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What's that? Make another Eeveelution? DON'T MIND IF I DO!
Galeon (gale-eon)
Flying
Base Stats: In the order of: HP, Atk, Def, SpAtk, SpDef, Spe
75/70/60/120/60/140
Total: 525 (ties Eeveelutions and a ton of other stuff)
Ability: Cloud Nine
Weight: 16 lbs.
Moves:
Sample moveset:
Specs
Galeon@Choice Specs
Nature: Timid
EVs: 252 SpAtk, 216 Speed, 42 HP
- Slicing Gale
- Ice Beam
- Earth Power
- Thunderbolt
Flying-type Eeveelution go! This is your basic 1v1 sweeper set. Flying and Ice offers decent coverage; Earth Power nukes the Steel-types that resist Slicing Gale and Ice Beam. Thunderbolt hits Empoleon a little harder, though. The given EVs put the Speed at 407, blazing past every base 130 as well as Adamant Choice Scarf Heracross and other Scarfers that attempt to hit 404 or a couple points higher. Tying Electrode is not recommended as it's only a 50/50 shot and with such low HP, chances are you won't want to risk losing the speed tie and getting OHKOed by Thunderbolt.
You may realize that Drive Off is entirely useless in 1v1 play. I created Galeon with doubles in mind. Slicing Gale is a very powerful attack - in order to be effective in doubles, it has to be powerful in order to make up for the 25% drop in power on moves that hit both opponents. To balance it, I gave it 5 PP and no effects. Galeon is incredibly fast, nullifies weather, and gets Fake Out, Tailwind, Soothing Air, and Helping Hand in addition to Drive Off, which is useful when combined with Magnezone, for example, who resists every type Galeon is weak to.
You'll also notice that Galeon can't learn Roost. Instead of the "Flying - Flying = no type" cop out, I'll offer my own explanation:
1. Have fun tanking hits with 75/60/60.
2. Galeon doesn't fly in battle - it does evolve from Eevee, after all. It can fly, but it remains on all fours unless utilizing a flying attack. Since it doesn't fly, it can't land, rendering Roost worthless. Yes it has wings and I know Dunsparce can learn Roost and he's known for BURROWING IN THE GROUND, but I think that Dunsparce + Roost is a dumb idea and never should have been.
3. He gets Wish anyway and is plenty strong enough to attack with Slicing Gale and Ice Beam/Earth Power.
While I'm on the subject of Slicing Gale, it was tough to make. Slicing Gale makes Aeroblast look like a joke - it's stronger and has perfect accuracy. However, the next best thing (specially) is Air Slash... gross. Sky Attack is laughable and Brave Bird makes no sense because Galeon is not a bird. Also, Slicing Gale is not an exclusive move - other Pokemon can learn it, too. Just not Lugia. Why not? Because I said so, muahahaha. Besides, no one uses Aeroblast anyway.
I added Galeon's weight for Grass Knot/Low Kick. You all should, too. ^_^
And finally, I created Soothing Air to further his use in doubles, and there's no reason for him to learn Healing Bell or Aromatherapy.
Rate/hate.
Galeon (gale-eon)
Flying
Base Stats: In the order of: HP, Atk, Def, SpAtk, SpDef, Spe
75/70/60/120/60/140
Total: 525 (ties Eeveelutions and a ton of other stuff)
Ability: Cloud Nine
Weight: 16 lbs.
Moves:
Code:
- Tail Whip
- Tackle
- Helping Hand
8 Sand-Attack
15 Gust
23 Quick Attack
30 Fake Out
37 Drive Off
43 Air Slash
50 Last Resort
58 Tailwind
64 Soothing Air
71 ExtremeSpeed
79 Slicing Gale
Drive Off
Type 1: Normal
Type 2: Other
Base Power: -
Accuracy: -
PP: 20
Priority: 3
Contact: No
Targets: Self
Effects: Creates attention elsewhere using psychic power, strong wind, etc.
to draw attention away from the user. In a Double Battle, drives all
attacks towards the user's partner, regardless of the intended target.
Fails if it was already used this turn by the partner.
Soothing Air
Type 1: Flying
Type 2: Other
Base Power: -
Accuracy: -
PP: 5
Priority: 0
Contact: No
Targets: User's party
Effects: Removes status effects from the user's team with a gentle, soothing
breeze.
Slicing Gale
Type 1: Flying
Type 2: Special
Base Power: 120
Accuracy: 100
PP: 5
Priority: 0
Contact: No
Targets: Both opponents
Effects: The foe is torn asunder by violent winds. Has no added effects.
