Hello there! I'm Professor Spruce, and Pokémon are my life! Or at least, they take up a very large portion of it. From the moment I saw a wild Pidgeot as a young lad, I've been utterly captivated by these incredible creatures. I've dedicated my life to studying them, their abilities, their habitats, and yes, even their most impressive moves. So, you want to talk about signature moves, specifically Kyogre's? You've come to the right place!

Let's dive right in, shall we? It's a common misconception that Kyogre has a signature move. You see, a signature move is a unique attack that only one specific Pokémon can learn. Think of Pikachu and Thunderbolt, or Charizard and Blast Burn. These are iconic moves, intrinsically linked to those particular Pokémon.

Now, while Kyogre doesn't have a move exclusively its own, it does have a very special relationship with the incredibly powerful Water-type move, Origin Pulse. Introduced in Generation VI, Origin Pulse is a devastating attack with 110 base power. What makes this move significant is that only two legendary Pokémon can learn it naturally: Kyogre, the embodiment of the sea, and its counterpart Groudon with its signature move, Precipice Blades.

Think about it for a moment. These two legendary titans, representing the primal forces of the ocean and the land, clashing in a cataclysmic battle.
Origin Pulse, a surging torrent of raw watery energy, perfectly embodies Kyogre's overwhelming power and dominion over the seas.

While other Pokémon, primarily legendary Water-types, can learn Origin Pulse through specific events or items, it's important to remember that this move debuted alongside Kyogre and Groudon. It was designed to showcase their awe-inspiring power, reflecting their legendary status as forces of nature.

So, while some might argue that Kyogre doesn't technically have a signature move, I believe Origin Pulse comes pretty darn close. It's a move practically made for this legendary Pokémon, embodying its essence and showcasing the raw, untamed power it possesses.

If you ever find yourself facing down a Kyogre unleashing Origin Pulse, well, let's just say I hope you brought your A-game and a very large bucket!
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Groudon's new signature move that was previously hinted at is called Precipice Blades. Primal Kyogre's ability is Primordial Sea, which creates heavy rain . It prevents the weather being changed, whether by moves like Sunny Day or abilities like Snow Warning.read more >>