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7:17 I’ve heard of all these abilities except for Triage
@@keeganguyer5237 I've heard of a lot of this. Thanks to 9 year old me for playing Emerald 1/10 of the way through
@Lisa Griffiths Last Resort is my shiny slveons best move
@@robjackson4050 I agree when i start posting i winn never do thst mess
The ability damp is actually popular for shiny hunting Pokémon that can explode and or self-destruct to prevent them from killing themselves
I also seem to get it whenever I pick Mudkip in fangames
It’s also super helpful in nuzlockes for the same reason
@Afraaz Suleman LMAO
Damp is how I got all the Minior forms for the dex
Damp seems to be common in the mystery dungeon games so that's where I first saw that one. Triage is comphay's, I can't spell, ability.
Bruh, you’ve never heard of Damp?? That’s one of the Psyduck, Poliwag, and Wooper lines’ abilities.
And swampert
Right?? As soon as he said Damp as one of the first abilities he didnt know it immediately makes me think he dosnt play the games much
@@Dan55888 Considering he's such a big Johto fan...I'm surprised he didn't know about damp considering it's in the Wooper line. :/
RedThunderDan yeah, not to rag on it too much, I notice sometimes his list videos like this one have either exaggerations or off the mark details like this one. Definitely makes me think he either doesn’t play much or just takes random things he finds online and doesn’t do too much double checking
@@sinnohperson8813 Don't forget about Jellicent
Filter, Solid Rock, Triage, and Water Bubble are all actually amazing abilities. Do not underestimate them. The others are just incredibly situational.
Long Reach is great, since it's only on the Rowlet line and everything is better than Overgrow in most match ups. Damp is one of the Shiny Hunter's favorite, too. Meanwhile everyone's heard of Stall because it's a meme ability.
Lol half of the moves he mentioned is popular af
Water bubble is insanely good, it's honestly only acceptable because the Pokémon that has it has mediocre offensive stats.
@@swahilimaster Araquanid is a widely used Pokemon
@@swahilimaster Mhm. Water Bubble is an overpowered ability trapped on a terrible Pokemon. Similar case to something like Wonder Guard.
I once bred a Parasect with Damp specifically, to hunt for self-destructing Pokémon on XY. Most of the other abilities I've heard of or used as well before. Not all, thou. But Damp actually is pretty useful more outside of competetive or even trainer battles.
As a pokemon showdown player, I knew most of the moves, abilities, and items.
Same just not the npcs
@@brianmadera1828 Yeah
Even the X attack 6?
Yep.
Me: *a Pokémon MASTER* Hoops: I bet you don’t know- Me: SILENCE
Lmao, let us see
Try blueboyphin's obscure pokemon facts, its a great series with actually obscure pokemon facts
@@Crobat7269 yeah this video was a massive disappointment. :/
I’ve heard of every single one of those abilities before. But I also spend a lot of time on serebii
I spend some time on both serebii and bulbapedia
Hoops and hip hop: bet you’ve never heard of these abilities. Me:I’ve heard of all of them MWAHHAHAHAH. I’m not sure wether to be proud or ashamed.
Shame me once
You should be ashamed... I swear I hadn't heard of all of them.
I have heard of all those abilities too
I thought he would actually say something potentially unheard of like Cacophony.
A lot of the moves and abilities I knew about, but I research those when I'm deciding how to raise my Pokemon, so I'm probably an outlier. Still, there were some of the newer ones I didn't know about.
"The fast ball is also effective on pokemon that flee alot." You dont say? *Catches Entei with a fast ball*
The common stone sounds like a beta version of the stone that one of your friends gives you thinking it might be a mega stone. It is quickly revealed to just be a regular stone that stays in your key items with a very similar description.
Fun fact for the shiny leafs! They’re only found on certain routes depending on each Pokemon and their natures! Each set of nature’s share 5 routes that you need to collect the leaves from that give the crown
I always get excited when I hear people talk about the E-Reader I still have mine and still love it.
Clear smog is a useful moves usually used on amoonguss to counter geomancy xerneas
Um... The Fast Ball? How would anyone not know that one more than any others? It's not any rarer in Gen 2/4 than any other apricorn ball, is it?
I think it has to do with it being more forgetable since the quick ball exists.
@@cookiemoon7441 I mean, ig, but that still seems a stretch, the balls aren't easy to confuse unless you're bad at semantics tbh.
