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Priority

2009-05-09T18:09:21Z

Enkidu: /* Priority Brackets */

= Move Priority =
Ever wonder why, despite the massive base speed difference in Pokemon, some Pokemon go first anyway? This has to do with Move Priority.

== Priority Brackets ==
Moves of a higher Priority bracket always go first against moves of a slower priority bracket. If two Pokemon use a move within the same priority bracket the one with higher speed goes first.
::::::Example: If two Pokemon use Roar, the one with higher speed goes first.

::+7 Using pursuit when your opponent switches ( Is +0 if they do not switch or use Baton pass ), Focus punches charge message appears before switching out.
::+6 Switching out
::+5 Helping Hand
::+4 Snatch and Magic coat
::+3 Protect, Follow me, Detect, Endure
::+2 Feint
::+1 Fake Out, Sucker Punch, Extreme Speed, Bullet punch, Mach punch, Vacuum wave, Ice Shard, Shadow Sneak, Quick attack.
::=0 Sleep Talk, Me First, Metronome, Mirror move and EVERYTHING ELSE
::-1 Vital Throw
::-2 Focus punch
::-3 Avalanche, Revenge
::-4 Mirror Coat, Counter
::-5 Roar, Whirlwind
::-6 Trick Room
''' Points to take note'''
*Moves from a lower priority bracket always go last against moves of a higher priority.

*Quick claw ( when it activates roughly 1/6 of the time )allows you to go first within a speed bracket. So a =0 move will not out speed a +1 move if quick claw activates, but it will always beat any other =0 move unless the opponent is faster and activates their own quick claw. Think of it as adding +0.5 to the bracket whatever move you used is in.

*Pursuit is a =0 Priority attack unless the opponent switches, or is faster than you and uses U-turn. ( If they are slower, Pursuit stays at =0 )

*Lagging Tail and Full Incense make a move go last, within that speed bracket. If a =0 Move is used, you will always go last against another =0 move. Any moves of a lower priority bracket wills till go last. In the case of Lagging Tail/Full incense against Lagging Tail/Full incense the one with Higher speed goes last.

* Trick room reverses Speed calculations within a speed bracket, + Priority attacks will still go first, - Priority attacks will still go last. But in the case of same priority brackets ( the majority of attacks are =0 ) Speed is reversed, so slower Pokemon will go before faster ones. ( Essentially 100 speed versus 10 speed means that under normal circumstances the 100 speed Pokemon will go first, but under trick room the 10 speed Pokemon will go first. )

* Sleep Talk, Me First, Metronome, Mirror move make whatever move they copy/use/steal =0, so if you metronome or sleep talk a roar it's Priority becomes =0.

= Sources/Credits =

All of this has been tested in game by hand, except the [=0... "EVERYTHING ELSE"] which was taken from Smogon's priority list, as I did not have the time to test every move in the game.- [[User:Enkidu|Enkidu]] 09:04, 8 May 2009 (UTC)Enkidu.

Priority

2009-05-08T09:04:22Z

Enkidu: /* Sources/Credits */

= Move Priority =
Ever wonder why, despite the massive base speed difference in Pokemon, some Pokemon go first anyway? This has to do with Move Priority.

== Priority Brackets ==
Moves of a higher Priority bracket always go first against moves of a slower priority bracket. If two Pokemon use a move within the same priority bracket the one with higher speed goes first.
::::::Example: If two Pokemon use Roar, the one with higher speed goes first.

::+7 Using pursuit when your opponent switches ( Is +0 if they do not switch or use Baton pass ), Focus punches charge message appears before switching out.
::+6 Switching out
::+5 Helping Hand
::+4 Snatch and Magic coat
::+3 Protect, Follow me, Detect, Endure
::+2 Feint
::+1 Fake Out, Sucker Punch, Extreme Speed, Bullet punch, Mach punch, Vacuum wave, Ice Shard, Shadow Sneak, Quick attack.
::=0 Sleep Talk, Me First, Metronome, Mirror move and EVERYTHING ELSE
::-1 Vital Throw
::-2 Focus punch
::-3 Avalanche, Revenge
::-4 Mirror Coat, Counter
::-5 Roar, Whirlwind
::-6 Trick Room
''' Points to take note'''
*Moves from a lower priority bracket always go last against moves of a higher priority.

