+pokefan100 Best example for it is Paul. He catched many of the bird pokemon and released one after another, because they don't had the attack he loocked for and/or had a wrong level.
We have to show the poke dex the Pokemon / Move and it will describe and create profile for it maybe? But I have no idea how it numbers them and how it knows how many mons there are
uhh the pokemon adventures manga about red also shows trainers consulting pokedexes for just about everything, from hp, to lv, to stats, and moves. seriously it's cool.
Proto please do my theory I've been asking so many times so could you please do it sooner or later it's a great theory. My theory is why does Sir Aaron and Ash have similar Aura and why does Riley from Sinoh have a similar look just like Sir Aaron? Plus they both are able to use Aura and they both have Lucarios. Does this mean they are all related some how??? Or could Sir Aaron be Ash's lost father or Maybe Ash is a re incarnated version of Sit Aaron. Or Riley is a descendant of Sir Aaron.
I remember an episode in the early Diamond and Pearl season where Paul caught 3 Starlys, and used his Pokedex to find out which was the best, and the way he did that was to check their moves. One of which had Aerial Ace, while the other two did not, so he released the other two, so I do agree with this theory because of that scene.
he could add a theory why no fire from any pokemon can burn a fucking cut tree...its just not good to add realism to everything. also when charmanders flame goes out it dies which means it can go out ;)
+KnightsOG Charizard's flame may not be a real flame, but an indicator of it's life energy. (Not HP. the amount of life Charizard has. it's confusing.) if charizard is almost dead, then it's flame would reduce unless bought to a Pokemon center. This explains how it can fight underwater in RSE and ORAS and how in Origins, it's flame didn't go out when it landed in the water.
+TheGamingH _ HP is life energy. That's why it's fixed by going to a center. It's already been stated that pokemon can actually die from fighting. Usually they'll faint first or give up or the trainer will give up for them. That's also why at most regulated events, there are referees to determine when one is "unable to battle" and declare the other the winner. It's just like boxing, ufc, etc. The match is stopped when one gets KOd, or sometimes by decision after certain time. If the poke was allowed to keep beating on char(mander-izard) after it was KOd, it would die, just like ufc fighters would if they kept getting beat on after they were KOd. And if you saw origins, when Blue's Squirtle is beating on Red's Charmander, its flame starts to fade and that's when Red calls him back.
I know how trainers know their moves. Up to the age of 10, they study the Bulbapedia written by Professor Bulba. When visiting a new region, they get the updated version of Bulbapedia. (Just a fun non-canon explanation :D) Other than that, they just rely on their Pokedex I guess.
In the game you can teach pokemon moves when they reach a certain level? Can trainers in the anime decide if they want or do not want a pokemon to learn a certain move? Or do they have no choice?
It was addressed multiple times in the Anime, I know at least Ash, Misty and Dawn all consulted their Pokedex every once in a while to check out there Pokemon's moves, the the Diamond and Pearl arcs they even showed us that the Pokedex in the anime looks just like the Pokedex in the DS games
the journey route is more of an apprentice ship with ojt. one rare pokemon, and the journeyman (gym leaders) give the trainer a battle depending on how much badges they have while teaching skills, and then to become a master trainer one must be able to beat other master trainers actually trying while gym leaders told to hold back on purpose so the apprentice ( rookie trainers) has a chance to beat said trainers. while I'm sure the school route would be great to learn the theory before the practical and steer students to become instructors instead of gym leaders.
I remember this one time, Ash hesitated when calling an attack because he probably wasn't sure if his pkmn knew the move or had to think on his feet. (Idk if this was the exact move and pkmn he was using) He was basically like "Kingler, use.... Crab hammer".
I know usually Ash would find out the new moves of his Pokemon by either experimenting, teaching them a move, or his Pokemon suddenly display the new move, like when his charmander learned Rage during the battle with a primeape, I believe.
+Lukas M. (Goldenrevolver) Genically modified, Rat with Eel and jellfish DNA to make a pikachu. I think Japan are trying to create real life pokemon, I say it be another 80-100 years before we see even a half man made pocket monster.
+Mysterial, Dedicated Gamer & Juvenile Diabetes Activist only problem is the only jellyfish that produce any sort of electricity are nocturnal ones that produce bioluminescence
My answer to this theory would be one word, Aura. I theorize everyone in the Pokemon universe can sense aura to some extent, recognizing when their Pokemon has leveled and learned a new move. One of the aspects of aura includes reading the minds and actions of others, explaining how the trainer can recognize when their Pokemon has learned a move as well as other things.
