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Landfish7
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→True signature moves: mostly created this just for fun, but i'm beginning to wonder if maybe this wouldn't be out of place somewhere in the main signature move article after all
(→True signature moves: mostly created this just for fun, but i'm beginning to wonder if maybe this wouldn't be out of place somewhere in the main signature move article after all) |
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==True signature moves== | ==True signature moves== | ||
Only | Only signature moves that cannot be copied by {{m|Sketch}}, introduced in [[Generation II]], can be considered true signature moves, as they are the only moves that are truly exclusive to a single {{OBP|Pokémon|species}}, [[evolution]]ary family, or {{pkmn2|Legendary}} group within a given [[generation]] without being able to be copied. This includes: | ||
* All signature moves in [[Generation I]], as Sketch had not been introduced yet. | * All signature moves in [[Generation I]], as Sketch had not been introduced yet. | ||
* Sketch itself, since it can only be learned by {{p|Smeargle}} and only other Smeargle can copy it. | * Sketch itself, since it can only be learned by {{p|Smeargle}} and only other Smeargle can copy it. | ||
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Similarly, all exclusive [[Z-Move]]s, [[G-Max Move]]s, and [[Shadow moves]] can be considered truly exclusive moves, as Z-Moves and Shadow moves cannot be sketched, and Sketch cannot be used in Sword and Shield, the only games where G-Max Moves can be used. | Similarly, all exclusive [[Z-Move]]s, [[G-Max Move]]s, and [[Shadow moves]] can be considered truly exclusive moves, as Z-Moves and Shadow moves cannot be sketched, and Sketch cannot be used in Sword and Shield, the only games where G-Max Moves can be used. | ||
Notably, {{p|Darkrai|Darkrai's}} {{m|Dark Void}} (since [[Generation VII]]) and {{p|Hoopa|Hoopa Unbound's}} {{m|Hyperspace Fury}} can be copied, but only performed if used by or transformed into their respective Pokémon. | |||