Hyper Hyper Hyper Hyper Beam is an even more powerful move than Hyper Hyper Hyper Beam. With the power of 1337 and an accuracy of 50 out of 100 and 1PP, it's the true most powerful move that a Pokemon can learn. Only the most L33T Pokemon can learn this yet no existing Pokemon has yet to know this move. Not even Shoop da Whoop, the best Pokemon yet, can't learn it despite the fact it can fire a lazor. However, hackers who use Action Replay Thingies can teach any of their Pokemon this move. Not many people know this move's information except for the L33T people. It also forces the user to rest for 10 turns, leaving them vulnerable to be killed, but that can only happen if the opponent doesn't lose. This move can be used only by Shadow Lugia.
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| - Hyper Hyper Hyper Hyper Beam is an even more powerful move than Hyper Hyper Hyper Beam. With the power of 1337 and an accuracy of 50 out of 100 and 1PP, it's the true most powerful move that a Pokemon can learn. Only the most L33T Pokemon can learn this yet no existing Pokemon has yet to know this move. Not even Shoop da Whoop, the best Pokemon yet, can't learn it despite the fact it can fire a lazor. However, hackers who use Action Replay Thingies can teach any of their Pokemon this move. Not many people know this move's information except for the L33T people. It also forces the user to rest for 10 turns, leaving them vulnerable to be killed, but that can only happen if the opponent doesn't lose. This move can be used only by Shadow Lugia.
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| - Hyper Hyper Hyper Hyper Beam is an even more powerful move than Hyper Hyper Hyper Beam. With the power of 1337 and an accuracy of 50 out of 100 and 1PP, it's the true most powerful move that a Pokemon can learn. Only the most L33T Pokemon can learn this yet no existing Pokemon has yet to know this move. Not even Shoop da Whoop, the best Pokemon yet, can't learn it despite the fact it can fire a lazor. However, hackers who use Action Replay Thingies can teach any of their Pokemon this move. Not many people know this move's information except for the L33T people. It also forces the user to rest for 10 turns, leaving them vulnerable to be killed, but that can only happen if the opponent doesn't lose. This move can be used only by Shadow Lugia.
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