Then bear in mind that Salamence never runs Adamant and you realise you've got a huge monster on your hands.
Of course, though, Salamence can boost their Outrage while Hydreigon cannot.
May I know why some people uses Draco Meteor again after their Sp.At has fallen 2 stages ?
Possibly choice specs/scarf so they are locked into it but feel that they will KO regardless.
Why didn't GF give Hydriegon any stat-boosting moves (apart from Work Up) ?
I just bred a 31 iv specatk 30 ev hp quiet nature deino and am wondering is there any merits of a max hp and spec atk for this or should I keep going til I get a modest
Ok but hypothetically, is there any niche for such a Hydreigon? (Quiet, Max HP, Max SpeAtk)
Why is Hydreigon Quiet? It benefits more if it's Naive or Hasty, even though its Speed is a bit fail. IMO, Work Up is better if Hydreigon runs both physical and Special attacks.Actually, I was thinking about having one like this just to mix things up a bit sometimes. Got a couple builds in mind. Probably gonna test it out on simulator before training in my game but any opinion is welcome.
Hydreigon @ Chesto Berry
Trait: Levitate
EVs: 252 HP / 252 SAtk / 4 SDef
Quiet Nature
- Work Up
- Rest
- Dragon Pulse
- Flamethrower
Hydreigon @ Leftovers
Trait: Levitate
EVs: 252 HP / 252 SAtk / 4 SDef
Quiet Nature
- Work Up
- Fire Blast
- Surf
- Dragon Pulse
I'm also wondering if Substitute/Earth Power/Dark Pulse would be a good idea? Thanks.
Hydrei doesn't get trick either. Anyway, do any sets take care of Reuniclus? I'm probably going to use the Wall-breaker as a general counter to a Defensive Pokemon (Modest with Draco Meteor/U-Turn/Fire Blast/Taunt), but I'd need Dark Pulse to really do anything, right?
Is it ok hydreigon?
Timid, scarf, 252 spe,spat 4 hp
-Draco Meteor
-U-turn
-Fire Blast
-Surf