Move errors: Difference between revisions
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*The '''[[Game move errors]]''', where NPC Pokémon have moves that can't be taught by normal means. | *The '''[[Game move errors]]''', where NPC Pokémon have moves that can't be taught by normal means. | ||
*The '''[[Anime move errors]]''', where Pokémon in the anime use moves they can't use in the games. | *The '''[[Anime move errors]]''', where Pokémon in the anime use moves they can't use in the games. | ||
*For the errors in the | *For the errors in the manga, see '''[[Manga move errors]]''' | ||
*For the errors in the TCG, see '''[[TCG move errors]]''' | *For the errors in the TCG, see '''[[TCG move errors]]''' | ||
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Revision as of 12:23, 20 April 2016
Move errors has several referrals:
- The Game move errors, where NPC Pokémon have moves that can't be taught by normal means.
- The Anime move errors, where Pokémon in the anime use moves they can't use in the games.
- For the errors in the manga, see Manga move errors
- For the errors in the TCG, see TCG move errors