Hmm, very interesting. I'm gonna continue with my "League owns and regulates everything" theory and say that moves are regulated to provide balance and structure, but Pokemon can attack in other ways. In the school episode, the girl states that moves like Bone Club and Bonemerang are allowed when Ash says she was cheating. New techniques are developed and are eventually decided upon by the League whether to be official moves or banned. This is why moves like Guillotine and Fissure are regulated so that in formal battles the Pokemon aren't KILLED!
a little pokemon theory: (which is more I've always wondered) what the pokemon food is made of? you know, those brown little things that are ofter showed in the anime....
Well i wondered about this when in episode 4 of the original series, Ash's Metapod evolves into Butterfree whilst fighting Beedrill. Pretty much as soon as it evolves, Ash's orders it to use Sleep powder. How did he know it had it? I get that yeh when BF evolves it learns the powders, but Ash knows NOTHING about Pokemon at this point. Just kinda funny really.
It's not even a theory. It's a question followed up with blunt statements. The theory would have been "what practical skills do they teach at Pokémon academy's? I believe it's..." Rather then just asking "How do they even?" Just to wrap it up with a reference to another meme that has nothing to do with the video itself.
+The only person who married marribelle on their first game Isn't this the majority of his videos though? I can't remember the last time he made a video that was both plausible and makes an impact.
***** Yeah his theories always tell me something I already know and then he asks the viewers, "What do you think about this?" then ends the videos. That's why I only like his news stories.
+The only person who married marribelle on their first game You guys are the worst I swear, always forgetting that you are the ones who submit the theories. They are yours not mine personally.
Right before i watched this, i told myself, "It's the Pokedex", so i have to agree with you with it IS the Pokedex, or the "AttackDex" part, that tells trainers what attacks their Pokemon know! But the 2 things you did not mention were the obvious facts about it in the anime: 1- Ash and Paul's first encounter! Paul tells Ash he saw him catch his Starly, and asks Ash, "You really think that Starly's good enough???" Then goes on to tell him, you can scan the Pokemon you catch to see what moves they know, as Paul is trying to find and catch a Starly with Aerial Ace, i highly Level move, that most Starly wont know off the bat! Thanks to scanning his 3 Starly, he sees he did catch 1 with Aerial Ace, so he releases the other 2! Paul does this later with a Stantler that he catches, and sees it only knows Tackle! Then one of the biggest things when it comes to learning new moves, most Pokemon learn new moves when they evolve, just like Ash's Boldore! When Roggenrola evolves into Boldore and Ash checks his Pokedex, after the Pokedex finish talking, Ash says, "All right! We got new moves!!!" Those moves being Rock Blast, and Rock Smash! Now, when it comes to learning moves, most pokemon learn moves either through using an older move, and a newer moves takes place by what seems like accident, then you have to refine and practice that move, if it seems shaky, some times a new moves might just come naturally. An example of this is in the Battle Frontier, when Pikachu uses Quick Attack, but ended up using Volt Tackle instead! And some trainer can teach their Pokemon new moves even if there is NO sign that they are trying to learn it, and most of time there is another trainer or an elder of sorts helping out the trainer with advice on the move, that the Pokemon is trying to learn! Like Froakie trying to learn Quick Attack, it was a spur of the moment idea, and it did not even result in Quick Attack, it learned Double Team instead! When it comes to Pokemon and Moves, it is a very interesting subject that can be talked about for hours!
Hey Proto! Hello! I thought you could do a Theory about the DNA Splicers (can't remember how its spelled, sorry.......) about their origin, Drayden being the guardian, and how Kyurem Responds to them!
this is a very plausible theory imo, for the anime. it gets me thinking about it, and i love a good brain challenge. also, to The only person who married marribelle on their first game...plz dont be so hard on Proto, he's trying his best for us, the viewers and subscribers, who send in the requests for theories, and personally i like his videos despite them being "anti-climactic" and whatnot.
Hmmm.... you're on the right track but I have a different idea, maybe they learn the most common move sets for a Pokemon and they go to school for the effects because if I recall, in Emerald when you enter the class room in Rustboro you can see that they are learning the effects like burn, poison, etc. and they had books in front of them, but that is just a theory a ProtoMario theory
make a theory on "Would've Ash been able to defeat his enemies from who he lost if he would've picked the right Pokemon despite the fact of 'every Pokemon should have a chance' ."
Speaking about this.. Sometimes I believe that pokemons in the anime have more than 4 attacks for which I don't have any proof but it kinda seems like that
In one of the very first diamond and pearl episodes Paul catches 3 starly and explains to ash that he can check the moves of his pokemon on his pokedex, then he releases the two starly that don't know gust
I thought that the trainer sort of has a psychic connection to their Pokemon, the same way they are connected for mega evolution but on a smaller scale.
