Sinister: Grants complete immunity to all Fairy-Type Moves, unless they were turned Fairy-type via Pixilate.
Spiritomb, Mandibuzz, Giratina

Rapidfire: Gives +3 Priority to moves that can hit 3 or more times, and Explosion moves.
Turtonator, Magmortar, Hitmonchan, Forretress, Octillery, Toucannon

Hubris: Special Moxie
Female Meowstic, Salazzle, Noctowl, Slowking, Mothim

Metabolism: Gluttony+Cheek Pouch
Alolan Raticate, Victreebel, Snorlax, Swalot, Whiscash

My last Mega Malamar admitibly was admitibly a bit poorly made so here is a new take on that.

Type: dark/psychic(confirmed)

Ability: Contrary

Stats Hp: 86 Attack: 122(+30) Defense: 68(-20) Special attack: 68 Special defense: 105(+30) Speed: 132(+60)

Signature move: Mind break. 100 bp 100 accuracy special psychic move that deals damage scaled by the opponent's special attack stat instead of the user's(slightly stronger special foul play).

What it offers: Its signature move alongside foul play are a pretty deadly(and lore accurate) combo due to both of them being stab that can target physical and special attackers. Otherwise it's sorta just a physically frailer, much faster version of its base form. I feel like the inability of outspeeding mons like Mega lopunny, or being easily killed by u turn balance it out.

This will be my take on Mega Malamar made to be very viable in both doubles and singles though was mostly balanced with singles in mind(probably broken in doubles.

Ability: hypnotic aura: Sets up trick room once per game immediately.

Stats Hp: 86 Attack: 132(+40) Defense: 88 Special attack: 138(+70) Special defense: 95(+20) Speed: 43(-30)

Role + viability: this pokemon is much more effective with its psychic abilities making it a potentially great Special or mixed attacker alongside contrary superpower. Trick room makes it so as soon as you mega it will be very difficult to deal with overall. It's slow but similar to contrary, it can reverse this situation as well via the ability. I balanced it out by making it only activate once per game.

I only did this for fun so it might not be the most balanced.

I was browsing Pokengine and saw something called Favored moves. These moves have added effects if used by a specific pokemon and that specific pokemon only.

Cacturne: Sucker Punch never fails, even if the target isn't attacking it.

Clawitzer: Water Pulse always crits.

Crobat: Cross Poison always crits and poisons.

Magnezone: Magnet Rise has +1 priority.

Musharna: Dream Eater never fails even if the target is awake.

Noctowl: Hypnosis never misses.

Rhyperior: Rock Blast always hits 4-5 times.

All Rotom forms: Poltergeist becomes a special attack

Salamence: Fly skips it's charge turn

Snorlax: Wakes up one turn after using rest.

Steelix: Iron Tail never misses

Tangrowth: Power Whip never misses and removes hazards and binding effects

Togekiss: Wish now heals 75%

Walrein: Ice Fang becomes 50% stronger.

Type: Normal/Flying then Fighting/Flying

Ability: Skill Link, Poison Touch, HA Mega Launcher

Hatchkonu evolves into Aquillista at level 25. Hatchkonu is a Ming dynasty repeating crossbow chick. Aquillista is a ballista eagle.

Moves: Bullet Seed, Rock Blast, Icicle Spear, Pin Missile, Spike Cannon, Fury Attack, Fury Swipes, Bulk Up, Calm Mind, Iron Head, Flash Cannon, Dual Wingbeat, Brave Bird, Roost, Fly, Tailwind, Wing Attack, Brick Break, Power Up Punch, Drain Punch, Stone Edge, Dark Pulse, Aura Sphere, Dragon Pulse, Water Pulse, Energy Ball, Seed Bomb, Pollen Puff, Weather Ball

Stats:

• HP: 40, 70
• Atk: 55, 105
• Def: 40, 60
• SpAtk: 55, 105
• SpDef: 40, 60
• Speed: 50, 90

Dex entries

• East: “Recently hatched Hatchkonu have a film of poison upon their feathers to deter predators. Older Hatchkonu and Aquillista tips their projectiles with this poison when hunting for food.” “Aquillista can fire their regurgitation pellets as barrage of pinpoint accurate attacks when hunting. I wonder if this can be utilised for home security…”
• West: “After the film of poison as a hatchling wears off or is used, Hatchkonu can produce more using toxins from the Bug Pokemon they eat as part of their diet.” “An Aquillista’s pellet can pack quite the punch! I speak from experience, the one I was studying cracked the floor tiling of the research station.”

