Thick Fat, Battle Armor/Shell Armor, and Quickfeet should be defensive.
Rough Skin, Poison Point, Static,and Soundproof should be somewhat defensive.
Edit: maybe all defensive? just throwin out ideas
How is quick feet defensive?
Thick Fat, Battle Armor/Shell Armor, and Quickfeet should be defensive.
Rough Skin, Poison Point, Static,and Soundproof should be somewhat defensive.
Edit: maybe all defensive? just throwin out ideas
Actually Magic Guard can go onto any style with little to no problem. Offensive a Pokemon no longer have to worry about LO recoil as well as recoil from moves like Double Edge. It also helps an offensive Pokemon by allow it to switch in more via protection from entry hazards.Magic Guard- Defensive I think there is no explanation needed
Skill Link-Offensive I mainly see this move as a Sub breaker, using moves like Comet Punch and Rock Throw, hit the Sub and keep on hitting the foe, however Dragon/Electric seems like having no access to any of the multiple hitting moves in the game.
Skill Link-Offensive I mainly see this move as a Sub breaker, using moves like Comet Punch and Rock Throw, hit the Sub and keep on hitting the foe, however Dragon/Electric seems like having no access to any of the multiple hitting moves in the game
Electric/Dragon seems like a more offensive type, perhaps weather related? A Solar Powered/Weather killing Dragon would keep Kingdra in check and possibly help Sun teams. Maybe it could be a rain sweeper itself, since Electric gives it a STAB Thunder.
I would think that this is a fairly offensive niche Pokemon that could switch in and hurt something without getting 2HKO'd by major sweeping threats. Maybe a high speed stat and Chlorophyll or an anti-weather ability could help teams harm Kingdra, which is always a pain to KO.
It's typing alone in my opinion is enough to make it a fairly offensive Pokemon, as weaknesses to three of the most popular attacking types in the game (Ground, Dragon, and Ice) do not help it's walling ability. It would need insane stats (like Giratina does) to make up for these weaknesses, and in order to prevent it from being Uber, we would need to carefully map out the stats, with the word carefully being a major problem when such a large group of people are making this. I believe that a more offensive based style is more appropriate for this Pokemon.
That's moreorso the point. It'd make an a dangerous defensive threat.Now, defensive pokemon are bitch enough to take down on their own. It doesn't help that I'm struggling to get past this wall, but now I have to risk getting a crippling status effect. Doesn't help that said pokemon can likely survive more than one assault, meaning it can cripple more than just one member of a team.
Flower Gift also ups Special Defense, making it just as well used defensively.Flower Gift: Offensive. The Attack boost won't help you wall much.
How is static defensive? Really, are you guys putting any thought into this at all. Static could really be anything, all abilities could basically fit for any set of "stat bias." This whole idea of certain abilities for certain "Style Bias" is completely absurd.
Magic Guard was on the list, but this list changes along with that of the Concept Assessment. There, Deck Knight made a very good post about his concerns with a Pokemon that would be of the Electric/Dragon typing and what the possibilities of it would be with no recoil from Life Orb, entry hazards, status, or possibly STAB Volt Tackle without recoil. The argument was good enough to have it moved to Unallowed, where it was requested to go, and therefore it was edited out of the lists.Any reason why Magic Guard isn't on any of the lists yet?
Leaf Guard, I recommend should be placed on all the lists. It is the sunny equivalent of Hydration.
Early Bird- Defensive works well with Rest, so I would call it a Healing, Stalling or atleast Defensive pokemon.