hakun0695]

@@therealbeanbot ?

[@CuteCatXIII]

“Eject their seed” I’m to immature for this

[@wooper2434]

*two

[@Memiokoa]

2*

[@Glory2Snowstar]

*Three

[@peka_chuu]

*Tuoe

[@duanerlopez5351]

του*

[@TOMMYAttacks]

I'm looking forward for the next series: every egg group explained!

[@CoreKatalyst]

I think leafage is a pun on barrage rather than foliage like you suggested! The move is a barrage of leaves, so.. leafage

[@mrpig404]

1. 0:45 Seed moves 2. 5:17 Drain moves 3. 7:52 Tree/apple moves 4.10:25 Grass -Type- Moves 5.13:27 Magic moves 6.16:25 Whip moves 7.16:52 Healing moves 8. 18:39 Sun moves 9. 19:07 Leaf moves 10. 21:29 Petal moves 11. 24:18 Cotton moves 12. 25:30 Spore/powder moves 13. 26:57 Thorn/spiky moves 14. 27:39 everything els

[@Scarabola]

1:40 Fun fact: "sperm" is Latin for "seed".

[@phillippeng1368]

ffs

[@Gorb_Halo]

Now this is a real moment in history

[@suicune690]

Which is ironic because seeds are FEMALE, pollen is equivalent of plant sperm.

[@RUB1X014]

Thats not right

[@TheAxolotlKingOfficial]

Eggs are animal seeds Good day

[@fortymcmeme3846]

"NOOOOO you can't just waste a turn poking me with a sharp stick" Grookey:" haha stick go pooooke"

[@Gorb_Halo]

Haha game go brrrrrrr

[@lechonkwoopersupremacy9029]

Haha Thwackey smacc

[@al-rayyanomar4158]

Poooooooooooookemon

[@MikeMcKillen]

Actually, petals and flowers are modified leaves. Plants do that to attract insects and have them impollinate other flowers. Is super cool especially when talking about sunflowers, since the dark part on the inside are actually tiny flowers, while the "petals" are just modified flowers to make the plant look beautiful and, again, attract insects. I'd love to see a sunflower pokemon made by little plant entities making the flower :)

[@pinkduskstone1543]

Something to note with Ingrain is that it makes the user vulnerable to Ground moves, negating any form of immunity to the Type. Who does it specifically affect? Carnivine (Levitate) and Celesteela (part-Flying Type).

[@damyenhockman5440]

Lockstin: "Fighting a plant? How's that even work?" Paul Bunyan: *smiles triumphantly*

[@The_Endless_Now]

"Jungle Healing is the *signature mood* of Zarude"

[@cintronproductions9430]

It's ironic that such a mad and aggressive Dark type like Zarude has a signature move that heals its friends.

[@dyinginside8716]

@@cintronproductions9430 in a world of violence and aggression, the most punk thing is kindness

[@andresmarrero8666]

@@cintronproductions9430 well it's vines do have immense healing properties so that being the basis for their signature move makes sense. That and Zarude are defenders rather than aggressors. They seem to protect something important to Celebi so you stay out of their territory and they will leave you alone.

[@rdknijjar455]

yep

[@al-rayyanomar4158]

'Searches up zarude pokedex entry'Zarude the ROGUE monkey Pokémon a dark and grass type. Me: Wait if he's a rogue why does his signature move has to do something with healing opponents

[@JQN_d._.b]

Lvl 100 Tangrowth Lvl 48 Golduck appears! Tangrowth used Leaf Storn *Takes 1% of Golduck's HP* ... It's SUUUUPER EFFECTIVE!

[@macgaming-theincrediblefas5295]

That hurt my soul to see

[@azurnal7573]

It would kill tho

[@zalazarxx7724]

Lockstin:How does Fighting a plant work? Lawn mower: am I a joke to you

[@mr.sandman7339]

Ironic that Rotom-C doesn't have a good move to hit other grass types

[@zalazarxx7724]

Mr. Sandman ikr

[@ThePuff18]

Water: pressurized streams of liquid being shot at the opponent. Fire: Blazing hot flames are thrown at the enemy. Grass: *slapping noises*

[@gamk5061]

Idk man, I’m kinda less hype about this video now that Lockstin told me Pokémon aren’t real smh

[@linkmasterman1]

21:38 Reminds me of early Chrono Trigger translations. "Antipode: Attacks enemies with Antipode."