I feel like that trainers that dont have the means of seeing the pokemons moves they could just teach the pokemon four moves and suggest that it not learn new ones
how do pokemon learn new moves do they still know the old moves or they just don't use the move anymore and how do trainers know their pokemon learned new moves
I always wondered why/if Pokemon poop.Ok maybe I could of found a better term. Obviously they eat berries and Pokemon food, and like every living creature, they have to get rid of the waste one way or another.My personal theory for a while was that they get rid, or release, that waste or energy in the form of their Pokemon attacks.Good energy = strong attacksBad foods = weak attacksI don't know, just something I thought of.
This, isn't much of a theory.... Ash's Pokedex knew pokemon attacks, it shows in the Anime episode, "The Ninja-Poke Showdown" with Psyduck, it was also fricken hilarious!
No , Because Pokemon when caught or got as a starter they create bonds so when they learn a new move or their Pokemon levels up they get a mental pic of that and remember that.
That makes sense but only for the trainers of today. . . I mean before the pokedex, before the trainer schools. Before Pokeballs. How did they learn all of this and who created the pokeballs to begin with? If you go all the way back it had to start with someone, maybe it was someone like Yellow who could sense a Pokemon's emotions and thoughts? Perhaps the very first professor? Who knows, but this does require a lot of the lore to be unfurled.
But your right adventuring is dangerous one could be blasted by a Rhydon's attack thrown in the water by a psychic type, squashed by a Charizard grab the idiot ball and tries to capture a trainers pokemon or be kidnapped and left to die a horrific frozen death by a quartet of psychotic murderous trainers after being completely creamed by them
You do know the Coma theory is absolute Garbage right also Serena has no signs of being a Rapist, but of course you just had to take a Shot at Ash didn't you
how did the first poketrainers learn the moves of the pokemon first? like what did they do to know "fire blast", and how did the pokemon learn that that was that move? Proto we need ur help, plz
But Proto...other people can make theories when sick...but Proto you are a super hero...but Proto...everyone sucks and they should understand...but Proto you are a good RUclipsr
Personally i believe that in the pokemon universe the limiting of four moves and the moves that can be learned by pokemon are simply rules instated by the pokemon league. So for example Ash's Pikachu never forgot any of his moves (Quick attack, Thunder etc.) but instead ash chooses not to use them as he wants to use other moves (Volt tackle, thunderbolt, electro ball, iron tail). This would also explain how some pokemon are able to learn moves in one region or generation but no the next... because that regions pokemon league bans it... Like swagger in smogon :| p.s. please correct me on pikachus moves and that because i could be wrong (It's late and i don't want to do a whole bunch of reasearch to be 100% accurate with my example... sorry) but yeah its just a thought
I'm not really bashing, and I'm not expecting it to change, nor do I really want it to because, you know.. success to who I watch on youtube and everything, but I hate constantly seeing people talk about their patreons on youtube. It's at the end of the video, which is appreciated, so again, not bashing Proto... just the main people I've been watching on youtube lately all seem to talk about their patreons. Instead of leaving the video with a thanks for watching :D I hear... "give me money through here." It only really makes its impact when I'm binging, and like I said I get it. If I was making youtube vids, I'd want to have a patreon and promote it too... But I was sure RUclips pays the uploader, and I just wanted to vent. Instead of leaving the video, "Okay cool :D" I always end up leaving "ughhhh... here we go with this patreon bull shit. -_-" If even one or two people donate every vid from the information, then it's definitely worth it because it helps/supports the uploader in what they're doing. Just from my seat, it's annoying. And I've already heard Proto talk about how he uses money from it to give toys to kids etc, so you don't have to waste your finger energy. It seems like patreon just came out of nowhere, and then all of a sudden it was everywhere. I'm done. I'm ready for all the butthurt commenters to be butthurt even after I expressed how I understand and still support him getting support albeit as a slight annoyance to me, but that's the internet.
A few oddities I find weird about Pokémon: Are all the schools/colleges in the anime/game just to learn about Pokémon or do they teach others things??? And why is the history of this world always Pokémon related???
But PROTOOOOOO!!!! What happens when a pokemon has to forget a move. Do they know when they have 4 moves? How would they know this if they don't have a pokedex or didn't go to school for this.
pretty useless video..just from playing the game and watching season 1&2 of pokemon when I was young I already knew the pok'edex gives you that information..
Good theory, another plausible explanation is that the trainers can look up their Pokémon's moves in the Pokémon Storage System. The storage system possibly give trainers a summary of the Pokémon.
