Nasty Plot is potent alongside a good speed tier, and Draco Meteor and Thunderbolt are great standard STAB options, while U-turn and Volt Switch allow it to act as a good offensive pivot with chip. Role Justification: Mon with an excellent defensive typing with plenty of utility and a statspread that allows it to be a Set-up Sweeper and Special Wallbreaker. Intended Role: Special Wallbreaker, Stallbreaker, Setup Sweeper, Offensive Pivot Other niche options are mostly a coverage of choice to hit specific threats in the meta, such as Bite/Crunch for Ghosts or Ice Fang for Hat and Grapplor. You may opt for Breaking Swipe as your Dragon STAB if you prefer consistency, as well as there being the factor that Scale Shot leaves you open for revenge killing thanks to the Defense drops, but Breaking Swipe is generally an inferior option and comes across as niche, but still usable. Somewhat struggles vs Hatterune because of the ability removal hard dropping Poison Fang's BP. Fire Fang is the primary option, but loses a fair amount of power if its ability is removed, while Earthquake is a more consistent option but can't hit Maquerajah. Poison Fang ensures it can break past walls as they cannot risk taking repeated hits due to the Badly Poison chance, and Scale Shot helps it outspeed offensive threats, though makes you rather frail.Īfter your STABS, you'll have to pick your coverage depending on what Steels you want to hit. Role Justification: Poison Fang hits 112 BP and Scale Shot averages at 112 most of the time as well, being your two main STAB options. Intended Role: Wallbreaker, Stallbreaker, Physical Set-Up Sweeper (Dragon Dance) You can attempt SD or even double dance with Rock Polish given its array of immunities and passable bulk, but that's generally a suboptimal strategy and there are fusions more efficient for that role. It has a bit of the opposite of 4MSS, where it ensures running Polt + Knock + one of Sr or Spikes, but doesn't really have a dedicated move for its fourth slot, and it also is pretty lacking in resistances, which is more or less where its drawbacks come in. In general, Frossharp is less of an offensive or defensive beast but rather an utility option. Despite a rather mid initial power, it can still pressure opponents quite well thanks to Poltergeist's raw BP and Knock Off's utility. Its immunity to Rapid spin combined with its ability taking advantage of Defog means it can quite consistently set up Spikes or SR without being stopped. Role Justification: Shakes up the Hazard meta by ensuring hazards stay on the field as best as it can. Intended Role: Hazard Setter, Hazard Removal Deterrent These fusions are no longer just stuff of imagination.Taunt, Spikes, Stealth Rock, Switcheroo, Trick Thankfully, there are plenty of artists and fans who love playing God. There are so many creative possibilities. Maybe these Pokémon fusions would be so overpowered that only their parent-breeds could stop them. Frankenstein and figures out a way to mash up all sorts of hilarious oddities. There is also the fusion of Weepingbell and Diglett, where it’s just a yellow Diglett that is screaming.Ĭould you imagine how awesome it would be to have a Pokémon "Fusion" spin-off? Maybe our breeding specialist Brock goes Dr. It just makes a pink Ninetails with the lazy face of a Slowpoke. Others are just adorable, like a fusion between Dratini and Bulbasaur.īut some fusions are just dumb looking and hilarious like Slowpoke combined with Ninetails. Some of these fusions look cool such as combining a ghost Pokémon with Charizard. From those images came branches of artists who further illustrated these fusions. It's places like this that really popularize the whole idea of Pokémon fusion. There are actually websites that will fuse Pokémon for you.
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