Level 20 is when it learns Spark, and then he starts to learn all sorts of other moves like Discharge.
You can find all the Pokemon and their stats here: <A href="http://www.gamefaqs.com/portable/gbadvance/file/929408/40397">http://www.gamefaqs.com/portable/gbadvance/file/929408/40397</A> Search in Ctrl F for cubone. It will tell you a lot about him including the moves he learns at certain levels and the ones he can learn with TMs and a bunch more information. .
No Pokemon can learn more than four moves.
some Pokemon do learn some don't
Pokemon will not learn moves while being raised in the daycare center. They will keep the same set of moves that you put them into the daycare with. However, moves that were missed can still be relearned through the move tutor.
Ninetales and gulpin have like 20 moves each by leveling, starter pokemon also learn many moves by leveling A pokemon can learn better moves if you neglect evolving it for a while, vulpix can learn inferno at level 50 if you can hold out on giving it a fire stone until the . (Inferno is a great move)
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Bulbasaur can learn any move he can learn in Pokemon leafgreen/ firered.
No, Groudon does not learn Earth Power in Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time. Groudon's movepool in the game consists of moves like Earthquake, Fire Blast, and Solarbeam.
Squirtle learns the normal Pokemon diamond moveset and you can find out what that is on bulbapedia (type it into Google).
You can make your Pokemon remember as many forgotton moves as you want for 500p at the electivire link shop. It's the same in all of the other Pokemon mystery dungeon versions as well, except that in red and blue, the link shop has a different owner. From M
you should be lucky to be a treeko! he can learn a variety of moves at the start, such as pound, absorb, bullet seed, and much more, which will help against groudon quickly
It depends on what moves you teach it and the dungeons that you face.
It depends who you are and what moves you know
Go to the Gulpin or the Electrivire depends on which game ya have! :3
Yes, the moves you already know stay with you even when you evolve.
my advice get lots of reviver seeds and teach ground moves to your starter Pokemon
In "Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time," Totodile can learn a variety of moves as it levels up. Key moves include Water Gun, Bite, and Aqua Jet, among others. As it evolves into Croconaw and later Feraligatr, it gains access to even more powerful Water-type moves and additional attacks from different types. Players can also teach Totodile moves via TMs and through the move tutor system available in the game.