[@CrabKFP]

I guess snap trap is part of a reference for carnivorous plants (hence why Carnivine and Victreebell would be perfect fits). Fun fact, when a Venus fly-trap closes it's mouth it doesn't open til it's prey is consumed and that takes a lot of time so if you guys have one don't force them to do that (because it will harm your plant and it can die)

[@catriamflockentanz]

26:11 Fun Fact: Some "actual" plants also use Spores for reproduction. Ferns in particular. And no, Ferns are NOT Mushrooms by any stretch of the definition. 30:41 [...]"This move reduced the opponentsâ€^TM evasiveness." Sure, whatever that means.

[@GruelingFive8]

God I've missed these videos. Had to take a long break bc my switch was stolen from my house. Still fun to be a part if the community though

[@failedvessel]

Lockstin: * explains about forest's curse* Me: *slenderman's ending intensifies*

[@spindash64]

Actually, I think Grav Apple’s defense drop is literally just because you hit them in the head with an apple, and now they’re dealing with an aching noggin

[@Liggliluff]

(8:25) "unlike rock, it hurts itself because tree isn't as hard as rock", shows a rock getting hurt by using it.

[@SkimBee]

Pokémon be like: More than birds fly even though we mostly use birds, so rename from bird type ALL PLANTS ARE GRASS

[@shytendeakatamanoir9740]

It's actually called the Plant Type in other language (In French at the very least)

[@zlectricute1906]

3 years later, Gen 4 remakes have came out, and Carnivine still does not know Snap Trap

[@finnoshaughnessy7758]

Following on from the signature moves vid previously. I know you touched on it but I'd like to see one explaining each signature move in each generation and what each pokemon did (before other pokes got them). For example Beedrills twin needle and Kadabras kinesis. Or maybe signature abilities (non hidden)? I'm sure there are some unique ones like tangled feet on Spinda

[@NinjaPickle]

Lockstin, I absolutely adore your videos. Evey Move Explained, Every Type explained, Pokemon Shirt reviews, Kaskade videos, Pokemon mythos videos, i love all of them. Your videos are highlights of my day bro

[@PCubiles]

3:05 Sometimes it's even yourself, like the "Are You Going To Sleep?" meme

[@musicmax1224]

Grass is number 1 in every pokedex Isle of armor: imma end this mans whole career

[@bridgeseller7004]

@Massimo DiBari Grass type is still number one in unova. Victini is number zero.

[@musicmax1224]

Квеццоль Ин yeah

[@somebody1870]

@Massimo DiBari unova 0

[@Trash-bd1cb]

Why is there no move called Ballistichory Sounds sick

[@Auryce]

Because I wouldn't know how the hell to pronounce that when I was a kid. I mean, "ball-is-tricky"?

[@somebody1870]

100 power 95 Accuracy 30 chance to flinch Thank me later

[@somebody1870]

Future Me:It would Hit 2-5 times

[@Trash-bd1cb]

@@somebody1870 >100 power >Can hit 2-5 times Nope nope nope

[@somebody1870]

@@Trash-bd1cb oh yeah 30 power

[@sir_frisbo]

20:27 "and it may also lower your accuracy because you got leaves in your eyes. It's harder to see when there are leaves in your eyes. And the life is just a bit worse due to the leaves in your eyes." YOU FORGOT IT!!

[@NoobGamer-ik4ed]

Underrated comment

[@rdknijjar455]

Forgot... what? Honestly I don't wanna know since I've seen a lot of comments on this video with some weird... stuff About... Seeds...

[@Nerdosoidexd]

The fun thing about "Grass knot" is that it was an actual ninja escape technique(Tonso-jutsu) called "soton",where they tied pieces of grass into loops to make opponents stumble and fall

[@platinumnova6485]

Yes lads, sceptile is my favorite pokémon of all time, I've been waiting for this one

[@KorporalKReephdmkiytrecv69]

Am I seriously going to watch a video explaining plants. *Of course I am.*

[@tybuss6211]

This is set up like a answer but its a question and the answer is yes

[@ginnyevilshadow1458]

"Grass types are the first in every pokedex" Victini in Gen 5: *laughs in #000*

[@LuckyOwI777]

He didn't say it was first every time...he said that number 1 was always a grass type, which is true.

