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* During some of the battles in the anime, the Pokémon stay in the air longer than usual despite their weight, either when using attacks or receiving attacks (not including Pokémon that fly naturally). This is evident in ''[[DP108|Dealing With Defensive Types!]]'' when {{Ash}}'s {{AP|Chimchar}} battles against [[Byron]]'s {{p|Bronzor}} and actually can be seen floating. | * During some of the battles in the anime, the Pokémon stay in the air longer than usual despite their weight, either when using attacks or receiving attacks (not including Pokémon that fly naturally). This is evident in ''[[DP108|Dealing With Defensive Types!]]'' when {{Ash}}'s {{AP|Chimchar}} battles against [[Byron]]'s {{p|Bronzor}} and actually can be seen floating. | ||
* Some moves that Pokémon in the anime learn, are actually improvised from weaker moves. For example [[Dawn's Ambipom|Dawn's Aipom]] learned {{m|Double Hit}} by using {{m|Focus Punch}} so quick that they made Aipom's tail look like it was split in two. Also, [[Ash's Pikachu]] learned {{m|Volt Tackle}} by adding electricity to a {{m|Quick Attack}} even though this isn't how Volt Tackle is learned by Pokémon in the games. | * Some moves that Pokémon in the anime learn, are actually improvised from weaker moves. For example [[Dawn's Ambipom|Dawn's Aipom]] learned {{m|Double Hit}} by using {{m|Focus Punch}} so quick that they made Aipom's tail look like it was split in two. Also, [[Ash's Pikachu]] learned {{m|Volt Tackle}} by adding electricity to a {{m|Quick Attack}} even though this isn't how Volt Tackle is learned by Pokémon in the games. | ||
* | * In ''[[DP124|To Thine Own Pokémon Be True]]'', there were a couple of times when a normal ping-pong ball did things a normal ping-pong ball couldn't do, such as breaking a paddle. | ||
===Other examples=== | ===Other examples=== | ||
An additional use of anime physics is for humorous purposes; it is common in animated media to have characters do things that would cause harm to or be impossible for a live actor for the sake of entertainment. | An additional use of anime physics is for humorous purposes; it is common in animated media to have characters do things that would cause harm to or be impossible for a live actor for the sake of entertainment. | ||