I'm pretty sure, BTW, that Sheepit learns Hammerhead (fighting move) if it's not transformed, but Lamgurk definitely does not learn it.
On the other hand, just stay away from that line. The only, and I do mean only, earth move that entire line appears to learn is Mudslide, at level 40-something (46 as Lamgurk I think). No Tunnel. No Quake or Earthquake. Just Mudslide, which is inaccurate. Lamgurk getting Rock and Roll and Crunch, and having rather high attack, doesn't matter when its special defense is bad, its speed is meh, and its same-type-attack coverage sucks. Even Craggallem is better, and that's saying something.

Meh, Deciced is more focused on attack than magic attack, I can't see Bubble Burst doing enough damage to make it worthwhile. They're gonna survive and smack you back with a much stronger super effective hit. Interesting timing for that, I'm giving Deciced a spin on my new playthrough, I discovered that the Bergan I had was above average to remarkable in every stat, and Ratsal was not pulling his weight, so I swapped. Only having Pounce and Splash at first was a bit of a drag, but equipping a power dagger gave him 55 attack as a mere level 15 Deciced, so even pounce did enough damage to wipe out feral Manamon pretty quickly. Once he got ice cutter, things just got better. Still replacing him with Polosses when I get it, but this didn't cost me a life tonic and only took less than an hour to catch up to my squad, so having an ice type to carry me until then will be nice.

To answer the question about Groller, it gets Tunnel somewhere in the early 30s. Not sure if it gets any more earth moves after that.

Currently partway through the arcade hideout, with Girmarine, Jimitron, Skiriel, Promoulder, Groller and Deciced, all between level 31 and 33.

Hey Jayde, just found an error in your guide. It's to do with the box puzzle in the arcade hideout. After pushing it down 2 and right 4 to activate the switch, you say to push it 8 left, then north onto the teleporter, but that is not possible. You have to push it 1 more to the right, 2 up, all the way left (think I counted 9), then you can push it up.

Just went poking around on my old file to get an idea of some things I can expect in the future on my new one. Grandlan gets both Toxic Tail and Blaze Rampage via the memory tutor. Let's recap, that's a 90 power earth move, 60 power magic move (90 if you want to run off special attack), 90 power flame move, and 100 power poison move, eventually all getting the STAB bonus. Bwahahahahaha. Kinidul worries me a bit though. I blew all my levelup herbs on that file so can't check future moves without a lot of grinding, but his stats look like they're defense oriented. MayI remind you this is a flame type? Fire types in Pokémon were never known for their durability, and the same is true here. In fact his lowest stat at level 40 is magic attack at a paultry 72, and it's not even underdeveloped or lacking. In contrast, Polosses's lowest stat is in the high 80s, and my Galvana has 80 attack, but it's apparently "not so good". We don't know what else it'll learn, though, so I'm not giving up on it yet.

Hey guys!

How do i captured Polosses? I got him down until 1%. And then I use Giganet to captured him for 20 times. And he still got away.

Thanks!

The gift moves were nice for levelling up Gronk, but I don't think I'll be keeping any of them in his final moveset. Toxic Tail will be a nice surprise to shadow types who think they can prey on Grandlan's magic type, so I'm keeping that around.

Successfully replaced Skiriel with Paladore on my team. The third one I caught had remarkable in everything except magic attack, which he doesn't use anyway, so needless to say I'm extremely satisfied. I wasn't going to specifically try for  this close to perfect, but the first 2 I got had terribly underdeveloped attack, so... yeah no, not keeping those. For what it's worth, he was much easier to level up to my team's levels than Feefeye was. He's now right up there as a level 38 Paladine, and i'm about halfway through the tower.

Not sure if anyone's picked up on this, and forget if it's been mentioned, but wild Zintrabats have been using Wing Slash on me, so yeah.

Wing Slash? They can't have Wind Force? Bah.
I suppose beggars and choosers and all that, but still. Bah.
Wonder what level the Palador line gets Power Punch. If it's early enough, it might really help them level, giving them a reliable fighting move.

Neat thing with the bug you found. I've never had that problem but I'm sneaking up on that point in the game, sorta, so I'll be aware of it.

Hello
Sory for my bad English, I'm French.

I'm in the shadow kingdom, and at the end, I must fight a manamon irodium or Something like that. And it's impossible. How to do for this fight?

thanks

@gamer95440: Irrodium is definitely doable, but it can be difficult. It's best if you have a manamon with an attack that he is weak to. Irrodium is dragon and shadow type, so find types that he would be weak to. Ice and holy are the ones I can think of right away. It also helps if you have an attack that does damage each round, such as unending curse, to negate his healing. Good luck. I recommend bringing at least 15 strong herbs or mighty herbs, and at least five revives.
@Hayri Tulumcu: Sorry, but if you deleted Chingle, it's gone. One of us could probably trade you one, if you really want one.

hmm, zinterbat using wing slash? maybe it's one of those  types where they get a move before you transform it?  so if you transform it too soon you're screwed?

and hey mehh flying coverage is better than no flying coverage.

Hello guys,
Spoilers!
I have completed the game many times, but can't complete my manapedia as what regards capturing DR Muretz's manamon, the two I don't have out of the 3, as well as capturing the 3 mythical manamon with giganets. I was able to capture Zeogneos, Iroadium and Tabalus. I'm curious to know about the 158th manamon so if someone is able to upload a save with all manamon captured, I would be really grateful.

I'm now back to that point in the game where I need to build up a new team, to fight irroadium. All ice and magic types I guess? Dragon types are out. Period. Because no, kill it this way! So like orystar? Mondevol? Arctana, the ice mythical and snowmonno for trap damage? Pandourbit for when snowmonno dies? All leveled into the 60's? Trying to think of things to make this fight easier. Also, I'd love to see misses not cost usage points. I mean it already costs you hp in the form of a skipped attack and an extra round for the enemy to pound on you and there's no status that controls it. So you have 5 usage points for oblivion slash, and you spent 4 of them on misses, doing a combined total of zero damage. But you still have one left right? It's gonna hit this time! I just know it! So really you have to spend gold on revives, healing items, and skill drinks, just to cover misses. You have some earth type that can take an ice type out with one hit. Yeah it's neutral damage, but you don't care. You're just that good. You're feeling like a real badass now, licking your chops and talking a lot of trash. Your team is nice and overleveled and you're feeling a little lazy. Whoops! Your one hit missed, and you got hit with frigid touch, and died. What were you saying? Your who can what? You've got an air type coming up, and your earth type has a gravity magnet equipped? You mean the one that just died? That one? Oh dearie. Guess you'll be switching to an electric type now eh? Martiagle! This guy's gone in one hit if sparking tail doesn't miss. But it did miss, and its first move was fly, and it was a critical hit. With your electric type out of the way, you get an idea! You have an earth type, with a grav... Never mind, he's still dead. So you make do with what you have left instead of making quick work of your opponent. You're losing members of your team when you shouldn't have even been taking any damage. That's one thing I haven't trained for. Putting all training points into defense and hp for a little wiggle room for when misses crop up. Is that really a thing? Planning to miss? Can it be done to any effect?

You'll see that with electric shield on mon that are immune to electric as well. The move does not affect pandourbit. Kind of strange to see. The first time I saw a mon use that I thought it was one of those where it would shock you for a portion of the damage you did to it, which would have been neat. When I saw the repeat explosion bug, I wondered if the game was just going to end on a sort of crash, since you, er, can't progress until that cutscene is done. That would fail. You have to do quite a bit to get to that point.