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Right, ActionShark, it's now life-threatening. I feel so stupid to ask, but I don't know what the game description means by this ability Thick Fat, incorporated by Spheal, Sealeo, Walrein, Makuhita, and Hariyama. The game description underlined this ability with "heat-and-cold" protection. It doesn't seem to have an effect on the weather or any moves associated with heat and cold (Sheer Cold, Sunny Day, etc.)
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<BR>If someone can clarify this description of Thick Fat, I would really appreciate it. And many thanks to those that tried to answer my previous question!

Date of Question: Jun 21st 2004 | Question ID: 4797

Cross Stinger | Admin | Joined: Jan 14th 2004
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I can't beleive you asked another question!!!!!

Well..... what it means is that you can't be frozen or burned.

Hope this helps!

pokefan2 | Member | Joined: Mar 17th 2004
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Okay Cross Stinger, Thick Fat is an ability that reduces damage by half, when the Pokemon is attacked by Fire- (heat) or Ice-type (cold) attacks.

Hope I helped you feel less stupid.

About those Berries (36-40) I found out you need an Action Replay. The only one you can get without it is the Ganlon Berry, Jirachi is holding it when you get him from Pokemon Collesseum, I believe.

Weedster | Member | Joined: May 29th 2004
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The real meaning of the thick fat move is half damage from fire moves like fire blast and half damage from ice moves like blizzard. So I hope that hleps.

thewiseman | Member | Joined: Sep 17th 2003
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