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What are the grass starters signature moves in Pokemon?

Here's a breakdown of the Grass-type starter Pokémon's signature moves throughout the generations:

Generation 1:

* Bulbasaur: No signature move.

Generation 2:

* Chikorita: No signature move.

Generation 3:

* Treecko: No signature move.

Generation 4:

* Turtwig: No signature move.

Generation 5:

* Snivy: Leaf Tornado: A powerful Grass-type special move that can inflict a flinch.

Generation 6:

* Chespin: Spiky Shield: A defensive Grass-type move that raises the user's Defense stat.

Generation 7:

* Rowlet: Razor Leaf: A high-power Grass-type move that has a high critical hit rate. (While not exclusive to Rowlet, this move is frequently associated with it due to its early-game use.)

Generation 8:

* Grookey: Grass Knot: A Grass-type move that deals more damage based on the opponent's weight.

Generation 9:

* Sprigatito: Flower Trick: A Grass-type move that switches the user out after attacking, but the move's power is boosted if the user's stats are lowered.

Note: Some starters learn signature moves during their evolution line. While they may not be exclusive to their first stage, these moves are often associated with them:

* Venusaur: Solarbeam: A powerful Grass-type special move that requires a turn to charge.

* Bayleef: Solarbeam: A powerful Grass-type special move that requires a turn to charge.

* Sceptile: Leaf Storm: A powerful Grass-type special move that lowers the user's Special Attack.

* Grovyle: Leaf Storm: A powerful Grass-type special move that lowers the user's Special Attack.

* Torterra: Earthquake: A powerful Ground-type move that hits both opponents in double battles.

* Serperior: Leaf Storm: A powerful Grass-type special move that lowers the user's Special Attack.

* Chesnaught: Spiky Shield: A defensive Grass-type move that raises the user's Defense stat.

* Decidueye: Spirit Shackle: A Ghost/Grass-type move that traps the opponent and deals damage.

* Rillaboom: Grass Knot: A Grass-type move that deals more damage based on the opponent's weight.

Keep in mind that while some of these moves are associated with the Grass-type starters, they are not always exclusive to them. Other Pokémon may learn these moves as well.

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