In the first few episodes of diamond and pearl when Ash meets Paul, Paul checks the moves of multiple Starly's and chooses the one with Aerial Ace. So yes, you can use the pokedex to check moves. Not really a theory, just fact.
it would make sense. look back in black and white at Striaton city. they had a pokemon school and they talked about moves and even held items. SO THERE IS PROOF!
Hey +ProtoMario I don't get why we are told in the game when the Pokémon will learn the move in the first place. like how Pikachu learned how to use Electro ball and forgot Volt tackle in Unova with out ash knowing Pikachu was going to do so>
some trainer train with their pokemon and found that their pokemon can do awesome stuffs, they then named the moves and popularize it. word got around that certain pokemon can do certain moves set so trainers all around train their pokemon to be able to do those moves, hence leveling up their pokemon. it's just like the command "sit" to your dog. then scientists MRI scan the pokemon's brain while it try to do that move, the brain pattern for specific move is recorded and reproduced in the form of TM, which when activated triggers electrical impulse into the pokemon's brain to recreate that move inside their brain, hence they learn a new move.
Hey proto, can you make a video addressing the insults to gamers and the insults to let's players that have been insulted on the jimmy Kimmel show and the 2015 teen choice awards.
Because they are stored in the pokemon's data, trainers memorize them. If they said a move they didn't have then the pokemon wouldn't do anything and would be confused.
I am guessing that before the attackdex, a certain percentage of people would of known how to communicate with pokemon to learn their moves, ie sabrina, n, lance and yellow from pokemon special
But Protto! Can u make a video on are ghost Pokemon dead? Cuz in lavender town the Pokemon originally show up as un seeable ghost. So are they really dead Pokemon?
It has been shown in numerous episodes that trainers can simply check using their Pokedex which moves an individual Pokemon can use.
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Do u only say "tru"
+Usman Niazi do you only complain about everything?
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+pokefan100 Best example for it is Paul. He catched many of the bird pokemon and released one after another, because they don't had the attack he loocked for and/or had a wrong level.
"But Proto!" Who makes the Pokedex entries? It sure can't be the trainer itself.
Allan da Silva true dat!
We have to show the poke dex the Pokemon / Move and it will describe and create profile for it maybe? But I have no idea how it numbers them and how it knows how many mons there are
Adding to that, how will they find out things for the pokedex description like Magcargo's core temperature?
+Shiny Swalot they probably have hi tech scanners and stuff
Thats never mentioned though...
uhh the pokemon adventures manga about red also shows trainers consulting pokedexes for just about everything, from hp, to lv, to stats, and moves. seriously it's cool.
Proto please do my theory I've been asking so many times so could you please do it sooner or later it's a great theory. My theory is why does Sir Aaron and Ash have similar Aura and why does Riley from Sinoh have a similar look just like Sir Aaron? Plus they both are able to use Aura and they both have Lucarios. Does this mean they are all related some how??? Or could Sir Aaron be Ash's lost father or Maybe Ash is a re incarnated version of Sit Aaron. Or Riley is a descendant of Sir Aaron.
+Astro Churro i have a cool theory to bro its about deoxys being related tothe pokerus virus
Maybe he hadn't used it because he can't find any evidence
+Astro Churro Ok I will look into this.
+Ryan Kreill And yes, this is generally why I can't do theories sometimes.
I know it's a shot in the dark but maybe Riley is a decendant of sir Aaron?
I remember an episode in the early Diamond and Pearl season where Paul caught 3 Starlys, and used his Pokedex to find out which was the best, and the way he did that was to check their moves. One of which had Aerial Ace, while the other two did not, so he released the other two, so I do agree with this theory because of that scene.
Theory on why a fire Pokemons flame never goes out?
Yes please!
he could add a theory why no fire from any pokemon can burn a fucking cut tree...its just not good to add realism to everything. also when charmanders flame goes out it dies which means it can go out ;)
+Ryan Kreill it's possible for it to go out, we have just never seen it
+KnightsOG Charizard's flame may not be a real flame, but an indicator of it's life energy. (Not HP. the amount of life Charizard has. it's confusing.) if charizard is almost dead, then it's flame would reduce unless bought to a Pokemon center. This explains how it can fight underwater in RSE and ORAS and how in Origins, it's flame didn't go out when it landed in the water.