[@propheinx2250]

First comes after zero

[@WithAshGoPlaces]

lockstin: "Wood hammer damges the target because its not as strong as rocks and stuff" *Crab hammer:*

[@markhammonds9143]

Hahaha

[@banbanthebandit4002]

The editing in these videos is incredible, which is one of the many reasons I love this channel. Also, hard plant funny

[@unluckychucky3979]

Yes, weed moves.

[@propheinx2250]

Weed is one of the few plants in the world that's vulnerable to fire while it's green. Most plants have to turn brown before fire can ignite it into flames. Really puts all those weak to fire greenmons into perspective lol.

[@armorpiercing20mmround45]

Wellll pokemon clover has A exclusive move called speedweed sooo.....

[@LeahLovesNature]

27:34 "Now son, don't touch that cactus." (Kid gets pulled onto the cactus) "YOU'RE DEAD TO ME."

[@Iamverykarpy]

Yes ive been waiting for this because of energy ball

[@mettatonsagent7541]

Same. Also waiting for normal because WhY iS rOcK cLiMb nOrMaL tYpE

[@LuckyOwI777]

@@mettatonsagent7541 Cause...you're just climbing some rocks. which is pretty normal, lol. What type do you think it should be?

[@mettatonsagent7541]

LuckyOwl777 fighting considering that it requires strength and skill

[@LuckyOwI777]

@@mettatonsagent7541 Doesn't take that much strength or skill. I climbed rock walls since I was like 8. It's a pretty "normal" activity. Doesn't mean everyone does it, but it doesn't require any special, hard to learn skills to accomplish. It's literally just climbing up rocks. And fighting type is generally more advance, and specialized. Usually like special fighting techniques, that takes years to master, not a generic skill like climbing. There are of course exceptions, but that's what it has always felt like to me. EDIT: Also...being normal type doesn't mean that a move doesn't require strength or skill. I mean...singing is a normal thing...but it takes skillet be good at it. And there is literally a move named Strength...soo yeah, lol. It's Normal, cause there's no "special" skill that you need to be born with, or train in order to accomplish said skill.

[@mdudegamer]

Ooh, fun story about Frenzy/Hard Plant. There's an English card (think it was a Venusaur) which lists the move as Hard Plant instead of giving it the English name. When I was younger, I liked imagining what some Pokemon card moves would be like in the main series, and, not knowing it was already a real move, I came up with "inflicts damage, then raises the user's defense".

[@RebelliousTreecko]

Sceptile in the thumbnail = Me like.

[@somebody1870]

Do u watch truegreen7??????

[@samchindedza2012]

I thought your truegreen

[@proxy1023]

30:15 I have learnt today that G-Max Rillaboom is actually apart of his wooden drum, I always thought he was behind it

[@cullenkrishna5068]

Fun Fact: Issac Newton was actually under house arrest for going against the church when he saw the apple fall from the second floor window

[@emerfirek]

The music choice was super interesting this time around, it actually made me want to watch the vid at normal speed instead of 2x like usual.

[@eggsage7679]

I can’t belive that people still do first in 2020

[@bet3240]

First

[@pentabump]

First

[@williamdoyle358]

First

[@Besitzerstolz]

Fist

[@thisisthewroten]

Second

[@PlutoPlanetPower]

Petal Dance seems to have 2 interpretations depending on if it's the games or the anime: Games (the user gets confused) - The user is dancing and spinning around in order to launch the petals so after doing that for so many turns they get dizzy and confused. Anime (the Pokemon hit by the attack often gets confused, never the user) - It seems like they are going for the fact that all the petals swirling around makes the target confused.

[@the_godbodor7026]

When Lockstin said Malik Acid, my brain heard Malak Acid and then I was like “what?” Guess I have Dark Deception on the brain

[@ryan9974]

Omg you did it ! Thanks for covering the grass type moves I was so excited!

[@Firyfloof]

Hope psychic type is next in this line of videos purely for The Light That Burns the Sky because that even sounds fiery but its a signature z-move

[@waffle1018]

0:02 "tHaTs WhY ItS FiRsT iN eVeRy PoKeDeX" Gen 5 victini: Confused screaming

[@moyai6618]

Oh and btw I’m talking to victini not you in case you took that wrong

[@Moss_Dude]

I'm pretty sure grav apple just lowers your defense because you just got hit in the head. "Ouch, my head hurts. It's distracting and if anything else hits me there it'll hurt even more :(" Edit: 16:56 WTF IS THAT?! WHEN DID THAT BECOME A THING??? WHERE DID HE COME FROM?!?