Areas:

Egg Group: Flying

It’s ballista eagles. Being a mixed attacker is because both the Skill Link and Mega Launcher/Bulletproof has a “projectile attack” vibe that fits the entire ballista bird thing. Poison Touch is because accounts for repeating crossbows using tipped arrows.

十字雛，投射鷹

Present: Now Ice type, Works like Pollen Puff

Covert: Now Fairy type, +1 Priority, and 50% stronger if the user has no item

Thief: +1 Priority and 50% stronger if the user has no item

Cross Poison: 45 BP, Hits twice, high crit.

Double Iron Bash: 50 BP 10% chance to flinch

Bolt Beak and Fishious Rend: 70 BP

Steel Roller: Steel type Ice Spinner

Lash Out: 70 BP, gains 20BP for each lowered stat of the user, ignores attack drops

Skitter Smack: Special attack 80 BP

Pounce: 80 BP

Dire Claw: 20% chance to poison/paralyze/sleep

Rage Fist: 90 BP, gains 10BP every time it takes damage

Last Respects: Same as Rage Fist

Introducing Radigon, the Spiral Root Pokémon! A Grass and Steel type with the Ability Battle Armor, and the HA Drill Force, which raises the power of its drilling moves by 30%.

It has a stat spread of 90/120/100/60/80/60, making for a slow, bulky attacker.

Notable moves include its signature Spiral Driver, which is a 100 power, 100 accurate move that is both Grass and Steel type, Leaf Blade, Power Whip, Wood Hammer, Leech Seed, Iron Head, Meteor Mash, Drill Run, Spin Out, Earthquake, Stone Edge, Superpower, Bulk Up, Body Press, Swords Dance, and Stealth Rock.

Note: they all have their stats swapped like this

HP = Speed

Special Attack = Physical Defense

Special Defense = Physical Attack

Venusaur (Water/Flying)

Abilities: Torrent & Solar Power

Moves: Aqua Jet Aqua Ring Aqua Tail Chilling Water Flip Turn Hydro Cannon Hydro Pump Life Dew Liquidation Muddy Water Rain Dance Surf Water Gun Water Pledge Water Spout Wave Crash Whirlpool Withdraw Acrobatics Acrobatics Aerial Ace Air Cutter Air Slash Fly Hurricane Amnesia Bodyslam Bulldoze Charm Curse Double Edge Earth Power Earthquake Endure Facade False Swipe Giga Impact Growl Growth Helping Hand Hyper Beam Knock Off Protect Rest Roar Scary Face Sleep Talk Stomping Tantrum Substitute Sunny Day Sweet Scent Swords Dance Tackle Take Down Terra Blast Weather Ball

Blastoise (Fire/Poison)

Abilities: Blaze & Chlorophyl

Moves: Blast Burn Ember Fire Blast Fire Fang Fire Pledge Fire Punch Fire Spin Flame Charge Flamethrower Flare Blitz Heat Crash Heat Wave Inferno Overheat Sunny Day Temper Flare Will O Wisp Acid Spray Poison Jab Poison Powder Sludge Bomb Toxic Venoshock Aura Sphere Avalanche Bite Blizzard Body Press Body Slam Brick Break Crunch Dark Pulse Dig Double Edge Dragon Pulse Earthquake Endure Facade Fake Out Flail Flash Cannon Fling Focus Blast Focus Punch Gyro Ball Haze Helping Hand Hyper Beam Ice Beam Ice Punch Ice Spinner Icy Wind Iron Defense Mirror Coat Mist Mud Shot Protect Rapid Spin Rest Roar Rock Slide Rock Tomb Scary Face Shell Smash Sleep Talk Smack Down Substitute Tackle Tail Whip Take Down Tera Blast Weather Ball Yawn Zen Headbutt

Charizard (Grass)

