[Scripting Question] Need help creating a function code for a status ailment I added

[Koma60]

I'm new to this whole thing but I've been trying to create a new function code to allow me to make that give a status ailment I added. I followed other steps to implement the ailment itself but the function I made for It keeps saying its the wrong number of arguments. 1 for 2 specifically.

This is what I got so far,

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# Gives the target tetanus.
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class PokeBattle_Move_66A < PokeBattle_Move
def pbEffect(attacker,opponent,hitnum=0,alltargets=nil,showanimation=true)
return super(attacker,opponent,hitnum,alltargets,showanimation) if @basedamage>0
return -1 if !opponent.pbCanTetanus?(true)
pbShowAnimation(@id,attacker,opponent,hitnum,alltargets,showanimation)
opponent.pbPoison(attacker,true)
@battle.pbDisplay(_INTL("{1} was infected with tetanus!",opponent.pbThis))
return 0
end

def pbAdditionalEffect(attacker,opponent)
return false if !opponent.pbCanTetanus?(false)
opponent.pbPoison(attacker,true)
@battle.pbDisplay(_INTL("{1} was infected with tetanus!",opponent.pbThis))
return true
end
end

This is the error I get.
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Exception: ArgumentError

Message: wrong number of arguments(1 for 2)

PokeBattle_MoveEffects:227:in `pbCanTetanus?'

PokeBattle_MoveEffects:227:in `pbAdditionalEffect'

PokeBattle_Battler:4647:in `pbProcessMoveAgainstTarget'

PokeBattle_Battler:4519:in `each'

PokeBattle_Battler:4519:in `pbProcessMoveAgainstTarget'

PokeBattle_Battler:5284:in `pbUseMove'

PokeBattle_Battler:5234:in `loop'

PokeBattle_Battler:5287:in `pbUseMove'

PokeBattle_Battler:6057:in `pbProcessTurn'

PokeBattle_Battler:6056:in `logonerr'
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[mgriffin]

Like the error says, pbCanTetanus? takes a different number of arguments. Specifically that means you've got something like:

def pbCanTetanus?(parameter1, parameter2)

Which means you need to call it like:

opponent.pbCanTetanus?(argument1, argument2)

(where parameter1/parameter2/argument1/argument2 won't be called exactly that, but I can't guess what they should be without reading the definitions)