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Breeding Question

I'm Hungry

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I want a Dratini with Flamethrower, Blizzard and [powerful electric attack] but don't know how to breed to get them all into one Dratini.

So far, I have

- Dratini (Female)
Flamethrower
[other undesired attacks]

- Dratini (Female)
Blizzard
Surf
[others]


I got Blizzard from Blastoise, and Flamethrower from Charizard; and I also have a Luxray(male) and Amphroas(female) with powerful-ish Electric attacks.

The Question though, is how do I get the desired attacks into one 'tini?

Thanks in advance; and tell me if this is in the wrong place, and where to move it to.
 
I'm not really sure about the question you asked, but shouldn't you asked this in the Simple question thread?

Thanks.

Edit: Here

Edit 2: Actually, Im not really sure if we have a breeding area, to ask questions at. lol
Sorry.

Thanks.
 
To make things simple.. The male will pass down their moves to the child, the female will pass down the "body" to the child.. Therefore, if you want the child to learn all that moves, the father must know all the moves as well..

Example: A male Pokemon (preferably dragon) with Thunderbolt, Flamethrower, Blizzard breed with Dragonite/Dratini..
 
To make things simple.. The male will pass down their moves to the child, the female will pass down the "body" to the child.. Therefore, if you want the child to learn all that moves, the father must know all the moves as well..

Example: A male Pokemon (preferably dragon) with Thunderbolt, Flamethrower, Blizzard breed with Dragonite/Dratini..

Well yeah, regard everything I said in my earlier posts, and listen to Kaguya lol (Y)

Later.
 
You can buy both of them in Veilstone, either by the Department store or the Game Corner. GC also has Thunderbolt which is a pretty neat electric-move:3
 
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