TMs
TM05 - Roar
TM06 - Toxic
TM07 - Hail
TM10 - Hidden Power
TM11 - Sunny Day
TM12 - Taunt
TM13 - Ice Beam
TM14 - Blizzard
TM15 - Hyper Beam
TM17 - Protect
TM18 - Rain Dance
TM20 - Safeguard
TM21 - Frustration
TM23 - Iron Tail
TM24 - Thunderbolt
TM25 - Thunder
TM27 - Return
TM28 - Dig
TM29 - Psychic
TM30 - Shadow Ball
TM32 - Double Team
TM34 - Shock Wave
TM37 - Sandstorm
TM42 - Facade
TM43 - Secret Power
TM44 - Rest
TM45 - Attract
TM46 - Thief
TM47 - Steel Wing
TM57 - Charge Beam
TM58 - Endure
TM66 - Payback
TM68 - Giga Impact
TM69 - Rock Polish
TM73 - Thunder Wave
TM77 - Psych Up
TM78 - Captivate
TM82 - Sleep Talk
TM83 - Natural Gift
TM87 - Swagger
TM90 - Substitute
HM01 - Cut
HM02 - Fly
HM05 - Defog
Platinum Tutor Moves
Air Cutter
Icy Wind
Ominous Wind
Trick
Helping Hand
Last Resort
Snore
Swift
Uproar
Bounce
Earth Power
Endeavor
Heat Wave
Mud-Slap
Twister
Egg Moves
Charm
Flail
Endure
Curse
Tickle
Wish
Yawn
Fake Tears
CovetSample moveset:
Specs
Galeon@Choice Specs
Nature: Timid
EVs: 252 SpAtk, 216 Speed, 42 HP
- Slicing Gale
- Ice Beam
- Earth Power
- Thunderbolt
Flying-type Eeveelution go! This is your basic 1v1 sweeper set. Flying and Ice offers decent coverage; Earth Power nukes the Steel-types that resist Slicing Gale and Ice Beam. Thunderbolt hits Empoleon a little harder, though. The given EVs put the Speed at 407, blazing past every base 130 as well as Adamant Choice Scarf Heracross and other Scarfers that attempt to hit 404 or a couple points higher. Tying Electrode is not recommended as it's only a 50/50 shot and with such low HP, chances are you won't want to risk losing the speed tie and getting OHKOed by Thunderbolt.
You may realize that Drive Off is entirely useless in 1v1 play. I created Galeon with doubles in mind. Slicing Gale is a very powerful attack - in order to be effective in doubles, it has to be powerful in order to make up for the 25% drop in power on moves that hit both opponents. To balance it, I gave it 5 PP and no effects. Galeon is incredibly fast, nullifies weather, and gets Fake Out, Tailwind, Soothing Air, and Helping Hand in addition to Drive Off, which is useful when combined with Magnezone, for example, who resists every type Galeon is weak to.
You'll also notice that Galeon can't learn Roost. Instead of the "Flying - Flying = no type" cop out, I'll offer my own explanation:
1. Have fun tanking hits with 75/60/60.
2. Galeon doesn't fly in battle - it does evolve from Eevee, after all. It can fly, but it remains on all fours unless utilizing a flying attack. Since it doesn't fly, it can't land, rendering Roost worthless. Yes it has wings and I know Dunsparce can learn Roost and he's known for BURROWING IN THE GROUND, but I think that Dunsparce + Roost is a dumb idea and never should have been.
3. He gets Wish anyway and is plenty strong enough to attack with Slicing Gale and Ice Beam/Earth Power.
While I'm on the subject of Slicing Gale, it was tough to make. Slicing Gale makes Aeroblast look like a joke - it's stronger and has perfect accuracy. However, the next best thing (specially) is Air Slash... gross. Sky Attack is laughable and Brave Bird makes no sense because Galeon is not a bird. Also, Slicing Gale is not an exclusive move - other Pokemon can learn it, too. Just not Lugia. Why not? Because I said so, muahahaha. Besides, no one uses Aeroblast anyway.
I added Galeon's weight for Grass Knot/Low Kick. You all should, too. ^_^
And finally, I created Soothing Air to further his use in doubles, and there's no reason for him to learn Healing Bell or Aromatherapy.
Rate/hate.
You know, if your Conversion yourself to FLying and use Roost (smeargle, obviously), you turn into a typeless Pokemon with no resists or weaknesses.
Also, I still don't like how you've deviated from the standard 130/110/95/65/65/60. It's what makes it a cycle... meh. Can't do much about that.
Watch this space for another Bug/Water....
Also, I still don't like how you've deviated from the standard 130/110/95/65/65/60. It's what makes it a cycle... meh. Can't do much about that.
Watch this space for another Bug/Water....
Okay, this isn't a new Pokémon, but I'm posting ROTOMS!
Sound Form-Sterio
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Light Form-Lightbulb
Learned Move-Flash Cannon
Info Form-Computer
Learned Move-Trick Room
Play Form-Video Game Console
Learned Move-Metal Sound
Time Form-Digital Clock
Learned Move-Hyper Voice
Sound Form-Sterio
Learned Move-Sing
Light Form-Lightbulb
Learned Move-Flash Cannon
Info Form-Computer
Learned Move-Trick Room
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That is true, but we don't have a server with which to test our creations like Smogon does, nor do we (generally, as a whole community) really have the interest in these things - this topic was nearly dead before I revived it, because I like it. If there was massive interest and we had spriters and programmers like Smogon, we might have our own server. Since we don't, this is just a neat thread to toss around ideas. If any of these were ever seriously considered for actual creation, I have no doubt they would go through a much more rigorous creation method, and more than one guy's brain would have the final say on its stats, moves, etc.
@ Houndoom - I suppose you're right, but Smeargle is a special case. About the stats, I realize there are... 720? different combinations (if that's wrong, whatever - there's still a lot), but it's boring just to see the same stats recycled. I don't like how they do that with legendary pairs or other Pokemon that go together.
@ Houndoom - I suppose you're right, but Smeargle is a special case. About the stats, I realize there are... 720? different combinations (if that's wrong, whatever - there's still a lot), but it's boring just to see the same stats recycled. I don't like how they do that with legendary pairs or other Pokemon that go together.
Okay, now for a marginally good Gyarados counter.
Type: Bug/Water
Visual concept: Shelled bug, similiar to a trilobite, but a modern version. Somewhat long claw/pincer things.
