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# If both parents know one or more moves that their offspring could learn by [[level]]ing up, the offspring will have that move.  
# If both parents know one or more moves that their offspring could learn by [[level]]ing up, the offspring will have that move.  
# If the male Pokémon knows a TM or HM move that the offspring can learn, the offspring will have that move.
# If the male Pokémon knows a TM or HM move that the offspring can learn, the offspring will have that move.
# If the male Pokémon knows a move that the offspring can learn only by breeding. For example, if a male Milotic knowing water sport breeded with female Walrein, then the resulting Spheal would know water sport when it hatched, even though it can't learn water sport by leveling up or by TM/HM.
# If the male Pokémon knows a move that the offspring can learn only by breeding. For example, if a male {{p|Dragonite}} knowing {{m|Outrage}} is bred with a female {{p|Charizard}}, the resulting {{p|Charmander}} will know Outrage.
# All offspring Pokémon, in the absence of passed-down moves, will know at least one move when hatched, labeled in their level up move list as either "Start" or "--" in lieu of a level number. If these moves, together with the other egg moves obtained in the above ways, number more than four, then the moves on top of their level up move list (with "Start" or "--") will be the ones that do not show up.
# All offspring Pokémon, in the absence of passed-down moves, will know at least one move when hatched, labeled in their level up move list as either "Start" or "--" in lieu of a level number. If these moves, together with the other egg moves obtained in the above ways, number more than four, then the moves on top of their level up move list (with "Start" or "--") will be the ones that do not show up.


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