That's interesting to note. I never realised Cresselia was bulky, but it looks like it can actually withstand some hits, even super-effective ones from the very common Mega Gengar! Labyrinthine , could you please address this new information which has come to light?I'd like to say, if Cresselia isn't OU, it should be. I was able to survive a Mega Gengar's (252 SpA, 252 Spe) shadow ball with a calm, 252 HP, 150 SpD, 156 Def, cresselia. I was honestly quite surprised. I was also able to survive an unboosted, max attack haxorus' outrage with 2HP from 98 HP. So yeah. She's pretty bulky :3
Lol AG it was a joke.TRC. I'm confused. What new information is there to add?
Also Labyrinthine please remove all mentions of Mega Lucario and Genesect here.
I have omitted all mentions of Mega Lucario and Genesect. If there are any other problems, feel free to let me know.Also Labyrinthine please remove all mentions of Mega Lucario and Genesect here.
This sentence :/It is best to keep Cresselia as healthy possible and bring it in on Pokemon that are incapable of bypassing its ridiculous defensive limits.
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Despite wishing that it just had a little bit more to work with, Cresselia can utilize an effective defensive set with its unique movepool. Moonlight is used as the primary healing move and as such will be used a lot of the time. It is important to note that Moonlight has its shortcomings; it heals less health in sand and rain and has limited PP. Because of this, it should not be used excessively. Psychic is the main STAB move and allows Cresselia to chip down opponents and hit Fighting-types super effectively. Despite its slight nerf, Hidden Power Fire can also work well in this slot. Not only does it dispose of defensive Ferrothorn and Forretress, but it also gives Cresselia a way to get past Scizor and Ferrothorn.
thanks! this was a mistake I made when I was editing out Genesect; i'll fix it now.I know this is done, but this sentence doesn't make sense: