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A '''Move Reminder''' (Japanese: '''わざおしえマニア''' ''Move-Teaching Maniac''), sometimes called a '''move relearner''' by fans, is a character who allows {{OBP|Pokémon|species}} to relearn any [[move]] that they were able to learn from a previous [[level]]-up (usually in exchange for a {{DL|Exchangeable item|Heart Scale}}). Reasons for this include none of that species being able to be obtained at an early enough level to actually learn the move (e.g. {{p|Zapdos}} and {{m|AncientPower}} in [[Generation IV]]), or the species having more than four starting moves (e.g. {{p|Kecleon}}).
A '''Move Reminder''' (Japanese: '''{{tt|技思い出し|わざおもいだし}}''' ''Move Reminder'', also '''わざおしえマニア''' ''Move-Teaching Maniac''), sometimes called a '''move relearner''' by fans, is a character who allows {{OBP|Pokémon|species}} to relearn any [[move]] that they were able to learn from a previous [[level]]-up (usually in exchange for a {{DL|Exchangeable item|Heart Scale}}). Reasons for this include none of that species being able to be obtained at an early enough level to actually learn the move (e.g., {{p|Zapdos}} and {{m|AncientPower}} starting in [[Generation IV]]), or the species having more than four starting moves (e.g., {{p|Kecleon}}).


==Teachable moves==
==Teachable moves==
Move Reminders are restricted to teaching a Pokémon only moves that its [[Pokémon (species)|species]] can learn; they cannot teach moves exclusive to an earlier [[evolution]]. In particular, many Pokémon that evolve by [[evolutionary stone]] have a very restricted set of learnable moves in their evolved forms compared to their unevolved forms. For example, {{p|Eevee}} can learn {{m|Take Down}} by leveling up, but none of its evolutions can; this means that an Eevee of level 25 or higher could be taught {{m|Take Down}} by a Move Reminder, but a {{p|Vaporeon}} or other [[Eeveelution]] of the same level could not.
Move Reminders are restricted to teaching a Pokémon only moves that its [[Pokémon (species)|species]] can learn; they cannot teach moves exclusive to an earlier [[evolution]]. In particular, many Pokémon that evolve by [[evolutionary stone]] have a very restricted set of learnable moves in their evolved forms compared to their unevolved forms. For example, {{p|Eevee}} can learn {{m|Take Down}} by leveling up, but none of its evolutions can; this means that an Eevee of level 25 or higher could be taught {{m|Take Down}} by a Move Reminder, but a {{p|Vaporeon}} or other [[Eeveelution]] of the same level could not.


Certain Pokémon may also be taught moves via the Move Reminder that they would not normally learn until a later level or at all by leveling up. For example, while {{p|Lopunny}} could normally only learn {{m|Healing Wish}} at level 63 by leveling up, a Move Reminder can teach the move to Lopunny before then since it also counts as one of Lopunny's starting moves. The move {{m|Rototiller}} can also be taught to Lopunny by a Move Reminder, and this is the only way for Lopunny to learn this move (outside of {{pkmn|breeding}}).
Certain Pokémon may also be taught moves via the Move Reminder that they would not normally learn until a later level or at all by leveling up. For example, while {{p|Lopunny}} could normally only learn {{m|Healing Wish}} at level 63 by leveling up, a Move Reminder can teach the move to Lopunny before then since it also counts as one of Lopunny's starting moves. The move {{m|Rototiller}} can also be taught to Lopunny by a Move Reminder, and this is the only way for Lopunny to learn this move.


In [[Generation VI]], any Pokémon bred or obtained in a Generation VI game may also be taught any move it knew when it hatched or was obtained. This includes [[Egg move]]s, {{m|Volt Tackle}} bred onto {{p|Pichu}}, and [[Event Pokémon|event]]-exclusive moves such as the {{DL|List of local Japanese event Pokémon distributions in Generation VI|Pokémon Center Tokyo Bay Inkay}}'s {{m|Happy Hour}}.
In [[Generation VI]], any Pokémon hatched in a Generation VI game may also be taught any move it knew when it hatched; this includes [[Egg Move]]s, level-up moves bred onto a Pokémon, and {{m|Volt Tackle}} bred onto {{p|Pichu}}. Also in these games, Pokémon obtained via [[Mystery Gift]] can learn any specifically flagged move it knew when it was obtained; older events only flag [[Event Pokémon|event]]-exclusive moves (such as the {{DL|List of local Japanese event Pokémon distributions in Generation VI|Pokémon Center Tokyo Bay Inkay}}'s {{m|Happy Hour}}) and Egg Moves, whereas more recent distributions flag all moves the Pokémon knows when obtained except moves that do not exist in {{g|X and Y}}. Also, a special move known due to being a {{DL|DexNav|hidden Pokémon}} in {{g|Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire}} can also be taught by the Move Reminder if forgotten.


Like all methods of teaching moves (other than [[Pokémon Day Care]]), the Move Reminder cannot overwrite HM moves.
Like all methods of teaching moves (other than [[Pokémon Day Care]]), the Move Reminder cannot overwrite HM moves.
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While [[Generation II]] has no formal Move Reminder, in [[Pokémon Stadium 2]], after defeating the [[Elite Four]] and {{pkmn|Champion}} at the [[Gym Leader Castle]], the player will be allowed to reteach a move to one of the Pokémon that was involved in the battle.
While [[Generation II]] has no formal Move Reminder, in [[Pokémon Stadium 2]], after defeating the [[Elite Four]] and {{pkmn|Champion}} at the [[Gym Leader Castle]], the player will be allowed to reteach a move to one of the Pokémon that was involved in the battle.


Move Reminders can be found in the following locations:
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| [[Johto]]<small> ({{gameabbrev4|HGSS}} only)</small> || [[Blackthorn City]] || House west of the Poké Mart || {{DL|Exchangeable item|Heart Scale}}
|- style="background:#fff"
|- style="background:#fff"
| {{gameabbrev3|XD}} || [[Mt. Battle]] || Lobby, man on the bottom bench on the right || 1,000 [[Poké Coupon]]s
| [[Hoenn]] || [[Fallarbor Town]] || Northwestern-most house || {{DL|Exchangeable item|Heart Scale}}
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|- style="background:#fff"
| {{gameabbrev3|DPPt}} || [[Pastoria City]] || House northeast of the Poké Mart || {{DL|Exchangeable item|Heart Scale}}
| [[Orre]]<small> ({{gameabbrevss|XD}} only) || [[Mt. Battle]] || Lobby, man on the bottom bench on the right || 1,000 [[Poké Coupon]]s
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| {{gameabbrev3|HGSS}} || [[Blackthorn City]] || House west of the Poké Mart || {{DL|Exchangeable item|Heart Scale}}
| [[Sinnoh]] || [[Pastoria City]] || House northeast of the Poké Mart || {{DL|Exchangeable item|Heart Scale}}
|- style="background:#fff"
|- style="background:#fff"
| {{gameabbrev3|BW}} || [[Mistralton City]] || House east of the Pokémon Center || {{DL|Exchangeable item|Heart Scale}}
| rowspan=2 | [[Unova]] || {{gameabbrev5|BW}}: [[Mistralton City]] || House east of the Pokémon Center || {{DL|Exchangeable item|Heart Scale}}
|- style="background:#fff"
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| {{gameabbrev3|B2W2}} || [[Pokémon World Tournament]] || Southwest stand || {{DL|Exchangeable item|Heart Scale}}
| {{gameabbrev5|B2W2}}: [[Pokémon World Tournament]] || Southwest stand || {{DL|Exchangeable item|Heart Scale}}
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| {{gameabbrev3|XY}} || [[Dendemille Town]]|| House northeast of the Pokémon Center|| {{DL|Exchangeable item|Heart Scale}}
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| style="background:#fff" | [[Dendemille Town]]
| style="background:#fff" | Northwestern-most house
| style="background:#fff" | House northeast of the Pokémon Center
| style="background:#fff; {{roundybr|5px}}" | {{DL|Exchangeable item|Heart Scale}}
| style="background:#fff; {{roundybr|5px}}" | {{DL|Exchangeable item|Heart Scale}}
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==Sprites==
==Sprites==
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===Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire===
===Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire===
*If the player does not have a Heart Scale:
*If the player does not have a Heart Scale:
::''"I'm the Pokémon Move Maniac! I know every move Pokémon can learn by leveling up, and I can teach 'em to your Pokémon! I'm totally into collecting Heart Scales right now, so bring me one and I'll share the maniacal magic of moves!"''
*If the player has a Heart Scale:
*If the player has a Heart Scale:
::''"Oh! Sweet! That's a Heart Scale, right enough! You'd like me to teach your Pokémon a move?"''
::''"Oh! Sweet! That's a Heart Scale, right enough! You'd like me to teach your Pokémon a move?"''
:::'''No:''' ''""''If any of your Pokémon needs to remember a move, bring me a Heart Scale!"''
:::'''No:''' ''"If any of your Pokémon needs to remember a move, bring me a Heart Scale!"''
:::'''Yes:''' ''""'Which Pokémon will it be?"''
:::'''Yes:''' ''"Which Pokémon will it be?"''
::*If an Egg is selected:
:::''"Huh? I don't have any moves I can teach Pokémon Eggs."''
::*If the selected Pokémon cannot be taught a move:
::*If the selected Pokémon cannot be taught a move:
:::''"I'm sorry, but it doesn't look like I've got any moves to teach that Pokémon."''
:::''"I'm sorry, but it doesn't look like I've got any moves to teach that Pokémon."''
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:::''"Which move should <Pokémon> remember?"''
:::''"Which move should <Pokémon> remember?"''


