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6th Gen Move Tutor Egg Moves

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    So after searching and searching I cannot seem to find a list of the egg moves that are (currently) only obtainable via previous generation move tutor because there aren't very many move tutors in the current generation, but there are still moves that are egg moves for various pokemon that are not obtainable unless you have access to a parent that was taught the move from a previous game or is bred from them. I thought of a simple solution to this problem, why don't we ALL compose the list?

    For every poster, pick 1 pokemon (or more if you want) in order on the National Pokedex, then post their name and what egg move they can only obtain by a parent who got taught the move by a move tutor or via breeding. (basically, any egg move listed on Serebii or other sites that have no compatible parents that can learn the move via level up) Hopefully everyone is on board and if everyone does just one pokemon (in National Pokedex order) it shouldn't take that long per person at all! (Chain breeding moves can be listed in this category too because even though they can be learned via chain breeding, they still don't have direct parents that can teach the move so they are also worth noting just in case so people can be informed, as well as some move tutor moves are also chain breeding moves, so let's just list them both)

    Anyway, let's get started:

    1 - Bulbasaur - Sludge
    4 - Charmander - Air Cutter, Beat Up, counter,
    7 - Squirtle - Water Spout
    10 - Squirtle - None
    13 - Weedle - None
    16 - Pidgey - None
    19 - Rattata - None
    21 - Spearow - None
    23 - Ekans - Iron Tail
    25 - Pikachu - None
     
    I don't think chain breeding moves should be listed, since they're still obtainable without transferring from previous generations (or at least there should be some indicator to show that they can be chain bred). I wouldn't want to look at that list and think Squirtle can only get Water Spout from previous generation Pokemon, only to realise I could have just chain bred it all along. Besides, moves that require chain breeding are already indicated on Bulbapedia.

    Since you're doing the Kanto Dex, I'll get started on the Johto Dex so we don't accidentally overlap. And this way we only need one post each which we can keep updating.

    152 - Chikorita - None
    155 - Cyndaquil - None
    158 - Totodile - #Fake Tears
    161 - Sentret - #•Iron Tail, #•Trick

    • = Move Tutor
    # = Chain breeding
     
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    I don't think chain breeding moves should be listed, since they're still obtainable without transferring from previous generations (or at least there should be some indicator to show that they can be chain bred). I wouldn't want to look at that list and think Squirtle can only get Water Spout from previous generation Pokemon, only to realise I could have just chain bred it all along. Besides, moves that require chain breeding are already indicated on Bulbapedia.

    Since you're doing the Kanto Dex, I'll get started on the Johto Dex so we don't accidentally overlap. And this way we only need one post each which we can keep updating.

    152 - Chikorita - None
    155 - Cyndaquil - None
    158 - Totodile - Fake Tears*
    161 - Sentret - Iron Tail**, Trick**

    *Must be chain bred
    **Can be either chain bred or Move Tutored

    well I wasn't doing the Kanto Dex, I was HOPING people were going to pick up after Pikachu, lol! but anyway, I did end up completing the Kanto Dex when it looked like no one else was going to join in, but if other people are going to do specific regions rather than just continue where the last poster left off I just want to throw out a little reminder that sometimes the baby/pre evo lines of a pokemon can have different/additional egg moves than it's late forms (so for example, Munchlax learns two moves that a bred snorlax won't be born with. I'm not sure if any of these will apply to move tutor moves, but we should probably be aware) and I agree with you, there should be notes on which moves can be chain bred and which are move tutor (even though some move tutor moves still need to be chain bred to get onto a parent) but anyway, this is what I got from the kanto dex in my personal notes (that's why the symbols are different from yours. sorry!)