@@lexruptor well the mechanics yes, but the pokeballs have such similar names that someone who never really used the fast balls in silver and gold would likely have just forgotten it and since the quick ball is used far more it's easy to confuse the names
Most people don't even know Quick Balls new effect from Gen 7; If the wild Pokémon has a base Speed stat of 100 or more, the Fast Ball has a 4× catch rate modifier; otherwise, it has a 1× modifier.(Ultra Beasts are always 0.1% Modifier.)
The Fast Ball's somewhat notable for not working properly in Gen 2. At least, I see that as notable, anyway. But yeah- it was intended to work better on any Pokémon that could flee, and instead it only applies that bonus to Magnemite, Grimer, and Tangela, a fraction of the full list.
I have the habit of scrolling all the new abilities when a new game comes out, therefore I'm pretty sure I've seen all these abilities before. It's actually surprising to me that a poketuber would not have heard of these abilities before.
False surrender is the signature move of morgrem so if you never used the impadimp line then you wouldn't know
Are you kidding, I always talk to the assistants. My favorite is the Assistant from Prof. Elm's lab, he's an absolute chad, but Roseanne is awesome ngl.
yeah, I always talk to EVERYONE my first time playing a game.
For the abilities, I already knew about Flower Gift and Long Reach. For the moves, I knew Wring Out, Telekinesis, Clear Smog, Tail Slap, Spotlight, Lunge, Stuff Cheeks and Clangorous Soul. For the berries, I knew the Rabuta Berry and the Enigma Berry. For the items, I knew the Fast Ball and the Common Stone. That's one of the reasons why I love playing crazy randomizer. You discover obscure moves, abilities and/or items that can be totally useless or actually really fun.
Most of these I did not know about, and I forgot some of the Wonder Launcher's multiplayer items. It's not that I didn't know of the items for that thing ever, as I've played multiplayer battles tied to that battle mode with my friend in school at the time. They really need to bring that mode back, as it'd add another thing to multiplayer battles we don't really have today.
I know Filter (Mr Mime), Damp (Quagsire), Flower Gift (Cherrim), Triage (Comfey), Rattled (Toxel) and Water Bubble (Araquanid). Same with the attakcs: I know Wring Out, Telekinesis, Chip Away, Clear Smog, Tail Slap, Iron Deluge, Happy Hour (which I use quite a lot to farm money at the Galarian Star Tournament), Purify, Lunge, Stuff Cheeks, Clangorous Soul, False Surrender and Skitter Smack. I guess when you battle online, you just learn more about the abilities, attacks and Pokémon overall so I absolutely suggest you to do that because moves like Lunge, Stuff Cheeks, Skitter Smack and False Surrender are commonly used. You can even play the Dynamax Adventure to come across these moves and abilities, they definitely aren't "never heard of" if you battle.
I remember playing gen 3, collecting all the in game berries and being so upset when i found out i needed an e reader and the cards to get the rest. Never happened 🤣
I actually had an e reader, can't remember the reason, but never really got to use it. Not sure what happened to it either now that I think about it...just kinda went poof...I think I still have some of the battle cards somewhere still in plastic.
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Definitely heard of Damp before, I believe I first heard about it in Gen 5 when the Dream World was a new concept Triage is one I found recently where a pokemon showdown KZheadr used a Comfey with Triage and Draining Kiss was faster then another priority move. It was kind of nutty
I did the shiny leaf quest, so here's a cool tidbit: pokemon can find shiny leaves in only certain locations that depends on their nature. So, they can't just find a Shiny Leaf anywhere in Kanto/Johto. Each Nature has set locations where leaves can be found by them. I don't know if anyone knew this, but I really wanted a Leaf Crown back in the day, so yeah.
I've heard of all of the Abilities Water Bubble, specifically, is the most common way to run Araquanid
Dude, do you never use any moves outside of the gold standards? I’m not even a competitive player and I knew all of those moves, just from playing through the games. Used a few of them too.
i'm that person who REALLY likes Berries, as a Berry and battle enthusiast i knew about all these Berries and probably more, plus all the abilities, moves, and items, but i sure didn't know that Walda had a second name, or about the radio characters
I'm really into Berries too. I even made my own designs for the Gen II Berries that don't have sprites. flamintales.fandom.com/wiki/User_blog:Raidra/Berry_Intensive_Project
@@karaoconnoraliasraidra OOH those are really nice, reminded me that i also once made my own original berries, and two new flavours called Minty and Chewy hahah
@@KaiCyreus Thank you, I'm glad you liked them! I like the idea of the Minty and Chewy Berries too! :-D I'm kind of surprised there aren't more fan-made Berries (After all, there are fan-made Types, Moves, and Abilities, so someone could always make Berries to go along with them).