*Quick claw ( when it activates roughly 1/6 of the time )allows you to go first within a speed bracket. So a =0 move will not out speed a +1 move if quick claw activates, but it will always beat any other =0 move unless the opponent is faster and activates their own quick claw.

*Pursuit is a =0 Priority attack unless the opponent switches, or is faster than you and uses U-turn. ( If they are slower, Pursuit stays at =0 )

*Lagging Tail and Full Incense make a move go last, within that speed bracket. If a =0 Move is used, you will always go last against another =0 move. Any moves of a lower priority bracket wills till go last. In the case of Lagging Tail/Full incense against Lagging Tail/Full incense the one with Higher speed goes last.

* Trick room reverses Speed calculations within a speed bracket, + Priority attacks will still go first, - Priority attacks will still go last. But in the case of same priority brackets ( the majority of attacks are =0 ) Speed is reversed, so slower Pokemon will go before faster ones. ( Essentially 100 speed versus 10 speed means that under normal circumstances the 100 speed Pokemon will go first, but under trick room the 10 speed Pokemon will go first. )

* Sleep Talk, Me First, Metronome, Mirror move make whatever move they copy/use/steal =0, so if you metronome or sleep talk a roar it's Priority becomes =0.

= Sources/Credits =

All of this has been tested in game by hand, except the [=0... "EVERYTHING ELSE"] which was taken from Smogon's priority list, as I did not have the time to test every move in the game.- [[User:Enkidu|Enkidu]] 09:04, 8 May 2009 (UTC)Enkidu.

Priority

2009-05-08T09:04:07Z

Enkidu:

= Move Priority =
Ever wonder why, despite the massive base speed difference in Pokemon, some Pokemon go first anyway? This has to do with Move Priority.

== Priority Brackets ==
Moves of a higher Priority bracket always go first against moves of a slower priority bracket. If two Pokemon use a move within the same priority bracket the one with higher speed goes first.
::::::Example: If two Pokemon use Roar, the one with higher speed goes first.

::+7 Using pursuit when your opponent switches ( Is +0 if they do not switch or use Baton pass ), Focus punches charge message appears before switching out.
::+6 Switching out
::+5 Helping Hand
::+4 Snatch and Magic coat
::+3 Protect, Follow me, Detect, Endure
::+2 Feint
::+1 Fake Out, Sucker Punch, Extreme Speed, Bullet punch, Mach punch, Vacuum wave, Ice Shard, Shadow Sneak, Quick attack.
::=0 Sleep Talk, Me First, Metronome, Mirror move and EVERYTHING ELSE
::-1 Vital Throw
::-2 Focus punch
::-3 Avalanche, Revenge
::-4 Mirror Coat, Counter
::-5 Roar, Whirlwind
::-6 Trick Room
''' Points to take note'''
*Moves from a lower priority bracket always go last against moves of a higher priority.

*Quick claw ( when it activates roughly 1/6 of the time )allows you to go first within a speed bracket. So a =0 move will not out speed a +1 move if quick claw activates, but it will always beat any other =0 move unless the opponent is faster and activates their own quick claw.

*Pursuit is a =0 Priority attack unless the opponent switches, or is faster than you and uses U-turn. ( If they are slower, Pursuit stays at =0 )

*Lagging Tail and Full Incense make a move go last, within that speed bracket. If a =0 Move is used, you will always go last against another =0 move. Any moves of a lower priority bracket wills till go last. In the case of Lagging Tail/Full incense against Lagging Tail/Full incense the one with Higher speed goes last.

* Trick room reverses Speed calculations within a speed bracket, + Priority attacks will still go first, - Priority attacks will still go last. But in the case of same priority brackets ( the majority of attacks are =0 ) Speed is reversed, so slower Pokemon will go before faster ones. ( Essentially 100 speed versus 10 speed means that under normal circumstances the 100 speed Pokemon will go first, but under trick room the 10 speed Pokemon will go first. )

* Sleep Talk, Me First, Metronome, Mirror move make whatever move they copy/use/steal =0, so if you metronome or sleep talk a roar it's Priority becomes =0.

= Sources/Credits =

All of this has been tested in game by hand, except the [=0... "EVERYTHING ELSE"] which was taken from Smogon's priority list, as I did not have the time to test every move in the game.-[[User:Enkidu|Enkidu]] 09:04, 8 May 2009 (UTC)Enkidu.

