I thought it was 670 and under :/
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Fusion Evolution V2 (Submission Phase)
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Nope, it has never been allowed
"In a regular fusion, any two Pokemon that can be of different gender and have a shared egg group are selected to be fused, but in a DNA fusion two Pokemon, with at least one being genderless or in the Undiscovered Egg Group and neither with a BST of 670 or more are fused" Ludicrousity
ohhhhhh. my bad.
I'll be re-submiting these.(Sorry for laziness but I really am out of time. Haven't updated Arbok fusions tho)
If this is last slate for this, I wanna get in on it before it closes!
edit: Nevermind just saw this is a gen 6 slate still so most of these are kill. May come up with some strictly Gen 6 things to replace them later.
edit 2: Didn't notice someone else had already done Gardevoir + Meloetta. It's gone now.
Parents: Granbull + Flareon
Shared egg group: Field
Offspring name: Granflare
New type: Fire/Fairy
New base stats: 88/135/78/88/95/65, BST: 549
New ability and desc: Wildfire (Quick Feet + Flash Fire): This Pokémon is immune to Fire-type moves. When it is targeted by a Fire-type move, its Speed rises by 1 stage and the power of its Fire-type moves increases (identically to Flash Fire).
Notable moves: Bulk Up, Play Rough, Flare Blitz, Crunch, Wild Charge, Stone Edge, Earthquake, Close Combat, Ice Punch, Super Fang, Thunder Wave, Reflect, Heal Bell, Wish, Baton Pass
Role identification: Has a neat offensive typing, pretty good offensive power, and can tear up the field once it has a boost or two from its Ability. Also has a neat support movepool and decent bulk.
Shared egg group: Field
Offspring name: Granflare
New type: Fire/Fairy
New base stats: 88/135/78/88/95/65, BST: 549
New ability and desc: Wildfire (Quick Feet + Flash Fire): This Pokémon is immune to Fire-type moves. When it is targeted by a Fire-type move, its Speed rises by 1 stage and the power of its Fire-type moves increases (identically to Flash Fire).
Notable moves: Bulk Up, Play Rough, Flare Blitz, Crunch, Wild Charge, Stone Edge, Earthquake, Close Combat, Ice Punch, Super Fang, Thunder Wave, Reflect, Heal Bell, Wish, Baton Pass
Role identification: Has a neat offensive typing, pretty good offensive power, and can tear up the field once it has a boost or two from its Ability. Also has a neat support movepool and decent bulk.
Parents: Sylveon + Alolan Persian
Shared egg group: Field
Offspring name: Sylvian
New type: Dark/Fairy
New base stats: 90/73/73/103/108/98, BST: 545
New ability and desc: Charming Coat (Cute Charm + Fur Coat): This Pokémon's Defence stat is doubled. Pokémon of the opposite gender who deal physical damage to this Pokémon have a 30% chance of becoming Infatuated with it (includes Psyshock, Psystrike, Secret Sword, and the like).
Notable moves: Wish, Heal Bell, Parting Shot, Switcheroo, Taunt, Torment, Embargo, Fake Out, U-Turn, Foul Play, Light Screen, Reflect, Yawn, Calm Mind, Nasty Plot, Moonblast, Dark Pulse, Stored Power, Thunderbolt, Power Gem
Role identification: Does this look like an exceedingly annoying bulky support pivot to anyone else, or is that just me? And on top of that, with Nasty Plot you can play it as a direct special attacker if you want to for whatever reason.
Shared egg group: Field
Offspring name: Sylvian
New type: Dark/Fairy
New base stats: 90/73/73/103/108/98, BST: 545
New ability and desc: Charming Coat (Cute Charm + Fur Coat): This Pokémon's Defence stat is doubled. Pokémon of the opposite gender who deal physical damage to this Pokémon have a 30% chance of becoming Infatuated with it (includes Psyshock, Psystrike, Secret Sword, and the like).