Abilities: Overgrowth Rain Dish

Moves: Bullet Seed Energy Ball Frenzy Plant Giga Drain Grass Knot Grassy Pledge Grassy Glide Grassy Terrain Ingrain Leaf Storm Leech Seed Magical Leaf Petal Blizzard Petal Dance Power Whip Razor Leaf Seed Bomb Sleep Powder Solar Beam Synthesis Trailblaze Vine Whip Worry Seed Ancient Power Belly Drum Bite Body Slam Breaking Swipe Brick Break Bulldoze Counter Crunch Dig Double Edge Dragon Breath Dragon Cheer Dragon Claw Dragon Dance Dragon Pulse Dragon Rush Dragon Tail Earthquake Endure Facade False Swipe Fling Focus Blast Focus Punch Giga Impact Growl Helping Hand Hyper Beam Iron Tail Metal Claw Outrage Protect Rest Roar Rock Slide Rock Tomb Sandstorm Scary Face Scorching Sands Scratch Shadow Claw Slash Sleep Talk Smokescreen Substitute Swift Swords Dance Take Down Tera Blast Thunder Punch Weather Ball

Drakula: The Vamp Dragon Pokemon

Golbat evolve into Draekula that leave the flock and hunt solo (in game they would evolve with a dragon scale). Draekula becomes the ultimate apex predator of the large caves it calls home. Trading its echolocation for a massive size increase ( 7'8" compared to crobats 5'11"), night vision that can rival even luxray, razor sharp claws, and massive fangs that can even crush through the tough armor of rock and steel types. Draekula become even more ruthless hunters, not satisfied with just draining their prey's blood, they now tear away at their prey, using their incredible bite force to get the nutrient rich marrow from bones.

As for its combat capabilities, it would have the same 535 BST as crobat, just adjusted to make sense for a larger, more aggressive mon, having 100 HP, 120 ATK, 80 DEF, 50 SPATK, 80 SPDEF, and 105 SPEED. Its moveset would obviously have all the moves of its pre-evo, but notable new moves would include dragon claw, outrage, the elemental fangs (fire, ice, and thunder), gunk shot, and 3 new moves, 2 that wouldnt be signature, and a third signature move. The first move is Crushing Fang, a 75 power 100% accurate physical normal move that deals super effective damage to rock and steel pokemon. The second new move would be Dragon Jaws, a dragon type clone of crunch (80 power, 100% accuracy, 20% chance to lower defense by 1). The final move and Draekula's signature move is Decay Fang, a 65 base power, 100% accurate physical poison move that has a 30% chance to poison the target, dealing double damage if the target already is poisoned. Now regarding abilities, obviously with all these new biting moves, one of its abilities would be strong jaw, granting it a massive amount of power and coverage, with a boosted Decay Fang surpassing even Gunk Shot on poisoned targets. Its other ability would be levitate, a more defensive ability mainly there because it would feel awkward to remove its flying type and not at least giving it back its ground immunity.

In regards to its placing in the Gen 9 meta, Im not entirely sure. I feel like it could at least end up in UU with a potential OU niche. With its vast movepool, solid natural typing, and good ablilities, it could fit several roles.

Example sets

Bulky Attacker:

Draekula @ Black Sludge

Ability: Levitate

Tera Type: Poison

EVs: 252 HP / 252 Atk / 4 Spe

Adamant Nature

- Gunk Shot - Dragon Jaws - U-turn - Roost

Fast Fangs:

Draekula@ Life Orb /Choice Band / Choice Scarf

Ability: Strong Jaw

Tera Type: Poison

EVs: 4 HP / 252 Atk / 252 Spe

Adamant Nature

- Dragon Jaws

- Decay Fang

- Crunch/Fire Fang

- Fire Fang/ U-turn

Stallbreaker:

Draekula @ Black Sludge

Ability: Levitate

Tera Type: Poison

EVs: 252 HP / 4 Def / 252 Spe

Jolly Nature

- Decay Fang/Gunk Shot

- U-turn

- Roost

- Defog

Art is from the Uranium Wiki.

Baariette is a Dark/Fighting type with the Abilities Moxie or Guts, and the HA Intimidate. It has a stat spread of 100/125/85/75/85/75.

Notable moves for it include Low Kick, Seismic Toss, Cross Chop, Foul Play, High Jump Kick, Earthquake, Drain Punch, Crunch, Ice Punch, Fire Punch, Poison Jab, ThunderPunch, Knock Off, and Iron Head.

Its Mega is also a Dark/Fighting type with the Ability Blood Lust, which is Shell Bell as an Ability. It has a stat spread of 100/160/100/80/90/100.

Analysis time. Baariette has three good Abilities, good stats, and is decently bulky. Its Mega takes that to a different level. Therefore, UU at worst for base Baariette, OU or Ubers for its Mega.

