A person who tries to put you asleep
PS. It is practically a magician.
phychic, hynosis,dreameater,dynamic punch
hynosis and dream eater can be learned by tm's but nightmare once he evovle's
"Hypnotism" is 'saimin,' and "to put under hynosis" is 'saiminjoutai ni suru.' These are written: 催眠 催眠状態にする
Zubat and its evos can use mean look, and so can Dusclops. Block is another great move: Nosepass and Bronzong learn it. Trade a Bronzong from somewhere and train it to know Block and Hynosis.
Yanmega cannot learn Hynosis. However, Yanma can learn Hypnosis at level 38.
This has been driving me crazy for ages!! And have been searching everywhere tonight to work it out BUT i think ive found it: Somewhere in Time (1980) with Christopher Reeves and Jane Seymour. Hope its what you meant! :)
for starters, its best to get a ralts. Strong special attacker, fully evolves to Gardevoir. For a fire type, Torkoal or Camerupt will be a good choice either or. Shroomish is needed for ur grass type. Tailow or Skarmory as ur flying type, Skarmory being the better in my opinion. Lastly, you should get a Sableye, awesome pokemon, no weaknesses. OR a Aron, takes some time to raise, but the end result is really good hope this helps my team Marshtomp lvl 100 ice beam surf earthquake blizzard Gardevoir lvl 100 Calm mind Physcic Hynosis Dream eater (or substitute shadow ball for calm mind) Camerupt lvl 100 eruption overheat earthquake amnesia Breloom lvl 100 Giga drain solar beam sky uppercut dynamic punch/ or rock tomb to cover your flying weakness Aggron- lvl 100 Rock slide roll out thunder iron tail Skarmory lvl 100 spikes steel wing fly aerial ace ideal movesets for your team
the best way is to catch it is with a masterball. if you don't have one then get its HP low and get it paralyzed or asleep. don't poisen it or it will die if your attemps of catching it are unsucessful. then get it confused o your catch rate is higher. then throw some ultra balls and hope it workes. different person: first if u are a serious trainer, DO NOT USE UR MASTER BALL. there are better and harder to catch Pokemon in this game(like lugia, ho-oh, mewtwo, mew, lugia, deoxys,etc). Ok. First u should have the three island pass. the required HMs to get to moltres are STRENGTH, ROCK SMASH and SURF. good Pokemon to bring along are snorlax(or any Pokemon that knows a attack that puts Pokemon to sleep. sleep powder, hynosis, sing, yawn, etc) and marowak or scyther or any Pokemon that knows false swipe. Have at least 20 ultra balls, 15 great balls and 5 timer balls. Go to First Island. Surf to mount ember(north). look at the map if u need help (found in PCs). Climb and battle ur way up mount ember and u will see moltres at the very top. DO NOT CHALLENGE IT YET.SAVE, IN CASE U ACCIDENTALLY FAINT IT!!! after u have saved, either: use a reasonably strong attack by a lower level Pokemon than moltres (lvl 50 or under) then use false swipe a few times. after it's hp is down to one, use sleep powder, hynosis, sing or yawn. note: do not poison moltres or confuse it. press AB continuously (this raises the catch rate of most poke balls) as u throw the ultra ball(NOT MASTER BALL!) this will take a few tries but u will get it eventaully. or, use a weak attack many times, or attacks that lower foes attack, or put it to sleep and paralyse it for a long time and wakes up again, then use false swipe and a sleep attack. Now, use timer ball. the battle should have, by now, lasted at least 10 turns. press AB continuously the moment u throw the ball. this increases catch rate. u may have to try a few times, but good luck. differant person: Go to Mt ember and u will see moltres save the game and then battle it. use a few attacks to weaken it(so the hp bar is red). then throw a ultra ball or a great ball and every time the ballbounces press 'B' and then when it moves from side to side click the directional pad and click which way the ball moves. this turns the ball into a master ball and u will have caught moltres.
Moltres will be on One Island after you go through Mt. Ember.First you have to beat the elite four, then you go to Mt. Ember which is on One Island, and Moltres wil be at the top.I hope this was helpful, if not, just say something on my message board!First you have to beat the elite four, then you go to Mt. Ember which is on One Island, and Moltres wil be at the top. I hope this was helpful, if not, just say something on my message board!you go to the top of one island hand it will be thereMoltres is found at the top of Mt. Emberin Island #1 of the Sevii Islands.-jean- >w
His mothers name is Kushina Uzumaki,she was a former ninja the land of the whirlpool.Her husband was the fourth hokage (Minato Namikaze).She had a tomboyish figure but soon blossomed into a beautiful woman.Her name "Kushina" translates "Red Pepper".And Yondaime Was The Yellow Flash Yellow Red = Orange That's How Naruto's Hair Is Orangeit was to his mother. in the manga thought I'm not sure about the shows itself.and girl or guy,get your facts straight!!!!She is his mother. It is still unknown what happened to her or if her and Minato were married or not, but it has been said by Jiraiya and Tsunade, plus shown in a flash back by Jiraiya. The show is based off the manga, but the creators of the show just add extras.I have been aware that the only website that has knowledge on Naruto's mother would be either Leafninja.com or Naruto.wikia.com.Naruto's Mother Kushina Uzumaki Died When Naruto Was Being Given Birth As The Previous Owner Of The Kyuubi Was Kushina Actually And As During That Point She Was Weakest Madara Controlled The Kyuubi Out From Kushina That's How She Died And Then The Kyuubi Was Sealed Into Naruto