+TheGamingH _ HP is life energy. That's why it's fixed by going to a center. It's already been stated that pokemon can actually die from fighting. Usually they'll faint first or give up or the trainer will give up for them. That's also why at most regulated events, there are referees to determine when one is "unable to battle" and declare the other the winner. It's just like boxing, ufc, etc. The match is stopped when one gets KOd, or sometimes by decision after certain time. If the poke was allowed to keep beating on char(mander-izard) after it was KOd, it would die, just like ufc fighters would if they kept getting beat on after they were KOd.
And if you saw origins, when Blue's Squirtle is beating on Red's Charmander, its flame starts to fade and that's when Red calls him back.
I know how trainers know their moves. Up to the age of 10, they study the Bulbapedia written by Professor Bulba. When visiting a new region, they get the updated version of Bulbapedia. (Just a fun non-canon explanation :D) Other than that, they just rely on their Pokedex I guess.
If I remember right, in the diamond and Perl anime Paul used the pokedex to check the moves of a newly caught starly
But Proto, why was is the "But Proto" sign upside down?
The cursor on the background it triggers me
In the game you can teach pokemon moves when they reach a certain level? Can trainers in the anime decide if they want or do not want a pokemon to learn a certain move? Or do they have no choice?
Hey proto i have a theory for u y Pokemon trainers have to use a machine to trade and not by hands first???
It was addressed multiple times in the Anime, I know at least Ash, Misty and Dawn all consulted their Pokedex every once in a while to check out there Pokemon's moves, the the Diamond and Pearl arcs they even showed us that the Pokedex in the anime looks just like the Pokedex in the DS games
+Luciano Martinez Yea didnt Dawn consult the Dex for Buneary to learn Ice Beam?
I have a theory what causes pokemon to evolve in short time even though evolution takes millions of years to occur?
Because Pokemon evolution = metamorphosis.
wtf 77 only and it came out 1 hour ago???? wow your losing views...
Ummm he is famous shut up
Also SHUT UP U HAVE 0 VIDS U JAVE NO VIEWS
+Thunder Hunter The counter doesn't work properly m8ey.
+Thunder Hunter You're* Omg, it isn't hard to get it right.
+Usman Niazi Relevance?
the journey route is more of an apprentice ship with ojt. one rare pokemon, and the journeyman (gym leaders) give the trainer a battle depending on how much badges they have while teaching skills, and then to become a master trainer one must be able to beat other master trainers actually trying while gym leaders told to hold back on purpose so the apprentice
( rookie trainers) has a chance to beat said trainers. while I'm sure the school route would be great to learn the theory before the practical and steer students to become instructors instead of gym leaders.
I remember this one time, Ash hesitated when calling an attack because he probably wasn't sure if his pkmn knew the move or had to think on his feet.
(Idk if this was the exact move and pkmn he was using) He was basically like "Kingler, use.... Crab hammer".
You should do a theory on why pokemon can only know four moves at a time.
Could you do why aren't trainers allowed to use their pokemon in the safari zone please?
I know usually Ash would find out the new moves of his Pokemon by either experimenting, teaching them a move, or his Pokemon suddenly display the new move, like when his charmander learned Rage during the battle with a primeape, I believe.
Pokemon Theory: How do some pokemon eat?
Pokemon Theory: is real life pokemon possible? And will you think it'll cause problems that could mean the end of the world like in the games??
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real life pokemon? yes they exist they are called animals...and keys and toasters and ice cream cones to an extend
+Lukas M. (Goldenrevolver) Genically modified, Rat with Eel and jellfish DNA to make a pikachu. I think Japan are trying to create real life pokemon, I say it be another 80-100 years before we see even a half man made pocket monster.
+Mysterial, Dedicated Gamer & Juvenile Diabetes Activist only problem is the only jellyfish that produce any sort of electricity are nocturnal ones that produce bioluminescence
My answer to this theory would be one word, Aura. I theorize everyone in the Pokemon universe can sense aura to some extent, recognizing when their Pokemon has leveled and learned a new move. One of the aspects of aura includes reading the minds and actions of others, explaining how the trainer can recognize when their Pokemon has learned a move as well as other things.
Hmm, very interesting. I'm gonna continue with my "League owns and regulates everything" theory and say that moves are regulated to provide balance and structure, but Pokemon can attack in other ways. In the school episode, the girl states that moves like Bone Club and Bonemerang are allowed when Ash says she was cheating.
New techniques are developed and are eventually decided upon by the League whether to be official moves or banned.
This is why moves like Guillotine and Fissure are regulated so that in formal battles the Pokemon aren't KILLED!
"But Proto!" Pokemon Adventure(the manga) shows people using pokedexes(is that the plural?) to see the moves and HP of their pokemon
But Proto: How do they know what to teach to begin with?
