Not only is this possible, it's actually possible to do damage in the millions in (highly improbable) situations. For example, a level 100 Ho-Oh holding a Choice Band, with the ability Huge Power or Pure Power (not normally possible without the use of cheating devices) and its maximum attack stat/maxed out attack through attack stat increases can do 26,807,962 damage against a level 1 Paras with the Dry Skin ability and the lowest possible defense through its lowest possible defense stat/attacks that decrease defense.
An HP UP increases the maximum number of HP (hitpoints) a Pokemon has. This allows it to absorb more damage from attacks before it faints.
Mega Kick does 40 more damage (120), but only has 5PP and 10 less accuracy points. Mega Punch has 80 damage, and 85 accuracy, and TWENTY PP. Clearly, Mega Punch is the better choice, unless you want a Pokemon with KO power instead of endurance in battles.
Pokemon 2000
No, they do neutral damage.
Fighting moves inflict 200% more damage on Normal, Ice, Rock, Dark, and Steel type Pokémon. A Pokémon that has a combination of any of these types will receive 400% more damage instead of 200%.
does more damage the more health you have max damage being 150
Beat Up makes your entire team, that have not fainted, attack the opponent Pokemon at the same time, each Pokemon in your party does 10 damage adding up to 60 if you have six teamates and so on. The stronger the Pokemon on your team, the more damage it does, and Dark type Pokemon do more damage.
no
Fire-type Pokemon can deal double the damage to Grass, Steel, Ice, and Bug-type Pokemon. Thankfully, it is resistant to the types that can do more damage to with the addition to Fairy-type, cutting their damage in half.
u get an attack that works better if your Pokemon likes you so if your Pokemon hates you the attack will do like no damage where as if it loves u it does more damage if that makes sense
The higher the level, the more damage it will do, the more hits it will take, the faster it will be, and the more moves it will learn.
Pokemon 2000 was released on 07/21/2000.
As of my knowledge cutoff in October 2023, there is no official Lugia Pokémon card that can deal 2000 damage in a single attack. Pokémon Trading Card Game mechanics typically limit damage output to much lower values, usually in the range of hundreds at most. While certain cards may have effects that can amplify damage, reaching 2000 damage would be highly unconventional and is not standard in the game.
That will depend on how it is damaged. You will need to be more specific.
any grass or dragon moves will be good (the higher the level of pokemon the more damage the moves will do to the target)
The Production Budget for Pokemon 2000 was $30,000,000.
Yes, the Pokemon does half damage if wounded