Name: TBA
Abilities: Shell Armour/Rain Dish
Base stats: 80/65/130/100/90/65
Moves for use: Surf, Hydro Pump, Bug Buzz, Knock Off, Recover, Stealth Rock, Ice Beam, Energy Ball, Explosion, Aqua Jet, Haze, Superpower, Toxic, Protect
Movesets:
[name] @ Leftovers
252 HP, 192 Def, 64 SpA
Bold, Shell Armour
Surf
Ice Beam/HP Electric
Knock Off/Stealth Rock
Recover
With an impressive lists of resists in Fighting, Ground, Ice, Steel and Water, [name] can take many physical hits and live through them. Surf gives reliable STAB, with Ice Beam for coverage. Knock Off and Stealth Rock are decent support options, with Recover makes it last a long time. Bug Buzz or HP Electric can be used as extra STAB or alternative coverage. If using Rain support it can use Rain Dish for higher recovery.
@ Specs/Scarf
Modest
252 SpA, 252 HP, 4 Def
Modest, Shell Armour
Hydro Pump/Surf
Bug Buzz
Ice Beam/HP Electric
Energy Ball/Aqua Jet
With 100 SpA and a Water type's movepool, [name] has a chance to make a bigger dent on it's opponents. Hydro Pump for a stronger hit, Surf for accuracy. Bug Buzz is a secondary STAB that makes a big dent on defensive Psychics. Ice Beam or HP Electric for coverage, and Energy Ball for secondary coverage, or Aqua Jet for a light priority for finishing weakened opponents. Scarf can be supplemented.
Counters:
Heavy Electric moves from a decent bulky Water (preferably) can be used to take down [name] quickly. Any STAB Electrics can be used, however, getting in might be a problem...
Bleh. I can't think of counters. Anyone have any ideas?
Type: Bug/Water
Visual concept: Shelled bug, similiar to a trilobite, but a modern version. Somewhat long claw/pincer things.
Name: TBA
Abilities: Shell Armour/Rain Dish
Base stats: 80/65/130/100/90/65
Moves for use: Surf, Hydro Pump, Bug Buzz, Knock Off, Recover, Stealth Rock, Ice Beam, Energy Ball, Explosion, Aqua Jet, Haze, Superpower, Toxic, Protect
Movesets:
[name] @ Leftovers
252 HP, 192 Def, 64 SpA
Bold, Shell Armour
Surf
Ice Beam/HP Electric
Knock Off/Stealth Rock
Recover
With an impressive lists of resists in Fighting, Ground, Ice, Steel and Water, [name] can take many physical hits and live through them. Surf gives reliable STAB, with Ice Beam for coverage. Knock Off and Stealth Rock are decent support options, with Recover makes it last a long time. Bug Buzz or HP Electric can be used as extra STAB or alternative coverage. If using Rain support it can use Rain Dish for higher recovery.
@ Specs/Scarf
Modest
252 SpA, 252 HP, 4 Def
Modest, Shell Armour
Hydro Pump/Surf
Bug Buzz
Ice Beam/HP Electric
Energy Ball/Aqua Jet
With 100 SpA and a Water type's movepool, [name] has a chance to make a bigger dent on it's opponents. Hydro Pump for a stronger hit, Surf for accuracy. Bug Buzz is a secondary STAB that makes a big dent on defensive Psychics. Ice Beam or HP Electric for coverage, and Energy Ball for secondary coverage, or Aqua Jet for a light priority for finishing weakened opponents. Scarf can be supplemented.
Counters:
Heavy Electric moves from a decent bulky Water (preferably) can be used to take down [name] quickly. Any STAB Electrics can be used, however, getting in might be a problem...
Bleh. I can't think of counters. Anyone have any ideas?
It's a wall; it's not supposed to be taking out Blissey. It does irritate it with Knock Off and status. To counter a wall I'm pretty sure you're supposed to blast it out in a few shots.
Alright, a great Sandstorm abuser. Or at least rather useful.
Typing: Rock/Ghost
Abilities: Levitate
Stats: 55/117/114/79/74/86
Name: Who knows :/
Visual concept: Uh... floating pebbles?
Competitively Viable Moves: Stone Edge, Shadow Claw, WoW, Bulk Up, Rock Polish, Gravity, Shadow Sneak, Stealth Rock, Explosion, Sucker Punch, Hammer Arm, Superpower, Earthquake, Iron Head
Movesets:
@ Choice Band
Nature: Adamant/Jolly
EVs: 252 Att, 252 Spe, 4 HP
Stone Edge
Shadow Claw/Shadow Sneak
Earthquake/Hammer Arm
Sucker Punch/Explosion
Standard Choice Band set. Stone Edge and Shadow Claw as STAB, with Shadow Sneak usable as priority. Earthquake compliments Stone Edge, but Hammer Arm goes better with Shadow Claw with near-perfect coverage. Sucker Punch can be used as stronger priority if Shadow Sneak wasn't chosen, but Explosion is always a useful move in Choice Band.
Rock Polish:
@ Life Orb/Leftovers
Nature: Adamant
EVs: 252 Spe, 252 Attack, 4 HP
Rock Polish
Stone Edge/Rock Slide
Shadow Claw
Earthquake
For a faster cleanup set, Rock Polish can be used. Coincidentally, [name] with 252 Speed EVs and a neutral nature after a Rock Polish can outspeed ScarfZelf by exactly one point. Rock Slide can be used for the flinch rate. Hammer Arm and Superpower can't be relied on anymore, as they drop stats that aren't favorable, so Earthquake is used, which goes great with STAB Rock.
