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Like many of its species, Meltan consumes anything made of metal, as seen in [[SM112]], when [[Professor Burnet]] discovered a frying pan partially eaten. Frying pans in particular appear to be Meltan's favorite food. In the [[Poké Problem]] segment for [[SM115]], Meltan was seen happily consuming the frying pan Ash and {{AP|Pikachu}} were using for target practice. In [[SM116]], Rowlet had to stop it from eating another one of Burnet's pans. {{Rotom}} later mused that it had already ruined three pans. This tendency came in handy in [[SM117]], when it, [[Sandy]], and {{DL|Recurring wild Pokémon in the anime|Shaymin}} found themselves stuck in a cage made by Team Rocket. Because of its liquid body, Meltan cannot move very fast, and is often seen chasing after friends or other things that draw its curiosity. Meltan's slow movement prevents it from dodging well, causing it to rely on moves like {{m|Harden}} to endure enemy attacks. | Like many of its species, Meltan consumes anything made of metal, as seen in [[SM112]], when [[Professor Burnet]] discovered a frying pan partially eaten. Frying pans in particular appear to be Meltan's favorite food. In the [[Poké Problem]] segment for [[SM115]], Meltan was seen happily consuming the frying pan Ash and {{AP|Pikachu}} were using for target practice. In [[SM116]], Rowlet had to stop it from eating another one of Burnet's pans. {{Rotom}} later mused that it had already ruined three pans. This tendency came in handy in [[SM117]], when it, [[Sandy]], and {{DL|Recurring wild Pokémon in the anime|Shaymin}} found themselves stuck in a cage made by Team Rocket. Because of its liquid body, Meltan cannot move very fast, and is often seen chasing after friends or other things that draw its curiosity. Meltan's slow movement prevents it from dodging well, causing it to rely on moves like {{m|Harden}} to endure enemy attacks. | ||
Inside and outside of battle, Meltan has a tendency to act on its own without input from its Trainer. This was showcased in [[SM118]] where it attacked [[Ryuki]] because Rowlet was losing to his {{p|Zweilous}}. Later, while battling Ryuki's {{p|Druddigon}}, Meltan followed up an unsuccessful {{m|Headbutt}} with a {{m|Flash Cannon}} unprompted, surprising Ash. | Inside and outside of battle, Meltan has a tendency to act on its own without any input from its Trainer. This was showcased in [[SM118]], where it attacked [[Ryuki]] because Rowlet was losing to his {{p|Zweilous}}. Later, while battling Ryuki's {{p|Druddigon}}, Meltan followed up an unsuccessful {{m|Headbutt}} with a {{m|Flash Cannon}} unprompted, surprising Ash. | ||
==Moves used== | ==Moves used== | ||