scratch LVL 1 leer LVL 1 quick attack LVL 5 swords dance LVL 9 Fury cutter LVL 14 slash LVL 18 pursuit LVL 22 embargo LVL 27 crush claw LVL 31 tuant LVL 35 detect LVL 40 false swipe LVL 44 X-scissor LVL 48 close combat LVL 53 hope it helped = )
Here's the list of moves it can learn from leveling up:Level 1- ScratchLevel 4- LeerLevel 7- LickLevel 10- IncinerateLevel 13- Fury SwipesLevel 16- YawnLevel 19- BiteLevel 22- Flame BurstLevel 25- AmnesiaLevel 28- FlingLevel 31- AcrobaticsLevel 34- Fire BlastLevel 37- RecycleLevel 40- Natural GiftLevel 43- Crunch
Mew learns a new move exactly every 10 levels and, of course, you can teach it TMs, HMs and Move Tutor moves as well.If you'd like a detailed list, the related link below is very helpful.
Seedot does not learn Absorb. Here is a list of moves it learns by leveling up. START ---> Bide (Endures attacks for two turns, then pays back double damage) Lvl 3 ---> Harden (Stiffens body muscles to raise Def.) Lvl 7 ---> Growth (Raises Spec. Att.) Lvl 13 ---> Nature Power (A different attack that varies by terrain) Lvl 21 ---> Synthesis (Restores HP; more HP restored with good weather) Lvl 31 ---> Sunny Day (Raises power of Fire-type moves) Lvl 43 ---> Explosion (Inflicts heavy damage, but faints your Pokemon) Seedot evolves into Nuzleaf at level 14, and then into Shiftry via Leaf Stone.
http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Signature_move follow this link for a full list
In Generation 3, this is the list of Pokemon who can learn false swipe: By Level Up Farfetch'd - lv. 46 Cubone - lv.33 Marowak - lv. 39 Scyther - lv. 16 Scizor - lv. 16 Grovyle - lv.53 Sceptile - lv.59 Nincada - lv. 25 Zangoose - lv.55 By Breeding Spearow Paras Pinsir Heracross Seedot Shroomish Mawile If you need the source its, http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/False_Swipe
Here's the list of moves it can learn from leveling up:Level 1- ScratchLevel 4- LeerLevel 7- LickLevel 10- IncinerateLevel 13- Fury SwipesLevel 16- YawnLevel 19- BiteLevel 22- Flame BurstLevel 25- AmnesiaLevel 28- FlingLevel 31- AcrobaticsLevel 34- Fire BlastLevel 37- RecycleLevel 40- Natural GiftLevel 43- Crunch
in all Pokemon video games (not sure about ranger) when you try to learn a move (when you already have 4 moves if not you just learn it) it say's you already has 4 moves and ask's if you want to forget an old one (and replace it with this one) say yes or forget move (ect.) then it gives a list of the moves you already have (there should be 4) then you select which move you want to forget and you forget it and learn the new move. (you can't learn new moves over HM moves) you can go to the move deleter or o to the move tutor
you go to the top of the page and put your mouse on shop,center,more and at the bottom of the list it will say Pokemon locater click on it then go to Pokemon a-z then go to zangoose click on it then it will show a list of places you can find zangoose click one of them then look until you find a zangoose hope this helped
Go to http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Dragonite_(Pokémon) It has a list of all the moves Dragonite can learn in every generation.
I put a link to a list of moves that Hydriegon learns in White in the related links.
You'll find a list at the bottom of the linked page.
you can't, because its not a TM but here is a list of all the Pokemon that can learn it by leveling up. http://www.serebii.net/attackdex-dp/sing.shtml
List of moves Kirlia learns growl, confusion, double team, teleport, calm mind, psychic, imprison, future sight, hypnosis, dream eater Ralts already learns some of the early moves
(Note: Complete Movesets can be found for any Pokemon in its Bulbapedia article)Flareon learns moves in a number of different ways, assuming you're referring to moves it learns by leveling, the moves are: Sand-Attack, Ember, Quick Attack, Bite, Fire Spin, FireFang, Last Resort, Smog, Scary Face, Fire Blast, Lava Plume
go to Pokemon.marriland.com and select pokedex fron tha list that says diamond/pearl then type in espeon and check its moves and stats(even TM hm and egg moves)
The Pokemon that can learn Thief are listed at this site: http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Thief
all Pokemon have a set list of moves that they can learn and be taught. normal Pokemon are usually the most talented in being able to learn almost every move in the game.