Support set:
@Leftovers
Nature: Impish
EVs: 252 HP, 152 Def, 104 SpD
Stealth Rock
WoW
Shadow Sneak/Rock Slide
Hammer Arm/Explosion/Earthquake
Supporting [name], with Sandstorm, stands as a viable supporter. The SpD hits a solid 315, while the rest is dumped into Defense. Impish, as the SpD should be boosted in sand. Shadow Sneak can be used with Hammer Arm, and Rock Slide with Earthquake. Explosion can be used with either.
Bulk Up
@Leftovers/Life Orb
252 Att, 252 Spe, 4 HP
Bulk Up
Stone Edge/Rock Slide
Earthquake/Hammer Arm
Shadow Claw/Shadow Sneak
A Bulk Up set is usable on [name], with decent SpD in Sandstorm, along with a good attack and decent speed. Earthquake is to be used with max speed, or max HP with Hammer Arm, which also goes well with Shadow Sneak.
Counters:
Scizor, hits with a OHKO in Bullet Punch on the sweeping sets; beware of WoW from defensive sets, who only take around 70%.
Metagross takes most of the hits and KO's with Meteor Mash, but is even more suspectible to WoW considering it's slower.
MOre later, but probably stuff like Gengar, Suicune, etc.
Half-formed ideas;
Bug/Electric Firefly-themed
Jynx Evolution; 75/55/50/140/110/110 base stats
Special-based Technician
Alright, a great Sandstorm abuser. Or at least rather useful.
Typing: Rock/Ghost
Abilities: Levitate
Stats: 55/117/114/79/74/86
Name: Who knows :/
Visual concept: Uh... floating pebbles?
Competitively Viable Moves: Stone Edge, Shadow Claw, WoW, Bulk Up, Rock Polish, Gravity, Shadow Sneak, Stealth Rock, Explosion, Sucker Punch, Hammer Arm, Superpower, Earthquake, Iron Head
Movesets:
@ Choice Band
Nature: Adamant/Jolly
EVs: 252 Att, 252 Spe, 4 HP
Stone Edge
Shadow Claw/Shadow Sneak
Earthquake/Hammer Arm
Sucker Punch/Explosion
Standard Choice Band set. Stone Edge and Shadow Claw as STAB, with Shadow Sneak usable as priority. Earthquake compliments Stone Edge, but Hammer Arm goes better with Shadow Claw with near-perfect coverage. Sucker Punch can be used as stronger priority if Shadow Sneak wasn't chosen, but Explosion is always a useful move in Choice Band.
Rock Polish:
@ Life Orb/Leftovers
Nature: Adamant
EVs: 252 Spe, 252 Attack, 4 HP
Rock Polish
Stone Edge/Rock Slide
Shadow Claw
Earthquake
For a faster cleanup set, Rock Polish can be used. Coincidentally, [name] with 252 Speed EVs and a neutral nature after a Rock Polish can outspeed ScarfZelf by exactly one point. Rock Slide can be used for the flinch rate. Hammer Arm and Superpower can't be relied on anymore, as they drop stats that aren't favorable, so Earthquake is used, which goes great with STAB Rock.
Support set:
@Leftovers
Nature: Impish
EVs: 252 HP, 152 Def, 104 SpD
Stealth Rock
WoW
Shadow Sneak/Rock Slide
Hammer Arm/Explosion/Earthquake
Supporting [name], with Sandstorm, stands as a viable supporter. The SpD hits a solid 315, while the rest is dumped into Defense. Impish, as the SpD should be boosted in sand. Shadow Sneak can be used with Hammer Arm, and Rock Slide with Earthquake. Explosion can be used with either.
Bulk Up
@Leftovers/Life Orb
252 Att, 252 Spe, 4 HP
Bulk Up
Stone Edge/Rock Slide
Earthquake/Hammer Arm
Shadow Claw/Shadow Sneak
A Bulk Up set is usable on [name], with decent SpD in Sandstorm, along with a good attack and decent speed. Earthquake is to be used with max speed, or max HP with Hammer Arm, which also goes well with Shadow Sneak.
Counters:
Scizor, hits with a OHKO in Bullet Punch on the sweeping sets; beware of WoW from defensive sets, who only take around 70%.
Metagross takes most of the hits and KO's with Meteor Mash, but is even more suspectible to WoW considering it's slower.
MOre later, but probably stuff like Gengar, Suicune, etc.
Half-formed ideas;
Bug/Electric Firefly-themed
Jynx Evolution; 75/55/50/140/110/110 base stats
Special-based Technician
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Virulla (veer-oo-luh)
Stage 2 Evolution
Poison/Ground
Base Stats: In the order of: HP, Atk, Def, SpAtk, SpDef, Speed
77/89/95/120/112/90
Total: 583
Ability: No Guard/Lightningrod
Weight: 330 lbs.
Design: A large, lumbering gorilla with sticky, poisonous fur. It's purple. I'm bad at descriptions. Whatever.
Moves:
Sample Moveset:
Choice Band Violator
Virulla @ Choice Band
No Guard, Adamant nature, max Atk/Speed
- Gunk Shot
- Earthquake
- DynamicPunch
- Ice Punch
Pretty basic, Gunk Shot/Earthquake provide STAB, DynamicPunch brutalizes Steel-types, Ice Punch owns dragons.
sample \o/
Stage 2 Evolution
Poison/Ground
Base Stats: In the order of: HP, Atk, Def, SpAtk, SpDef, Speed
77/89/95/120/112/90
Total: 583
Ability: No Guard/Lightningrod
Weight: 330 lbs.
Design: A large, lumbering gorilla with sticky, poisonous fur. It's purple. I'm bad at descriptions. Whatever.
