paladinlost | 37th moon [video]

[There is a Gyarados on the screen. Bouncing. Up and down and up and down and- You get the picture. There might also be a squealing Clefable somewhere on top of said Gyarados, but with all that bouncing it might be hard to tell.]

I was already familar with TMs, but that move tutor also knew a surprising number of abilities, compared to the one in Ilex Forest. Does anyone have any interesting attacks to recommend, machine- or tutor-taught? I find myself hesitating between a few of them, and additional opinions would be appreciated.

[Riding a bouncing Gyarados must be pretty fun, because Cecil's Umbreon and Blissey are now trying to jump on.]

Leon, do you still need help with that house? Now that Kain has his badge, I should have the time to go. In fact, we need to discuss travel plans, travelmates. Perhaps- oh dear.

[The disadvantage of riding a bouncing Gyarados is, of course, the risk of falling off. Thus, Cecil abandons this post to go help poor Edges, who just found out that it's hard to hold on to someone when you only have paws.]

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[Thank goodness for those manners his Master instilled]

Uh-huh, there're a few I've tried and liked. Princess learned Aqua Tail from a tutor, and it's a pretty strong water move. Bolt knows ThunderPunch, and I know there're ones for fire and ice also, it's a solid attack. And then Zephyr knows one called Draco Meteor that's really strong, I like it because he doesn't take any recoil damage from it, unlike some other moves with high attack power.

Draco Meteor?

[Good old meteor spells, how he missed you.]

I'd heard of the other two before, but not that one. I suppose its name implies that it is a Dragon-type move? That could be rather useful for Kayne and Mist... Yet at the same time, they might be better served by an attack strong against their weaknesses.