@@karaoconnoraliasraidra yeah, i'd love to get back into that, i never made effects for my fanmade berries back then
@@KaiCyreus That's cool. Since not every Berry has an effect (other than flavoring treats or dying clothing), you could do whatever you feel. I've also wondered if the medicines are actually the juices of berries mixed with other ingredients (like is the Antidote made of Pecha and Drash juices). If I think about it too long, however, I start to wonder if they have flavors (like does the Freeze Heal taste sour since the Aspear and Pumkin Berries are sour) and I feel I'm thinking too much about it.
I've heard and used and know every ability and move u mentioned but I can't complain I'm into competitive.
For the abilities: I mean, given, I do play and watch randomized Nuzlockes, but still, how would Damp and Filter be obscure at all? And Rattled is incredibly easy to encounter in Gen 8, as the gift Toxel has it. The others I have never heard. As for the moves: I knew Clear Smog, Tail Slap (I had a Technician Cinchino in a Shield Wonderlocke lately that had that), Spotlight and False Surrender (Anyone who used a Grimmsnarl should know that one) And for the Berries: I've definitely seen Rabuta and Watmel before. Not the others though. Also, anyone who played Gen 2 should gemember the Fast Ball as one of the Kurt balls. Oh, and the only reason I'm aware of the Gorgeous Box is because I found one in a randomized Gen 2 game.
Honestly makes me wonder if this guy even plays Pokemon games tbh. How have you not heard of a lot of these things before? How do you not know what Damp is? Chip Away? It's not like there are trainers and Elite Four in Gen 5 that spam the move like crazy
Seriously. Chip away is a freaking TM!
Right? Damp is one of Psyducks abilities and Psyduck is in most games. I always kinda forget what chip away does (i think it ignores stat changes or something) but I always know it as a move
The only ability I knew if before this video was damp, which keeps a Pokemon from self destructing.
Hoops: You’ve never heard of Damp Mystery Dungeon Fans:
Damp is actually very common and Long Reach is Decidueye’s hidden ability.
When I got my shiny Grimsnarl False Surrender was one I saw and uses because though was cool.
I've heard of flower gift and rattled and for the moves I've heard of wring out, clear smog, tail slap (only because a random pokemon used it on me a few days ago), lunge, and ion deluge I've also heard of the watmel berry, enigma berry, and chilan berry
Did you really try to say the Fast Ball was unheard of...
Oh you DID find info on the Teru-Sama! I dont remember ever trying to sell it (I probably did). That's interesting that it sold for so much.
thanks to pokemon go, masters & probably the anime I saw some of those moves mentioned in this video before lol plus some poketubers covering them before I saw e.g. auraguardian
7:25 In the manga, Red's Poliwhirl's ability is Damp, as mentioned in Volume 23. I've heard of some of the other moves you mentioned. 9:44 Most of the berries no one has ever heard of are more useful for Pokemon Contests than many other things, but I've heard of one or two that you mentioned. 12:34 I knew about the Intriguing Stone already. I used to be a Pokemon nerd so that's how I know this stuff.
I love these types of videos, I love learning about the concepts and hidden secrets that almost never get to see the light of day. Makes me wish there was something like this for Colosseum and XD. There's a manga of Colosseum, and I'm sure there's all kinds of secrets we've never got to see in those games.
I remember a lot of these moves actually... Telekinesis makes you levitate, tail slap is like fury attack but for Minccino/Cinccino, Chip away is a move that ignores stat gains. And Clear Smog is basically Haze plus damage. Poison type move that clears stat changes completely. I got a couple Watmel Berries in gen 3. I remember you would go to the berry Master's wife and Say " Overwhelming Latias" but by the time I found that out the internal battery ran dry, which stopped berries from growing
The whole Rowlet line has long reach as the hidden ability.
Funny enough I knew all of the moves, fast ball and most of the berries.
How do you do this for a living and don’t know some these abilities and moves? Lol I knew all of this short of the random character one offs that obviously no one would know because they aren’t significant.
I guess he doesn't really battle.