Moves:
Code:
Level Up:
- Mud-Slap
- Gunk Shot
- Acid
- Screech
13 Mud Bomb
19 Mud Sport
23 Karate Chop
27 Poison Jab
30 Acupressure
35 Follow Me
42 Sludge Bomb
47 Crush Grip
55 Giga Impact
TM/HM:
TM01 - Focus Punch
TM05 - Roar
TM06 - Toxic
TM08 - Bulk Up
TM10 - Hidden Power
TM12 - Taunt
TM13 - Ice Beam
TM14 - Blizzard
TM15 - Hyper Beam
TM20 - Safeguard
TM21 - Frustration
TM24 - Thunderbolt
TM25 - Thunder
TM26 - Earthquake
TM27 - Return
TM28 - Dig
TM31 - Brick Break
TM32 - Double Team
TM36 - Sludge Bomb
TM37 - Sandstorm
TM42 - Facade
TM43 - Secret Power
TM44 - Rest
TM45 - Attract
TM46 - Thief
TM49 - Snatch
TM56 - Fling
TM58 - Endure
TM60 - Drain Punch
TM64 - Explosion
TM66 - Payback
TM68 - Giga Impact
TM75 - Swords Dance
TM77 - Psych Up
TM82 - Sleep Talk
TM84 - Poison Jab
TM87 - Swagger
TM90 - Substitute
HM03 - Surf
HM04 - Strength
HM06 - Rock Smash
HM07 - Waterfall
HM08 - Rock Climb
Platinum Move Tutors
Fire Punch
Ice Punch
Knock Off
Sucker Punch
Thunder Punch
Vacuum Wave
Zen Headbutt
Helping Hand
Snore
Spite
Earth Power
Gastro Acid
Gunk Shot
Heat Wave
Mud-Slap
Superpower
Egg Moves (Ground group)
Revenge
Beat Up
DynamicPunch
Nasty Plot
Close Combat
Fake Out
GlareSample Moveset:
Choice Band Violator
Virulla @ Choice Band
No Guard, Adamant nature, max Atk/Speed
- Gunk Shot
- Earthquake
- DynamicPunch
- Ice Punch
Pretty basic, Gunk Shot/Earthquake provide STAB, DynamicPunch brutalizes Steel-types, Ice Punch owns dragons.
sample \o/
Meh, time for the firefly.
Stats...
71/70/75/115/83/126
Abilities: Compoundeyes/Volt Absorb
Movepool: Thunderbolt, Thunder, Bug Buzz, Air Slash, Stun Spore, Charge Beam, Thunder Wave, Discharge, Energy Ball, Shadow Ball, Surf, Tail Glow, Roost, Baton Pass, Light Screen, Reflect
Specs:
252 Att, 252 Spe, 4 HP
Nature: Timid/Modest
Ability: Compoundeyes
Thunder
Bug Buzz
HP Ice/Ground
Shadow Ball
With CompoundEyes as its ability, [name] can utilise Thunder to a very effective 91% accuracy. Bug Buzz hits decent as secondary STAB, hitting some Grasses that Thunder doesn't. HP Ice can be used to hit Gliscor or Dragons (usually Groundbound), or HP Ground for Heatran, Steelix, or Magnezone. Shadow Ball hits Rotom, who floats past most of the rest of the moves.
Tail Glow:
@ Life Orb/Leftovers
Standard sweeper EVs, natures
Compoundeyes
Tail Glow
Thunder
Bug Buzz
HP Ice/Ground/Shadow Ball
Same idea, but boosting stats instead. With less coverage options it's down to whacking Gliscor/Dragons, Magnezone and Heatran, or Rotom.
Bleh. I'm tired.
Stats...
71/70/75/115/83/126
Abilities: Compoundeyes/Volt Absorb
Movepool: Thunderbolt, Thunder, Bug Buzz, Air Slash, Stun Spore, Charge Beam, Thunder Wave, Discharge, Energy Ball, Shadow Ball, Surf, Tail Glow, Roost, Baton Pass, Light Screen, Reflect
Specs:
252 Att, 252 Spe, 4 HP
Nature: Timid/Modest
Ability: Compoundeyes
Thunder
Bug Buzz
HP Ice/Ground
Shadow Ball
With CompoundEyes as its ability, [name] can utilise Thunder to a very effective 91% accuracy. Bug Buzz hits decent as secondary STAB, hitting some Grasses that Thunder doesn't. HP Ice can be used to hit Gliscor or Dragons (usually Groundbound), or HP Ground for Heatran, Steelix, or Magnezone. Shadow Ball hits Rotom, who floats past most of the rest of the moves.
Tail Glow:
@ Life Orb/Leftovers
Standard sweeper EVs, natures
Compoundeyes
Tail Glow
Thunder
Bug Buzz
HP Ice/Ground/Shadow Ball
Same idea, but boosting stats instead. With less coverage options it's down to whacking Gliscor/Dragons, Magnezone and Heatran, or Rotom.
Bleh. I'm tired.
Lieutenant Houndoom said:
Looks like Revenankh+Stratagem in one o_o (two of the original CAP creations). Stratagem's appearance and ability, and Revenankh's movepool, with a few of Stratagen's thrown in. And one type from each, too. Scary concept, as they're both very good Pokémon (Bulk Up Revenankh ended up practically uber). And 70% + Burn is still a 2HKO, as long as you don't switch into it.
I've heard of Revenankh, but not the other one. I really only heard of it after I spit out my ideas on Shoddy.
And yeah, WoW is supposed to be on the switch. He can't really do much to Scizor otherwise.
And yeah, WoW is supposed to be on the switch. He can't really do much to Scizor otherwise.
