Legacy Moves

i got also a Golem and a starmie with legacy moves.

some legacy moves are worth keeping - and they could become a novelty once trading happens...if it ever does.

Hitmonlee with stomp

There are a few Pokemon that have useful moves that are no longer obtainable, but most of the new moves were buffs. Still, legacy movesets are still worth keeping just because they're rare.

• Dragon Breath on Gyarados was good against Dragonite when paired with Dragon Pulse, plus there's the subjective opinion that it just looks cooler than Bite.

• Although Acid on Muk was a weaker version of Poison Jab, it guaranteed you got a good defending move (although Muk kinda sucks now)

• Rock Throw (with Rock Slide) on Omastar made it a niche attacker into Lapras. The only other Pokemon that can get a double rock type moveset is Golem, but Ice moves are super effective against ground while Omastar's water typing resists it.

• Mud Shot on Diglett is the best Bubblestrat attacker by far - there are some matchups where it is required

• Mud Shot is arguably better on Golem than Mud Slap because Golems suck at defending, and Mud Shot was a better move on offense than Mud Slap.

Moves removed:
• Gyarados: Dragon Breath removed
• Koffing: Acid removed
• Weezing: Acid removed
• Mew: Moonblast removed

Moves changed:
• Chansey: Psybeam to Hyper Beam
• Diglett: Mud Shot to Mud Slap
• Dugtrio: Mud Shot to Mud Slap
• Gengar: Sludge Wave to Sludge Bomb
• Golem: Mud Shot to Mud Slap
• Graveler: Mud Shot to Mud Slap
• Grimer: Acid to Poison Jab
• Hitmonlee: Stomp to Brick Break
• Jigglypuff: Play Rough to Dazzling Gleam
• Mew: Hurricane to Blizzard
• Muk: Acid to Lick
• Omastar: Rock Throw changed to Mud Shot
• Seel: Water Gun to Lick
• Starmie: Psybeam changed to Psychic
• Starmie: Quick Attack to Tackle
• Staryu: Quick Attack to Tackle
• Porygon: Quick Attack to Zen Headbutt