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 It is also possible to raise a Pokémon to learn two of the same moves that aren't in TM form. Since different evolutions of a single Pokémon learn moves at different levels, the [[Methods of evolution|method]] through which Pokémon [[Evolution|evolve]] in Mystery Dungeon allows for natural duplication. Pokémon will only evolve after being brought to [[Luminous Cave]] while satisfying their normal evolution criteria. If the Pokémon has learned a move its evolution would not have learned at the current [[level]], after evolving, it will learn the desired move again as it levels up.
-For example, a {{p|Squirtle}} can be raised until it learns {{m|Hydro Pump}}. After learning the move, it can be evolved into a {{p|Wartortle}}. Wartortle can then be raised until it learns a second Hydro Pump. Then, it can be evolved a final time and leveled up for a third Hydro Pump. This process results in a {{p|Blastoise}} with the moveset of three Hydro Pumps and one {{m|Hydro Cannon}}. Another example is a {{p|Metagross}}, which can undergo a similar process to obtain two {{m|Meteor Mash}} attacks, or two {{m|Agility}} moves.
+For example, a {{p|Squirtle}} can be raised until it learns {{m|Hydro Pump}}. After learning the move, it can be evolved into a {{p|Wartortle}}. Wartortle can then be raised until it learns a second Hydro Pump. Then, it can be evolved a final time and leveled up for a third Hydro Pump. This process results in a {{p|Blastoise}} with Hydro Pump in three moveslots. Another example is a {{p|Metagross}}, which can undergo a similar process to obtain two {{m|Meteor Mash}} attacks, or two {{m|Agility}} moves.
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