No just save it before you attack and turn it off if it faints
After the battle ends the Pokemon will still evolve however you will have to revive it if you still want to use it.
No , once it faints , it will not reappear , unless you save the game right before you make it faint .
The strongest Pokemon move is Eruption (Power 150). Even do Explotion and Self destruct has higher power, they are still bad because the user faints itself.
Unfortunately, you have to catch, trade, or somehow own every Pokemon in the pokedex. If you had it at one time and traded it, it still is in your pokedex.
If you beat Dialga and Dialga faints, you can no longer catch it.
Attempt to catch?: When you spot the Pokemon, save in the place Terrakion is and if he faints start over (Reset DSi or turn off DS and your still in the place you saved at)............... he disappears when he faints.
No just save it before you attack and turn it off if it faints
You will only have one chance to catch Lugia so if you make it faint, you will not be able to catch it again. However, if your whole party faints, you will go back to the Pokemon center and you can battle it again.If you failed to catch Lugia, you can still trade for it.
After the battle ends the Pokemon will still evolve however you will have to revive it if you still want to use it.
yes, once you leave the dungeon it gets revived and healed
You can always fight the Elite Four again. That allows you to find Mewtwo again. It worked for me in Pokemon X. It is best to save before you make it faint. Do so BEFORE you enter their caves! SAVE BEFORE BATTLING LEGENDARIES.
if your party is not full
No , once it faints , it will not reappear , unless you save the game right before you make it faint .
The strongest Pokemon move is Eruption (Power 150). Even do Explotion and Self destruct has higher power, they are still bad because the user faints itself.
nothing really unless you still have more Pokemon to catch POKEMON GOTTA CATCH 'EM ALL!(or do you?)
You can't catch a hymen if you still play Pokemon.