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The original five HMs remained the same from [[Generation I]] up to [[Generation III]], as in [[Generation IV]], {{m|Flash}} was moved from its position as HM05 to [[TM70]], leaving the space open for {{m|Defog}}. What remains true, nonetheless, is that all HMs except for HM05 contain damage-dealing moves in every generation released so far. The Generation IV HMs are all [[Physical move]]s except for {{m|Surf}} and {{m|Defog}}. | The original five HMs remained the same from [[Generation I]] up to [[Generation III]], as in [[Generation IV]], {{m|Flash}} was moved from its position as HM05 to [[TM70]], leaving the space open for {{m|Defog}}. What remains true, nonetheless, is that all HMs except for HM05 contain damage-dealing moves in every generation released so far. The Generation IV HMs are all [[Physical move]]s except for {{m|Surf}} and {{m|Defog}}. | ||
All HM moves require a certain badge to be acquired in order to be used outside of battle. This is so that even if a player gets a Pokémon with HM moves early, they cannot use them to sequence break (For example, if one got Surf near the beginning of Red/Blue, they could use it to go straight from Pallet Town to Cinnabar Island, skipping up to 6 Gyms in the process if it wasn't required to have the Soul Badge in order to use Surf), | |||
The English name, Hidden Machine, is a pun on the Japanese name, ひでんマシン (''Hiden Mashin''). ''Hiden'' (秘伝) means "secret". | The English name, Hidden Machine, is a pun on the Japanese name, ひでんマシン (''Hiden Mashin''). ''Hiden'' (秘伝) means "secret". | ||