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So, in Pokemon Rumble World, I noticed that Struggle (which can be learned by rusty Pokemon) appears and acts like a Normal type move. I tried it against Rock type Pokemon, and it wasn't very effective, but used it on a Normal type, with normal effectiveness. I haven't tried it with STAB yet. Should this be added to the wiki? | So, in Pokemon Rumble World, I noticed that Struggle (which can be learned by rusty Pokemon) appears and acts like a Normal type move. I tried it against Rock type Pokemon, and it wasn't very effective, but used it on a Normal type, with normal effectiveness. I haven't tried it with STAB yet. Should this be added to the wiki? | ||
[[User:PsyShock04|PsyShock04]] ([[User talk:PsyShock04|talk]]) 17:58, 11 April 2019 (UTC) | [[User:PsyShock04|PsyShock04]] ([[User talk:PsyShock04|talk]]) 17:58, 11 April 2019 (UTC) | ||
== Bypass accuracy in Legends: Arceus? == | |||
I encountered the following strange situation in LA. Abra uses Struggle against Mr. Mime, but 1) the animation does not play 2) Mr. Mime takes no damage 3) Abra still gets 25% recoil damage. Note that on the previous turn, Abra successfully used Struggle, the animation played and Mr. Mime took some damage. Therefore, was it a bug or can Struggle actually miss in Legends: Arceus, despite what is stated on the article? [[User:Y2110|Y2110]] ([[User talk:Y2110|talk]]) 23:30, 19 January 2024 (UTC) | |||