* The two are not related. Telepathy is 'from one mind to another' and examples are: When someone is thinking of someone and they phone within minutes or a little longer. Another example is a mother having a feeling her child is in trouble and most adults have actually experienced this, but some have not realized it or a thought that someone they love will be in an accident and it does occur in some cases. Scientists are not only studying humans vs humans re Telepathy, but also humans vs pets. The psychic phenomena by which communication occurs between minds, or mind-to-mind communication. Such communication includes thoughts, ideas, feelings, sensations and mental images. Telepathic descriptions are universally found in writings and oral lore. In tribal societies such as the Aborigines of Australia telepathy is accepted as a human faculty, while in more advanced societies it is thought a special ability belonging to mystics and psychics. Although not scientifically proven, telepathy is being increasingly studied in psychical research. History: "Telepathy" is derived from the Greek terms tele ("distant") and pathe ("occurrence" or "feeling"). The term was coined in 1882 by the French psychical researcher Fredric W. H. Myers, a founder of the Society for Psychical Research (SPR). Myers thought his term descrbed the phenomenon better than previous used terms such as the French "communication de pensees," "thought-transference," and "thought-reading." Research interest in telepathy had its beginning in Mesmerism. The magnetists discovered that telepathy was among the so-called "higher-phenomena" observed in magnetized subjects, who read the thoughts of the magnetists and carried out the unspoken instructions.Soon other psychologists and psychiatrists were observing the same phenomena in their patients. Sigmund Freud noticed it so often that he son had to address it. He termed it a regressive, primitive faculty that was lost in the course of evolution, but which still had the ability to manifest itself under certain conditions. Psychiatrist Carl G. Jung thought it more important. He considered it a function of synchronicity. Psychologist and philosopher William James was very enthusiastic toward telepathy and encouraged more research be put into it. When the American Society for Psychical Research (ASPR) was founded in 1885, after the SPR in 1884, telepathy became the first psychic phenomenon to be studied scientifically. The first testing was simple. A sender in one room would try to transmit a two-digit number, a taste, or a visual image to a receiver in another room. The French physiologist Charles Richet introduced mathematical chance to the tests, and also discovered that telepathy occurred independent of hypnotism. Interest in telepathy increased following World War I as thousands of bereaved turned toward Spiritualism attempting to communicate with their dead loved ones. The telepathic parlor game called "willing" became popular. Mass telepathic experiments were undertaken in the United States and Britain. Experimental findings: Most often telepathy occurs spontaneously in incidents of crisis where a relative or friend has been injured or killed in an accident. An individual is aware of the danger to the other person from a distance. Such information seems to come in different forms as in thought fragments, like something is wrong; in dreams, visions, hallucinations, mental images, in clairaudience, or in words that pop into the mind. Often such information causes the person, the receiver, to change is course of action, such as changing his travel plans or daily schedule, or to just call or contact the other person. Some incidents involve apparent telepathy between humans and animals. Telepathy seems to be related to the individual's emotional state. This is true of both the sender and receiver. Most women were receivers, as case findings showed, and one possible explanation is that women are more in touch with their emotions and rely on intuition more than men. Geriatric telepathy is fairly common, this may be due, it is speculated, to the impairment of the senses with age. Telepathy can be induced in the dream state. It appears to be related to some biological factors: blood volume changes during telepathic sending, and electroencephalogram monitoring show that the brain waves of the recipient change to match those of the sender. Dissociative drugs adversely affect telepathy, but caffeine has a positive effect on it.During his 1930 ESP experiments J. B. Rhine also made some discoveries concerning telepathy: It was often difficult to determine whether information was communicated through telepathy, clairvoyance, or precognitive clairvoyance. He concluded that telepathy and clairvoyance were the same psychic function manifested in different ways. Also, telepathy is not affected by distance or obstacles between the sender and receiver. A telepathic experiment conducted during the Apollo 14 mission in 1971 proved distance is not a barrier. The experiment was not authorized by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), nor was it announced until the mission was completed. Astronaut Edgar D. Mitchell conducted the experiment with four recipients on Earth, 150,000 miles below. Mitchell concentrated on sequences of twenty-five random numbers. He completed 200 sequences. Guessing 40 correctly was the mean chance. Two of the recipients guessed 51 correctly. This far exceeded Mitchell's expectations, but still was only moderately significant. Theories:Although over the centuries various theories have been advanced to describe the functioning of telepathy, none seem to be adequate. Telepathy, like othe psychic phenomena, transcends time and space. The ancient Greek philosopher Democritus put forth the wave and corpuscle theories to explain telepathy. In the 19th century, the British chemist and physicist William Crookes, thought telepathy rode on radio- like brain waves. Later in the 20th century the Soviet scientist L. L. Vasilies proposed the electromagnetic theory. The American psychologist Lawrence LeShan proposed that each person has his or her personal reality, and the psychics and mystics share separate ones from other people which allow them to access information not available to others.In conclusion telepathy, like the other forms of psychic phenomena is elusive and difficult to test systematically. Enough evidence is available to reasonably substantiate the phenomenon does exist. But, quantifying it seems to be another matter. The phenomenon is closely connect to the emotional states on both the sender and receiver which creates difficulty in replicating experimental results. Attitudinal factors also influence the phenomenon. The best that researchers can hope for is to have supportive and receptive subjects in experiments that produce similar results. HYPNOSIS: Hynosis is not a state of deep sleep. It does involve the induction of a trance-like condition, but when in it, the patient is actually in an enhanced state of awareness, concentrating entirely on the hypnotist's voice. In this state, the conscious mind is suppressed and the subconscious mind is revealed. People experience this every day (day-dreaming) or, engrossed in a movie and unaware of one's surroundings. Some people rely on Hypnosis to get over certain fears; quitting smoking or reaching back into the subconscious to remember a trauma in their lives that has been causing them anxiety throughout their life. Although some articles state that 'all' people can be hypnotised this is not true.