    • = move tutor
    # = chain

    Bulbasaur - #sludge
    Charmander - •air cutter, #beat up, #counter
    Squirtle - #water spout
    Ekans - •iron tail
    Clefairy - #amnesia, #belly drum, #present, #tickle
    Vulpix - #secret power,
    Jigglypuff - #perish song, #present, #punishment, •sleep talk
    Zubat - #curse, •Giga drain, #venom drench,
    Oddish - #flail, •secret power, #teeter dance
    Paras - #rototiller, #wide guard
    Venonat - #secret power, •skill swap
    Meowth - •iron tail,
    Psyduck - #clear smog, #Secret power, #simple beam
    Mankey - # Smellingsalts
    Growlithe - •Iron Tail,
    Abra - #Psycho Shift, •Skill Swap
    Bellsprout - #Acid Spray, #belch, #encore,
    Tentacool - #haze, #Rapid Spin
    Geodude - #Endure, •Focus Punch (gen 4 move) , •mega Punch, #Wide Guard
    Ponyta - #Ally Switch
    Slowpoke - #Belch, #Future Sight,
    Farfetch'd - #Simple beam,
    Seel - #Icicle Spear, •Iron Tail,
    Shellder •Avalanche, #Rapid Spin, #Takedown, #Twineedle
    Gastly - #Reflect Type,
    Onix - Rototiller
    Drowzee - #Assist, #Secret Power,
    Krabby - #Ally Switch, #Chip Away, #Haze,
    Exeggcute - #Power Swap, •Skill Swap,
    Lickitung - #Belch, #magnitude, #Smellingsalts,
    Koffing - #Toxicspikes,
    Rhyhorn - #Guard Split,
    Chansey - #Mud Bomb, #Natural Gift, #Present, #Seismic Toss
    Tangela - #Amnesia, #flail, #Power Swap,
    Kangaskhan - #Circle Throw, #counter, #Crushclaw, #Focus punch,
    Horsea - #Clear Smog,
    Goldeen - #Body slam, #haze, #mud shot,
    Mr. Mime - •Icy Wind,
    Scyther - •Defog, •Steel Wing
    Jynx - #captivate, #Wish
    Magmar - •Iron tail,
    Lapras - #Future sight,
    Eevee - #wish,
    Kabuto - #Giga drain,
    Aerodactyl - #curse, #Wide guard,
    Snorlax - •After You, #belch, #counter, #fissure,
    Dratini - •Extreme speed, •iron tail,
     
    well I wasn't doing the Kanto Dex, I was HOPING people were going to pick up after Pikachu, lol!

    Yeah, sorry, I worded that ambiguously. I understood what you meant, but I started the Johto Dex because I knew otherwise we might waste time working on the same Pokemon (and it looks like I was right :P). And we would also have had to make a load of separate posts rather than just editing our original ones.

    I just want to throw out a little reminder that sometimes the baby/pre evo lines of a pokemon can have different/additional egg moves than it's late forms (so for example, Munchlax learns two moves that a bred snorlax won't be born with. I'm not sure if any of these will apply to move tutor moves, but we should probably be aware)

    Good point, I forgot that could happen. I'll make sure to take that into account.

    that's why the symbols are different from yours. sorry!

    No worries, I'll edit mine to use your symbols, since my list is much shorter.

    EDIT: I've noticed you labelled Iron Tail as a Move Tutor move for Ekans, but it can also be chain bred by Aron->Rhyhorn->Ekans, so maybe you should use both symbols. There might be other instances of this in your list too.
     
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    Serebii.net has an entry for each Pokemon and what moves they can only learn via Move Tutor from GEN V

    https://serebii.net/pokedex-xy/

    Yeah, but this thread is primarily for those moves that are listed as Egg Moves but in fact have to be taught to the father via a Move Tutor. Those don't appear on that list.
     
    One of the competitively notable examples is Karrablast. It has Drill Run as an egg move this generation, yet the only ones that can pass it down are Bibor and Pineco/Forretress, who need a move tutor in order to learn this.

    You want to make a full list of tutor moves that became egg moves but nonetheless requires cross-generation chain-breeding, right?

    Zubat - Giga Drain
    Lebyba - Drain Punch
    Magby - Iron Tail
    Slugma - Heat Wave
    Skarmory - Stealth Rocks
    Shroomish - Drain Punch
    Barboach - Earth Power
    Lileep - Stealth Rocks
    Drifloon - Tailwind
    Spiritomb - Foul Play
    Karrablast - Drill Run
    Pawniard - Stealth Rocks
    Solosis - Helping Hand
    Vanillite - Magnet Rise
    Litwick - Heat Wave
    Deino - Earth Power, Dark Pulse
    Fletchling - Snatch
    Amaura - Magnet Rise
    Noibat - Outrage, Snatch

    Those are only 5th gen moves. Did we miss something?