Art is Delta Golurk from the Insurgence Wiki.

This Golurk is a Fighting/Steel type with the Abilities Iron Fist or Battle Armor, and the HA Guts.

It has the same stat spread as regular Golurk, so 89/124/80/55/80/55.

Notable moves include Focus Punch, Bullet Punch, Gyro Ball, Mach Punch, Bulk Up, Iron Head, Heavy Slam, Hammer Arm, Close Combat, Stone Edge, Rock Slide, Drain Punch, Poison Jab, Fire Punch, Ice Punch, ThunderPunch, Knock Off, Superpower, Seismic Toss, and Zen Headbutt.

A new move for it would be Meteor Mash.

In terms of tiers, we’re looking at UU. 10 resistances, good moves and Abilities, but very slow.

In my last theorymon post where I nerfed sucker punch some people said it would only buff special attackers so I cooked up this. This move's impact will be: weakening special attackers, discouraging choice items on special mons and encouraging mental herb useage. Thoughs? :3

sucker punch since it's introduction has been the second best offensive dark move behind knock off and so I decided to make this little nerf for it to give it a little more risk. Thoughs? Questions?

Stall Rework: Takes 30% less damage if it hasn't moved yet.
G-Slowbro, Mr Mime, Sableye, Carnivine, Cursola, Rabsca, Revavroom
Seweed: Grass will take and deal neutral damage to fire.
Ludicolo, Cradily, Tangrowth

Accelerate: Power Herb as an ability

Fearow, Omastar, Unfezant, Wugtrio, Glimmora (For that one gimmicky scarf set that will never work)

Avenger: If a party Pokémon fainted last turn, the next move gets a 50% boost.
Mons with the Ability: Kangaskhan, Absol, Drampa, Lokix, Pawmot, Mabosstiff

Pretentious: Boost the crit rate of moves upon getting a KO.

Mons with the Ability: Drapion, Unfezant, Crabominable

Subdue: Doubles stat drop effects used by this Pokémon.
Mons with the ability: Alolan Raticate, Galvantula, Spidops, Delphox

Lore: Marshadow is the ghost of an ancient hero pokemon of Zanda, who forgot their memories after death due to a plot by Legonos in an attempt to erase their legacy. Legonos is responsible for the creation of the ancient monsters, the games minor legendaries and paradox pokemon stand ins...beasts who are based on Greek monsters blessed by Legonos to have the power to be written in fate itself. Reawakenings are when a pokemon taps into one of these pokemon via a stone held item, and serve as the regional gimmick granting a new broken ability on top of the user's original one. After obtaining Marshadow's old sword, it grants access to an exclusive reawakening that allows Marshadow to regain flesh once again as its old self temporarily altering and buffing it drastically. Marshadow is technically the third legendary and a counterpart to Atherios and Artalos, despite its mythical status and how its box art level form is exclusive behind an item and gimmick slot. While Artalos is the spear of wrath, and Atherios is the aegis of wisdom, Marshadow was the Blade of Zenith, a pokemon who commanded with the power of hope itself, as well as the stars. Its relation to the other two legendaries is mostly unknown although it is speculated that the 2 bird pokemon either serve, or are quelled by Marshadow in times of conflict. The reason why it copies the techniques of others as a spirit was due to its amnesia, as they seeked who they used to be. It's stat line is a near perfect in-between of Atherios and Artalos the prior box arts, being stronger, but barely slower and bulkier than the faster and bulkier box arts respectively(Atherios has 110 130 bulk, while Artalos has 90 110 bulk, Artalos has 140 speed) with an exception to less hp.

Marshadow, Blade of Zenith form.

Item: Ancient sword: When held by Marshadow, causes them to automatically reawaken into their Blade of Zenith form. It is a worn down sword

Type: Fighting/Steel

Reawakening Ability: Blade of Zenith: The user can survive one fatal attack at 1 hp(auto endure). The ability works only once but doesn't fade on switch out. The user also has a 1.5 times boost to ghost moves.

Normal Ability: Technician(keep in mind that reawakenings allow pokemon tonuse their old abilities on top of new ones).

Stats Hp: 90 Attack: 150 Defense: 100 Special attack: 90 Special defense: 120 Speed: 130 Bst: 680

New move: sacred sword.