Main Page

2009-05-08T08:48:13Z

Enkidu:

<big>'''Welcome To Project Pokemon's Wiki.'''</big>

==Our Goal==
This wiki is not only dedicated to in-game discoveries, but also everything Pokémon related! Feel free to write an Anime guide, a Pokédex entry, etc.

Giving credit where credit is due is important to us and as such we ask that each page contain all appropriate credits.
In cases where there are lists like: [[Notable Breakpoints]], this can be done by adding a column for credits. Otherwise a credits section at the bottom of the page is preferred.


==Navigation==

:'''Game Research Guides'''
:::[[Competitive Pokémon Role Guide]]
:::[[EV guide ]]
:::[[TMs and HMs ]]
:::[[Priority ]]
:'''Video Game Series'''
::Red/Blue/Yellow Series ( R/B/Y )
:::[[Kanto Guides|Series Guides]]
:::[[Kantodex|Pokedex]]
::Gold/Silver/Crystal ( G/S/C )
:::[[Johto Guides|Series Guides]]
:::[[Johtodex|Pokedex]]
::Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald/Fire Red/Leaf Green ( FR/LG/E )

::Diamond/Pearl/Platinum ( D/P/Pt )
:::[[Pokémon Platinum Version]]
:::[[Shinnoh Guides|Series Guides]]
:::[[Shinnohdex|Pokedex]]
:::[[Nationaldex|National Pokedex]]

:'''Anime'''
::[[Anime|Episode Guides]]

==Suggestions==
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Priority

2009-05-08T08:47:28Z

Enkidu: /* Sources */

= Move Priority =
Ever wonder why, despite the massive base speed difference in Pokemon, some Pokemon go first anyway? This has to do with Move Priority.

== Priority Brackets ==
Moves of a higher Priority bracket always go first against moves of a slower priority bracket. If two Pokemon use a move within the same priority bracket the one with higher speed goes first.
::::::Example: If two Pokemon use Roar, the one with higher speed goes first.

::+7 Using pursuit when your opponent switches ( Is +0 if they do not switch or use Baton pass ), Focus punches charge message appears before switching out.
::+6 Switching out
::+5 Helping Hand
::+4 Snatch and Magic coat
::+3 Protect, Follow me, Detect, Endure
::+2 Feint
::+1 Fake Out, Sucker Punch, Extreme Speed, Bullet punch, Mach punch, Vacuum wave, Ice Shard, Shadow Sneak, Quick attack.
::=0 Sleep Talk, Me First, Metronome, Mirror move and EVERYTHING ELSE
::-1 Vital Throw
::-2 Focus punch
::-3 Avalanche, Revenge
::-4 Mirror Coat, Counter
::-5 Roar, Whirlwind
::-6 Trick Room
''' Points to take note'''
*Moves from a lower priority bracket always go last against moves of a higher priority.

*Quick claw ( when it activates roughly 1/6 of the time )allows you to go first within a speed bracket. So a =0 move will not out speed a +1 move if quick claw activates, but it will always beat any other =0 move unless the opponent is faster and activates their own quick claw.

*Pursuit is a =0 Priority attack unless the opponent switches, or is faster than you and uses U-turn. ( If they are slower, Pursuit stays at =0 )

*Lagging Tail and Full Incense make a move go last, within that speed bracket. If a =0 Move is used, you will always go last against another =0 move. Any moves of a lower priority bracket wills till go last. In the case of Lagging Tail/Full incense against Lagging Tail/Full incense the one with Higher speed goes last.

* Trick room reverses Speed calculations within a speed bracket, + Priority attacks will still go first, - Priority attacks will still go last. But in the case of same priority brackets ( the majority of attacks are =0 ) Speed is reversed, so slower Pokemon will go before faster ones. ( Essentially 100 speed versus 10 speed means that under normal circumstances the 100 speed Pokemon will go first, but under trick room the 10 speed Pokemon will go first. )

* Sleep Talk, Me First, Metronome, Mirror move make whatever move they copy/use/steal =0, so if you metronome or sleep talk a roar it's Priority becomes =0.

= Sources/Credits =

All of this has been tested in game by hand, except the [=0... "EVERYTHING ELSE"] which was taken from Smogon's priority list, as I did not have the time to test every move in the game. - Enkidu.

Priority

2009-05-08T08:44:50Z

Enkidu: /* Priority Brackets */

= Move Priority =
Ever wonder why, despite the massive base speed difference in Pokemon, some Pokemon go first anyway? This has to do with Move Priority.

