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==Game mechanics affected by weight== | ==Game mechanics affected by weight== | ||
{{incomplete|section|What more exactly/profesionally are the other two SFXs compared to first one?}} | |||
Weight affects the following {{pkmn|games|game}} mechanics. Note that Game Freak uses weight in kilograms for all the cutoffs and therefore, metric values are shown first, followed by US customary values. | Weight affects the following {{pkmn|games|game}} mechanics. Note that Game Freak uses weight in kilograms for all the cutoffs and therefore, metric values are shown first, followed by US customary values. | ||
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* In {{2v2|HeartGold|SoulSilver}}, Pokémon weighing less than 204.8 kg (451.5 lbs.) have a -20 catch rate when using a Heavy Ball, while Pokémon weighing between 204.8 kg (451.5 lbs.) and 307.2 kg (677.3 lbs.) have a +20 catch rate when using a Heavy Ball, Pokémon weighing between 307.2 kg (677.3 lbs.) and 409.6 kg (903.0 lbs.) have a +30 catch rate when using a Heavy Ball, and Pokémon weighing more than 409.6 kg (903.0 lbs.) have a +40 catch rate when using a Heavy Ball. | * In {{2v2|HeartGold|SoulSilver}}, Pokémon weighing less than 204.8 kg (451.5 lbs.) have a -20 catch rate when using a Heavy Ball, while Pokémon weighing between 204.8 kg (451.5 lbs.) and 307.2 kg (677.3 lbs.) have a +20 catch rate when using a Heavy Ball, Pokémon weighing between 307.2 kg (677.3 lbs.) and 409.6 kg (903.0 lbs.) have a +30 catch rate when using a Heavy Ball, and Pokémon weighing more than 409.6 kg (903.0 lbs.) have a +40 catch rate when using a Heavy Ball. | ||
* Pokémon with {{a|Heavy Metal}} and {{a|Light Metal}} function as if they weighed twice or half the weight listed in the Pokédex, respectively. | * Pokémon with {{a|Heavy Metal}} and {{a|Light Metal}} function as if they weighed twice or half the weight listed in the Pokédex, respectively. | ||
* In Generation V, appropiate special and sound effect is applied for Pokémon landing on the floor, depending on its weight: | |||
** Small shake and normal SFX for Pokémon weighing less than 50kg (110.2 lbs.) <!---to Hitmonlee !---> | |||
** Medium shake and slower/lower SFX for Pokémon weighing at least 50kg but (110.2 lbs.) less than 150kg (330.7 lbs.) <!--- from Zweilous to Bastodion !---> | |||
** Heavy shake and "heavy" SFX for Pokémon weighting 150kg or more (330.7 lbs.) <!--- from Emboar !---> | |||
==List of Pokémon by weight== | ==List of Pokémon by weight== | ||