I just fused the two formes together. That can't happen? It worked quite fine with MiniorxAegislash.
where the heck did Fury of the Small get all the 'bypasses type effectiveness, barriers, abilities and protect-style moves'
AlleluiaParents: Slaking + Lopunny
Shared egg group: Field
Offspring name: Plainsong
New type: Normal
New base stats: 117/128/102/84/91/112 (BST: 634)
New ability and desc: Martyr's Canticle (Truant + Limber): This Pokémon must recharge after every move it uses. However, it may move every turn if it has a Major Status Ailment.
Notable moves: Return, Body Slam, Flail, Curse, Slack Off, Use The Poxy Mega It's What This Mon Is For
Role Identification: Mega Stone carrier, plain and simple.
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Offspring name: Mega Plainsong (Lopunninite)
New type: Normal/Fighting
New base stats: 117/188/112/84/91/142 (BST: 734)
New ability and desc: Scrappy.
Notable moves: Return, High Jump Kick, Elemental Punches, Night Slash, Fake Out, Power-Up Punch, Earthquake, Rock Slide, Play Rough, Bulk Up, Substitute, Slack Off, Encore
Role Identification: Blisteringly fast melee sweeper whose ability and statline make it truly fearsome. Effectively a Mega Lopunny that hits a hell of a lot harder and has more coverage options, Mega Plainsong manages to have pretty much perfect coverage through its STAB moves alone, and even the notorious Cofagreelix will take serious damage from a STAB High Jump Kick. It also has access to a STAB Fake Out that lands like an atom bomb and reliable recovery in the form of Slack Off, though Drain Punch is also an option if you want a more offensive mode of recovery. Iron Tail and Gunk Shot are options if you want to directly deal with Fairy-types, though Return is still a perfectly valid option against them. Return is, of course, the preferred Normal STAB move, having the edge over more powerful options such as Double-Edge and Mega Kick. Finally, Fire Punch can be extremely useful against Cofagreelix if you don't manage to OHKO with a High Jump Kick. You can also run a SubBulk set to utilize its surprisingly non-terrible physical defence, or trap your opponent into a boosting move with Encore, but I prefer the hyper-offensive variant. I've been singing its praises, and I think you will be too. =]
God be with youParents: Gyarados + Tyrantrum
Shared egg group: Dragon
Offspring name: Sayonara
New type: Dragon/Water
New base stats: 98/133/109/74/89/86 (BST: 589)
New ability and desc: Goodnight Vienna (Intimidate + Strong Jaw): Bite moves gain +50% base power and have a 50% chance to lower the target's Attack stat by 1 stage, in addition to any other effects they may possess.
Notable moves: Outrage, Aqua Tail, Crunch, Elemental Fangs, EdgeQuake, Poison Fang, Dragon Claw, Iron Head, Dragon Dance, Rock Polish, Splash
Role Identification: Normalium-Z abuser, and how. The ability to boost its attack by +3 stages right from the off is exceptionally powerful even if it does cost you a Z-move, and it combos nicely with Sayonara's very handy base 133 Attack stat. Outrage is there for a brutal STAB move, though Dragon Claw might be preferred simply for reasons of Fairy-types, while Ice and Thunder Fang become solid means of dealing neutral damage and lowering the target's damage output. You can also run EdgeQuake for equally good coverage, and Aqua Tail works as a STAB move in case it's necessary. However, if you want a bit more of a reliable boost, then you can forgo Z-Splash and use Dragon Dance or Rock Polish. It's really up to you.
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Offspring name: Mega Sayonara (Gyaradosite)
New type: Dragon/Dark
New base stats: 98/163/139/84/119/86 (bst: 689)
New ability and desc: Mould Breaker
Notable moves: See Mega Gyarados, but with more Dragon-type moves.
Role Identification: Pretty reasonable slugger with an ability that's highly prized in the Fusion Evolutions meta. For instance, STAB Crunch puts the hurt on Cofagreelix without one having to worry about its horrible ability, while it also ignores Fur Coat and Fluffy fusions. Whilst it's far from the most damaging Mega Evolution out there in the FE wilderness, its consistent ability to deal that damage in the face of top-tier defensive threats is valuable.
And the last shall be first...Parents: Pidgeot + Swellow
Shared egg group: Flying
Offspring name: Lowliest
New type: Normal/Flying
New base stats: 81/92/77/82/70/123 (BST: 525)
New ability and desc: Fury Of The Small (Keen Eye + Scrappy): This Pokémon's Normal-type moves ignore type effectiveness (including immunities), accuracy, abilities, barriers, and protect-style moves.
Notable moves: Not, Really, All, That, Many
Role Identification: Mega Stone holder, alas. It's a good ability, but the poor thing just doesn't have the stats to back it up. If only there was a way to change that...
