Pokemon's Most Forgotten Moves (part 5)

Pokemon. A game so ingrained in the lives of millions of people around the globe. A game that can be enjoyed by anyone at any age. The reason? Its charming simplicity. Throughout the series, one exciting part of the game is the seemingly endless variety of moves each Pokemon can learn, helping add character to your beloved Pokemon. But with so many around now, a good portion of them have sadly been completely forgotten by almost everyone. This is part 5 - the finale - of the forgotten Pokemon moves series. Let’s take one final dive into this dusty box…

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[ewwitscullen]

Bro im begging you to keep editing these like theyre creepypastas from 2015

[tyrantneptune]

Oh, but you see, Synchronoise gets even worse.
Umbreon can learn it.

[mattguy]

Acid armor will forever be remembered for vaporizing vaporeon

[mickkelley]

Fun fact, Eevee is able to learn Synchronoise through breeding. This means you can evolve Eevee into an Umbreon and get a Synchronoise that only hits dark types. Except it DOESN'T hit dark types, because it's a psychic type move - meaning it's effectively useless outside of the inverse battles of gen 6 (which I believe is before Eevee could learn Synchronoise to begin with, but even if it could, there was only one NPC that would do inverse battles).

[mathym]

It saddens me that will always remember acid armour because the vaporeon copypasta 😭

[_EnderEye]

Youtubers talking about the murder of a family of 5: 😊✨️🌄
Youtubers talking about pokemon moves that are a little worse than others: 😨👹😱

[ludgerkres.]

I used to use Storm Throw in VGC in 2014, and nearly won a Premier Challenge with it. But here is the thing, I used it on Smeargle. Not to attack the opponent, but to essentially make the opponent think they needed to double protect. I would switch in Tauros and have Smeargle hit my own Tauros to activate Anger Point. The reason for Storm Throw is because it had 100% accuracy, and Frost Breath had 90% accuracy. I did not want to fail activating my Anger Point Tauros. It was clearly a better choice for slightly more damage. It served me well. People were saying I was crazy to use Storm Throw over Frost Breath but the accuracy being 100% made the difference for me.

Edit: One other thing to note, this also prevents the opponent from Taunting Smeargle. Storm Throw is an attack, so Taunting Smeargle does nothing.
However, it did also run Wide Guard, Follow Me, and tried King's Shield.

[michelzwiers]

6:13 this is wrong, Spinarak and Ariados got Toxic Thread in gen 7, and Mewtwo got Psystrike in gen 5
Edit to add that Thundurus, Tornadus and Landorus all got signature moves in gen 8 in Legends Arceus

[InsomniacMatt]

Umbreon, a Dark type, can learn Syncronoise and waste a move slot

[VixstraLarge]

The funny thing about the Wonder Guard oversight is that it wouldnt even matter because Shedinja is weak to Fire anyways 😂

[----x-----]

I love the vibe of these videos. The voice, the music, the images and editing. In a world full of loud hyper exited poketubers this guy dares be different.

[BackPalSA]

No love for switcheroo? Trick isn't the only move that swaps your held item and the opponent's!

[immutablebrew]

...Synchronoise could be *incredible* in gen9.

If it interacts with Terastalization, you get a situational 120 surprise bomb.

Tera-Stellar would, presumably, count as being the same type as *all* Pokemon, at which point, you just have a nuke in your pocket.

[typemasters]

Despite Acid Armour being “Iron Defence clone”, I like how the lore implies that a Pokemon that uses that move literally liquifies itself, which would make it very useful in a real world setting (have your pet vaporeon melt down the side of a seat to grab something that you can’t reach)

Turning Magnet Bomb into a special attacking move would fix it

Syncronoise could go one of three ways, it could always deal super effective damage when it does activate, it could become a support move that debuffs opponent’s stats when the move activates, or the move could copy the opponent’s type if the user and opponent doesn’t already share a type (so that the move can deal damage next turn)

[chrisjohnsen]

Fire Lash became learned by more Pokemon in gen 8, in particular Centiskorch was a decent user of it. Acid Armor is also not a particularly forgettable move as some of the Pokemon that do have it have sometimes made good use of it competitively, such as Vaporeon or Goodra.

[artstrange]

Bro im begging you to continue editing these like theyre creepypastas from 2015

[DrCoeloCephalo]

Part of why I forget Pinsir gets Storm Throw is because it can learn Close Combat lol.

[apocrypha]

I love how a Pokémon you may have forgotten about (Aromatisse) had a signature move that you've probably forgotten (Aromatic Mist) and a signature ability you've probably forgotten (Aroma Veil.)

😂

[lambopokemon]

Synchronoise had a really fun albeit super rare niche in draft that gave vaporeon a way to smack toxapex

[crushbeast]

These moves might be useless, but you know what's not useless? Eject button Shedinja.