normal types can learn just about any movenormal types can learn just about any moveActually, normal types can NOT learn all moves. For example, Glameow, the normal pokemon, can not learn any dragon type moves.
Catterpie, Roselia, Scyther and many many more grass type Pokemon can learn bug type moves.
Fire type moves
Serperior cannot learn any ghost type moves.
Yes, there are many Normal-type Pokemon that can learn Shadow Ball, among other Ghost-type moves, by TM. This is useful for beating Ghost-type Pokemon, since Normal-type Pokemon are immune to Ghost-type attacks.
normal types can learn just about any movenormal types can learn just about any moveActually, normal types can NOT learn all moves. For example, Glameow, the normal pokemon, can not learn any dragon type moves.
Catterpie, Roselia, Scyther and many many more grass type Pokemon can learn bug type moves.
Fire type moves
absolutley not
No, it is an ice type, but can learn several water type moves.
I think none, But if you're Pokemon can learn Ice moves. It will be super effective towards grass.
Serperior cannot learn any ghost type moves.
Arceus does not require an item in order to actually learn Grass-type moves, however it can be given the Meadow Plate in order to boost the power of these moves by turning it into a Grass-type Pokemon.
The only move it can do is "Transform" This means it can momentarily learn all the moves of one of the opponent's Pokemon, for example if you were battling a fire type Chimchar, it would learn some fire type moves. If you're looking for a Pokemon which always knows moves i would recommend catching another Pokemon!
Pretty much every Pokemon can learn Headbutt, but a Pokemon that uses Physical moves and is of the NORMAL type would be preferable.
Yes, there are many Normal-type Pokemon that can learn Shadow Ball, among other Ghost-type moves, by TM. This is useful for beating Ghost-type Pokemon, since Normal-type Pokemon are immune to Ghost-type attacks.
No, Aerodactyl can not learn any rock type moves until Gold/Silver/Crystal.