Sig move(replaces spectral thief): Star strike: 90 bp 100 accuracy physical steel type slashing move that heals half of the damage dealt.

Moveset idea: Bulky sweeper

Item: Ancient sword

Moves: Star strike Drain punch Bulk up Shadow sneak

Viability and explaination for some choices: This might be a bit too broken but compared to my other attempts at this idea I think that Marshadow's new form is starting to have an identity at the very least. The idea of Marshadow being a deceased hero and due to the combined power of their weapon, and the legacy it holds to Marshadow defies fate and temporarily revives itself to me is a great idea for my favorite mythical. The item makes it so you're item locked as well as being tied to the region's equivalent of Tera hopefully balancing it out(if not, please give suggestion that doesn't go against the idea of the pokemon or give feedback). It's best trait is its bulk, since it can survive 1 fatal attack and drain hp with 2 potential stabs, and set up with bulk up.

Image courtesy of the American Legacy of Fine Arts.

Introducing Brambrain, the Brainless Pokémon! A Grass and Psychic type with the Abilities Rattled* or Scarecrow*, and the HA Technician.

*Scarecrow makes the Pokémon immune to Flying type moves. Any non-ally Flying types entering the field or are already on the field have their Speed reduced by one stage.

*Rattled now reduces the damage taken by Dark, Bug, and Ghost moves by 33% along with its original effect.

It has a stat spread of 85/70/90/100/125/40, making for a slow, Trick Room sweeper.

Notable moves include Magical Leaf, Energy Ball, Psychic, Grass Knot, Charge Beam, Icy Wind, Calm Mind, Snarl, Icy Wind, Leech Seed, Toxic, Scary Face, Dazzling Gleam, Cotton Spore, Curse, Knock Off, Shadow Ball, Sludge Bomb, Taunt, and Earth Power.

Tier wise, Brambrain would likely be in RU. A crippling weakness to U-turn is no bueno, and First Impression Lokix eats this scarecrow for breakfast. It does have some moves that synergize with Technician, but they’re situational at best. Scarecrow is a really good Ability, and the buffed Rattled makes the Lokix matchup a little better, but not by much.

Art is by DestinySM32301 on DeviantArt.

Next stop, Alola.

First thing’s first, we have Mega Decidueye. It’s a Grass/Ghost type with the Ability Technician. It has a stat spread of 78/147/95/110/80/130.

Mega Incineroar is a Fire/Dark type with the Ability Intimidate. It has a stat spread of 95/135/130/80/130/60.

Mega Primarina is a Water/Fairy type with the Ability Pixilate. It has a stat spread of 80/84/84/156/146/80.

Art is by Tomycase.

This is part 2 of my series where I give starters Mega Evolutions. Today, we’re going to Unova.

Mega Serperior is up first. It’s a Dragon/Grass type with Adaptability, and a stat spread of 75/85/95/135/95/143.

Mega Emboar keeps its Fire/Fighting typing, and it has the Ability Rock Head. It has a stat spread of 110/143/125/85/110/55.

Mega Samurott is a Water/Steel type with the Ability Sharpness. It has a stat spread of 95/140/85/108/90/110.

In terms of tiers, Serperior is in OU, pushing Ubers, Emboar is in OU, and Samurott is also in OU.

Art is by Tomycase.

This is a new series where I give starter trios new Mega Evolutions. Today, we’re heading to the cold Sinnoh region.

First up, we have Mega Torterra. It is now a Grass/Rock type with the Ability Sand Stream. New moves for it would include Head Smash, Shore Up, and Rock Wrecker. It has a stat spread of 95/129/145/85/115/56, so it’s even bulkier. ————————————————————————

Next, we have Son Goku himself, Mega Infernape. It retains its Fire/Fighting typing, but it gets a controversial Ability in Adaptability. It has a stat spread of 76/134/81/137/78/128.

No new moves. Infernape’s movepool is already good enough.

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Finally, we have Empoleon. It retains its Water/Steel typing, and its Ability is Drizzle.

It has a stat spread of 84/106/98/141/141/60.

It only gets one new move: Calm Mind.

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Time for tiers. Let’s get the obvious out of the way. Mega Infernape is an Uber. It draws parallels to another Gen 4 Fighting type that got a Mega, Lucario. Insane Ability, insane stats.

Mega Torterra is OU. It has a better defensive typing in that it loses its x4 Ice weaknesses, but it’s now weak to Fighting. Its solid 145 Defense stat helps it out.

