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Very different. The list of moves (which include all Wonder Orbs) starts with Iron Tail, ends with Pierce (the Pierce Orb), and mixes generations together (the only saving grace is that Wonder Orb moves and other MD-specific moves generally come last; the last "main series" move in the list is...

As you may or may not know, MD1 (and may be MD2) uses a different list of moves compared to the main series. Is there someone who knows Bulbapedia's MOS a bit better so as to facilitate the creation of such a list (or at least as an add-on to List of moves)?

I've been in the process of expanding the data structure articles with a bit more content. However, it does bring up whether we should add the content stored therein into the articles proper. For example, take Pokémon Emerald. It contains a master list of about 880 opposing Pokémon, the first...

Examples of current SMW deployments include Familypedia, a genealogy wiki, SKYbrary, a wiki for flight information, and SNPedia, a wiki relating to bioinformatics. It's also used internally by organizations such as the US Department of Defense, Johnson & Johnson, and 3M.

...and the thing about SMW is that we can have both public editability and a (pseudo-) DB frontend. SMW is just an extension of MW (born from the notion that structured data could and should be editable in wiki form so that it can be machine-processed, see Semantic MediaWiki and WikiData at...

As I said before, Bulbapedia admins could do this quite easily by installing the Semantic MediaWiki extension, and doing a series of massive edits in a huge community undertaking to make the existing data queryable. It's still a community-maintained info database (as I'd envision most of the...

I'd actually think that Bulbapedia would be better off with installing one of a number of Wikidata-related projects so as not to destroy its established MediaWiki base. For example: Semantic MediaWiki would facilitate keeping all of Bulbapedia's data in sync using constructs like: in Magikarp...

I'd posit that the critical capture odds be posted to some degree of detail. While, say, it is pretty apparent that a normal capture of a Pokémon with an Ultra Ball has double the odds of a regular Poké Ball, it is definitely NOT the case for a critical capture. Furthermore, the critical...

I notice that the archives is missing the portraits of Castform's various weather forms, as well as female versions of portraits that are gender-specific (Combee, Hippopotas). Besides Combee and Hippopotas, however, are there any other gender-specific portraits?

I've updated the Catch rate page with new data from UPC, where it details the critical capture mechanic and the effects of Entralink powers. Since we have catch odds at full health with a Poké Ball, perhaps we should have the following in the species template on the same lines: * The odds of...

I'd like to poll the forumers on expanding the list of Pokémon by catch rate to incorporate other statistics based on it: what should we include? * Catch rate with a Heavy Ball * Multipliers with Fast Balls or Net Balls * Probability of catching one at full health with a Poké Ball *...

I noticed that the mechanics of the Safari Zone is not detailed in BP, and according to other sites, it differs significantly from generation to generation. All Safari Zones involve catching full-health Pokémon with Great Ball-strength balls with a modified catch rate. There is also an escape...

As part of an effort to bring more MD info to Bulbapedia, I think there should be an article on range types and target types as they apply to MD (as opposed to a main series triple battle). The two together determine what text appears in the game itself. A few things first: I do have a...

Just like IQ, the star system is just a way to hide the actual numbers, as you may have imagined. Serebii has the MD2 stats (except range and target, and various "small flags") of all "actual" moves (ie. those which don't exist just for the purposes of orbs) except Wide Slash and Vacuum-Cut (as...

I'm more concerned with people mixing up the G5 Gems for the Gems in MD2. And the fact that we have individual pages for the main series "elemental items" but not the MD-specific "elemental items" (not even Gummis, as they're merged with the food article).

Just for reference: 153/256 tier (60%) - Starly (20kg) and everything lighter. Also, for some odd reason, Victreebel, despite being 45.5kg. 179/256 tier (70%) - Everyone 20kg-29.0kg (except Starly, as noted above) 204/256 tier (80%) - Everyone 30kg-39.9kg 230/256 tier (90%) - Everyone...

Just a quick background: just like in the main series games, Low Kick (and Grass Knot) do variable damage based on Pokédex weight in MD. Unlike the main series, however, the move does not work on variable base power; instead, the move has fixed base power, and the damage dealt is pushed through...

I'm trying to do a few minor edits here and there, so that MD stuff is clearly separated from main series stuff where applicable, but I've come across a question that hopefully an admin can answer: As "Generation IV" denotes Diamond, Pearl, Plantium, HeartGold, and SoulSilver, and is easier...

I'm somewhat surprised that there isn't an article on the Belly in Bulbapedia, since it's a fairly important MD game mechanic. Right now, you'd have to look in the article on Food and Gummis (and other articles on Belly-affecting items) for a vague idea of how it works, and even then it ignores...

...which is to imply that it was cruft. When someone says that "there isn't enough information" when there is, then they are being willfully ignorant, and thus dismissing what is there as cruft. The information, however, is quite relevant, so the positions of the Bulbapedia admins are quite...