Notable moves: Wish, Heal Bell, Parting Shot, Switcheroo, Taunt, Torment, Embargo, Fake Out, U-Turn, Foul Play, Light Screen, Reflect, Yawn, Calm Mind, Nasty Plot, Moonblast, Dark Pulse, Stored Power, Thunderbolt, Power Gem
Role identification: Does this look like an exceedingly annoying bulky support pivot to anyone else, or is that just me? And on top of that, with Nasty Plot you can play it as a direct special attacker if you want to for whatever reason.
Parents: Tsareena + Breloom
Shared egg group: Grass
Offspring name: Tsarloom
New type: Grass/Fighting
New base stats: 76/135/99/65/89/81
New ability and desc: Majestic Presence (Queenly Majesty + Poison Heal): This Pokémon and its active allies are immune to any priority moves the opposing Pokémon target them with, and this Pokémon restores 1/8th of its max HP whenever a foe attempts to use a priority move on it or one of its active allies.)
Notable moves: Spore, Bulk Up, Swords Dance, Synthesis, Mach Punch, Low Sweep (maybe?) Drain Punch, Superpower, High Jump Kick, Trop Kick, Seed Bomb, Bullet Seed (maybe?), Play Rough, Stone Edge, Thunder Punch, U-Turn, Leech Seed, Light Screen, Reflect
Role identification: It gets to use priority. Its foes don't, and it heals if they try to. It can attempt to revenge foes or just make a nuisance of itself with boosting and recovery and Trop Kick's attack drop.
Shared egg group: Grass
Offspring name: Tsarloom
New type: Grass/Fighting
New base stats: 76/135/99/65/89/81
New ability and desc: Majestic Presence (Queenly Majesty + Poison Heal): This Pokémon and its active allies are immune to any priority moves the opposing Pokémon target them with, and this Pokémon restores 1/8th of its max HP whenever a foe attempts to use a priority move on it or one of its active allies.)
Notable moves: Spore, Bulk Up, Swords Dance, Synthesis, Mach Punch, Low Sweep (maybe?) Drain Punch, Superpower, High Jump Kick, Trop Kick, Seed Bomb, Bullet Seed (maybe?), Play Rough, Stone Edge, Thunder Punch, U-Turn, Leech Seed, Light Screen, Reflect
Role identification: It gets to use priority. Its foes don't, and it heals if they try to. It can attempt to revenge foes or just make a nuisance of itself with boosting and recovery and Trop Kick's attack drop.
DNA Donors: Tapu Koko + Altaria
Offspring name: Tapu Alta
New type: Electric/Dragon
New base stats: 73/113 (+20)/88/83/90/125 (+20), BST: 572
New ability and desc: Lightning Vitality (Electric Surge + Natural Cure): This Pokémon sets Electric Terrain and cures status of all active Pokémon (both allies and foes) on switch-in.
Notable moves: Dragon Dance, Roost, Dragon Claw, Wild Charge, Brave Bird, Nature's Madness, U-Turn, Haze, Tailwind, Heal Bell
Role identification: Pretty much a subpar physical sweeper with a neat typing. On the plus side, it sets Electric Terrain for you automatically and it's not really possible to status it for a notable length of time. That might make it useful as a pivot in conjunction with its typing, actually. The fact that it also removes status from foes can be a good thing (Flame Orb + Magic Guard, Guts, Poison Heal, Quick Feet) or a bad thing.
DNA Donors: [MEGA], Altarianite
Offspring name: Mega Tapu Alta
New type: Electric/Fairy
New base stats: 73/153/108/123/90/125, BST: 672
New ability and desc: Pixilate
Notable moves: Dragon Dance, Roost, Return, Quick Attack, Double-Edge, Wild Charge, Brave Bird, Nature's Madness, U-Turn, Volt Switch, Haze, Tailwind, Heal Bell
Role identification: Tapu Koko with better stats (excluding Speed), a good boosting move, and physical Fairy STAB. And some neat tricks in terms of support movepool.
