I could picture what foresight looked like but all I was coming up with was "forclosure" which I know perfectly well isn't a move. And, Rachel24601, you should really put a warning about what generation this quiz is based off of somewhere.
Mew learns every TM, not every move. Smeargle comes closest to learning every move by learning every move except Chatter and Struggle through Sketch. Therefore, it gets a STAB judgement, and can learn all the other moves.
Nice quiz! I made my own, too! It contains all 742 moves from the main series games! You should try it out! https://www.jetpunk.com/user-quizzes/238536/all-pokemon-moves-quiz
Also, the move Thief, when used, will always take the opponent's item.
-Weather Ball is learnt by many different Pokémon, and it doesn't change any condition, it adapts to the current weather.
-Assist can be used in single battles as well.
-Fake Tears lowers special defense.
-Thief doesn't have a 40% chance of stealing opponent's item: it either does or doesn't, depending if the user has an item or not.
-Foresight doesn't raise evasiveness, it only bypasses the accuracy check.
I know I'm being a nerd, but I don't like this many mistakes when the quiz is featured. If it were just a standalone quiz, I'd have no problem with it.
This comment will probably not matter anyway, considering this quiz hasn't been updated in nearly a decade, but it was worth trying.
Quiz is 10 years outdated, and is just plain easy. Quizzes should really be forced to update if they've been abandoned for so damn long, and deleted if they don't update.
· Castform is not the only Pokémon that can learn Weather Ball.
· 'Silcoons' and 'Metapods' is incorrect. The plural form of a Pokémon's name is not different from the singular form.
· Arguably Waterfall is an HM that allows you to travel on water.
· Tackle being the 'most basic Normal move' is subjective.
· Double Team raises Evasion, not evasiveness.
· Assist doesn't work as described in the quiz. It can be used in single battles, and can call a move from any team member.
· Mega Drain also fits the criteria of a more extreme version of Absorb.
· Thief doesn't have a 40% chance to steal the opponent's item. It always does, if the user doesn't have an item and the target does. Covet also does the same.
· Electrode uses both Self-Destruct and Explosion, both which makes the user faint. Self-Destruct is also incorrectly written as 'Selfdestruct'.
· Foresight does not raise evasion but allows the user to bypass accuracy checks. Odor Sleuth has an identical effect.
Also, the move Thief, when used, will always take the opponent's item.
-Assist can be used in single battles as well.
-Fake Tears lowers special defense.
-Thief doesn't have a 40% chance of stealing opponent's item: it either does or doesn't, depending if the user has an item or not.
-Foresight doesn't raise evasiveness, it only bypasses the accuracy check.
I know I'm being a nerd, but I don't like this many mistakes when the quiz is featured. If it were just a standalone quiz, I'd have no problem with it.
This comment will probably not matter anyway, considering this quiz hasn't been updated in nearly a decade, but it was worth trying.
· Castform is not the only Pokémon that can learn Weather Ball.
· 'Silcoons' and 'Metapods' is incorrect. The plural form of a Pokémon's name is not different from the singular form.
· Arguably Waterfall is an HM that allows you to travel on water.
· Tackle being the 'most basic Normal move' is subjective.
· Double Team raises Evasion, not evasiveness.
· Assist doesn't work as described in the quiz. It can be used in single battles, and can call a move from any team member.
· Mega Drain also fits the criteria of a more extreme version of Absorb.
· Thief doesn't have a 40% chance to steal the opponent's item. It always does, if the user doesn't have an item and the target does. Covet also does the same.
· Electrode uses both Self-Destruct and Explosion, both which makes the user faint. Self-Destruct is also incorrectly written as 'Selfdestruct'.
· Foresight does not raise evasion but allows the user to bypass accuracy checks. Odor Sleuth has an identical effect.