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This idea seems pretty cool, so I'm going to steal it from Houndoom.
No complaining about the names!
Flala (flah-luh)
Basic Pokemon (does not evolve)
Fire/Normal
Base Stats: In the order of: HP, Atk, Def, SpAtk, SpDef, Speed
80/50/75/90/80/80
Total: 455
Ability: Technician
Weight: 133 lbs.
Design: Because I suck at description, here's the classic Fire-type cop out. Picture a baby koala. Now set it on fire. Flala.
Moves:
Sample set:
Technician Abuse
Flala @ Leftovers / Life Orb
Timid, 252 SpAtk/Speed
- Nasty Plot / Charge Beam
- First Burst / Exude Heat
- On the Sly / Swift
- Hidden Power Grass 60
Not many surprises here. Power up using the move of your choice and then sweep. Should you prefer going the priority route, you can forgo a lot of the Speed investment and throw it into HP. Exude Heat makes switching out of Flala a very scary idea - anything that comes in will take huge damage and get burned to boot. If they stay in, Technician powers it up anyway, providing a very efficient STAB attack. HP Grass is mainly for Swampert, Gastrodon, or really, any Rock-type or bulky Waters that will take these attacks like a man - however, most will steer clear for fear of being burned by Exude Heat on the switch.
Now, a couple final notes on Exude Heat - as you can see, it's quite the unique move. It works like Pursuit, in a sense. Before you go shrieking about how ridiculously strong it is, know this - it has a base power of 180 on a switching Pokemon, which is the same as Fire Blast. Granted, Exude Heat has twice the PP and perfect accuracy, but that's fine, since the opponent is not always going to be switching out. If they stay in, it only has 135 base power, which makes it no different than any other STAB Technician move with 60 base power. I do realize that automatically burning anything that comes in to take the hit is a very powerful effect, so I've made it a unique attack - only Flala gets it. While we're talking about uniqueness, how about that other effect, eh? Ten percent chance of starting up the sun. No attack can start weather as an added effect! ^o^
I rather like it.
No complaining about the names!
Flala (flah-luh)
Basic Pokemon (does not evolve)
Fire/Normal
Base Stats: In the order of: HP, Atk, Def, SpAtk, SpDef, Speed
80/50/75/90/80/80
Total: 455
Ability: Technician
Weight: 133 lbs.
Design: Because I suck at description, here's the classic Fire-type cop out. Picture a baby koala. Now set it on fire. Flala.
Moves:
Code:
- Scratch
- Ember
6 Leer
9 Odor Sleuth
13 On the Sly
19 First Burst
24 Swift
29 Bulk Up
35 Slash
42 Flamethrower
49 Rest
56 Exude Heat
On the Sly
Type 1: Normal
Type 2: Special
Base Power: 40
Accuracy: 100
PP: 40
Priority: 1
Contact: No
Targets: Selected target
Effects: The user attacks without the foe noticing. This move is sure to strike first.
First Burst
Type 1: Fire
Type 2: Special
Base Power: 40
Accuracy: 100
PP: 40
Priority: 1
Contact: No
Targets: Selected target
Effects: The user quickly shoots a ball of explosive fire. This move always goes
first.
Exude Heat
Type 1: Fire
Type 2: Special
Base Power: 60
Accuracy: 100
PP: 10
Priority: 0*
Contact: No
Targets: Selected target
Effects: If the foe switches the targeted Pokemon out on the turn this
attack is used, the Pokemon that is brought in takes 2x damage
and will also be burned (100% chance). Either way, this attack
may summon strong sunlight for 2 turns (10% chance).
* - If the foe switches, the Exude Heat usage message will appear
before the switch:
"ARCEUS, come back!"
"FLALA used Exude Heat!"
"Go! PARASECT!"
The Pokemon that switches in immediately gets hit, even before
Stealth Rock:
"PARASECT was damaged by the harsh heat!" (lol megaowned)
"The harsh heat intensified the sun's rays!"
Obviously you can see the need for an asterisk here. You can't
really classify it... If the foe doesn't run, it has 0 priority.
TM/HM
TM01 - Focus Punch
TM06 - Toxic
TM08 - Bulk Up
TM10 - Hidden Power
TM11 - Sunny Day
TM15 - Hyper Beam
TM17 - Protect
TM19 - Giga Drain
TM21 - Frustration
TM24 - Thunderbolt
TM25 - Thunder
TM27 - Return
TM32 - Double Team
TM34 - Shock Wave
TM35 - Flamethrower
TM38 - Fire Blast
TM42 - Facade
TM43 - Secret Power
TM44 - Rest
TM45 - Attract
TM46 - Thief
TM50 - Overheat
TM54 - False Swipe
TM56 - Fling
TM57 - Charge Beam
TM60 - Drain Punch
TM61 - Will-o-Wisp
TM68 - Giga Impact
TM73 - Thunder Wave
TM78 - Captivate
TM82 - Sleep Talk
TM83 - Natural Gift
TM87 - Swagger
TM90 - Substitute
HM01 - Cut
HM04 - Strength
HM06 - Rock Smash
Platinum Tutor Moves
Fire Punch
Sucker Punch
ThunderPunch
Helping Hand
Snore
Swift
Uproar
Endeavor
Heat Wave
Seed Bomb
Egg Moves (Ground group):
Nasty Plot
Taunt
Flame Wheel
Fury Swipes
Fire Spin
MetronomeSample set:
Technician Abuse
Flala @ Leftovers / Life Orb
Timid, 252 SpAtk/Speed
- Nasty Plot / Charge Beam
- First Burst / Exude Heat
- On the Sly / Swift
- Hidden Power Grass 60
Not many surprises here. Power up using the move of your choice and then sweep. Should you prefer going the priority route, you can forgo a lot of the Speed investment and throw it into HP. Exude Heat makes switching out of Flala a very scary idea - anything that comes in will take huge damage and get burned to boot. If they stay in, Technician powers it up anyway, providing a very efficient STAB attack. HP Grass is mainly for Swampert, Gastrodon, or really, any Rock-type or bulky Waters that will take these attacks like a man - however, most will steer clear for fear of being burned by Exude Heat on the switch.