*Of course, I suspect this Mega isn't available even in this Pet Mod until Altarianite is hopefully released in Sun & Moon.
Offspring name: Tapu Alta
New type: Electric/Dragon
New base stats: 73/113 (+20)/88/83/90/125 (+20), BST: 572
New ability and desc: Lightning Vitality (Electric Surge + Natural Cure): This Pokémon sets Electric Terrain and cures status of all active Pokémon (both allies and foes) on switch-in.
Notable moves: Dragon Dance, Roost, Dragon Claw, Wild Charge, Brave Bird, Nature's Madness, U-Turn, Haze, Tailwind, Heal Bell
Role identification: Pretty much a subpar physical sweeper with a neat typing. On the plus side, it sets Electric Terrain for you automatically and it's not really possible to status it for a notable length of time. That might make it useful as a pivot in conjunction with its typing, actually. The fact that it also removes status from foes can be a good thing (Flame Orb + Magic Guard, Guts, Poison Heal, Quick Feet) or a bad thing.
DNA Donors: [MEGA], Altarianite
Offspring name: Mega Tapu Alta
New type: Electric/Fairy
New base stats: 73/153/108/123/90/125, BST: 672
New ability and desc: Pixilate
Notable moves: Dragon Dance, Roost, Return, Quick Attack, Double-Edge, Wild Charge, Brave Bird, Nature's Madness, U-Turn, Volt Switch, Haze, Tailwind, Heal Bell
Role identification: Tapu Koko with better stats (excluding Speed), a good boosting move, and physical Fairy STAB. And some neat tricks in terms of support movepool.
*Of course, I suspect this Mega isn't available even in this Pet Mod until Altarianite is hopefully released in Sun & Moon.
Parents: Glaceon + Torkoal
Shared egg group: Field
Offspring name: Glaceol
New type: Ice/Fire
New base stats: 78/83/135/118/93/53, BST: 560
New ability and desc: Diamond Dust (Snow Cloak + Drought): The Pokémon sets hailstorm on switch-in. Uniquely, this hailstorm is also treated as sun for purposes of Solar Beam and Solar Blade.
Notable moves: Shell Smash, Flamethrower, Heat Wave, Ice Beam, Blizzard, Solar Beam, Sludge Bomb, Earth Power, Stored Power, Eruption, Clear Smog, Aurora Veil, Stealth Rock, Rapid Spin, Will-O-Wisp, Wish, Heal Bell, Yawn, Baton Pass
Role identification: A Hail setter with a unique offensive typing (though allergic to Stealth Rock), good offensive and defensive stats with the exception of Speed, access to arguably the best boosting move in the game, great coverage options, and an interesting and useful assortment of support options. (Including SmashPass, assuming that isn't just as banned here as it is in OU.)
Shared egg group: Field
Offspring name: Glaceol
New type: Ice/Fire
New base stats: 78/83/135/118/93/53, BST: 560
New ability and desc: Diamond Dust (Snow Cloak + Drought): The Pokémon sets hailstorm on switch-in. Uniquely, this hailstorm is also treated as sun for purposes of Solar Beam and Solar Blade.
Notable moves: Shell Smash, Flamethrower, Heat Wave, Ice Beam, Blizzard, Solar Beam, Sludge Bomb, Earth Power, Stored Power, Eruption, Clear Smog, Aurora Veil, Stealth Rock, Rapid Spin, Will-O-Wisp, Wish, Heal Bell, Yawn, Baton Pass
Role identification: A Hail setter with a unique offensive typing (though allergic to Stealth Rock), good offensive and defensive stats with the exception of Speed, access to arguably the best boosting move in the game, great coverage options, and an interesting and useful assortment of support options. (Including SmashPass, assuming that isn't just as banned here as it is in OU.)
edit 2: Didn't notice someone else had already done Gardevoir + Meloetta. It's gone now.