== Priority Brackets ==
Moves of a higher Priority bracket always go first against moves of a slower priority bracket. If two Pokemon use a move within the same priority bracket the one with higher speed goes first.
::::::Example: If two Pokemon use Roar, the one with higher speed goes first.

::+7 Using pursuit when your opponent switches ( Is +0 if they do not switch or use Baton pass ), Focus punches charge message appears before switching out.
::+6 Switching out
::+5 Helping Hand
::+4 Snatch and Magic coat
::+3 Protect, Follow me, Detect, Endure
::+2 Feint
::+1 Fake Out, Sucker Punch, Extreme Speed, Bullet punch, Mach punch, Vacuum wave, Ice Shard, Shadow Sneak, Quick attack.
::=0 Sleep Talk, Me First, Metronome, Mirror move and EVERYTHING ELSE
::-1 Vital Throw
::-2 Focus punch
::-3 Avalanche, Revenge
::-4 Mirror Coat, Counter
::-5 Roar, Whirlwind
::-6 Trick Room
''' Points to take note'''
*Moves from a lower priority bracket always go last against moves of a higher priority.

*Quick claw ( when it activates roughly 1/6 of the time )allows you to go first within a speed bracket. So a =0 move will not out speed a +1 move if quick claw activates, but it will always beat any other =0 move unless the opponent is faster and activates their own quick claw.

*Pursuit is a =0 Priority attack unless the opponent switches, or is faster than you and uses U-turn. ( If they are slower, Pursuit stays at =0 )

*Lagging Tail and Full Incense make a move go last, within that speed bracket. If a =0 Move is used, you will always go last against another =0 move. Any moves of a lower priority bracket wills till go last. In the case of Lagging Tail/Full incense against Lagging Tail/Full incense the one with Higher speed goes last.

* Trick room reverses Speed calculations within a speed bracket, + Priority attacks will still go first, - Priority attacks will still go last. But in the case of same priority brackets ( the majority of attacks are =0 ) Speed is reversed, so slower Pokemon will go before faster ones. ( Essentially 100 speed versus 10 speed means that under normal circumstances the 100 speed Pokemon will go first, but under trick room the 10 speed Pokemon will go first. )

* Sleep Talk, Me First, Metronome, Mirror move make whatever move they copy/use/steal =0, so if you metronome or sleep talk a roar it's Priority becomes =0.

= Sources =

All of this has been tested in game by hand, except the [=0 "EVERYTHING ELSE"] which was taken from Smogon's priority list. - Enkidu.

Priority

2009-05-08T08:41:56Z

Enkidu:

= Move Priority =
Ever wonder why, despite the massive base speed difference in Pokemon, some Pokemon go first anyway? This has to do with Move Priority.

== Priority Brackets ==
Moves of a higher Priority bracket always go first against moves of a slower priority bracket. If two Pokemon use a move within the same priority bracket the one with higher speed goes first.

::+7 Using pursuit when your opponent switches ( Is +0 if they do not switch or use Baton pass ), Focus punches charge message appears before switching out.
::+6 Switching out
::+5 Helping Hand
::+4 Snatch and Magic coat
::+3 Protect, Follow me, Detect, Endure
::+2 Feint
::+1 Fake Out, Sucker Punch, Extreme Speed, Bullet punch, Mach punch, Vacuum wave, Ice Shard, Shadow Sneak, Quick attack.
::=0 Sleep Talk, Me First, Metronome, Mirror move and EVERYTHING ELSE
::-1 Vital Throw
::-2 Focus punch
::-3 Avalanche, Revenge
::-4 Mirror Coat, Counter
::-5 Roar, Whirlwind
::-6 Trick Room
''' Points to take note'''
*Moves from a lower priority bracket always go last against moves of a higher priority.

*Quick claw ( when it activates roughly 1/6 of the time )allows you to go first within a speed bracket. So a =0 move will not out speed a +1 move if quick claw activates, but it will always beat any other =0 move unless the opponent is faster and activates their own quick claw.

*Pursuit is a =0 Priority attack unless the opponent switches, or is faster than you and uses U-turn. ( If they are slower, Pursuit stays at =0 )

*Lagging Tail and Full Incense make a move go last, within that speed bracket. If a =0 Move is used, you will always go last against another =0 move. Any moves of a lower priority bracket wills till go last. In the case of Lagging Tail/Full incense against Lagging Tail/Full incense the one with Higher speed goes last.