Now, a couple final notes on Exude Heat - as you can see, it's quite the unique move. It works like Pursuit, in a sense. Before you go shrieking about how ridiculously strong it is, know this - it has a base power of 180 on a switching Pokemon, which is the same as Fire Blast. Granted, Exude Heat has twice the PP and perfect accuracy, but that's fine, since the opponent is not always going to be switching out. If they stay in, it only has 135 base power, which makes it no different than any other STAB Technician move with 60 base power. I do realize that automatically burning anything that comes in to take the hit is a very powerful effect, so I've made it a unique attack - only Flala gets it. While we're talking about uniqueness, how about that other effect, eh? Ten percent chance of starting up the sun. No attack can start weather as an added effect! ^o^
I rather like it.
Time to make some sort of random mixed sweeper...
Name: Wumbra
Typing: Dark/Ground
Abilities: Sand Veil, Rough Skin
Stats: 91/107/68/116/60/113
Visual concept: No idea. Possibly a rather large wurm.
Movepool: Swords Dance, Earth Power, Dark Pulse, Night Slash, Pursuit, Earthquake, Taunt, Dragon Pulse, U-turn, Aura Sphere, Fire Blast, Shadow Ball, Seed Bomb, Stone Edge, Stealth Rock, Zen Headbutt
Swords Dancer:
Wumbra @ Life Orb
Naive: 252 Att, 252 Spe, 4 HP
Swords Dance
Earthquake
Night Slash/Pursuit
Fire Blast
Standard set. Set up Swords Dance and fire away. Fire Blast hits the Bugs and Grasses that neutralize the Earthquake, and Skarmory who doesn't take much from Night Slash. With a neutral SpA Fire Blast OHKOs Skarmory and Breloom, and leaves Heracross at a crippling 12% at the least.
Wumbra @ Specs
Modest/Timid: 252 SpA/252 Spe/4 HP
Earth Power
Dark Pulse
Fire Blast
Dragon Pulse
Simple enough. The first three moves provide high enough coverage already, so the last move is up for other type-supporting options, being Aura Sphere or HP [whatever].
MixDancer
Wumbra @ Life Orb
Naive/Hasty: 232 Spe, 252 SpA, 24 Att
Swords Dance
Earthquake
Dark Pulse
Stone Edge
Full Mix sweeper
Wumbra @ Life Orb
Naive/Hasty: 232 Spe, 208 Att, 68 SpA
Earthquake
Stone Edge
Dark Pulse
Fire Blast
In the same vein as Mixnape, the full mix sweeper breaks walls fairly efficiently, and with high speed and good coverage it goes through many walls. 208 Att is to 2HKO Blissey with Earthquake, while most bulky Dark-weaks are still eaten by Dark Pulse despite the low investment. Fire Blast knocks off most Ground-neutral steels, and Stone Edge hits Fliers well.
Suicide lead
Wumbra @ Focus Sash
Rough Skin
Jolly: 252 Spe, 252 Att, 4 HP
Taunt
Stealth Rock
U-turn
Earthquake
Similiar to the previous suicide leads, Wumbra uses his high speed with Stealth Rock and Taunt to sacrifice himself to put up rocks no matter what happens.
Name: Wumbra
Typing: Dark/Ground
Abilities: Sand Veil, Rough Skin
Stats: 91/107/68/116/60/113
Visual concept: No idea. Possibly a rather large wurm.
Movepool: Swords Dance, Earth Power, Dark Pulse, Night Slash, Pursuit, Earthquake, Taunt, Dragon Pulse, U-turn, Aura Sphere, Fire Blast, Shadow Ball, Seed Bomb, Stone Edge, Stealth Rock, Zen Headbutt
Swords Dancer:
Wumbra @ Life Orb
Naive: 252 Att, 252 Spe, 4 HP
Swords Dance
Earthquake
Night Slash/Pursuit
Fire Blast
Standard set. Set up Swords Dance and fire away. Fire Blast hits the Bugs and Grasses that neutralize the Earthquake, and Skarmory who doesn't take much from Night Slash. With a neutral SpA Fire Blast OHKOs Skarmory and Breloom, and leaves Heracross at a crippling 12% at the least.
Wumbra @ Specs
Modest/Timid: 252 SpA/252 Spe/4 HP
Earth Power
Dark Pulse
Fire Blast
Dragon Pulse
Simple enough. The first three moves provide high enough coverage already, so the last move is up for other type-supporting options, being Aura Sphere or HP [whatever].
MixDancer
Wumbra @ Life Orb
Naive/Hasty: 232 Spe, 252 SpA, 24 Att
Swords Dance
Earthquake
Dark Pulse
Stone Edge
Full Mix sweeper
Wumbra @ Life Orb
Naive/Hasty: 232 Spe, 208 Att, 68 SpA
Earthquake
Stone Edge
Dark Pulse
Fire Blast
In the same vein as Mixnape, the full mix sweeper breaks walls fairly efficiently, and with high speed and good coverage it goes through many walls. 208 Att is to 2HKO Blissey with Earthquake, while most bulky Dark-weaks are still eaten by Dark Pulse despite the low investment. Fire Blast knocks off most Ground-neutral steels, and Stone Edge hits Fliers well.