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I have already submitted a Gardevoir+Melloetta fusion two pages ago :P
Oh. So you did. Great minds think alike I guess? Mine has different stats and a different Ability, though.
I'm new to this, just read first post and was like "Gardevoir + Meloetta would work well". Well actually my first thought had been Meloetta + Diancie (partly just for the name Melodia) but it turned out to not work all that well.
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Haha, Don't worry, I'm not sure either but I feel like you can't have two fusions with the same parents in the same slate.
While it's morally not appreciated, you can have the same fusions. As long as the fusion does not excist in the hall of fame (aka it's already in the meta), you can make whatever you want. Unless G-Luke or rhydreigon or Stitch98 (can't remember the whole council D:) prove me wrong of course.
Actually exploudit is right. You cant have two fusions with the same parents in the same slates. Usually in that case The first submission is the one that takes priority.
Thanks for the info man :) and btw FlameUser64 if you want your gardetta in next time you'll have to be faster... jk lol, if I don't get mine in I don't see a reson to resubmit it, you can submit your fusion Next Slate
This is the last slate anyway so it doesn't matter.
Still kinda sucks that all the ones I put the most effort into (Gardette + Gen 7 stuff) don't count.
I forgot this was the last one :P... Too bad you didnt get 5 of your 6 submition to be legitimate but Granflare ws looking ptetty neat :] It might get my vote
I thought it was kinda cool how Nidoqueen is in the Undiscovered egg group, so I decided to make some more fusions.
If these fusions have errors or are already made please tell me.
edit: Oops, I just realised Hidden Abilities are illegal. Will change ASAP.
Parents: Nidoqueen + Deoxys-Attack
Shared egg group: DNA
Offspring name: Nideox
New type: Poison/Psychic
New base stats: 70/136/53/147/52/133 (+20 Special Attack, +20 Speed) BST: 591
New ability and desc: Pressure Points: When the user is hit by a move, that move loses 1 PP.
Notable moves: Psycho Boost, Psychic, Earth Power, Sludge Wave, Thunderbolt, Toxic Spikes, Stealth Rock, Taunt, Superpower, Ice Beam, Low Kick, Knock Off, Spikes, Extreme Speed, Magic Coat, Ice Beam, Flamethrower, Focus Blast
Role identification: In the vein of regular Deoxys-A, this 'mon can serve as a powerful mixed wallbreaker, threatening lots of foes with its unpredictability and good coverage. In addition to its offensive prowess, it can also be a decent hazard setter, gaining access to all the hazards, Taunt and Magic Coat. However, its typing is rather mediocre, as its STABS don't have great coverage, leading it to be hard walled by Mega Sableye and having a hard time breaking past most bulky Steel types unless it has access to proper coverage.
Shared egg group: DNA
Offspring name: Nideox
New type: Poison/Psychic
New base stats: 70/136/53/147/52/133 (+20 Special Attack, +20 Speed) BST: 591
New ability and desc: Pressure Points: When the user is hit by a move, that move loses 1 PP.
Notable moves: Psycho Boost, Psychic, Earth Power, Sludge Wave, Thunderbolt, Toxic Spikes, Stealth Rock, Taunt, Superpower, Ice Beam, Low Kick, Knock Off, Spikes, Extreme Speed, Magic Coat, Ice Beam, Flamethrower, Focus Blast
Role identification: In the vein of regular Deoxys-A, this 'mon can serve as a powerful mixed wallbreaker, threatening lots of foes with its unpredictability and good coverage. In addition to its offensive prowess, it can also be a decent hazard setter, gaining access to all the hazards, Taunt and Magic Coat. However, its typing is rather mediocre, as its STABS don't have great coverage, leading it to be hard walled by Mega Sableye and having a hard time breaking past most bulky Steel types unless it has access to proper coverage.