Considering Sabeleye is my fave mon, yeah I knew stall as well as damp. I also knew most the moves
I must have played Pokemon a lot because I have heard of most of these abilities, moves and berries. Some of these aren't that unknown as they are signature abilities and moves like Cherrim's Flower Gift and Araquanid's Water Bubble
Many of the berries are pretty obscure with little to no good uses but the abilities and moves he lists are really strange that he dosnt know about things like Damp
Mystery Gift Carrie also appeared in Pokémon Stadium 2 with a nice drawn portrait, I thought you'd mention that! Back in the day she was my only source of Mystery Gift and I'd log in daily.
Skitter Smack is a common move in Dynamax Adventures. Stuffed Cheeks is the signature move of Greedent and Skwovet. Rattled is the hidden ability of Alolan Meowth and Alolan Persian. Fast Ball is a Gen 2 Apricorn Ball. I have hidden ability Pichu in Fast Balls in Pokémon Home
I've heard of all those abilities except for grass pelt, and I've heard of all those moves
Triage is pronounced as tree-ahj btw! Also ripen and damp are relatively known for battlers! Same for a lot of the moves but I guess that makes sense
Thank you! It blows my mind that so many people don't know how to pronounce triage!
@@ShinyTogeticFTW I try not to comment on mis-pronunciations but this one tilted me...and "nitch" (niche)...OUCH
don't have Ridge wallet but do have a big wallet but don't keep it in the back pocket, more to the front so it is harder for pickpockets to steal and they have to be more personel to snag it lol
Yeah, my wallet's in the front pocket as well. Do people really keep their wallet in their back pocket? That just sounds uncomfortable. Far as I'm concerned, back pockets of my pants are strictly decorative.
@@IAmMissingnoMaster plus back pockets are the easiest to steal from, including crowded areas
@@sunalise6509 I would imagine, for sure. All the more reason I don't put anything in them.
I knew about Water Bubble because of Dewpider and Araquanid. It’s their standard Ability and the one that Totem Araquanid has in Gen VII.
Up until now I knew about all the characters now let's see the abilities
Really? I wouldnt readily remember much of the characters but I know all of those abilities and can probably say what each does without even looking them up
Wring Out is a great move. I had a Tangrowth, Tentacruel, Seviper, Carnivine, Cradily, Victrebel and Lickilicky on previous playthrough teams that had it and its great as a first turn move since its 120 base power if the opponent is at full health
I've heard of all the moves, a trainer keeps up to date on these things, and I have used ALL of the moves you listed, Lunge is cool tbh.
Lunge is the one of 3 good bug type move the others being X scizor and U-turn
I was doing a challange with my friend where we catch a bunch of random pokemon in the wild area and then battle with them, his wooper had damp and saved him from my exploding roggenrolla evolution(i forgot the name). it was hilarious :))
Just wanted to let you know, I got a full odds shiny cyndiquil after 2,747 resets in heartgold
I mean, old pokefans who had seen the anime could easily remember the Fast ball because Brock caught his Pineco in it on the same episode Kurt gave that ball to him. That ball continued to appear in the Hoenn region because Brock exclusively brought his Foretress to the Hoenn region.
Some of my Pokémon in HeartGold and SoulSilver have found the golden leaves. Never got that crown. I love Camerupt, so I knew about the Solid Rock ability.
Jet reminds me of 002 from cyborg 009,also the many berries and the items shown are really interesting
I had an e-reader back in the day and was obsessed with the berry cards, I bought many packets but I only got Chillan berry I was so disappointed
I'll list out facts I actually knew versus what I actually learned as I watch: 1. I knew Walda, though not her name. I also knew Yellow's uncle was based on a fisherman in the games, but not his name. The rest, I honestly didn't know in terms of NPCs. 2. I knew about most of the abilities. The only one that I didn't know was Ripen. 3. In terms of moves, I hadn't known about Spotlight and Purify. 4. I honestly knew about all those berries. I never used them myself, but Bulbapedia is my friend, and I often look at berry listings to find berries of particular flavors for my Pokemon, so I've seen the list of eReader berries. 5. For items, you got me with the Chalky Stone, Common Stone, Gorgeous Box, different game systems, and Teru-sama. I also didn't know the Wonder Launcher was how you got the upgraded battle items, but I knew they existed. Overall, not bad. I actually learned some new things about the games I adore!