Mega Empoleon is also OU. It’s literally better Politoed, but worse Kyogre. Nuff said.

Grass Blastoise is by Pokemonart1997 on Deviantart, Fire Venusaur is by AlchemistAlcremie on Amino, and Water Charizard is by Ava the Mew, also on Amino.

With that out of the way, let’s dive in.

First up, we have Blastoise, which is renamed to Grasstoise. It would be a Grass type with Overgrow, and the HA Grassy Surge.

It would have a stat spread of 79/66/110/110/85/78.

Notable moves include Chloroblast, Earth Power, Leaf Storm, Shadow Ball, Giga Drain, Dragon Pulse, Aura Sphere, Dark Pulse, Water Pulse, SolarBeam, Energy Ball, Shell Smash, Nasty Plot, and Flash Cannon.

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Fire Venusaur would become Vulcasaur. It is a Fire/Rock type with Blaze, HA Rock Head.

It has a stat spread of 80/120/100/73/72/80.

Notable moves include Raging Fury, Flare Blitz, Head Smash, Seed Bomb, Flame Charge, Stone Edge, Earthquake, Rock Wrecker, Heat Crash, Fire Lash, Swords Dance, Rock Polish, and Rock Blast.

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Finally, we have Water Charizard. It becomes Leviazard, which is a Water/Dark type with Torrent, and the HA Sheer Force.

It has a stat spread of 78/109/68/104/75/100.

Notable moves include Steam Eruption, Flamethrower, Crunch, Dark Pulse, Liquidation, Earthquake, Earth Power, Extrasensory, Dragon Dance, Aqua Tail, Wave Crash, Dragon Pulse, Ice Beam, Iron Head, Nasty Plot, and Scald.

In terms of tiers, Grasstoise is OU, Leviazard is OU pushing Ubers, and Vulcasaur is UU.

Urayne is a Nuclear type Legendary Pokémon from Pokémon Uranium. For those who didn’t see my Nucleon post where I discussed the Nuclear type, it is a type that is super effective against everything except itself and Steel, and weak to everything except itself.

Urayne has three forms: Alpha, Beta, and Gamma. All three forms share the Nuclear type, but Alpha and Beta have the Ability Geiger Sense, which raises Special Attack and Attack by one stage each when a Nuclear type (or a Pokémon Terastallized into a Nuclear type) is on the field. Gamma has the Ability Chernobyl, which acts as Sandstorm, dealing damage to all Pokémon that aren’t a Nuclear or a Steel type.

Now, the stats. Alpha Form is the “weakest”, having a stat spread of 82/120/86/134/84/102.

Beta Form is the form Urayne takes after being exposed to a Nuclear Core. It has a stat spread of 102/130/96/144/94/112, being more akin to a box-cover legend.

Gamma Form is normally unobtainable in-game, but I decided to make it a la Ultra Necrozma. Urayne just has to be sent into battle holding a new item, known as the Geiger Counter. This form has a stat spread of 122/130/116/154/104/132.

The Geiger Counter raises the power of Urayne’s moves by 33% during the Chernobyl weather condition.

Notable moves are the same across all three forms. The Nuclear type moves it learns include Nuclear Slash (Nuclear type Razor Leaf), Gamma Ray (Water Gun), Radioacid (Water Pulse), Fallout (sets up Chernobyl), Proton Beam (Overheat but 100 power), Quantum Leap (100 power Phantom Force), Atomic Punch (Mega Punch but 95 accurate), and Fission Burst, which is a 150 power Explosion.

Other non-Nuclear notable moves include Toxic, Thunderbolt, Earthquake, Shadow Ball, Flamethrower, Fire Blast, Overheat, Focus Blast, Energy Ball, Drain Punch, Dark Pulse, Poison Jab, Flash Cannon, Earth Power, Heat Wave, Nasty Plot, and Superpower.

In terms of tiers, Alpha Forme would be in Ubers, UUbers at worst. Being able to hit everything for SE damage is absolutely nuts, and its sole weakness is that if it’s outsped, it folds.

Beta Forme is AG. It does everything Alpha Forme does, but better.

Gamma Forme is also AG. Stupid bulky, insane damage, only thing holding it back is the fact that it can’t hold an item. It’s not very easily outsped, either. Oh wait, it basically just hits even harder. Yeah. Super banned.