[@cintronproductions9430]

That monstrosity is named Zarude and he's the new Mythical Pokémon, the new upcoming movie is all about him.

[@Rapidashisaunicorn]

Possible non-magic inspiration for grassy terrain: hospital patients with plants in their rooms or window views of nature have faster recovery times on average. Source: I read it somewhere a few years ago

[@andriejeroi.delapena8462]

"Your Mother and I are worried about your diet" ...Dad?

[@bookswithbek2702]

He left to get milk... Here he is

[@pablojams5152]

0:24 that song had me thinking I clicked a FSG video lol.

[@daninagy4173]

Man, I'm learning so much from this channel about stuff in general. If Lockstin were around fifteen to twenty years ago, I would have definitely chosen a different carreer path.

[@leafMontilla]

@22:53 "They do say smell is the strongest emotion." Sorry babe, I'm leaving you for this scented candle; I feel more strongly about it's scent than my love for you.

[@jasonbertram4960]

1:50 cucumber money shot, reported not family friendly lmao

[@darkwarrior03352]

I could get around Snap Trap being Grass Type if it weren't for the fact that the animation shows a steel bear trap snapping shut. Game Freak, if you insist on keeping it Grass Type, at least change the animation to a Venus fly trap snapping shut (the move could also have a special bonus that it is super effective against Bug Types).

[@Parleetxt]

1:20 shows seed bomb except bullet seed ;)

[@kaleandrews2250]

I love how you used the corpse flower pokemon for aromatherapy 22:03

[@MothThatLikesLamps]

Grass is so important it is the first in every pokedex Unova with victini: No

[@cintronproductions9430]

What was even the point of Victini being the first in the Unova dex? Is it really important or something?

[@MothThatLikesLamps]

@@cintronproductions9430 i mean, yes... but only in the anime movie

[@machina5]

@@cintronproductions9430 Unova is based on America. "Liberty first" Edit: Victini is based on the Statue of Liberty btw.

[@musicmax1224]

Galarian slowpoke

[@exzyyd392]

@@cintronproductions9430 Victini is the victory Pokémon. It's pokedex entry says that whoever has it will always win no matter what. So Victini's power likely willed itself into "first place" somehow or the in-game creator of the pokedex did it as a joke

[@DJTileTurnip]

0:02 Victini (first in the Unova Dex) is my favorite Grass type pokemon, of course

[@LuckyOwI777]

He said "number 1", not "first". Snivy is #001 in the Univone dex, Victini is #000.

[@LuDogg805]

BUFF GRASS! Remove it's Flying weakness... Make it resist Fairy!

[@luke769animations]

11:28 Remember “Rise of Darkrai”? That leave song legit made me cry when I was a kid I thought it was beautiful

[@theflyingcup4738]

"is wood a grass?" - Lockstin

[@Lunadeath02]

More importantly, is corn a grass? And if you get the reference then you're a rifftrax fan.

[@theflyingcup4738]

@@Lunadeath02 i regret to inform you dear commenter, but I do not

[@Kyumifun]

9:08 acctually, it's said that this is a myth. He was never hit by a falling apple. It's also worth to mention that obviously this move is a reference to it.

[@orbea3637]

"grass type is the first type in every generation" Victini to snivy: I'm gonna end this man's hole carear

[@rosanirodrigues557]

Orbea Victiny was number 0

[@LuckyOwI777]

*Victini was #000. Snivy is still #001

[@orbea3637]

@@rosanirodrigues557 Yeah but he still is the first unova pokemon

[@basssings]

Orbea watch the first 5 seconds again. He says number one NOT first

[@orbea3637]

@@basssings You're right. My bad

[@Mudsalmon223]

16:57 Jungle Healing is the signature mood of Zarude!

[@LevitatingLizardz8731]

Arbok is a snake Seviper is a snake Serperior (forgot how many to spell this thing) is a snake- *oh wait* Also I found this quote and I kinda wanted people to hear it: Fear has two meanings.. Forget Everything And Run or Face Everything And Rise The choice is yours.

