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Here are some abilities that I thought of:
Frozen Body: 10% chance the opponent will freeze when it makes physical contact. Confidence: The Pokemon's Attack and Special Attack stat are multiplied by 1.5 when at full HP (effect wears off when Pokemon is not at full health) Guardian: The Pokemon's Def and SpDef are multiplied by 1.5 when it has 1/2 of its health left. Precise Aim: The accuracy of moves is boosted, but their power is reduced. Cinder Siphon: All Fire type attacks are drawn to this Pokemon and heals 1/4 health from this effect. |
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I've always sort of wanted a grass type move that is the equivalent to thunderbolt/flamethrower (95 power, 100% accuracy, 15 PP) and the possible status effect being a chance to either poison or sleep (not both, but one of the two). Yeah there's energy ball, but that's just a cousin to shadow ball and I've always wanted a flamethrower/thunderbolt grass type cousin.
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I personally wouldn't mind seeing either a move or ability that allows a pokémon to poison a steel-type opponent. Give this ability or move to pokémon like Muk, Weezing, Garbodor, etc- pollution Pokémon that are so acidic they melt through metal.
Some sort of special attack Explosion equivalent. A couple more options for anti-entry hazards rather than just having rapid spin. A powerful blast of air, maybe? A set of "combo" moves for double / triple battles, or moves that are designed for those types of formats. For example, perhaps a move to fly your ally into the air to escape a turn / being hit, or something. Oh yeah, and a fighting move that paralyzes or has a chance to paralyze. |
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This isn't really a new move, but I would like it if they....de-nerfed Explosion. (I guess that's the right word for it) I didn't like how 5th gen took away that -50% opponent's defense side effect; it really weakened how well Explosion worked, especially since it's a sacrificial move.
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Fire-type priority move. Hmm... Special Attack, I guess. I don't think there's a Steel move that hits multiple Pokemon at once yet. I mean one like Heat Wave, not Earthquake. So maybe that, too. |
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