Parents: Aggron + Snorlax
Shared egg group: Monster
Offspring name: Aggrax
New type: Steel/Normal
New base stats: 125/120/122/62/95/50 BST: 574
New ability and desc: Sturdy Fat: (Heavy Metal + Thick Fat) The user cannot be KO'd in one hit and it takes 50% less damage from Fire and Ice attacks. (Lazy, I know. If you have suggestions tell me.)
Notable moves: Heavy Slam, Body Slam, Superpower, Ice Punch, Head Smash, Curse, Earthquake, Low Kick, Aqua Tail, Fire Punch, Rock Polish (??), Stealth Rock, Substitute, Focus Punch, Roar, Dragon Tail, Thunder Wave, Taunt, Hone Claws, Return, Pursuit, Crunch, Rest, Sleep Talk
Role identification: This powerful Pokemon does everything SLAMMINGLY, with all-round great bulk, and powerful dual STABs in Heavy Slam and Body Slam. Thanks to its parents possessing a large support movepool, Aggrax can pull off a Curse set quite well, be it offensive or defensive. It's also able to phaze Pokemon or set-up Stealth Rock. Aggrax's potent coverage also lends itself to a wallbreaking Choice Band set. Though it doesn't have access to the same kind of power that Head Smash Aggron has, it's still bulky and can force a lot of switches. Aggrax isn't the fastest guy around, but it is able to run a surprise Rock Polish set to sweep. Finally, Aggrax can surprise many of its counters with more unusual sets or moves such as SubPunch or T-Wave.
Parents: Mega Aggrax!
Shared egg group: Monster
Offspring name: Still Mega Aggrax!!
New type: Steel/Normal
New base stats: 125/150/172/62/115/50
New ability and desc: Filter
Notable moves: Heavy Slam, Body Slam, Superpower, Ice Punch, Head Smash, Curse, Earthquake, Low Kick, Aqua Tail, Fire Punch, Rock Polish (??), Stealth Rock, Substitute, Focus Punch, Roar, Dragon Tail, Thunder Wave, Taunt, Hone Claws, Return, Pursuit, Crunch, Rest, Sleep Talk
Role identification: Mega Aggrax becomes much bulkier and slightly more powerful, allowing it to be a great physical wall. With its new ability, Filter, it can even survive some weak Fighting coverage. However, Aggrax also loses its resistance to Fire, and it's also weaker than an Aggrax with say, a Life Orb or Choice Band. Its lack of reliable recovery still bogs it down as a Mega.
Shared egg group: Monster
Offspring name: Aggrax
New type: Steel/Normal
New base stats: 125/120/122/62/95/50 BST: 574
New ability and desc: Sturdy Fat: (Heavy Metal + Thick Fat) The user cannot be KO'd in one hit and it takes 50% less damage from Fire and Ice attacks. (Lazy, I know. If you have suggestions tell me.)
Notable moves: Heavy Slam, Body Slam, Superpower, Ice Punch, Head Smash, Curse, Earthquake, Low Kick, Aqua Tail, Fire Punch, Rock Polish (??), Stealth Rock, Substitute, Focus Punch, Roar, Dragon Tail, Thunder Wave, Taunt, Hone Claws, Return, Pursuit, Crunch, Rest, Sleep Talk
Role identification: This powerful Pokemon does everything SLAMMINGLY, with all-round great bulk, and powerful dual STABs in Heavy Slam and Body Slam. Thanks to its parents possessing a large support movepool, Aggrax can pull off a Curse set quite well, be it offensive or defensive. It's also able to phaze Pokemon or set-up Stealth Rock. Aggrax's potent coverage also lends itself to a wallbreaking Choice Band set. Though it doesn't have access to the same kind of power that Head Smash Aggron has, it's still bulky and can force a lot of switches. Aggrax isn't the fastest guy around, but it is able to run a surprise Rock Polish set to sweep. Finally, Aggrax can surprise many of its counters with more unusual sets or moves such as SubPunch or T-Wave.
