What Exactly Is Caterpie's Level When It Beats Up Those That Can't Fly and Those That Swim?

What Exactly Is Caterpie's Level When It Beats Up Those That Can't Fly and Those That Swim?

There was no need to look at the data for the three Eternal Pokémon again. Like the Legendary Birds and Legendary Beasts, they were all Level 75, with nothing but Level Nine Moves. 🐚🐠 ☞🐧

The level and move distribution for these Tier 2 Legendaries was far too standardized.

But Heiduo's attention was focused on the two Super-Ancient Pokémon inside, their bellies pressed together with a sun-like sphere of energy shining between them.

[Pokémon: Kyogre/Gender: None/Level: 90]

[Ability: Drizzle/Type: Water type/Trainer: None]

[Moves: Water Spout lvmax/Hydro Pump lvmax/Muddy Water lvmax]

[Calm Mind lvmax/Sheer Cold lvmax/Origin Pulse (No Primal Reversion) lvmax]

[Ancient Power lv9/Double-Edge lv9/Ice Beam lv9]

[Aqua Ring lv9/Aqua Tail lv9/Body Slam lv9]

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[Pokémon: Groudon/Gender: None/Level: 90]

[Ability: Drought/Type: Ground/Trainer: None]

[Moves: Eruption lvmax/Fire Blast lvmax/Solar Beam lvmax]

[Fissure lvmax/Earthquake lvmax/Precipice Blade (No Primal Reversion) lvmax]

[Ancient Power lv9/Thunder lv9/Rock Tomb lv9]

[Smog lv9/Earth Power lv9/Rest lv9]

The move lists were a little too standardized.

They were exactly the same as the move lists of the two regional chief deities Heiduo had seen in Kalos before.

But what did "No Primal Reversion" after Origin Pulse and Precipice Blade mean? Could they not use them without reverting? There was no such setting in the games.

Still, those two had indeed practiced for a long time during the Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire arc before they could use those moves.

They had probably forgotten.

"Level 90 for Tier 1 Legendaries, Level 85 for Tier 2 Legendaries... I wonder what the data for the even stronger Rayquaza, the Time-Space Twin Dragons, and Arceus looks like."

Heiduo withdrew his gaze. Just as he was about to have the Garchomp beneath him move closer so