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Rock types do great with weakness policy; The only type with a wide range of sturdy pokemon, great offensive stab and the amazingly low defensive that lets them be hit super effectively by everything. Rock polish fixes their poor speed, and some carry priority moves

Well, seems like my set crumbled lately. If you remember, I make sets for doubles, which are all about coming up with strategies to sweep through opponents. Goodra is good at pummeling through the competition and taking hits. But the mechanics flopped recently and nothing applies anymore, so...

Has anyone tested yet for any moves by prior evolution?

I noticed something lately that might make him way more viable in doubles: the new trend. It seems that the more complex pokemon gets, the more gimmicky the teams. Just about everyone in doubles, including me, is using some really complex set that ties together perfectly. Things are getting real...

Not sure if this was asked, but does it get discharge? I think he'd be much better in doubles with discharge

Goodra was mentioned and dismissed due to it's strong typing; However, an identical pokemon exists named latias with more weaknesses and roost as well as speed and decent bulk

I think goodra does ok offensively with no ev's in offenses; it may even do better. A lot of people see that 10 extra points and special moveset and say he's a special attacker. But with full defensive investment, which lets him live longer and deal more attacks effectively doubling his...

Hahaha, you underestimate me. No, I do not mean to troll, I'm serious. Furthermore I win almost all my battles in any battle type because I quickly adapt to them all. I'm going to enter VGC just because I have quite a chance. Just to show you, my friend lost 3 out of 3 battles against my other...

Well it works. It can wall a broader range of pokemon and destroy most of them. Not the best at sweeping, but that isn't his role. He's just there to beat any pokemon of choice and put a dent in the next. Your set seems a bit more situational and requires you to take some damage on switch in. I...

Remind me again why in the world you'd use special bulk or attack? Sure, some people use special SE moves, but that's rare. Most people go straight for physical attacks, gooey or not. Gooey never stopped one person from going for the kill. Really, you must invest in defense. It's saved me...

Switching is a bad idea for the most part. Also, yes, the weakest attacks; It takes about 2-3 mach punches and it's out. I love goodra, and indeed it does have good bulk, but you're leaving it horribly unbalanced. I personally invest full hp and def with an extra nature for extra def and even...

Since when is extra spd on goodra viable? Really? NEVER. Hey, you can't touch my goodra, it has a ton of spd! Gets ohko'd by the weakest physical attacks. Extra offenses? Doesn't even get to use them

It has one use; Mixed attackers that need bulk. You can't take from offenses ever, and a low defense is a bad idea, so begone with speed

The more physical moves this thing gets the merrier. It has a great moveset on the special side, but real potential in such balanced pokemon lies in unpredictability. Not to be confused with mixed attacks, those really suck (not enough ev's for that). On the other side, there is no problem if...

Have you actually USED the set before? Using a physical set with no investment he can 2hko anything with se, or 4hko with neutral. Might not sound good, but this thing can wall those turns no problem.

Being weak to only 3 types, I don't thinks so. Also dragon is often physical, knocking you out in one hit. Finally, I think sturdy onix uses the weakness policy best after rock polish. But what can I say, I only use my own designs. You should too, it's your team, your strategy, your weakness to...

Obviously you haven't checked it's stats. It is VERY good, don't underestimate it's offenses. Both can be used to wreck the opponent, and it does great with landing SE hits

He might fit in switch teams; Teams that utilize abilities and types to get little to no damage on hit (with gooey or sap sipper)

No one go for poison tail. If you're running a physical set, use return. It does sliiightly less damage, but does tons more to other types.

I reran the calculations. Don't know what happened yesterday, but it is a ohko. Reran the calculation with normal; chance to ohko. Reran it with dragon; tiny chance to 2hko, 25% chance to 3hko. I was wrong about the super effective, but you must admit he's bulky. On a side note, I think he'll be...