Stall would be an awesome Ability if Sableye had better bulk! Think about it- STAB Payback guaranteed to be at full power! Rototiller I have a funny story about- I was battling Lusamine's Clefable in Moon, and it Metronomed Forest's Curse on one turn, and then Metronomed Rototiller the turn after, so it basically set things up to be able to power up my Toxapex. I remember getting the Leaf Crown on my Wynaut. I really wish that carried over to subsequent games, or at least unlocked a new Ribbon. THE WONDER LAUNCHER I REMEMBER THIS! Oh, man, why didn't this catch on more? It was really cool! Honestly, some of these things I remembered better than others, but the only real new pieces of info in this for me were the presence of a Virtual Boy in Gen 2 as a room decoration, and the name origin (and Japanese name) of the Teru-Sama.
I will always remember the fast ball because during my second playthrough of heartgold I managed to catch raikou with the fast ball from kurt right after the roaming started.
I believe Comfey has the ability Triage, and triage is what happens when you initially go to an urgent care or emergency room. It basically assesses the patient's condition, especially in an emergency setting. Comfey is known as a pokemon who heals other pokemon (paraphrasing badly) so that makes sense
Heard of Damp, Filter and Triage. Very good abilities in competitives! Who plays Balanced Hackmons probably knows all of them.
I laughed at the abilities one cause I would always try and theory craft comp teams based on weird abilities on Pokemon no one else used so I’d heard of all of them. You got me on the move toxic thread tho. Never heard of that once.
The Chilan berry is actually widely available. The Rabuta, watmel, belue, spelon, berries were very rare but could be rarely obtained in regular gameplay. The enigma berry was indeed only obtainable through a cheat code..... The other berries you mentioned though? Yeah, I want them! I've heard about quite a few of the abilities and moves mentioned as well, but a couple were new to me. There are rare abilities that some pokemon have although it's incredibly rare and sometimes pop out during breeding a pokemon - like getting a female starter pokemon. Usually you'll get a male, but sometimes you'll hatch out a female. Long Reach is the other ability of Decedueye, and there was a set of final evolution starters given to players where the pokemon actually had the rare alternate abilities in Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon - I believe. I personally have those pokemon
Grass Pelt and Triage are the only abilitys from this video i never heard before and the rest of them are (in the majory) some of my favorites.
I'm shocked you thought all those abilities were unheard of. Many of them are signature abilities for the pokemon or appear on very commonly used pokemon. I'll admit though that I did forget Grass Pelt existed haha. Same goes for the moves you listed. Except Toxic thread, I generally didn't know that one.
As someone who's played Platinum randomizer I _love_ Flower Gift. my rando seed decided it liked that ability a lot and it really _is_ quite useful. Also, what Water Bubble doesn't tell you (and the reason a lot of other commenters are going off about how busted it is) is that it also _doubles the power of Water-type moves._ Triage is also very strong the moment you put it on a Pokémon with even remotely decent stats. Also also I've made use of Lunge because it is very very strong.
The only reason I've always known Tail Slap was an actual move is because i always thought it should be a move since one of the oldest Pokemon cards had it (Charmander, i think?) and when i found it in the game i felt SO validated.
To add on of unheard moves, vacuum cut I think it was called was in Pokemon mystery dungeon explorers of the sky/time/darkness
I believe you're referring to Vacuum Wave? Edit: Huh. I'll be darned. Vacuum-Cut. You were right. One of the few Typeless moves in existence, exclusive to Mystery Dungeon games. Thank you for broadening my knowledge yet again. :)
I have heard of all of those abilities except Solid Rock.
Solid Rock's been around a while, but it's not found on many Pokémon, so I can't blame you. It's only on Camerupt, Rhyperior, Tirtouga, and Carracosta. It works the same as Filter.
I've definitely heard of Filter. My Mime jr/Mr Mime has it in Ultra Moon, and it made him an absolute beast. I named him Meemo.
i grew out of pokemon when i was 6
@@RickSatan OK then. Don't see how that's relevant, but OK then.
@@jadeberkeley5851 u need 2 grow up pokemon is 4 children
@@RickSatan You need to learn to troll better.
I think I only never knew that Snorlax was based on a person
I knew about the abilities Flower Gift and Damp and the moves (not from your other video) clear smog, chip away, happy hour and lunge.
I loved using ariados, the poison thread was really cool, lowers speed plus poison
Wow, some of these which I've never heard of are super useful!
I've heard of literally all of the listed abilities and moves because I'm an obsessive Bulbapedia reader and frequently flip through the Signature Move and Signature Ability pages for some light reading. That said I couldn't tell you what most of them do off the top of my head.