    Also, we intentionally have left out Skill Swap. Basically nothing but Amorphorous Pokemon get this move in the 6th gen only, with the exception of Spritzee.
     
    One of the competitively notable examples is Karrablast. It has Drill Run as an egg move this generation, yet the only ones that can pass it down are Bibor and Pineco/Forretress, who need a move tutor in order to learn this.

    You want to make a full list of tutor moves that became egg moves but nonetheless requires cross-generation chain-breeding, right?

    Zubat - Giga Drain
    Lebyba - Drain Punch
    Magby - Iron Tail
    Slugma - Heat Wave
    Skarmory - Stealth Rocks
    Shroomish - Drain Punch
    Barboach - Earth Power
    Lileep - Stealth Rocks
    Drifloon - Tailwind
    Spiritomb - Foul Play
    Karrablast - Drill Run
    Pawniard - Stealth Rocks
    Solosis - Helping Hand
    Vanillite - Magnet Rise
    Litwick - Heat Wave
    Deino - Earth Power, Dark Pulse
    Fletchling - Snatch
    Amaura - Magnet Rise
    Noibat - Outrage, Snatch

    Those are only 5th gen moves. Did we miss something?

    Also, we intentionally have left out Skill Swap. Basically nothing but Amorphorous Pokemon get this move in the 6th gen only, with the exception of Spritzee.

    well not exactly, we would want ALL egg moves that can only be learned via Move Tutor, not just moves from gen 5 that require chain breeding (for example, you repeated Zubat and Magmar/magby's move tutor egg move that I had in my list, but missed the chain breeding move such as Curse and Venom Drench which were chain breeding moves) and we're also not doing solely 5th gen moves, if there is an egg move that was taught by a move tutor in Emerald that somehow made it to the current gen without having a compatible parent that learns it, although that doesn't happen too often as there are a few pokemon that had an egg move in Gen 3 and now no longer have it. But anyway, one example of this is Scyther's Defog move from Gen 4, it's apparently a very sought after move (which I got in a wonder trade, just saying, lol!) so basically, if it's an egg move now and the only way to get it is to go back up to 3 generations to get it, it still gets listed. That's the point of compiling this list.
     
    We think there is a slight misunderstanding. We have said that only this particularly list is 5th gen only. Venom Drench and Curse are possible on Zubat via Smeargle-Woobat-Zubat and Smeargle-Farfetch'd-Zubat respectively, so we haven't though it was necessary.

    If you prefer it mon-by-mon basis instead, fine, we have an unsorted list of all chain-egg-moves. Just give us enough time to sort it. In order not to get any overlapping data, we will begin with RSE upwards.

    On a side not: You really need to tag cross-generation chaining. Defog for example is an egg move for Scyther that requires a parent from an older generation and is not a tutor move but a HM move.
     
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    Reverse finished.

    Bulbasaur - #Sludge
    Charmander - •Air Cutter, #Beat Up, #Counter
    Squirtle - #Water Spout
    Clefairy - #Amnesia, #Belly Drum, #Present, #Tickle
    Jigglypuff - #Perish Song, #Punishment
    Zubat - #Curse, •Giga Drain, #Venom Drench
    Oddish - #Flail, •Secret Power, #Teeter Dance
    Paras - #Rototiller, #Wide Guard
    Venonat - •Secret Power, •Skill Swap
    Abra - #Psycho Shift, •Skill Swap
    Bellsprout - #Acid Spray, #Belch, #Encore
    Tentacool - #Haze, #Rapid Spin
    Geodude - #Endure, •Focus Punch, •Mega Punch, #Wide Guard
    Slowpoke - #Belch, #Future Sight
    Shellder - •Avalanche, #Rapid Spin, #Take Down, #Twineedle
    Onix - #Rototiller
    Drowzee - #Assist, •Secret Power, •Skill Swap
    Krabby - #Ally Switch, #Chip Away #Haze
    Exeggcute - #Power Swap, •Skill Swap
    Lickitung - #Belch, #Magnitude, #Smelling Salts
    Koffing - #Toxic Spikes
    Chansey - #Mud Bomb, #Nature Gift, #Present, #Seismic Toss
    Tangela - #Amnesia, #Flail, #Power Swap
    Kangaskhan - #Circle Throw, #Counter, #Crush Claw #Focus Punch
    Horsea - #Clear Smog
    Goldeen - #Body Slam, #Haze, #Mud Shot
    Mr. Mime - #Icy Wind
    Scyther - •Defog
    Lapras - #Future Sight
    Kabuto - #Giga Drain
    Aerodactyl - #Curse, #Wide Guard
    Snorlax - #After You, #Belch, #Counter, #Fissure
    Dratini - •Extreme Speed, #Iron Tail

    We will continue with the 1st gen list.