Make a theory on zygarde and the new form of greninja
The intro with the pokeball used to scare the shit out of me xD
a little pokemon theory: (which is more I've always wondered) what the pokemon food is made of? you know, those brown little things that are ofter showed in the anime....
Protomario does not exist to make you pokemon theories.
Finally back to the pokemon theories
Well i wondered about this when in episode 4 of the original series, Ash's Metapod evolves into Butterfree whilst fighting Beedrill. Pretty much as soon as it evolves, Ash's orders it to use Sleep powder. How did he know it had it? I get that yeh when BF evolves it learns the powders, but Ash knows NOTHING about Pokemon at this point. Just kinda funny really.
The weird part is that hoomans and the Pokemon use the same words for the moves.
A pretty anti climatic theory.
It's not even a theory. It's a question followed up with blunt statements.
The theory would have been "what practical skills do they teach at Pokémon academy's? I believe it's..." Rather then just asking "How do they even?"
Just to wrap it up with a reference to another meme that has nothing to do with the video itself.
+The only person who married marribelle on their first game
Isn't this the majority of his videos though? I can't remember the last time he made a video that was both plausible and makes an impact.
***** Yeah his theories always tell me something I already know and then he asks the viewers, "What do you think about this?" then ends the videos. That's why I only like his news stories.
+The only person who married marribelle on their first game You guys are the worst I swear, always forgetting that you are the ones who submit the theories. They are yours not mine personally.
ProtoMario I mean its pretty nice of you for taking your viewers suggestions but still don't take the ones that are so obvious please.
How do Trainers Know their Pokémon's Attacks, Proto? Answer: Bulbapedia!
Right before i watched this, i told myself, "It's the Pokedex", so i have to agree with you with it IS the Pokedex, or the "AttackDex" part, that tells trainers what attacks their Pokemon know! But the 2 things you did not mention were the obvious facts about it in the anime: 1- Ash and Paul's first encounter! Paul tells Ash he saw him catch his Starly, and asks Ash, "You really think that Starly's good enough???" Then goes on to tell him, you can scan the Pokemon you catch to see what moves they know, as Paul is trying to find and catch a Starly with Aerial Ace, i highly Level move, that most Starly wont know off the bat! Thanks to scanning his 3 Starly, he sees he did catch 1 with Aerial Ace, so he releases the other 2! Paul does this later with a Stantler that he catches, and sees it only knows Tackle! Then one of the biggest things when it comes to learning new moves, most Pokemon learn new moves when they evolve, just like Ash's Boldore! When Roggenrola evolves into Boldore and Ash checks his Pokedex, after the Pokedex finish talking, Ash says, "All right! We got new moves!!!" Those moves being Rock Blast, and Rock Smash! Now, when it comes to learning moves, most pokemon learn moves either through using an older move, and a newer moves takes place by what seems like accident, then you have to refine and practice that move, if it seems shaky, some times a new moves might just come naturally. An example of this is in the Battle Frontier, when Pikachu uses Quick Attack, but ended up using Volt Tackle instead! And some trainer can teach their Pokemon new moves even if there is NO sign that they are trying to learn it, and most of time there is another trainer or an elder of sorts helping out the trainer with advice on the move, that the Pokemon is trying to learn! Like Froakie trying to learn Quick Attack, it was a spur of the moment idea, and it did not even result in Quick Attack, it learned Double Team instead! When it comes to Pokemon and Moves, it is a very interesting subject that can be talked about for hours!
Hey Proto! Hello! I thought you could do a Theory about the DNA Splicers (can't remember how its spelled, sorry.......) about their origin, Drayden being the guardian, and how Kyurem Responds to them!
Hope you get better Proto! I also have allergies so I know how you feel.
this is a very plausible theory imo, for the anime. it gets me thinking about it, and i love a good brain challenge. also, to The only person who married marribelle on their first game...plz dont be so hard on Proto, he's trying his best for us, the viewers and subscribers, who send in the requests for theories, and personally i like his videos despite them being "anti-climactic" and whatnot.
Hmmm.... you're on the right track but I have a different idea, maybe they learn the most common move sets for a Pokemon and they go to school for the effects because if I recall, in Emerald when you enter the class room in Rustboro you can see that they are learning the effects like burn, poison, etc. and they had books in front of them, but that is just a theory a ProtoMario theory
I thought so. I also think trainers have notepads too. XD
make a theory on "Would've Ash been able to defeat his enemies from who he lost if he would've picked the right Pokemon despite the fact of 'every Pokemon should have a chance' ."
But Proto, I have to wonder how the tcg can exist in the anime, yet not anything resembling the video game carts.
