R&S Pokedex Entry: "Blissey senses sadness with its fluffy coat of fur".

Dont do it.R&S Pokedex Entry: "Blissey senses sadness with its fluffy coat of fur".
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The problem with Smeargle is that its usefulness was never in its stats, typing, or ability. It was all in its moveset. Unfortunately, Mega Smeargle can change nothing but stats, typing, and ability, since its movepool can't really be expanded at all. To compound that problem, Smearglite means that it cant hold a Focus Sash, one of the items critical to its usefulness. In a case like this, when nothing about the Pokemon can be improved, and the lack of an item will almost definitely make the Mega subpar to its base form, then I concede that drastic measures must be taken. Yes, for this one time only, I mean real drastic measures.
Fur Coat Smeargle, I approve. This time and this time only.
In order for a Mega Smeargle to be even remotely useful, it needs something really, really good. Its offenses are pitiful to the point where even 100 points into a single stat still won't likely break it. Focus Sash will outclass nearly anything we give to Mega Smeargle, including Sturdy, because though Mega Smeargle may have boosted stats with a built-in Focus Sash, no one uses Smeargle for its stats; utility is a role even standard Smeargle can play. The one thing we can do with it is make it a better utility Pokemon, and boosted defenses are one of the best ways we can do it. Fur Coat (or a Special variant) can help Smeargle take hits and support; unlike Focus Sash, it will be able to do so more than once--that's what warrants its use over regular Smeargle. Stat, movepool, and type changes aren't likely to help Smeargle, but an ability that allows it to outperform current Smeargle will. (As a side note, no Prankster, please, as it would literally outclass every current Prankster holder because of its amazing movepool and thus render much of the balancing of Prankster Pokemon redundant).
I could see normal grass working for it, since it has sap sipper and is a deer.I'm just gonna do something entirely unexpected and slap No Guard on Mega Stantler. Megahorn, Hypnosis, Thunder, Iron Tail, Zen Headbutt, and Jump Kick will be much more reliable, and buffing his already decent offenses would make him a pretty neat mixed attacker. And that doesn't even consider any extra retyping and new moves. Hi Jump Kick is obvious, given Jump Kick being there, but I could also add Swords Dance and Nasty Plot as boosting moves, or I could forgo Hi Jump Kick for Hyper Voice for a special STAB. Adding a Psychic-typing makes sense, but the extra Dark weakness makes me not want to add it in.
I could do that, but that'd basically be Mega Sawsbuck.I could see normal grass working for it, since it has sap sipper and is a deer.
Naw, for some reason, Mega Sawsbuck is Fighting/GrassI could do that, but that'd basically be Mega Sawsbuck.
Well, doing so, Smeargle will lose its option in holding items such as Focus Sash. It may be too mainstream if Mega-Smeargle's ability would be Prankster. (Beware of Mach Punch.) lolGive Smeargle an Ability that's a Permanent Trace. So basically Mega Smeargle is Any Move + Any Ability.
Naw, for some reason, Mega Sawsbuck is Fighting/Grass
Well, doing so, Smeargle will lose its option in holding items such as Focus Sash. It may be too mainstream if Mega-Smeargle's ability would be Prankster. (Beware of Mach Punch.) lol
What about Sturdy Smeargle with increased speed?
STURDY SMEARGLE MAKES ZERO SENSE FLAVOR-WISE
The problem with Smeargle is that its usefulness was never in its stats, typing, or ability. It was all in its moveset. Unfortunately, Mega Smeargle can change nothing but stats, typing, and ability, since its movepool can't really be expanded at all. To compound that problem, Smearglite means that it cant hold a Focus Sash, one of the items critical to its usefulness. In a case like this, when nothing about the Pokemon can be improved, and the lack of an item will almost definitely make the Mega subpar to its base form, then I concede that drastic measures must be taken. Yes, for this one time only, I mean real drastic measures.
Fur Coat Smeargle, I approve. This time and this time only.
In order for a Mega Smeargle to be even remotely useful, it needs something really, really good. Its offenses are pitiful to the point where even 100 points into a single stat still won't likely break it. Focus Sash will outclass nearly anything we give to Mega Smeargle, including Sturdy, because though Mega Smeargle may have boosted stats with a built-in Focus Sash, no one uses Smeargle for its stats; utility is a role even standard Smeargle can play. The one thing we can do with it is make it a better utility Pokemon, and boosted defenses are one of the best ways we can do it. Fur Coat (or a Special variant) can help Smeargle take hits and support; unlike Focus Sash, it will be able to do so more than once--that's what warrants its use over regular Smeargle. Stat, movepool, and type changes aren't likely to help Smeargle, but an ability that allows it to outperform current Smeargle will. (As a side note, no Prankster, please, as it would literally outclass every current Prankster holder because of its amazing movepool and thus render much of the balancing of Prankster Pokemon redundant).
Just for FUN dude, just for FUN. .______.STURDY SMEARGLE MAKES ZERO SENSE FLAVOR-WISE
Can be defeated by Mold Breaker users that are faster than smeargle like Excadrill. Focus Sash > Sturdy (Megastone)What about Sturdy Smeargle with increased speed?