Suicide lead
Wumbra @ Focus Sash
Rough Skin
Jolly: 252 Spe, 252 Att, 4 HP
Taunt
Stealth Rock
U-turn
Earthquake
Similiar to the previous suicide leads, Wumbra uses his high speed with Stealth Rock and Taunt to sacrifice himself to put up rocks no matter what happens.
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This is for Xander, who wanted me to make a fake with an attack called "Eviscerate."
Shadeit (sha-deet)
Stage 1 Evolution (does not evolve)
Dark/Steel
Base Stats: In the order of: HP, Atk, Def, SpAtk, SpDef, Speed
65/110/100/70/60/75
Total: 480
Ability: Hyper Cutter / Intimidate
Weight: 60 lbs.
Design: Shadeit is the obscure-yet-awesome evolution of Mawile. Picture it however you want.
Moves:
Sample set:
I'm usable in OU now!
Shadeit @ Life Orb
Adamant, speed/atk
- Rock Polish / Swords Dance
- Eviscerate
- Iron Head
- Baton Pass
Whatever.
Shadeit (sha-deet)
Stage 1 Evolution (does not evolve)
Dark/Steel
Base Stats: In the order of: HP, Atk, Def, SpAtk, SpDef, Speed
65/110/100/70/60/75
Total: 480
Ability: Hyper Cutter / Intimidate
Weight: 60 lbs.
Design: Shadeit is the obscure-yet-awesome evolution of Mawile. Picture it however you want.
Moves:
Code:
- Astonish
- Fake Tears
- Bite
- Switcheroo
23 Metal Claw
29 Faint Attack
34 Baton Pass
40 Crunch
41 Sucker Punch
47 Charm
53 Iron Head
61 Eviscerate
Eviscerate
Type 1: Dark
Type 2: Physical
Base Power: 120
Accuracy: 80
PP: 5
Priority: 0
Contact: No
Targets: Selected target
Effects: May automatically KO the opponent (10% chance).
TM/HM
TM01 - Focus Punch
TM06 - Toxic
TM10 - Hidden Power
TM11 - Sunny Day
TM12 - Taunt
TM13 - Ice Beam
TM15 - Hyper Beam
TM17 - Protect
TM18 - Rain Dance
TM21 - Frustration
TM22 - SolarBeam
TM27 - Return
TM30 - Shadow Ball
TM31 - Brick Break
TM32 - Double Team
TM35 - Flamethrower
TM36 - Sludge Bomb
TM37 - Sandstorm
TM38 - Fire Blast
TM39 - Rock Tomb
TM41 - Torment
TM42 - Facade
TM43 - Secret Power
TM44 - Rest
TM45 - Attract
TM52 - Focus Blast
TM56 - Fling
TM57 - Charge Beam
TM58 - Endure
TM63 - Embargo
TM66 - Payback
TM68 - Giga Impact
TM75 - Swords Dance
TM78 - Captivate
TM79 - Dark Pulse
TM80 - Rock Slide
TM82 - Sleep Talk
TM83 - Natural Gift
TM86 - Grass Knot
TM87 - Swagger
TM90 - Substitute
TM91 - Flash Cannon
HM04 - Strength
HM06 - Rock Smash
Platinum Move Tutors
Ice Punch
Icy Wind
Knock Off
Sucker Punch
ThunderPunch
Magnet Rise
Snore
AncientPower
Iron Defense
Iron Head
Mud-Slap
Egg Moves (Ground/Fairy group)
Swords Dance
False Swipe
Poison Fang
Psych Up
AncientPower
Tickle
Sucker Punch
Ice Fang
Fire Fang
Thunder Fang
Punishment
Rock Polish (from Terreon lololol)Sample set:
I'm usable in OU now!
Shadeit @ Life Orb
Adamant, speed/atk
- Rock Polish / Swords Dance
- Eviscerate
- Iron Head
- Baton Pass
Whatever.
Ooooooookay better make something before the thread dies again.
Name: Chaustica
Visual concept: A lava elemental that belches out toxic gases from pores in its body
Type: Fire/Poison
Ability: Liquid Ooze/White Smoke (I don't like thinking of these)
Stats: 81/97/113/133/92/84
Movepool: Heat Wave, Fire Blast, Lava Plume, Flamethrower, Sludge Bomb, Earth Power, WoW, Overheat, Eruption, Rock Polish, Stone Edge, Shadow Claw, Screech, U-turn, Solarbeam, Superpower, Focus Blast, Explosion, Earthquake, Dark Pulse, Sucker Punch, Flare Blitz
Sets: Stuff. Specs, Scarf, mixed sweeper, Sun sweep. I don't feel like making a set of them.
Name: Chaustica
Visual concept: A lava elemental that belches out toxic gases from pores in its body
Type: Fire/Poison
Ability: Liquid Ooze/White Smoke (I don't like thinking of these)
Stats: 81/97/113/133/92/84
Movepool: Heat Wave, Fire Blast, Lava Plume, Flamethrower, Sludge Bomb, Earth Power, WoW, Overheat, Eruption, Rock Polish, Stone Edge, Shadow Claw, Screech, U-turn, Solarbeam, Superpower, Focus Blast, Explosion, Earthquake, Dark Pulse, Sucker Punch, Flare Blitz
Sets: Stuff. Specs, Scarf, mixed sweeper, Sun sweep. I don't feel like making a set of them.
