No, however Pu leaders have generally historically been democratic within reason and if nu release snow warning in maybe a year eggy has reasonable chance to return
There was discussion a while back of a Sceptile retest, though I have no idea if there are still plans to do that in the future.
nope, no plans for now. To me, if we moved further with any of PUBL mons, the Raichu-Alola would be first on the list. Anyhow, there is no plans to retest any current PUBL mon for now (or after Eggy-A suspect). Just so you know guys, cheers!
Heliolisk & Lilligant have access to Rising Voltage and Nature Power to zap Flying-types respectively, Tsareena can utilize Grassy Glide in Grass spam teams with Thwackey, Swoobat can use a Terrain Seed of any choice to accumulate boosts at insane speeds, and I have no idea about Alcremie.Why this Pokémon are Terrain abusers and how ?
Terrain Abusers:
Alcremie used grassy seed + stored powerWhy this Pokémon are Terrain abusers and how ?
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It's a very niche pick, that hasn't seen really any attention in the post-CT meta until recently. Rock-types in general are quite effective at the moment, but we definitely can't rank all of them due to the strong competition from the ones that do see prevalent usage. I'm personally unsure if Lunatone fits this criteria, as simply being a Rock-type with Future Sight doesn't really sound like something I'd be prepared to use over Gigalith, Archeops or Regirock in any serious game. If you feel like Lunatone carves a sufficient niche to be ranked however, and can justify it with replays against competent opponents, you should nominate it.
Is it just Ludicolo as a rain abuser? If so, you could try out Gigalith. Spdef always switches into it if you're healthy (takes around 50 from pump in sand) and is able to remove the rain. Encore Whimsicott sounds pretty good against it. You're able to encore them into whatever move they click on you (most likely Ice Beam) and react accordingly. Druddigon might be what you're looking for as well, trading damage on drudd for a Glare on Ludi sounds worth it if otherwise destroys your team
Thanks! I just realized that this strategy is the same in ZU with Rain Dance setters like Liepard and the team is full of Rain abusers that includes Qwilfish. What you've mentioned helped a lot so thanks for the response
I stop worrying about ladder, and just experiment with pokemon and get opinions on them. PU has a lot of threats that aren't popular or hasn't been fully explored, so exploring less viable (or using a viable pokemon in a new way). I am currently exploring sand offense again.
-ground get much usage, if any at all? i feel like edgequake is very valuable in the tier right now, with top-ranking mons like 
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getting picked off quite easily. it even runs u-turn or flame charge, as most SD vally do, which targets mons like and 
and, if opting for the latter, lets it outspeed faster threats like , , and scarf 
. i cant say that ive ever seen groundvally on the ladder since pre-DLC, nor have i used it in any recent iteration of the metagame, so is there any explanation at all?
I don't have much combat experience but the only niche I can foreseeably forecast on Lunatone would be using its special bulk in a sandstorm combined with Weather Ball.
Not necessarily. Lunatone was ranked more so for being a nifty check to Charizard, Weezing and Galarian Articuno due to it resisting their STABs and decent bulk with investment. Unlike Gigalith, it possesses reliable recovery with moonlight and even annoys gigalith itself with Levitate. Offensive sets, let alone weather ball in sand, aren’t good since it is outclassed by Archeops and Lycanroc in such a role.
Defensive Espeon's main purpose is to block hazards and status from Pokemon like of Regirock and Audino, respectively, while acting as a decent Fighting-type check. 28 Speed EVs lets it outspeed positive-natured base 70s, such as Flapple, Hitmontop, and Magneton.