Shared egg group: Monster
Offspring name: Still Mega Aggrax!!
New type: Steel/Normal
New base stats: 125/150/172/62/115/50
New ability and desc: Filter
Notable moves: Heavy Slam, Body Slam, Superpower, Ice Punch, Head Smash, Curse, Earthquake, Low Kick, Aqua Tail, Fire Punch, Rock Polish (??), Stealth Rock, Substitute, Focus Punch, Roar, Dragon Tail, Thunder Wave, Taunt, Hone Claws, Return, Pursuit, Crunch, Rest, Sleep Talk
Role identification: Mega Aggrax becomes much bulkier and slightly more powerful, allowing it to be a great physical wall. With its new ability, Filter, it can even survive some weak Fighting coverage. However, Aggrax also loses its resistance to Fire, and it's also weaker than an Aggrax with say, a Life Orb or Choice Band. Its lack of reliable recovery still bogs it down as a Mega.
If these fusions have errors or are already made please tell me.
edit: Oops, I just realised Hidden Abilities are illegal. Will change ASAP.
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Parents: Victini + Landorus-T
Shared egg group: DNA
Offspring name: Landtini
New type: Fire/Ground
New base stats: 94/142/95/102/90/115 (+20 Attack, +20 Speed) BST: 640
New ability and desc: Blinding Entrance: Lowers opponents accuracy on switch in.
Notable moves: Earthquake, V-Create, Zen Headbutt, Return, Rock Slide, Swords Dance, Rock Polish, Bolt Strike.
Role identification: Lowering the foes accuracy on switch in is more annoying than Juan's f*cking Kingdra (for them of course, you can sit back in your chair and start laughing manically)... it wouldn't be all bad, since you can just switch, but that is where it becomes annoying, because when you switch, you give Landtini a free Swords Dance or Rock Polish. don't bother going into Water types either, because this thing gets Bolt Strike... f*cking Bolt Strike off of a base 142 pokemon that can learn Swords Dance!!!! what monstrosity have I created?
Shared egg group: DNA
Offspring name: Landtini
New type: Fire/Ground
New base stats: 94/142/95/102/90/115 (+20 Attack, +20 Speed) BST: 640
New ability and desc: Blinding Entrance: Lowers opponents accuracy on switch in.
Notable moves: Earthquake, V-Create, Zen Headbutt, Return, Rock Slide, Swords Dance, Rock Polish, Bolt Strike.
Role identification: Lowering the foes accuracy on switch in is more annoying than Juan's f*cking Kingdra (for them of course, you can sit back in your chair and start laughing manically)... it wouldn't be all bad, since you can just switch, but that is where it becomes annoying, because when you switch, you give Landtini a free Swords Dance or Rock Polish. don't bother going into Water types either, because this thing gets Bolt Strike... f*cking Bolt Strike off of a base 142 pokemon that can learn Swords Dance!!!! what monstrosity have I created?
Just thought I'd point out the "Submissions are closed".
wow..wow... I really need to get up to speed with this :/
Not only are submissions closed (maybe we'll get a new thread for Gen 7 and you can submit these then?) but Nideox's Ability is literally just a worse version of Pressure.I thought it was kinda cool how Nidoqueen is in the Undiscovered egg group, so I decided to make some more fusions.
Parents: Nidoqueen + Deoxys-Attack
Shared egg group: DNA
Offspring name: Nideox
New type: Poison/Psychic
New base stats: 70/136/53/147/52/133 (+20 Special Attack, +20 Speed) BST: 591
New ability and desc: Pressure Points: When the user is hit by a move, that move loses 1 PP.
