| radishhead said: He still doesn't believe me - is there a video or something more substantial that shows that the effects of perish song are completely removed after you switch out and back in again |
Haven't found a video with that (it's hardly something anyone wants to prove, since it isn't a strategy), but here's a link for Smogon detailing what Perish Song does: http://www.smogon.com/dp/moves/perish_song
This is the best I can do. If your friend still isn't convinced then there's nothing you can do to convince him otherwise other than to show him directly in the game.
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