* Trick room reverses Speed calculations within a speed bracket, + Priority attacks will still go first, - Priority attacks will still go last. But in the case of same priority brackets ( the majority of attacks are =0 ) Speed is reversed, so slower Pokemon will go before faster ones. ( Essentially 100 speed versus 10 speed means that under normal circumstances the 100 speed Pokemon will go first, but under trick room the 10 speed Pokemon will go first. )

* Sleep Talk, Me First, Metronome, Mirror move make whatever move they copy/use/steal =0, so if you metronome or sleep talk a roar it's Priority becomes =0.

= Sources =

All of this has been tested in game by hand, except the [=0 "EVERYTHING ELSE"] which was taken from Smogon's priority list. - Enkidu.

Priority

2009-05-08T08:38:41Z

Enkidu: Created page with '= Move Priority = Ever wonder why, despite the massive base speed difference in Pokemon, some Pokemon go first anyway? This has to do with Move Priority. == Priority Brackets =...'

= Move Priority =
Ever wonder why, despite the massive base speed difference in Pokemon, some Pokemon go first anyway? This has to do with Move Priority.

== Priority Brackets ==
Moves of a higher Priority bracket always go first against moves of a slower priority bracket. If two Pokemon use a move within the same priority bracket the one with higher speed goes first.

::+7 Using pursuit when your opponent switches ( Is +0 if they do not switch or use Baton pass ), Focus punches charge message appears before switching out.
::+6 Switching out
::+5 Helping Hand
::+4 Snatch and Magic coat
::+3 Protect, Follow me, Detect, Endure
::+2 Feint
::+1 Fake Out, Sucker Punch, Extreme Speed, Bullet punch, Mach punch, Vacuum wave, Ice Shard, Shadow Sneak, Quick attack.
::=0 Sleep Talk, Me First, Metronome, Mirror move and EVERYTHING ELSE
::-1 Vital Throw
::-2 Focus punch
::-3 Avalanche, Revenge
::-4 Mirror Coat, Counter
::-5 Roar, Whirlwind
::-6 Trick Room
''' Points to take note'''
*Moves from a lower priority bracket always go last against moves of a higher priority.

*Quick claw ( when it activates roughly 1/6 of the time )allows you to go first within a speed bracket. So a =0 move will not out speed a +1 move if quick claw activates, but it will always beat any other =0 move unless the opponent is faster and activates their own quick claw.

*Pursuit is a =0 Priority attack unless the opponent switches, or is faster than you and uses U-turn. ( If they are slower, Pursuit stays at =0 )

*Lagging Tail and Full Incense make a move go last, within that speed bracket. If a =0 Move is used, you will always go last against another =0 move. Any moves of a lower priority bracket wills till go last. In the case of Lagging Tail/Full incense against Lagging Tail/Full incense the one with Higher speed goes last.

* Trick room reverses Speed calculations within a speed bracket, + Priority attacks will still go first, - Priority attacks will still go last. But in the case of same priority brackets ( the majority of attacks are =0 ) Speed is reversed, so slower Pokemon will go before faster ones. ( Essentially 100 speed versus 10 speed means that under normal circumstances the 100 speed Pokemon will go first, but under trick room the 10 speed Pokemon will go first. )

Main Page

2009-05-03T10:35:40Z

Enkidu: /* Navigation */

<big>'''Welcome To Project Pokemon's Wiki.'''</big>

==Our Goal==
This wiki is not only dedicated to in-game discoveries, but also everything Pokémon related! Feel free to write an Anime guide, a Pokédex entry, etc.

Giving credit where credit is due is important to us and as such we ask that each page contain all appropriate credits.
In cases where there are lists like: [[Notable Breakpoints]], this can be done by adding a column for credits. Otherwise a credits section at the bottom of the page is preferred.


