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What does never melt ice do in Pokemon platinum?
it improves the power of ice type moves
Where do you get never melt ice in Pokemon platinum?
snow point temple
Are fire types stronger than ice type Pokemon?
Fire pokemon have an advantage over ice pokemon, if thats what you mean. But in general, Fire pokemon have a base stat average of 448.48 and ice types have one of 449.6, so ice types are generally stronger.
What type beats ice Pokemon?
Fire, Fighting, Steel and Rock.
What is effective against snow type Pokemon?
The following are good against ice type Pokemon... Fire Grass Ice
What does never melt ice do in Pokemon platinum?
it improves the power of ice type moves
Where do you get never melt ice in Pokemon platinum?
snow point temple
Do you keep never melt ice in items give to Pokemon pearl?
THIS DONT MAKE SENSE but if u r looking to use the never melt ice give it to a ice pkmn
Does the never melt ice help you get regi ice omn Pokemon platinum?
No, it just makes what ever Pokemon that's holding it ice attacks stronger.
How do you melt the ice in the yunzabit heights?
To melt the ice in Yunzabit Heights, you can use a Fire Flower power-up by activating it and directing the fire at the ice blocks. Alternatively, you can look for a nearby source of heat or fire to melt the ice.
Where to get never melt ice in sapphire version?
Never-Melt Ice can be found in Shoal Cave at the lowest level of the cave. (There will be ice in the area.)
How do you melt ice without fire and apliances?
Just leave it to melt.
What could melt ice?
A fire (heat!)
How long does ice melt in oil?
never
Which way does ice cube melt slowest?
make a fire
Are fire types stronger than ice type Pokemon?
Fire pokemon have an advantage over ice pokemon, if thats what you mean. But in general, Fire pokemon have a base stat average of 448.48 and ice types have one of 449.6, so ice types are generally stronger.
What else can melt ice?
fire can melt ice plainly just leaving ice out on the counter top will melt it holding ice in the palm of your hand will melt it putting ice in a microwave/oven/mini oven putting ice outside in a hot day/warm sun(if its not cold out) putting ice in a hot liquid
