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 :::I also find it really strange that you're trying to find a bunch of examples of Pokémon using Tail Whip when it ''isn't'' called out for, but ironically, the one time where that move ''is'' declared, you're saying it isn't that move? ''[[User:Kevin Y|<font color="darkred">Kevin Y</font>]]'' ([[User talk:Kevin Y|<font color="#083c6b">talk</font>]]) 20:30, 23 May 2009 (UTC)
+::I am not saying it isn't that move, I'm saying Psyduck is the only one who uses Tail Whip and has it officially declared as Tail Whip. There is no denying that Psyduck's "Tail Wag" is its Tail Whip. As for the Slam thing, I got that info from the only anime information related to it on this site, where it describes Lickitung's Slam attack. So are you saying that the act of a Pokemon hitting an opponent with its tail is the Slam attack? Cause if so, then there's our solution.
+::About Onix, Gyarados, Nidoking, Charmeleon, etc., I didn't at first consider the possibility that that was a Tail Whip (as Psyduck's Tail Whip didn't appear to do anything), but I kept on reading in episode descriptions that that's what it was, and I read the Kangaskhan thing up there, and thought that if that was a Tail Whip (and a more effective one than Psyduck's), than Charmeleon, Onix, etc. would also apply.
+::More to the bit on Psyduck, what I was trying to say was that it was the only Pokemon to use a move officially declared as Tail Whip, though because its tail appears to be small and weak (as opposed to Kangaskhan, Charmeleon, Onix, Gyarados, Nidoking, and Dragonite) it seems to not have any effect when Psyduck uses it. [[User:Ghostkaiba297|Ghostkaiba297]] 20:42, 23 May 2009 (UTC)