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Spanish: '''Hoja Mágica'''. | Spanish: '''Hoja Mágica'''. | ||
Brazilian | Brazilian Portuguese: '''Folhas Mágicas''' | ||
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Revision as of 20:28, 28 August 2007
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Magical Leaf is a Grass-type move introduced in Generation III that deals a small amount of damage.
Learnset
Generation III
By leveling up
Generation IV
By leveling up
- Mr. Mime at Lv.--
- Chikorita at Lv.20
- Bayleef at Lv.22
- Meganium at Lv.22
- Cleffa at Lv.16
- Togetic at Lv.--
- Bellossom at Lv.23
- Celebi at Lv.19
- Ralts at Lv.21
- Kirlia at Lv.22
- Gardevoir at Lv.22
- Roselia at Lv.19
- Tropius at Lv.31
- Roserade at Lv.--
- Cherubi at Lv.19
- Cherrim at Lv.19
- Mismagius at Lv.--
- Leafeon at Lv.36
- Shaymin at Lv.10
In other languages
Spanish: Hoja Mágica. Brazilian Portuguese: Folhas Mágicas
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