    Totodile - #Fake Tears
    Ledyba - #Dizzy Punch, •Drain Punch, •Focus Punch
    Natu - •Ally Switch, #Simple Beam, #Skill Swap
    Marill - #Future Sight
    Sudowoodo - #Endure
    Hoppip - #Amnesia
    Sunkern - #Endure, #Encore
    Yanma - •Secret Power
    Murkrow - #Flatter
    Misdreavus - #Me First
    Qwilfish - #Acid Spray, #Haze
    Heracross - •Focus Punch
    Slugma - #Guard Swap
    Remoraid - #Acid Spray, #Entrainment
    Skarmory - #Curse, •Endure, •Stealth Rocks
    Smoochum - •Captivate, #Wish
    Magby - •Iron Tail

    This used to the starting point. berlyda said we could take over the rest - backwards.

    # = chain
    • = cross-generation chain

    Treecko - #Bullet Seed, #Grassy Terrain, #Crush Claw
    Mudkip - #Barrier, #Counter, #Sludge
    Lotad - #Teeter Dance
    Ralts - •Ally Switch
    Shroomish - •Drain Punch
    Nosepass - #Endure, #Wide Guard
    Sableye - •Captivate
    Aron - #Reversal, #Smelling Salts
    Meditite - •Secret Power
    Gulpin - #Venom Drench
    Carvanha - #Swift
    Barboach - #Muddy Water, #Mud Shot
    Lileep - •Stealth Rocks
    Anorith - #Rapid Spin
    Feebas - #Iron Tail
    Castform - #Guard Swap, #Reflect Type
    Chimecho - #Cosmic Power
    Snorunt - #Switcheroo
    Clamperl - #Barrier
    Luvdisc - #Entrainment
    Bagon - #Endure

    We'll take on the 4th gen.

    Turtwig - #Wide Guard
    Starly - #Revenge
    Cranidos - #Iron Tail
    Bastiodon - #Counter, #Fissure, #Guard Split, #Stealth Rocks, #Wide Guard
    Drifloon - •Defog, •Tailwind
    Spiritomb - •Foul Play
    Munchlax - #Belch, #Counter, #Entrainment, #Fissure, •Selfdestruct

    4th gen done; let's do the 5th.

    Pidove - #Morning Sun
    Roggenrola - #Wide Guard
    Audino - #Amnesia
    Tympole - #After You
    Cottonee - #Beat Up, #Switcheroo
    Petilil - #Endure
    Basculin - #Muddy Water, #Mud Shot, #Swift
    Dwebble - #Rototiller, #Wide Guard
    Yamask - #Fake Tears
    Tirtouga - #Guard Swap
    Achen - •Ally Switch, #Switcheroo
    Gothita - •Captivate
    Solosis - •Secret Power
    Vanillite - •Natural Gift, •Water Pulse
    Karrablast - •Drill Run
    Foongus - #Defense Curl, #Endure
    Frillish - #Mist
    Elgyem - #Cosmic Power, •Skill Swap
    Litwick - •Heat Wave
    Axew - #Coutner
    Stunfisk - #Eerie Impulse, #Me First, #Reflect Type, •Shock Wave
    Druddigon - #Crush Claw
    Pawniard - •Stealth Rocks
    Vullaby - #Fake Tears
    Deino - •Earth Power

    Almost; 6th gen reserved

    Froakie - #Bestow, #Toxic Spikes
    Fletchling - •Snatch
    Flabébé - #Camouflage
    Honedge - #Wide Guard
    Swirlix - #Belly Drum
    Inkay - #Flatter, #Power Split, #Simple Beam
    Binacle - #Helping Hand, #Switcheroo
    Skrelp - #Acid Armor, # Toxic Spikes
    Clauncher - #Entrainment
    Helioptile - #Electric Terrain
    Amaura - #Barrier, #Haze, •Magnet Rise, #Mirror Coat
    Hawlucha - #Mud Sport
    Goomy - #Acid Armor, #Counter, #Curse, #Endure, #Iron Tail
    Klefki - #Switcheroo
    Pumpkaboo - #Bestow
    Bergmite - #Barrier, #Mirror Coat
    Noibat - •Snatch

    Finished.
     
