This thing is sooo unreliable. It's basically like saying "I'm okay with only winning half of my battles." That's not a "winning" percentage.
M A M O S W I N E
UR ----> Untested or C-
Agree; untested
Nomming Camerupt from C -> B-
I'd go C+. It relies heavily on sleep which makes it fairly unreliable.
Gren to a+ from a
Because beating dnite, some zards, zygod, malt, gear, and everything else it does is really good rn
All of these things but Zygod can pop a little SpD investment and destroy Greninja. HP Fire can beat Gear, but 4MSS is a big deal for Ninja.
Bellossom
D -> Unrated
The sad truth about this mon is that the small niche it had has been rendered irrelevant by the current Meta
In terms of sleepers, Jumpluff, M-Vena, and Smeargle are all better due to either a higher speed, better bulk, or having a 100% sleep move.
As a Quiver Dance user, it's obviously beaten out by Vivillon due to better SpA, Speed, STAB Moves, and a more accurate sleep move thanks to compound eyes. Volcarona is also far better off due to a far better offensive typing, move pool and better stats with the exception of Def.
Bellosom's Niche is that she boasts the most respectable bulk out of all the quiver dancers as thanks to having the highest amount of bulk as well as strength sap for physical threats plus recovery. Bellossom also has sleep powder unlike Volcarona, but this is where that meta comes in.
Having only a Grass STAB isn't at all valuable in a meta where many of the best Pokemon resist it. That coupled with her best secondary attacks being Fairy and Poison, and you get a Pokemon who's best option against steel types is uncomfortably stalling with leech seed, which other mons do better and sacrifices crucial niche defining moves for Bellossom to do optimally. As a Quiver Dancer, her speed of 50 means she isn't going past 327 after a quiver dance, though most of the time it'll be lower because you'd want to put that nature to bulk or even attack more than speed for Bellsossom, meaning she can still be outside by many of the faster threats and if they're physical and she hasn't strength sapped, still be embarrassingly OHKO'd. That is if you can even get off a sleep powder, accuracy not withstanding, because that speed means even bulky mons can go first to end the match in one turn or set up before Bellossom can get a sleep, making Bellossom have to do even more set up in order to hit them back or praying that their slumber lasts long enough. That speed also severely limits the usefulness of strength sap due to the opponent most likely having either set up or hit you once you do, in which case if you survived that turn as Bellossom you'd have most likely survived it with a better grass type. The final nail in bellossom's coffin is easily the fact that due to being pure grass type, a lot of the meta can hit her with super-effective moves, forcing her into defensive sets even more than her speed and making quiver dance less so of a benefit and an absolute requirement in order to do any true damage, as well as making the item choice extremely tricky between something to sustain Bellossom longer, a z-crystal, or a wide lens for her sleep move.
In conclusion, the meta is far to unkind to Bellossom for her to even be D due to few good match ups, niches being taken by other Pokemon, and stats that work against what few unique tools and combos that it has.
No. Bellossom can viably use Sleep Powder, but it's not really a sleep user functionally speaking, and although it uses Quiver Dance, it's functionally closer to the average Calm Mind user with the Speed boost being unimportant. Bellossom never runs non-Grass coverage nor Leech Seed, and in spite of this, still does beat many Steel-types. Magearna loses to Laser Focus and Metagross, Aegislash, and Magnezone don't fare well against Sleep Powder. Furthermore, Bellossom never invests SpA or Speed, allowing it to be as bulky as possible. Another important aspect of what Bellossom does is Z-Strength Sap which boosts Defense. tldr; you seem to be grossly misinformed about what Bellossom does and none of this stands as good reason to unrank it
Nomming Lilligant from Unranked to D/C-
Everything that you mentioned also loses to Vivillon, who has the ability to beat Grass types. The sole exception is Fini. Unranked
Nominating Scrafty from Unrated to C+
Let's start at untested
Sableye b-> b+. people under estimate this dude so much. If crits didnt exist id nom this for a+ but as it is...amazing bulk, good moveset and potential to mix things up with metal burst as well to pop wallbreakers that break through the stall set.
Clef b- -> b/b+ This mon is capable of taking out any mon that doesnt hit it super effectively. Priority z magic coat with unaware is a godsend. Basically a fairy msab.
100% agree
Golem b- -> b. I love donphan but honestly how does a donphan with better stab do worse on vr? Bulldoze smackdown and a better priority move in sucker punch that helps it vs meloeeta and ghost pz for example.
Donphan can use Bulldoze too, Smack Down is pretty niche, and the P-Z matchup is decided primarily by its bulk investment and whether or not it has Recover, not your priority move. The reason that I consider Donphan so much better than Golem is because of its Choice Band set. That said, I don't think
Donphan is a B+ Pokemon anymore so I'm nomming it to
B.
Salamence b- ->...ur...untested...what does this mon do that dnite doesnt?!?
The biggest thing is that it counters Gyarados. It does face a lot of competition from Dragonite, though, so I'm okay with it dropping to
C+
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