Speaking about this.. Sometimes I believe that pokemons in the anime have more than 4 attacks for which I don't have any proof but it kinda seems like that
In one of the very first diamond and pearl episodes Paul catches 3 starly and explains to ash that he can check the moves of his pokemon on his pokedex, then he releases the two starly that don't know gust
But proto what about Steven universe theories
I thought that the trainer sort of has a psychic connection to their Pokemon, the same way they are connected for mega evolution but on a smaller scale.
In the gen 3 anime, Brock has a book that he uses to tell Ash about Pokémon, including sometimes moves.
How did the schools/teachers learn pokemon moves/info?
How does the pokedex know pokemon moves/info?
I feel like that trainers that dont have the means of seeing the pokemons moves they could just teach the pokemon four moves and suggest that it not learn new ones
how do pokemon learn new moves do they still know the old moves or they just don't use the move anymore and how do trainers know their pokemon learned new moves
But in the anime the Pokemon who learned the new move showed the trainer there new move
Plus they can check the pokedex
Here's a theory why don't trainers ever cut their hear in the games or cartoons.
Hey Proto, Can you answer this for me? How come I can send out my fire pokemon like charizard, who hate water, on water???
This is how I always assumed trainers knew what attacks their Pokemon had and learned.
Can u please make a theory if legendary's have lower evalution?
I always wondered why/if Pokemon poop.Ok maybe I could of found a better term. Obviously they eat berries and Pokemon food, and like every living creature, they have to get rid of the waste one way or another.My personal theory for a while was that they get rid, or release, that waste or energy in the form of their Pokemon attacks.Good energy = strong attacksBad foods = weak attacksI don't know, just something I thought of.
This, isn't much of a theory.... Ash's Pokedex knew pokemon attacks, it shows in the Anime episode, "The Ninja-Poke Showdown" with Psyduck, it was also fricken hilarious!
I subbed for the Pokemon theories
When will we ever see a Megaman theory video?
No , Because Pokemon when caught or got as a starter they create bonds so when they learn a new move or their Pokemon levels up they get a mental pic of that and remember that.
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lel, I find it funny that someone with your username is commenting on a moves vid. :D
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Theory: Was N really born from Pokemon?
Feel you on the allergies. I live in southeastern Ohio. Real bad today.
I feel everyone in the allergies. Approaching harvest season and the worst is yet to come.
Can u do a theory about how they don't stay mega evolved
Haha, funny "But Proto!" @ 2:49, way to go Proto :P
That makes sense but only for the trainers of today. . . I mean before the pokedex, before the trainer schools. Before Pokeballs. How did they learn all of this and who created the pokeballs to begin with? If you go all the way back it had to start with someone, maybe it was someone like Yellow who could sense a Pokemon's emotions and thoughts? Perhaps the very first professor? Who knows, but this does require a lot of the lore to be unfurled.
So yeah being a pokemon trainer in real life is hard it's not like the game which explains why ash lost the league
Simple answer, POKEDEX, its been confirmed in 2 of 3 series (animu and mango) that the pokedex can show moves
+xXnotslyfoxhoundXx Lol "animu & mango" xD
he already said that
But if the pokedex is the answer then why do you keep going on? It should have ended like at the 2:30 mark
But your right adventuring is dangerous one could be blasted by a Rhydon's attack thrown in the water by a psychic type, squashed by a Charizard grab the idiot ball and tries to capture a trainers pokemon or be kidnapped and left to die a horrific frozen death by a quartet of psychotic murderous trainers after being completely creamed by them
But Proto, you're so awesome
But proto how could the people that lived before the pokedex know the moves of pokemon?
Lots of studying, experimentation, and memorization.
You wasted a minute on hay fever.
You do know the Coma theory is absolute Garbage right also Serena has no signs of being a Rapist, but of course you just had to take a Shot at Ash didn't you
how did the first poketrainers learn the moves of the pokemon first? like what did they do to know "fire blast", and how did the pokemon learn that that was that move? Proto we need ur help, plz
But Proto...other people can make theories when sick...but Proto you are a super hero...but Proto...everyone sucks and they should understand...but Proto you are a good RUclipsr
I'm a subscriber and I'm sorry to say this but this video was terrible seriously and I know about your sleep issue but pull yourself together man
Personally i believe that in the pokemon universe the limiting of four moves and the moves that can be learned by pokemon are simply rules instated by the pokemon league. So for example Ash's Pikachu never forgot any of his moves (Quick attack, Thunder etc.) but instead ash chooses not to use them as he wants to use other moves (Volt tackle, thunderbolt, electro ball, iron tail). This would also explain how some pokemon are able to learn moves in one region or generation but no the next... because that regions pokemon league bans it... Like swagger in smogon :|
p.s. please correct me on pikachus moves and that because i could be wrong (It's late and i don't want to do a whole bunch of reasearch to be 100% accurate with my example... sorry) but yeah its just a thought
I'm not really bashing, and I'm not expecting it to change, nor do I really want it to because, you know.. success to who I watch on youtube and everything, but I hate constantly seeing people talk about their patreons on youtube. It's at the end of the video, which is appreciated, so again, not bashing Proto... just the main people I've been watching on youtube lately all seem to talk about their patreons.