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Offspring name: Mega Lowliest (Pidgeotite)
New type: Normal/Flying
New base stats: 81/92/82/147/80/143 (BST: 625)
New ability and desc: No Guard
Notable moves: Boomburst, Hurricane, Heat Wave, Ominous Wind, U-Turn, Roost, Defog
Role Identification: Now we're talking. A 140 BP STAB move with no downside is catnip to any special attacker, especially ones that have been starved for one since their coming of age as one. A never-miss STAB Hurricane is also more than welcome, while Heat Wave can provide coverage against the Steel-types infesting the tier. Yes, your attacking options are exceptionally limited; however, you can always bug out with U-Turn and come back later thanks to its frankly ridiculous Speed, outpacing pretty much all the unboosted meta and benefiting hugely from the change that allows Mega Pokémon to move at their Mega Evolution's speed on the turn they evolve. Its origins might be lowly, but this brave bird is flying high. =]
Thou shalt not blasphemeParents: Venusaur + Lilligant
Shared egg group: Grass
Offspring name: Vulgarities
New type: Grass/Poison
New base stats: 90/86/94/120/102/100 (BST: 592)
New ability and desc: Chlorophyll
Notable moves: Giga Drain, Energy Ball, Sludge Bomb, Solar Beam, Hidden Power Fire, Growth, Quiver Dance, Sleep Powder, Synthesis, Leech Seed, Worry Seed
Role Identification: Broadly the same as that of Venusaur in conventional competitive, to be honest. However, its newfound access to Quiver Dance allows it to remain competitive outside of sun and against ability- or weather-negating Pokémon. Its paucity of coverage (how many non-Technician users do we see in FE using Hidden Power Fire?) means that it runs into problems against offensive Dragon-types and Steel-types that are all over the tier, but it does have an ace up its sleeve...
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Offspring name: Mega Vulgarities (Venusaurite)
New type: Grass/Poison
New base stats: 90/104/134/142/122/100 (BST: 692)
New ability and desc: Thick Fat
Notable moves: See above, really...
Role Identification: Broadly similar to that of Mega Venusaur in conventional competitive, to be honest. Yes, there are some changes - Quiver Dance is useful, and can be used to boost its otherwise slightly ropey Speed -
but the biggest limiting fact to its success is once again its extremely limited movepool. However, it's much faster than Mega Venusaur and boasts a slightly better defensive statline, and it also hits quite a bit harder with special attacks; 142 is eminently usable, even in the massively powerful meta in which we reside. It has problems, sure, but with decent defences against Fairies and the ability to take a punch, I'd swear by it. =]
Vengeance from Generation 1...Parents: Alolan Golem + Doublade
Shared egg group: Mineral
Offspring name: Doodlebug
New type: Steel/Electric
New base stats: 79/125/150/60/67/50 (BST: 531)
New ability and desc: Buzz Bomb (Galvanize + No Guard): This Pokémon's moves cannot miss, but neither can moves that target this Pokémon; if this Pokémon uses a move that normally has below 100% accuracy, it gains a 25% boost to their base power. Additionally, Normal-type are converted to Electric-type and gain a 25% boost to their base power. These effects stack.
Notable moves: Mega Kick, Gyro Ball, Stone Edge, Earthquake, Dynamic Punch, Explosion, Rock Blast, Curse, Stealth Rock
Role Identification: Various, actually. Personally, I'd use it as a Trick Room physical attacker with the doubly-boosted, newly-STAB Mega Kick, which has finally gifted us an effective Electric physical STAB move, along with perfectly accurate Stone Edges and Dynamic Punches that also have boosted power. However, Rock Blast also has boosted power and perfect accuracy, which allows it to hit through subs at the cost of reliable damage output. Finally, however, there's always its utility as a suicide lead, with Stealth Rock and a boosted Electric Explosion to its name.
The movement of the spheresDNA Donors: Porygon-Z + Serperior
Offspring name: Orreries
New Type: Normal/Grass
Base Stats: 80/77/82/125 (+20)/82/121 (+20) (BST: 567)
New ability and desc: Crossed Stars (Adaptability + Contrary): This Pokémon's stat changes are reversed. Additionally, this Pokémon gains a x2 Damage bonus to moves upon which it does not get STAB.
Notable Moves: Leaf Storm, BoltBeam, Dark Pulse, Dragon Pulse, Psyshock, Hidden Power Fire, Recover, Glare
Role Identification: A fairly bog-standard Contrarian at first glance, it uses Leaf Storm as a boosting move to supercharge its damage. After that, it breaks out the coverage moves, which do more damage than its STABs (there's that Contrary usage!) and can deal neutral damage to pretty much everything. Psyshock is extremely useful for getting around irritating special walls that might otherwise check it, but really what it fears most is priority; keep it in reserve as a lategame wincon and your stars should be coming right. =]
IK im not luke but imo you should choose one to double, not both.
Aww rip okay
I don't really know, I just thought about dragons in mythology being creatures of fire and since the mon has dragon's wings, I thought I would add that so it wasn't just a levitate knock-off with intimidate.
Granting half the boost normally and the full boost in sun also works, if it would be too weak outside sun otherwise.
People will ask where the heck the Speed is from.
Hey! Welcome to Fusion Evolution!
shouldn't reduce sp.atk, there is nowhere for it to get that trait from
again, there is no reason for this to boost speed
Yay!
really nice how you seem to think I was annoyed, I was just telling you to change it and that's how I do so.
Not to meantion Luke himself agreed with you when you said that.