[@jeremynalley6889]

New Grass Type Moves - Conversion Powder (Status): The user scatters a cloud of dust to change the Type of its target to one that is Weak to one of the user's Moves. Thorn Missile (Physical): The user launches jagged thorns at its target two to five times in a row. This Move always goes First. Spore Punch (Physical): The user smashes its target with a fist covered in volatile spores to inflict Damage and cause a random Status Condition. Breaking Powder (Status): The user scatters a cloud of damaging pollen that breaks down the target's Defenses, harshly lowering its Defense Stat (two Stages). Vine Swing (Physical): The user swings at its target on a vine and smashes into it, possibly Flinching it (20%). It can also be used to grab certain Vines and swing across Gaps. Timber Fall (Physical): The user crashes down on its target with the force of a falling tree. This may cause the target to Flinch (30%). Bough Break (Physical): The user strikes the target with a snap of a sturdy branch. This may cause the target to Flinch (30%). Wooden Fang (Physical): The user bites into its target with wooden fangs that leave painful splinters. This may also lower the target's Defense Stat (20%, one Stage). Burr Seed (Status): The user scatters prickly burrs that cling to its target, falling off if it Switches Out and then germinating into Energy-Draining Seeds on the Pokémon that Switches In. Autumn Wind (Special): The user lets loose an autumnal breeze filled with leaves. This Move is Grass and Flying Type simultaneously. Moss Gather (Status): The user protects itself from Water Type Attacks for five Turns by gathering moss on its body to absorb the water and increase its Defense each time such an Attack is used (one Stage, also activates with Rain or Heavy Rain). Tree Climb (Physical): The user barrels up a tree, then attacks on the next Turn. It can also be used to Climb Up certain Trees. Greenhouse Effect (Status): The user turns the battlefield into a greenhouse paradise for five Turns, Healing Grass Types and Hurting Ice Types. Biogas Trap (Special): The user chokes its adjacent foes by releasing and trapping greenhouse gases above them, possibly lowering their Special Defense (20%, one Stage), and also causing a greenhouse effect to linger on the Battlefield for five Turns. Bitter Pill (Special): The user feeds its target a painfully bitter herbal medicine that restores its PP and Recovers it from any Status Condition, but also inflicts Damage. Leech Strew (Status): The user sews seeds that latch onto Pokémon that Switch into Battle and drain their HP. Fruit Pick (Status): The user snacks on its fruit to restore its own HP by up to Half of its Max HP. Poison Apple (Status): The user offers its target a ripe apple to fully restore its Health. This Badly Poisons it on the following Turn. Mistletoe Spear (Physical): The user thrusts a tiny but potent spear of mistletoe at its target, possibly Poisoning it (10%). Critical Hits land more easily. Tumbleweed (Special): The user sets loose a prickly tumbleweed to roll around the Battlefield for three Turns. During this time, it hits random Pokémon on the Battlefield, possibly causing them to Flinch (30%). Leaf Canopy (Status): The user opens up a leafy canopy above it and its Allies, protecting them from Weather-related Damage for five Turns. Sap Bomb (Special): The user lets loose a blast of sticky sap that may also prevent the target from Escaping (10%). This move is Super Effective on Bug Types. Sap Flood (Special): The user spews sticky but slow-moving sap in all directions, possibly harshly lowering the Speed of those Hit (two Stages). This Move hits Last and is Super Effective on Bug Types. Stretched Vine (Physical): The user whips its target with a long vine. Pollen Shield (Status): The user surrounds itself in pollen to protect itself. This may cause any Attacker who makes Contact to Flinch the following Turn. Thorn Strike (Physical): The user smashes its target with a thorn-covered appendage. This may also lower the target's Defense Stat (30%, one Stage). Vine Noose (Physical): The target is strangled by choking vines. The target Faints instantly if this attack Hits. Thorn Blast (Physical): The user launches a barrage of jagged thorns at its target, possibly lowering its Defense (30%). This Move cannot Miss on Grassy Terrain. Bamboo Burst (Special): The user seeds the ground underneath its target with rapidly growing bamboo. This Move always goes First. Release Pollen (Special): The user lets loose its pollen spores, irritating the sinuses of everyone around it. This also causes them to Flinch, but has No Effect on Grass Types. Sap Trap (Status): The user douses its target in sticky sap, lowering its Speed and Evasiveness (one Stage each). In addition, the target will be unable to Escape for five Turns. Petal Barrage (Special): A wind of flower petals is launched at the opponent. It may also leave the foe Confused (30%). Vine Trap (Physical): The user reaches out at a foe with a vine to yank it to the ground. A Flying Pokémon will be pulled to the Ground when Hit. Vine Hold (Physical): The target becomes trapped in a mess of vines from the user that hold tight for four to five Turns. Green Thumb (Status): The user boosts the power of the Grass Move it uses on the Next Turn. It also raises the user's Special Defense Stat. Sawgrass (Status): The user seeds the ground beneath the foes with viciously sharp blades of grass that grow and Inflict increasing Damage for four to five Turns. Pepper Powder (Status): The user scatters a cloud of spicy powder on the opponent, leaving a Burn. Dizzy Powder (Status): The user scatters a cloud of strange dust that Confuses the target. Mint Powder (Status): The user releases a cloud of its icy spores to Freeze its target. Aid Leaf (Status): The user sheds its leaves and cuts its HP by half, feeding its allies its leaves to greatly Boost their Attack and Special Attack (three Stages each). Mow Down (Physical): The user makes a mad dash for its target, tearing up its path beneath it. This Move can only be used on Grassy Terrain, but also Removes the Terrain from the Battlefield. Fallow Terrain (Status): The user clears any Terrain from the Battlefield. Two Turns later, the Ground is turned to Grass for eight Turns. Spicy Spurt (Special): The user douses its target in a stream of spicy juices. This Move is Grass and Fire Type simultaneously. Flytrap Snap (Physical): The user snaps its mouth down onto its target to Inflict Damage. This move is Super Effective on Bug Types. Cotton Press (Physical): The user smothers its target with its soft cotton to inflict Damage. The pent up static electricity may leave the Target Paralyzed (30%), but this won't take Effect on a Ground Type Target. Verdant Dance (Status): The user dances an elegant dance reminiscent of blooming flowers, raising the Special Attack and Special Defense of itself and its Grass Type Allies (one Stage each). Wooden Press (Physical): The user attacks by crashing into the target like a felled tree. The Higher the user's Defense, the more Damage it can Inflict on the target. Shed Leaves (Status): The user drops its foliage to recover from any Status Condition that may be Afflicting it and Sharply Raise its Speed (two Stages). This also Lowers its Defense and Special Defense, however (one Stage each). Pruning (Status): The user trims its foliage to reduce drag, Sharply Raising its Speed Stat (two Stages). Power Field (Status): The Battlefield springs to life for three Turns, sprouting with herbs that emit invigorating aromas. Moves that normally require a Turn to Charge can be used immediately. Mental Field (Status): The Battlefield springs to life for three Turns, sprouting with herbs that emit soothing fragrances. The Battlers' mental states cannot be bound, allowing them to use their Moves freely. White Field (Status): The Battlefield springs to life for three Turns, sprouting with herbs that emit calming scents. The Battlers' Stats cannot be Lowered for this time. Escape Root (Physical): The user follows a network of roots to Attack the target and then switch out with a Party Pokémon in waiting. The roots Restore that Pokemon's HP each Turn, but also keep it from Switching Out.