==In other languages==
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|fr=Maître des Capacités
|de=Attacken-Erinnerer
|it=Ricordamosse
|ko=기술 떠올리기 ''{{tt|Gisul Tteoolligi|Move Reminder}}''
|es=Recuerda-Movimientos
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Revision as of 04:01, 6 October 2016

This article is about the characters who teach moves Pokémon can learn at previous levels. For the characters who teach Pokémon moves outside of their normal learnsets, see Move Tutor.

A Move Reminder (Japanese: 技思い出し Move Reminder, also わざおしえマニア Move-Teaching Maniac), sometimes called a move relearner by fans, is a character who allows Pokémon to relearn any move that they were able to learn from a previous level-up (usually in exchange for a Heart Scale). Reasons for this include none of that species being able to be obtained at an early enough level to actually learn the move (e.g., Zapdos and AncientPower starting in Generation IV), or the species having more than four starting moves (e.g., Kecleon).

Teachable moves

Move Reminders are restricted to teaching a Pokémon only moves that its species can learn; they cannot teach moves exclusive to an earlier evolution. In particular, many Pokémon that evolve by evolutionary stone have a very restricted set of learnable moves in their evolved forms compared to their unevolved forms. For example, Eevee can learn Take Down by leveling up, but none of its evolutions can; this means that an Eevee of level 25 or higher could be taught Take Down by a Move Reminder, but a Vaporeon or other Eeveelution of the same level could not.

Certain Pokémon may also be taught moves via the Move Reminder that they would not normally learn until a later level or at all by leveling up. For example, while Lopunny could normally only learn Healing Wish at level 63 by leveling up, a Move Reminder can teach the move to Lopunny before then since it also counts as one of Lopunny's starting moves. The move Rototiller can also be taught to Lopunny by a Move Reminder, and this is the only way for Lopunny to learn this move.

In Generation VI, any Pokémon hatched in a Generation VI game may also be taught any move it knew when it hatched; this includes Egg Moves, level-up moves bred onto a Pokémon, and Volt Tackle bred onto Pichu. Also in these games, Pokémon obtained via Mystery Gift can learn any specifically flagged move it knew when it was obtained; older events only flag event-exclusive moves (such as the Pokémon Center Tokyo Bay Inkay's Happy Hour) and Egg Moves, whereas more recent distributions flag all moves the Pokémon knows when obtained except moves that do not exist in Pokémon X and Y. Also, a special move known due to being a hidden Pokémon in Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire can also be taught by the Move Reminder if forgotten.

Like all methods of teaching moves (other than Pokémon Day Care), the Move Reminder cannot overwrite HM moves.

In Pokémon XD, if a Pokémon has four moves, the Move Reminder will not be able to teach it a move until the Move Deleter deletes one of the Pokémon's current moves.

Locations

While Generation II has no formal Move Reminder, in Pokémon Stadium 2, after defeating the Elite Four and Champion at the Gym Leader Castle, the player will be allowed to reteach a move to one of the Pokémon that was involved in the battle.