==Navigation==

:'''Game Research Guides'''
:::[[Competitive Pokémon Role Guide]]
:::[[EV guide ]]
:::[[TMs and HMs ]]
:::
:'''Video Game Series'''
::Red/Blue/Yellow Series ( R/B/Y )
:::[[Kanto Guides|Series Guides]]
:::[[Kantodex|Pokedex]]
::Gold/Silver/Crystal ( G/S/C )
:::[[Johto Guides|Series Guides]]
:::[[Johtodex|Pokedex]]
::Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald/Fire Red/Leaf Green ( FR/LG/E )

::Diamond/Pearl/Platinum ( D/P/Pt )
:::[[Pokémon Platinum Version]]
:::[[Shinnoh Guides|Series Guides]]
:::[[Shinnohdex|Pokedex]]
:::[[Nationaldex|National Pokedex]]

:'''Anime'''
::[[Anime|Episode Guides]]

==Suggestions==
'''If you have any suggestions don't hesitate to let us know: wiki@projectpokemon.org'''

Consult the [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Contents User's Guide] for information on using the wiki software.

== Getting started ==
* [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Configuration_settings Configuration settings list]
* [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]
* [https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/mediawiki-announce MediaWiki release mailing list]
* [http://projectpokemon.net/wiki/Special:AllPages All Pages]

Main Page

2009-05-03T10:30:27Z

Enkidu: /* Navigation */

<big>'''Welcome To Project Pokemon's Wiki.'''</big>

==Our Goal==
This wiki is not only dedicated to in-game discoveries, but also everything Pokémon related! Feel free to write an Anime guide, a Pokédex entry, etc.

Giving credit where credit is due is important to us and as such we ask that each page contain all appropriate credits.
In cases where there are lists like: [[Notable Breakpoints]], this can be done by adding a column for credits. Otherwise a credits section at the bottom of the page is preferred.


==Navigation==

:'''Game Research Guides'''
:::[[Competitive Pokémon Role Guide]]
:::[[EV guide ]]
:::[[TMs and HMs ]]
:::
:'''Video Game Series'''
::Red/Blue/Yellow Series
:::[[Kanto Guides|Series Guides]]
:::[[Kantodex|Pokedex]]
::Gold/Silver/Crystal
:::[[Johto Guides|Series Guides]]
:::[[Johtodex|Pokedex]]
::Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald/Fire Red/Leaf Green

::Diamond/Pearl/Platinum
:::[[Pokémon Platinum Version]]
:::[[Shinnoh Guides|Series Guides]]
:::[[Shinnohdex|Pokedex]]
:::[[Nationaldex|National Pokedex]]

:'''Anime'''
::[[Anime|Episode Guides]]

==Suggestions==
'''If you have any suggestions don't hesitate to let us know: wiki@projectpokemon.org'''

Consult the [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Contents User's Guide] for information on using the wiki software.

== Getting started ==
* [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Configuration_settings Configuration settings list]
* [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]
* [https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/mediawiki-announce MediaWiki release mailing list]
* [http://projectpokemon.net/wiki/Special:AllPages All Pages]

Main Page

2009-05-03T10:26:32Z

Enkidu: /* Navigation */

<big>'''Welcome To Project Pokemon's Wiki.'''</big>

==Our Goal==
This wiki is not only dedicated to in-game discoveries, but also everything Pokémon related! Feel free to write an Anime guide, a Pokédex entry, etc.

Giving credit where credit is due is important to us and as such we ask that each page contain all appropriate credits.
In cases where there are lists like: [[Notable Breakpoints]], this can be done by adding a column for credits. Otherwise a credits section at the bottom of the page is preferred.


==Navigation==

:'''Game Research Guides'''
:::[[Competitive Pokémon Role Guide]]
:::[[EV guide ]]
:'''Video Game Series'''
::Red/Blue/Yellow Series
:::[[Kanto Guides|Series Guides]]
:::[[Kantodex|Pokedex]]
::Gold/Silver/Crystal
:::[[Johto Guides|Series Guides]]
:::[[Johtodex|Pokedex]]
::Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald/Fire Red/Leaf Green
::Diamond/Pearl/Platinum
:::[[Shinnoh Guides|Series Guides]]
:::[[Shinnohdex|Pokedex]]
::[[Nationaldex|National Pokedex]]

:'''Anime'''
::[[Anime|Episode Guides]]

==Suggestions==
'''If you have any suggestions don't hesitate to let us know: wiki@projectpokemon.org'''

Consult the [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Contents User's Guide] for information on using the wiki software.

== Getting started ==
* [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Configuration_settings Configuration settings list]
* [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]
* [https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/mediawiki-announce MediaWiki release mailing list]
* [http://projectpokemon.net/wiki/Special:AllPages All Pages]