[@isolosis101]

"Grass type is at the start of every pokedex" Gen 5: -_-

[@poultryman0679]

*Laughs in victini*

[@isolosis101]

@Deso Lark both of those can be interpreted as the same thing

[@musicmax1224]

GALARIAN SLOWPOKE

[@isolosis101]

@Deso Lark ok, ok. It was a subtle way of saying, thanks for ruining the joke.

[@rocketeer9183]

@Deso Lark they're'telling a joke you don't need to explain it to them. I'm sure they know that.

[@kurtpryor6334]

Best transitions between catagories in the series so far. I love them

[@Snakedude4life]

So how long until the first reefer joke? 🎩 🐍 no step on SNEK! 🇺🇸🇭🇰

[@anthonytv7311]

Your Kaskade Region Staters are Realy one of the Best on KZbin... Waiting for the next Episode

[@gabriellavedier9650]

"Are you trying to breed me?" Weavile, that is an INSIDE conversation, NOT an outside conversation.

[@aryan_k_8296]

This video has the best explanation of photosynthesis I've heard so far!!

[@medichampion328]

Early squad! :)

[@StickMaster500]

Who knew Mother Nature could be this deadly by slapping you with it’s deadly leaves

[@philspence3073]

I just realised pokemon recycle a lot of animations. Like grassy glide uses Take down's animation ice hammer uses Hammer arm's animation in gen 7 Sludgewave in gen 6 uses psywaves animation and in gen 7 onwards it uses the gen 6 surf animation

[@daface7976]

Teacher: Ok class, today we're gonna learn about Photosynthesis! So... *3 and a half hours later* Teacher: Now you will have to fill out 200 questions about plants! That one indian guy on KZbin: 18:13