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    We think there is a slight misunderstanding. We have said that only this particularly list is 5th gen only. Venom Drench and Curse are possible on Zubat via Smeargle-Woobat-Zubat and Smeargle-Farfetch'd-Zubat respectively, so we haven't though it was necessary.

    If you prefer it mon-by-mon basis instead, fine, we have an unsorted list of all chain-egg-moves. Just give us enough time to sort it. In order not to get any overlapping data, we will begin with RSE upwards.

    On a side not: You really need to tag cross-generation chaining. Defog for example is an egg move for Scyther that requires a parent from an older generation and is not a tutor move but a HM move.

    Actually that is something we're not going to get into because going into the extensive detailed history of EVERY mis so much more beyond the scope of what we are putting here. (and you're really over thinking things and making it infinitely more complicated than it needs to be) basically if ti's an egg move that can't be learned by a direct parent it's got to be learned by either chain breeding or from a previous gen, that's all we're listing. IF there's a move someone wants and it's labelled as a chain or move tutor move (and move tutor or HM/TM moves are all in the same category, they are moves needed to be taught directly to the pokemon be it by item or NPC is irrelevant as regardless of how it's taught, it still needs to be taught within a game. The point of this thread is to make things as simple as possible, not to make it more complicated) THEN they can look up the history of that particular move and find out how to get it. If it's not on this list, then they know they can breed with parents in the current game to get the move so therefore they won't need this list at all. (I hope I that's clear)

    Thank you so much for completeing the list, I have been at work the last few days so I haven't been able to keep up with this, but thank you very much, I really appreciate it! As to what is going to be done with the list, just hopefully keep it available to anyone interested, particularly up until May 20th so people can try to get the pokemon with those moves in the various games and move them forward to the present gen before online connection between older games is taken away and then there's no way to trade between games unless you own multiple gens. Again, thank you so much, I really appreciate this!
     
    If your goal is preservation of potential egg moves then this is the least amount of Pokemon you have to transfer:

    Monster:
    Aggron, Ampharos or Bastiodon - Magnet Rise
    Snorlax - Selfdestruct
    Dragonite - Air Cutter, Extreme Speed you are a dragon

    Bug:
    Beedrill: Defog, Drill Run, Secret Power
    Butterfree, Venomoth or Mothim - Skill Swap, Secret Power
    Ledian: Drain Punch, Focus Punch, Secret Power

    Flying:
    Zubat - Endure, Giga Drain, Snatch
    Xatu - Endure, Giga Drain, Ally Switch (or any combination with the above mentioned)
    Archeops or Skarmory - Stealth Rocks

    Fairy: Something with Drain Punch
    Clefable, Wigglytuff, Blissey, Togekiss, Breloom or Audino - Drain Punch

    Grass:
    Exeggutor: Secret Power, Skill Swap

    Human-like:
    Bisharp: Stealth Rocks
    Alakazam: Secret Power, Skill Swap, Captivate, Iron Tail

    Water 3:
    Crawdaut - Avalanche

    Mineral:
    Glalie: Water Pulse, Natural Gift
    Golem: Mega Punch, Focus Punch, Natural Gift

    Amorphous:
    Gardevoir or Gallade: Ally Switch, Shock Wave, Secret Power
    Drifblim: Defog, Tailwind, Secret Power
    Gengar, Mismagius, Banette or Spiritomb - Foul Play, Secret Power
    Magcargo or Chandelure - Heat Wave, (Secret Power only on Magcargo)

    Dragon:
    Dragonite - Air Cutter, Extreme Speed


    This is the least amount of Pokémon you need to transfer in order to preserve every egg move for future use. Feel free to slap Secret Power, Captivate and Natural Gift on any space you don't need. If anyone finds a more compact list, please tell us.
     
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