MuhFugginMoose
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The judge says a lot of my stats "can't be beat!"
Does that mean they are perfect? Or does he actually say perfect if they are?
Whatever stat he is talking about has 31 IVs
The judge says a lot of my stats "can't be beat!"
Does that mean they are perfect? Or does he actually say perfect if they are?
well, I was wondering whether Timid nature or Modest would be better? I can easily breed both, but what EV's would you put on each nature? or both the same?
Irun mine timid with a life orb
Hydro Pump
Ice Beam
Grass Knot
Dark Pulse
Ideally i'd do HP fire instead of dark pulse but i don't have the patience
Irun mine timid with a life orb
Hydro Pump
Ice Beam
Grass Knot
Dark Pulse
Ideally i'd do HP fire instead of dark pulse but i don't have the patience
This is a good full power special set for geninja. Ability giving STAB on everything is great.
But consider this:
Adamant expert belt
252 atk/ 252 Spd/ 4 Hp
Shadow Sneak
Power Up Punch
water Shurikan
Night slash
Priority allows him to sneak in an attack for a type change before anyone else giving it an immunity. You can revenge kill with Power-up Punch for a boost. If you're rotating through your types you're opponent will be frazzled.
Its all playing on making it resist or immune. Of course it needs support from other pokemon just like anything. But EV's could be invested in its survivability. Then with its obtaining immunities here and there it could maybe use leftovers. Another raised question would be the mechanics of Protean. Is the type changed by status moves? You could even run substitute, Mat Block, or Protect to scout. Maybe u-turn to run away. Feel like it should be as fast as possible still too.Clever and doesn't require TM's I like it. My only issue is could it take a hit anyway? Assuming IV 31 in all stats would it be able to take a hit from other sweepers?
Its all playing on making it resist or immune. Of course it needs support from other pokemon just like anything. But EV's could be invested in its survivability. Then with its obtaining immunities here and there it could maybe use leftovers. Another raised question would be the mechanics of Protean. Is the type changed by status moves? You could even run substitute, Mat Block, or Protect to scout. Maybe u-turn to run away. Feel like it should be as fast as possible still too.
Is the type changed by status moves?
I'm a little confused about Aegislash. I have an adamant one, but in the super-training screen, it shows that its IVs? EVs? are stacked in its defenses. Is this because it's in Shield Forme?
The blue portion of the Super Training stat-indicator are a pokemon's basestats.
In case of Aegislash, it is always in Shield Forme out of combat, thus displaying the basestats for that form.
So, when it's in battle, it loses the base stats for defense? Should I train it evenly for it's defenses and attack?
No, it doesn't lose it.
When entering battle, it will be in Shield Forme (150 Def&SpDef, 50 Atk&SpAtk).
When you use an attack (e.g. anything with a displayed base power), it will switch into Blade Forme (150 Atk&SpAtk, 50 Def&SpDef) before attacking.
It will stay that way until it uses a status move (e.g. anything without a displayed BP), which switches it into Shield Forme before using.
No, it doesn't lose it.
When entering battle, it will be in Shield Forme (150 Def&SpDef, 50 Atk&SpAtk).
When you use an attack (e.g. anything with a displayed base power), it will switch into Blade Forme (150 Atk&SpAtk, 50 Def&SpDef) before attacking.
It will stay that way until it uses a status move (e.g. anything without a displayed BP), which switches it into Shield Forme before using.