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SPOILERS! Pokemon Sword and Shield Datamine Thread
- Thread starter DHR-107
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"New pokemon from the DLC is not implemented yet. We are working on programming them in now. Please be patient."
Do we know how Kubfu evolves?
Look on the bright side we won't get hearten for another 5 months. Volcarona will rain supreme without such a hard counter. I wouldn't be shocked if it jumps to A+, or even S rank, in viability.
So, does Magnezone get anything to help it beat Ferro or is he DOA
does it not evolve into urishifu?
Chansey and Mantine wall Volcarona pretty hard. It'll still be amazing, but yea.
Thatll be excellent for setting them up on forced switches
Speaking of spikes sandslash gets them too when i believe it couldnt before
Clefable and CKnights everywhere, possible rise of zone even with the new body press skarms, skarm itself, more teams around grassy terrain -which indirectly helps volc to gain bulk-, and the absence of Heatran. I think Volcarona will enjoy the scene.
the closest option is body press, but it takes a lot of EVs just to do a quarter of it's HP (that took around 120 EVs).
Keldeo gets Flip Turn? This makes literally no sense because of Keldeo's flavor.
I like how GF gives some of the weirdest moves to the weirdest pokemon. It's odd.
I like how GF gives some of the weirdest moves to the weirdest pokemon. It's odd.
Of these only vaporeon, sharpedo, barraskewda and milotic are viable imo unfort. I rlly hoped more bulky waters or offensive waters got it
you beat either the water tower or the dark tower and it evolves there
(this was revealed fairly early but i dont have any details)
Hey, Keldeo could... kinda use it? I don't really know smh, but then again, so could Wishiwashi, and probably Starmie.
Pokemon that learns Meteor Beam
- 036 - Clefable (Stage: 3)
- 890 - Eternatus (Stage: 3)
- 151 - Mew (Stage: 3)
- 208 - Steelix (Stage: 2)
- 213 - Shuckle (Stage: 2)
- 222 - Corsola (Stage: 2)
- 337 - Lunatone (Stage: 2)
- 338 - Solrock (Stage: 2)
- 437 - Bronzong (Stage: 2)
- 464 - Rhyperior (Stage: 3)
- 526 - Gigalith (Stage: 3)
- 606 - Beheeyem (Stage: 2)
- 689 - Barbaracle (Stage: 2)
- 791 - Solgaleo (Stage: 3)
- 792 - Lunala (Stage: 3)
- 1157 - Necrozma 1 (Stage: 3)
- 834 - Drednaw (Stage: 2)
- 839 - Coalossal (Stage: 0)
- 864 - Cursola (Stage: 2)
- 874 - Stonjourner (Stage: 2)
- 880 - Dracozolt (Stage: 2)
- 881 - Arctozolt (Stage: 2)
- 882 - Dracovish (Stage: 2)
- 883 - Arctovish (Stage: 2)
- 890 - Eternatus (Stage: 3)
IMO U-Turn already has too broad distribution for how powerful it is, so I'm glad Flip Turn is a bit more restricted. Still thematically it's kinda weird what got it, but oh well.
Idk, Specs Flip Turn Primarina sounds like a good inmediate breaker that it's not a momentum sink at least
A Pokémon without limbs can use Triple Axel.
It's just that elegant
That's gotta be illegal, like Heracross getting Spikes (of all things it could've gotten, give it Knock Off already smh)
Ah so a Skill Link mon does get it.