public DamageBuff(PokeAPI.Move movetype, PokeAPI.Pokemon pokemontype)
        {
            MoveType       = movetype;
            PokemonType    = pokemontype;
            DamageModifier = 1;

            TypeWeaknessMap BattleTypes = new TypeWeaknessMap();

            TypeComparison(BattleTypes);
        }
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        /* The DownloadMoves() function downloads the first 621 (which is currently all) the moves from PokeAPI.
         * It is asynchronous as the API wrapper uses an await keyword to download from the API. */
        public static async void DownloadMoves()
        {
            for (int i = 1; i <= 621; i++)
            {
                /* Each move is downloaded from PokeAPI using DataFetcher.GetApiObject<T>(). */
                api.Move m = await api.DataFetcher.GetApiObject <api.Move>(i);

                /* The array of move flags is created and set with every bit as false for now.
                 * The flags are not in the API so I have to make them here. */
                bool[] flags = new bool[20];
                for (int j = 0; j < 20; j++)
                {
                    flags[j] = false;
                }

                /* A new Move is generated and added using the data from the PokeAPI Move object. In several cases, the NullToZero() function is used for conversion. */
                MoveManager.Moves.Add(m.Names[0].Name, new Move(m.Names[0].Name, (byte)NullToZero(m.Power), (byte)NullToZero(m.Accuracy), (sbyte)m.Priority, ParseEnum <MoveCategory>(m.DamageClass.Name), ParseEnum <PkmnType>(m.Type.Name), (byte)NullToZero(m.PP), flags));
                Console.WriteLine("Move #" + i + " (" + m.Name + ") has been added.");
            }
        }
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        public void Fetch(int MoveID)
        {
            Task <PokeAPI.Move> MoveTask = FetchMove(MoveID);

            move = MoveTask.Result;
        }
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        public void Fetch(String MoveName)
        {
            Task <PokeAPI.Move> MoveTask = FetchMove(MoveName);

            move = MoveTask.Result;
        }