Instead of leaving the video with a thanks for watching :D I hear... "give me money through here."
It only really makes its impact when I'm binging, and like I said I get it. If I was making youtube vids, I'd want to have a patreon and promote it too... But I was sure RUclips pays the uploader, and I just wanted to vent.
Instead of leaving the video, "Okay cool :D" I always end up leaving "ughhhh... here we go with this patreon bull shit. -_-"
If even one or two people donate every vid from the information, then it's definitely worth it because it helps/supports the uploader in what they're doing. Just from my seat, it's annoying. And I've already heard Proto talk about how he uses money from it to give toys to kids etc, so you don't have to waste your finger energy.
It seems like patreon just came out of nowhere, and then all of a sudden it was everywhere.
I'm done. I'm ready for all the butthurt commenters to be butthurt even after I expressed how I understand and still support him getting support albeit as a slight annoyance to me, but that's the internet.
A few oddities I find weird about Pokémon: Are all the schools/colleges in the anime/game just to learn about Pokémon or do they teach others things??? And why is the history of this world always Pokémon related???
But PROTOOOOOO!!!! What happens when a pokemon has to forget a move. Do they know when they have 4 moves? How would they know this if they don't have a pokedex or didn't go to school for this.
I think this is pretty cannon
pretty useless video..just from playing the game and watching season 1&2 of pokemon when I was young I already knew the pok'edex gives you that information..
Remember when Paul used his Pokedex on some Starly.
Good theory, another plausible explanation is that the trainers can look up their Pokémon's moves in the Pokémon Storage System. The storage system possibly give trainers a summary of the Pokémon.
In the first few episodes of diamond and pearl when Ash meets Paul, Paul checks the moves of multiple Starly's and chooses the one with Aerial Ace.
So yes, you can use the pokedex to check moves. Not really a theory, just fact.
it would make sense. look back in black and white at Striaton city. they had a pokemon school and they talked about moves and even held items. SO THERE IS PROOF!
Hey +ProtoMario I don't get why we are told in the game when the Pokémon will learn the move in the first place. like how Pikachu learned how to use Electro ball and forgot Volt tackle in Unova with out ash knowing Pikachu was going to do so>
Pokemon trainers know there pokemon moves using the pokedex
"but proto!" (never thought i'd say that), how would the trainer even know the pokemon wants to learn a certain move, anyway?
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but proto stop stealing from matpat
+kagebowate23 but kage i have oppinions sorry if it seemed like im trying to offend
the pokédex tells them, it's not the Pokémon that can only learn 4 moves it's the dex.
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hmmm good point
some trainer train with their pokemon and found that their pokemon can do awesome stuffs, they then named the moves and popularize it. word got around that certain pokemon can do certain moves set so trainers all around train their pokemon to be able to do those moves, hence leveling up their pokemon. it's just like the command "sit" to your dog.
then scientists MRI scan the pokemon's brain while it try to do that move, the brain pattern for specific move is recorded and reproduced in the form of TM, which when activated triggers electrical impulse into the pokemon's brain to recreate that move inside their brain, hence they learn a new move.
Hey proto I haven't watch u for a long time because of watching GAME THEORY but I Elly enjoy watching u again
How do Pokemon know what move to use when a trainer says so, for example, "pikachu, use thunderbolt" how do they know if thunderbolt is thunderbolt?
Hey proto, can you make a video addressing the insults to gamers and the insults to let's players that have been insulted on the jimmy Kimmel show and the 2015 teen choice awards.
Because they are stored in the pokemon's data, trainers memorize them. If they said a move they didn't have then the pokemon wouldn't do anything and would be confused.
He brought back the coma theory, and went into too much detail. *FACEPALM* OW! MY GLASSES!
I am guessing that before the attackdex, a certain percentage of people would of known how to communicate with pokemon to learn their moves, ie sabrina, n, lance and yellow from pokemon special
But Protto! Can u make a video on are ghost Pokemon dead? Cuz in lavender town the Pokemon originally show up as un seeable ghost. So are they really dead Pokemon?