I knew all of the abilities and moves surprisingly but most of the rest was new so good job
Gen 3 had trumpets. Gen 5 had the accordion. Gen 8 had the crowd. Gen 9 better have some bangin' guitars
I’ve remembered the Chilan Berry because that’s an item you need to get to obtain Volcanion in Pokémon Brick Bronze from wild Rattatas, good memories.
Not gonna lie, I would like to see more moments where human fuse with Pokemon, and then they weaponize the concept.
Same here, human/pokémon fusion is something that looked awesome in the Reburst manga, so let’s hope they do it
@@shadowmarauder6033 Sure, and also like what happen to Lusmine too.
@@BergmitetheBlueandPointy0712 if i remember correctly, Hopps also did a theory that maybe i stead of z-moves, Sun & Moon was going to have fusions.
@@shadowmarauder6033 And in the end, fusion did happen, but too bad in happen only once.
You know you've been playing Pokemon for 20+ plus years non stop when you knew all this, besides some of the random npc stuff
1:13 I actually have said "bifold Behemoth" (I really like that term btw) sitting inside my right hand side front pants pocket all the time and like it. Ridge also isn't a good option for me as I like cash and family photos which it doesn't have a good place for. 7:19 Flower Gift isn't unheard of as it's the signature ability of Cherrim and its sunshine dependanzlt form change is very striking. Especially as it does NOT involve its ability. 9:29 The Enigma Berry is kinda known. Fittingly as quite the Enigma as in "The Berry that grows on Gen 3's Mirage Island you never set foot upon." Albeit that's false information.
Hoops: "You've probably never heard of the abilities Triage, Water Bubble, Solid Rock, or Flower Gift . . . " Me: "Ah. Hoops does not battle competitively. 🤓🤔
I've heard of damp, filter, flower gift, long reach, rattled, ripen, solid rock, stall, and water bubble. Some of them, like ripen and water bubble, have been on team members in some of my runs. Wring out is quite common late game DP, and I've also heard of telekinesis, chip away, clear smog, tail slap, mat block, happy hour, rototiller, ion deluge, and clangerous soul. Lunge has been on both the Araquanid and Centiskorch I've used on playthrough teams, and false surrender is learned by Grimmsnarl
I used to just look through pages on serebii and see a lot of those abilities. Damp is mostly for Rain-based pokemon (and I think rain had an environmental effect in mystery dungeon games that had the same effect), Mega Aggron has Filter, I think Cherrim gets Flower Gift, Gogoat has Grass Pelt, Decidueye's hidden ability is Long Reach, Rhyperior gets Solid Rock (iirc when I think Ash fought Palmer in the anime, Brock mentions this ability), Sableye can get Stall (always tried to avoid that personally lol), Comfey gets Triage, and Araquanid gets Water Bubble (cause it's water/bug so I assume they wanted to make it feel more like a water type).
Always fun using rain dance then thunder on flying type pokemon
I didn't knew you can decorate your room in Pokemon! That's dope
Have at least heard of a lot of those moves because I saw them at least once during gameplay. And I have actually found the golden leaf several times during various playthroughs. Can't remember anymore if I also ever got enough for the leaf crown during any of them but of the leaves I found at least one or two if not more during each playthrough.
Fast ball is related to the Pokémon speed state in gen 4 and after, it isn't in gens 1 and 3, but in gen 2 it was for Pokémon that can flee from the battle like delibird and the legendary beasts not both
I’ve heard about a good few of those moves, and I’m kind of surprised you didn’t know some of them
I have actually heard about/seen a lot of those moves before, but I do raise various level one pokemon from surprise trade (right now I raise them to their final evolution or level 30 if a stone evolution), so I see a large variety of moves while raising them/choosing which moves are best for them to keep.
I know about the fast ball, as it's a ball you MUST obtain to catch “the three legendary dogs” in HeartGold and SoulSilver. (Those “dogs” are Suicune, Entai, and Raikou BTW) you need the fast balls to catch them as they run after you make your move, and FYI having a Pokemon with the ability to prevent running won't work as all three of them know roar so good luck. On a side note, you don't have to catch them with fast balls as ultra balls and great balls work just as well, but take longer to do is all. (Plus they cost ALOT of money to). I also know about triange as it's in the sun and moon games as an ability for a Pokemon that assists nurse Joy in the anime, and damp is also in those games to, but I did not know about the whole using it to stop exploding Pokemon from fainting themselves, so thanx for that. ✌️😎
I think damp is probably a little bit better known since it's used by people when shiny hunting pokemon who explode
Amazing contend! A great work of research in this amazing franchise called Pokémon! Cheers from Brazil!