

It's an easy mistake to make though, since they distribute some 4Kids shows (most notably Yu-Gi-Oh!). These moves arent really all that useful in a playthrough but if you really insist on using them, stun spore is the better option imo. I thought poison powder was the yellowish one.

FUNimation doesn't have a hand in Pokemon's script. A Link to the Past (talk) 08:03, Septem(UTC) Pronounced: BELL-sprout Possible Moves: Vine Whip, Growth, Wrap, Sleep Powder, PoisonPowder, Stun Spore, Acid, Knock Off, Sweet Scent, Gastro Acid. Well, we COULD assume that since dying and "going away forever" probably aren't easily mistranslated, that it could be perceived that FUNi removed it. You might want to add a note in the Anime Appearances section that says something similar to "It is popularly believed that in the original Japanese episode, Butterfree died, but this is in fact false." I'd add it myself but I have no idea if your information is valid or not. :) - Dalkaen 12:33, (UTC) That was false info that was not actually present in the Japanese version (or any other version), but someone said it was, and it spread like wildfire. Its Grass-typing allows it to check Staryu, one of the best Water-types and status spreaders. lieb I ht ' Tal Powder, B when davllmepens 'ns petals stun Spore. 1 very vile OVERVIEW Vileplume's access to Sleep Powder and Stun Spore gives it a unique niche as a bulky status spreader, crippling dangerous threats like Nidoqueen, Pinsir, and Seaking. Just thought I'd bring this up here: I removed the "information" about Butterfree dying after mating in the anime. 6' 07' ur ' W ' ucl) v rasas' ' P ' Y Pokenlon WEIGHT: 175.5 lbs.
