Can Poochyena Learn Cut In Pokemon Brick Bronze (2024)

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How do you learn cut in Pokémon Brick Bronze? ›

Getting HM1 Cut

A lumberjack is present to give the player HM1 Cut, which the player can teach to a Pokémon and cut down the tree afterwards to advance forward. However, before the player can actually use Cut on the field, he or she must first acquire the Arc Badge in Silvent Gym.

It evolves into Mightyena starting at level 18.

Ordinarily, every Pokemon egg will have a 1/256 chance of hatching with a hidden ability.

Poochyena is the pre-evolved form of Mightyena. Its biting strength is superior to other Pokémon, and has the endurance to chase opponents down until completely exhausted."

When it comes to HM versatility, Scyther and Samurott are top-tier choices, but Mew takes the undisputed crown as the most versatile Pokemon that can learn Cut, given its access to all available moves. Mew can do it all and doesn't need much help from others if you want to use it for HMs.

Pause the game, go to items, scroll down to the hm, and select it. You will be asked if you want to teach it to a Pokemon. Select the Pokemon you want to teach it to, and confirm. Then make your way to a bush you can cut, open up your menu, select "Pokemon"; select the Pokemon that learned cut, and select cut.

All Starter Pokémon are also part of 3-stage evolutionary lines, triggering their first evolution between Lv. 14-18, and second evolution at Lv. 30-36.

Poochyena is a mediocre Pokemon.

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Poochyena doesn't really benefit from delaying evolution aside from learning moves a few levels sooner, such as Crunch and Sucker Punch in the high 30s. However, they come very late relative to its evolution level, and Mightyena's higher stats and Intimidate would be more helpful.

anyway, poochyena is a good early game poke'mon, but its really only good when it evolves or if it has amazing stats at a low level. wingulls a good early game poke'mon too. and mawile, gulpin, wurmple, seedot, nincada, whismur, makuhita, sableye, and electrike.

Poochyena is a Dark-type Pokémon. It evolves into Mightyena starting at level 18.

The Move Reminder and Deleter, represented by main developers Srybon and MySixthSense respectively, are unique vendors in the stand to the right of Colosseum Marketplace that allow the player's Pokémon to learn old moves as well as forget unwanted moves, including HMs.

Indeed, Rattata could not learn Cut, in Gen 2, but can, in Gen 4. Raticate, however, can learn Cut in both, so, if you just evolve your Rattata, you'll then be able to teach it Cut. Bellsprout is another common Pokémon that is an option to teach Cut to, as well as Paras, considering you're likely in Ilex Forest.