Notable moves: Psycho Boost, Psychic, Earth Power, Sludge Wave, Thunderbolt, Toxic Spikes, Stealth Rock, Taunt, Superpower, Ice Beam, Low Kick, Knock Off, Spikes, Extreme Speed, Magic Coat, Ice Beam, Flamethrower, Focus Blast
Role identification: In the vein of regular Deoxys-A, this 'mon can serve as a powerful mixed wallbreaker, threatening lots of foes with its unpredictability and good coverage. In addition to its offensive prowess, it can also be a decent hazard setter, gaining access to all the hazards, Taunt and Magic Coat. However, its typing is rather mediocre, as its STABS don't have great coverage, leading it to be hard walled by Mega Sableye and having a hard time breaking past most bulky Steel types unless it has access to proper coverage.
Parents: Aggron + Snorlax
Shared egg group: Monster
Offspring name: Aggrax
New type: Steel/Normal
New base stats: 125/120/122/62/95/50 BST: 574
New ability and desc: Sturdy Fat: (Heavy Metal + Thick Fat) The user cannot be KO'd in one hit and it takes 50% less damage from Fire and Ice attacks. (Lazy, I know. If you have suggestions tell me.)
Notable moves: Heavy Slam, Body Slam, Superpower, Ice Punch, Head Smash, Curse, Earthquake, Low Kick, Aqua Tail, Fire Punch, Rock Polish (??), Stealth Rock, Substitute, Focus Punch, Roar, Dragon Tail, Thunder Wave, Taunt, Hone Claws, Return, Pursuit, Crunch, Rest, Sleep Talk
Role identification: This powerful Pokemon does everything SLAMMINGLY, with all-round great bulk, and powerful dual STABs in Heavy Slam and Body Slam. Thanks to its parents possessing a large support movepool, Aggrax can pull off a Curse set quite well, be it offensive or defensive. It's also able to phaze Pokemon or set-up Stealth Rock. Aggrax's potent coverage also lends itself to a wallbreaking Choice Band set. Though it doesn't have access to the same kind of power that Head Smash Aggron has, it's still bulky and can force a lot of switches. Aggrax isn't the fastest guy around, but it is able to run a surprise Rock Polish set to sweep. Finally, Aggrax can surprise many of its counters with more unusual sets or moves such as SubPunch or T-Wave.
Parents:Mega Aggrax!
Shared egg group: Monster
Offspring name: Still Mega Aggrax!!
New type: Steel/Normal
New base stats: 125/150/172/62/115/50
New ability and desc: Filter
Notable moves: Heavy Slam, Body Slam, Superpower, Ice Punch, Head Smash, Curse, Earthquake, Low Kick, Aqua Tail, Fire Punch, Rock Polish (??), Stealth Rock, Substitute, Focus Punch, Roar, Dragon Tail, Thunder Wave, Taunt, Hone Claws, Return, Pursuit, Crunch, Rest, Sleep Talk
Role identification: Mega Aggrax becomes much bulkier and slightly more powerful, allowing it to be a great physical wall. With its new ability, Filter, it can even survive some weak Fighting coverage. However, Aggrax also loses its resistance to Fire, and it's also weaker than an Aggrax with say, a Life Orb or Choice Band. Its lack of reliable recovery still bogs it down as a Mega.
If these fusions have errors or are already made please tell me.
edit: Oops, I just realised Hidden Abilities are illegal. Will change ASAP.
Worsening an ability isn't always a bad thing.
Well, sorry for not reading that submissions are closed :P
Nideox's ability is mediocre since it has to be a fusion between two primary abilities (i.e. Poison Point and Pressure), and Sheer Force isn't available because it's a hidden ability.
Nideox's ability is mediocre since it has to be a fusion between two primary abilities (i.e. Poison Point and Pressure), and Sheer Force isn't available because it's a hidden ability.
Yes, but there's nothing stopping you from adjusting the exact values at work based on the specificity of the trigger condition. For example, you could make it so that successfully hitting Nideox with a contact move drains 2 additional PP from the move rather than just 1 additional PP. That way, it isn't strictly inferior to normal Pressure.
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