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So while you collect the latter, you'll want to make sure you use it on the Pokemon you really want to use it on, because with rare exception, you won't get a chance to change your mind. As a result, TMs can only be used once, and once a TM is used and a move is taught to an eligible Pokemon, you won't be able to use it again. With the exception of TM70 (which teaches Flash), none of them are incredibly important to learn, and simply buff out your Pokemon and make them stronger. Technical Machines differ in this respect. In other words, once you have HM01 for Cut, you can teach it to as many Pokemon as you'd like, so long as the Pokemon in question is eligible to learn the move. You'll also be able to use a Hidden Machine endlessly once found. Hidden Machines are completely integral to your success in Pokemon HeartGold and SoulSilver, for they'll teach your Pokemon extremely important story-based moves, like Fly, Surf, Cut and Waterfall. (Please keep in mind that the numbers and types of both HMs and TMs will vary from game to game, and will only be accurate for the most recent Pokemon games.) Both machines teach your Pokemon various moves, the name and type of which indicated by the TM or HM in question. HM stands for "Hidden Machine," while TM stands for "Technical Machine." Both play an important role in all core Pokemon games, and HeartGold and SoulSilver are no different.
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