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This is just my opinion, but I don't think the entire paragraph on Contests is worth mentioning at all unless we acknowledge that most of these Pokemon are pretty terrible in battles.
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(This is just my opinion, but I don't think the entire paragraph on Contests is worth mentioning at all unless we acknowledge that most of these Pokemon are pretty terrible in battles.) |
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These Pokémon are often hard to come by, and may be simply given to the player once per game. | These Pokémon are often hard to come by, and may be simply given to the player once per game. | ||
Many of these Pokémon became viable participants in [[Pokémon Contest]]s after they were introduced in [[Generation III]]. [[Generation IV]] introduced the [[Pokéathlon]] which allows any Pokémon to compete by giving each Pokémon its own [[Performance|special set of stats]]. | Many of these Pokémon are difficult to use in competitive battling, but became viable participants in [[Pokémon Contest]]s after they were introduced in [[Generation III]]. [[Generation IV]] introduced the [[Pokéathlon]] which allows any Pokémon to compete by giving each Pokémon its own [[Performance|special set of stats]]. | ||
==List of novelty Pokémon== | ==List of novelty Pokémon== | ||
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| align="center" width="70px" | {{MSP|352|Kecleon}} | | align="center" width="70px" | {{MSP|352|Kecleon}} | ||
| align="center" width="15%" | {{p|Kecleon}} | | align="center" width="15%" | {{p|Kecleon}} | ||
| style="background: #fff" | Kecleon has a {{a|Color Change|unique Ability}} that causes it to change | | style="background: #fff" | Kecleon has a {{a|Color Change|unique Ability}} that causes it to change its type to match whatever attack it is hit by. | ||
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| align="center" width="32px" | 370 | | align="center" width="32px" | 370 | ||