I realy want mamoswine but I known it need to know ancientpower but
Where do I get it in tm, if not please say where I do get heart scales????
Tnx
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You don't get it in a TM. You have to get a heart scale, from digging it out from the underground tunnels. Then take a heart scale to the move tutor in Pastoria City, get pilloswine to learn ancient power, then grow it one level and you will have a mamoswine.
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I will help you. Unfortunately, you cannot get Ancient power in a TM. Instead, you have to go underground and dig around for a Heart scale. But don't worry about finding them, I find them so often I get sick of it, I have over 50 heart scales.
Once you get one, go to Pastoria City, and talk to the move tutor. His house is right by the lake, and a big guy will be outside it, saying that he is in the middle of town. Teach Ancient power to your Pokemon, and then make it go up a level, and it should evolve.
Level up Piloswine to level 33. It will learn Ancient power. Teach it that, and it will evolve.
Heart scales are pretty common underground. You should be able to find 1.
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