TM stands for Technical Machine and HM for Hidden Machine. In the game they are like CDs you can use to instantly teach a move to your Pokémon, as long as they are compatible to said move.
In Pokémon X and Y both types can be used as many times you want, so basically the only differences between a TM and a HM are the later cannot be deleted by normal means (the only way is to pay a visit to the Move Deleter) and they can also be used for some mechanics outside of battle, and therefore, may be required for plot progression. If there is a certain type of plant blocking your way you have to use Cut to get rid of it, if you want to navigate water areas you must use Surf, among others. Some HMs can also be used to make your life easier, like Fly, which can be used to instantly travel to any city in the map whose Pokémon Center has been visited before, as opposed to traveling by foot.
there are 92 tms and there are 08 HMS
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Beldum can not learn any Tms or HMs.
There are 95 TMs and 6 HMs in the game. That's the total of 101 HMs and TMs in the game.
there is no TM crunch because I have ar and used all tms and HMS and there is no crunch but mightyena can learn crunch
You have to use the TM Case.. In the Key Pocket in your bag.
you need to get an action replay and use the code alltms and HMS you need to get an action replay and use the code alltms and HMS
go to your bag, and to the right there is a thing called TM case
no in fact having all the tm's and hm's is a good thing.
Magikarp cannot learn TMs (or HMs for that matter). You must first evolve it into Gyarados (which happens at Level 20) before you can begin teaching it TM moves.
No. All TMs and HMs do is teach your Pokemon a move.
Sadly, no. There is something like 93 TMs and more than 1000 moves in all. And you have the 8 HMs, which you can count as more TMs. So there is around 101 TMs + HMs total.