Complete List of Moves and Attacks for Each Pokemon in Pokemon Go

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1. Noobtohacker says

   July 14, 2016 at 3:44 pm

   Thanks a lot! You are right! Did you know that Brine is an attack that only Omanyte has? No other pokemon has it! Lucky you!

2. Noobtohacker says

   July 14, 2016 at 4:59 pm

   Thanks a ton Ronit! Noted yes! Actually all of those I have already logged! It’s just that in the process some might have slipped. This list should be all good! But yeah it’s hard to not allow anyone to slip! 🙂 Thanks again.

3. Alexander Feng says

   July 15, 2016 at 2:36 am

   Hyperbeam? 70

   • Noobtohacker says

     July 15, 2016 at 2:49 am

     Yes, that’s right. Hyperbeam is a 1 energy bar 70 damage move!

4. Vinz says

   July 15, 2016 at 9:13 am

   Hi. Would you consider anyone with NORMAL Standard attacks be the best pokemons since you can use them against any pokemons? Also, What do you think is the best Special attack considering the attack animation vs total damage of that particular special attack. Thanks for this wonderful infosite btw.

   • Noobtohacker says

     July 15, 2016 at 3:21 pm

     Dear Vinz that’s a great question. Personally I think that as level go higher, you will want fight pokemons always with counterparts that are very effective against them. Hence I wouldn’t say normal is necessarily best! With regards to the special attacks, thats also a great question. There are a lot of people researching the topic, checking if time to attack is same or not… also remember if 1 energy bar takes longer to load, this means you might be dead before you can use the attack, but at the same time, if you throw smaller attacks on a for instance 55 x 3 special, you are also spending more time long pressing, which is an opportunity cost. Hence, the issue is more complex than it seems and currently I don’t think anyone has the answer yet. 🙂 My purpose with this guide was to list all attacks so that people can easily find their pokemon attacks and decide which ones they like best! Hope this clarifies it!

     • Vinz says

       July 16, 2016 at 7:32 am

       Having played RBY, I think it’s better to invest your stardust on Normal type pokemons. RBY has gen1 Pokémons and almost all staple pokemons are the Normal types. One reasoning is that stardust don’t come too often and you have a limited supply of stardust (not if you catch a lot of pokemkns). Investing on a certain type would cause that Pokémon strong only to a certain type but weak against other ones. The thing for me is I want to be able to create a staple team of normals which I can use at every gym against any Pokémon without weaknesses whatsoever. Of course you would always have a special that has a certain type, and that would be a nice bonus perhaps. What’s important is you have a normal attack that is a normal type.

       • Olya says

         July 16, 2016 at 3:35 pm

         The weakness would be rock and steel. Plus, those pokemon are usually sturdy as well, so you may want to have a pokemon to deal with them

5. Noobtohacker says

   July 15, 2016 at 3:25 pm

   Hey! Surprisingly some evolutions have less seemingly powerful attacks! The attacks are listed correctly! 🙂 But remember that high evolutions also have higher CP so it balances out ;)!

6. Noobtohacker says

   July 15, 2016 at 4:17 pm

   Thanks a lot! I have discovered a glitch in my algorythm that caused some missing pieces! Fixing everything now!

7. Ben says

   July 17, 2016 at 2:18 am

   You are amazing! Thanks for sharing!!

8. Patter says

   July 17, 2016 at 2:23 pm

   First of all
   How sure are you that a move like Aerial Ace is 25×4 energy bars. In the game it only tells: Aeral Ace – – – – 25.
   So would the overall damage be 25 or 25/4 = 6.25?

   Second of All. Is there a reason in the game that the fewer the bars a move have the bigger they become. Does this mean it takes longer to charge up or is it just a visual thing?

   • Noobtohacker says

     July 20, 2016 at 2:09 pm

     Hi! Situation is a bit more complex than that, as some moves have different durations, and different moves have different “speeds” of recharging the special moves. If you want to check those details you can do so here: http://www.serebii.net/pokemongo/moves.shtml
     Unfortunately it is not currently arranged in a way that is easy to browse per pokemon, but still you can check there and get an idea! Hope it is helpful!