Move Reminders can be found in the following locations:

Region City Location Price
Kanto (FRLG only) Two Island House next to the Game Corner TinyMushrooms ×2 or
Big Mushroom ×1
Johto (HGSS only) Blackthorn City House west of the Poké Mart Heart Scale
Hoenn Fallarbor Town Northwestern-most house Heart Scale
Orre (XD only) Mt. Battle Lobby, man on the bottom bench on the right 1,000 Poké Coupons
Sinnoh Pastoria City House northeast of the Poké Mart Heart Scale
Unova BW: Mistralton City House east of the Pokémon Center Heart Scale
B2W2: Pokémon World Tournament Southwest stand Heart Scale
Kalos Dendemille Town House northeast of the Pokémon Center Heart Scale

Sprites

Move Reminder RSE OD.png Move Reminder FRLG OD.png Collector OD.png Move Reminder HGSS OD.png Move Reminder OD.png File:Madame OD.png Poké Maniac OD.png
Overworld sprite from
Ruby, Sapphire,
and Emerald
Overworld sprite from
FireRed and LeafGreen
Overworld sprite from
Diamond, Pearl,
and Platinum
Overworld sprite from
HeartGold and SoulSilver
Overworld sprite from
Black, White,
Black 2, and White 2
Overworld model from
X and Y
Overworld model from
Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire

Quotes

Pokémon Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald

  • When the player speaks to him:
"I'm the Move Tutor. I know all the moves that Pokémon learn - every one of them - and I can teach Pokémon those moves. I can teach a move to a Pokémon of yours if you'd like. I'll do it for a Heart Scale. I'm collecting those now."
  • If the player has a Heart Scale:
"Oh! That's it! That's an honest to goodness Heart Scale! Let me guess, you want me to teach a move?"
Yes: "Which Pokémon needs tutoring?"
  • If the selected Pokémon cannot be taught a move:
"Sorry… It doesn't appear as if I have any move I can teach that Pokémon." (Returns to previous question.)
  • If the selected Pokémon can be taught a move:
"Which move should I teach?"
  • The last thing he always says:
"If your Pokémon need to learn a move, come back with a Heart Scale."

Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen

  • When the player first* speaks to him:
"I'm the Pokémon Move Maniac. I know every single move that Pokémon learn growing up. I'm also a mushroom maniac. Bring me two TinyMushrooms, or one Big Mushroom. If you do that for me, I'll teach a move to one Pokémon."
  • If the player has enough of either item:
"Sniff, sniff… Hm! You smell of Mushrooms! Do you want me to teach a move to a Pokémon of yours?"
Yes: "Which Pokémon needs tutoring?"
  • If the selected Pokémon cannot be taught a move:
"Sorry… It doesn't appear as if I have a move I can teach that Pokémon." (Returns to previous question.)
  • If the selected Pokémon can be taught a move:
"Which move should I teach?"
  • If player has enough of both items after teaching a move
"Then, I'll need a Mushroom or two. What are you going to give me?"
  • The last thing he always says:
"If your Pokémon need to learn a move, I need a Mushroom or two."

Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness

"Be it a move that was never learned, or a move once learned and forgotten, if moves are what Pokémon need, I'm the man! All it takes are some Poké Coupons for me, the Move Teacher, to teach your Pokémon those moves you want and a whole lot more! So, are there any Pokémon that want to learn a new move or two?"
No: "There'll be times like this. Drop in when you need me."
Yes:
  • Try to teach a move the Pokémon already knows:
"Hold on. It already knows the move <move>."
  • If the player doesn't have enough Poké Coupons:
"You don't have enough Poké Coupons. I'm sorry, but I can't teach moves to your Pokémon.
  • If the player has enough Poké Coupons:
"So, I should teach the move <move>?"
No: (return to list)
Yes: "Now it's my turn. ...Done! Your <nickname> has learned <move>. Are there any other Pokémon that need the help of me, the Move Teacher?"
Yes: (opens Pokémon menu)
No: "There'll be times like this. Drop in when you need me."

Pokémon Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum

  • When the player first speaks to him:
"Everyone calls me the Pokémon Move Maniac. I prefer Move Tutor. I know every move that Pokémon learn while they're leveling up, and I can teach Pokémon those moves. I can teach a move to a Pokémon of yours if you'd like. I'll do it if you'll trade me a Heart Scale."
  • If the player does not have a Heart Scale:
"If any of your Pokémon needs to learn a move, come back with a Heart Scale."
  • If the player has a Heart Scale:
"Oh! That's it! That's an honest-to-goodness Heart Scale! Let me guess, you want me to teach one of your Pokémon a move? Which Pokémon needs tutoring?"
  • If the selection is cancelled:
"If any of your Pokémon needs to learn a move, come back with a Heart Scale."
  • If the selected Pokémon cannot be taught a move:
"Sorry... There isn't any move I can teach that Pokémon."
  • If the selected Pokémon can be taught a move:
"Which move should I teach?"

Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver

  • When the player first speaks to him:
"Me? I'm the Pokémon Move Maniac. I know every move that Pokémon learn while they're leveling up, and I can make Pokémon remember those moves. I can make a Pokémon of yours remember a move if you'd like. But...ahem! It'll cost you. I'll make a Pokémon remember a move if you'll trade me a Heart Scale."
  • If the player does not have a Heart Scale:
"If any of your Pokémon needs to learn a move, come back with a Heart Scale."
  • If the player has a Heart Scale:
"Ha! That's it! That's an honest-to-goodness Heart Scale! Let me guess, you want me to teach one of your Pokémon a move? Which Pokémon needs tutoring?"
  • If the selection is cancelled:
"If any of your Pokémon needs to learn a move, come back with a Heart Scale."
  • If the selected Pokémon cannot be taught a move:
"Sorry... There isn't any move I can make that Pokémon remember."
  • If the selected Pokémon can be taught a move:
"Which move should I make it remember?"
  • If selection is cancelled:
"If any of your Pokémon needs to learn a move, come back with a Heart Scale."

Pokémon Black, White, Black 2, and White 2

  • When the player first speaks to her:
"Everyone calls me the reminder girl. I know every move that Pokémon learn while they're leveling up. And I can make Pokémon remember those moves! If you bring me a Heart Scale, I'll make a Pokémon remember a move."
  • If the player does not have a Heart Scale:
"If any of your Pokémon needs to remember a move, bring me a Heart Scale!"
  • If the player has a Heart Scale:
"Should a move be remembered?"
No: "If any of your Pokémon needs to remember a move, bring me a Heart Scale!"
Yes: "Which Pokémon should learn it?"
  • If the selected Pokémon cannot be taught a move:
"This Pokémon hasn't forgotten any moves."
  • If the selected Pokémon can be taught a move:
"Which move should <Pokémon> remember?"

Pokémon X and Y

  • When the player first speaks to her:
"Everybody calls me Madam Reminder. I know every move that Pokémon learn while they're leveling up. And I can make Pokémon remember those moves! If you bring me a Heart Scale, I'll make a Pokémon remember a move."
  • If the player does not have a Heart Scale:
"If any of your Pokémon needs to remember a move, bring me a Heart Scale!"
  • If the player has a Heart Scale:
"Should a move be remembered?"
No: "If any of your Pokémon needs to remember a move, bring me a Heart Scale!"
Yes: "Which Pokémon should learn it?"
  • If the selected Pokémon cannot be taught a move:
"This Pokémon hasn't forgotten any moves."
  • If the selected Pokémon can be taught a move:
"Which move should <Pokémon> remember?"

Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire

  • If the player does not have a Heart Scale:
"I'm the Pokémon Move Maniac! I know every move Pokémon can learn by leveling up, and I can teach 'em to your Pokémon! I'm totally into collecting Heart Scales right now, so bring me one and I'll share the maniacal magic of moves!"
  • If the player has a Heart Scale:
"Oh! Sweet! That's a Heart Scale, right enough! You'd like me to teach your Pokémon a move?"
No: "If any of your Pokémon needs to remember a move, bring me a Heart Scale!"
Yes: "Which Pokémon will it be?"
  • If an Egg is selected:
"Huh? I don't have any moves I can teach Pokémon Eggs."
  • If the selected Pokémon cannot be taught a move:
"I'm sorry, but it doesn't look like I've got any moves to teach that Pokémon."
  • If the selected Pokémon can be taught a move:
"Which move should <Pokémon> remember?"

In other languages

Language Title
Mandarin Chinese 技能教學狂 Jìnéng Jiàoxué Kuáng
France Flag.png French Maître des Capacités
Germany Flag.png German Attacken-Erinnerer
Italy Flag.png Italian Ricordamosse
South Korea Flag.png Korean 기술 떠올리기 Gisul Tteoolligi
Spain Flag.png Spanish Recuerda-Movimientos


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