The History of "Pokemon GO" - Water Quiz

Answer: Waterfall

Before Kyogre was released, Niantic wanted to give it access to Dragon Tail for a Fast move. However, this was struck down by Game Freak, for the reason that Kyogre cannot learn Dragon Tail in the mainline games. Niantic, in obeisance of the game's IP owner, removed Dragon Tail from Kyogre, kept it on Groudon, and never gave Kyogre another Fast move.

That said, not getting another Fast move is definitely for the better. Waterfall is the best Fast move Kyogre could've asked for, and getting it guaranteed without the need of a TM can be quite helpful for TM-starved trainers.

Answer: The player sees things at a greater range

Dialga-Origin's Roar of Time is what pauses time sensitive consumables such as Stardust Pieces or Lucky Eggs. Palkia-O's Spacial Rend will increase the range at which the player can spot wild Pokemon, spin Pokestops or access Gyms. The real-world distance of this is roughly 200 feet.

The effect lasts for eight minutes at a time, and costs five thousand stardust to go with ten Palkia candies to activate.

Answer: Bug and Electric

Much like how Rainy weather boosts Water, Bug and Electric, Primal Kyogre's presence on a team buffs fellow Water types and any Bug or Electric types on the team. This can make Primal Kyogre useful even in moments when Water is not needed- a strategy consisting of five Electric types such as Raikou, and then a Primal Kyogre in the back can be incredibly effective when attacking an Electric-weak threat.

Answer: Hydro Pump

Hydro Pump doesn't fire often, but when it does, it's both hard-hitting and blindingly fast. It is exceedingly difficult to dodge when the trainer doesn't see it coming, so until the trainer can confirm that the Lugia doesn't have a Hydro Pump, they should handle it cautiously and be prepared to dodge on a whim.

Answer: Tyranitar

Every single one of Tyranitar's moves, even legacy Smack Down, is resisted by Poliwrath. Poliwrath's access to Rock Smash and Dynamic Punch gives it the ability to hit Tyranitar back for 4x damage consistently, making it a great counter to the terrifying Johto psuedo-legendary.

Answer: Shadow Claw

Shadow Claw is arguably the best move in all of PvP, and Feraligatr had all of the tools needed for it to succeed. It generates energy quickly, letting Feraligatr fire off frequent Hydro Cannons, and it deals decent damage while having great neutral coverage. Anyone aiming to use Feraligatr in PvP, regardless of the setting, must be sure to equip it with Shadow Claw.

Answer: Octazooka

Octazooka is fairly weak as far as damage output goes, but it's quite cheap and has a 50% chance to halve the opponent's Attack upon use. This gives Kingdra some interesting, rarely sought utility that can be very useful.

Answer: Warer Shuriken

Water Shuriken is an extremely fast Fast move that also does decent damage. It makes Greninja out into a speedy, powerful, dodge happy Water type with a niche in both raids and PvP.

Answer: Surf

Surf is a fairly modest two-barred attack without any particularly strong or weak parameters; a well rounded move at that. Mega Slowbro's alternative is the weak and slow Water Pulse, which is not viable.

Answer: Crabhammer

Crabhammer is a powerful two-barred move that is also reasonably fast. It is an excellent Charged move that fits the crabby Kingler and Crawdaunt very well. It would also later be given to other random Pokemon, like Crabominable, who became decent users of the move themselves.