Changes:
*Since the analysis was OU-oriented, I changed it to reflect Slowking's merit in only the UU metagame
*Dropped the Curse set, as its outclassed in UU by something like Lapras. Also decided to drop the Trick Room set as its outclassed by Slowbro. Mentioned the NP set's merit in Trick Room.
*Also modified a lot of current sets on site to reflect Slowking's UU attributes.
*Team options and stuff also added.
http://www.smogon.com/dp/pokemon/slowking
[SET]
name: Bulky Water
move 1: Surf
move 2: Psychic / Ice Beam / Hidden Power Grass
move 3: Slack Off
move 4: Toxic / Thunder Wave
item: Leftovers
ability: Own Tempo
nature: Calm
evs: 252 HP / 144 Def / 112 SpD
[SET COMMENTS]
<p>Slowking is one of the premier bulky waters in the UU metagame, due to its ability to wall both the physical and special sides
<p>Like many of its fellow bulky waters in UU, Slowking has access to an instant-recover with little effort. Resistances to Fighting, Fire, and Water allow Slowking to wall a majority of UU's largest threats, namely Azumarill and Hitmonlee. Slowking also has the additional benefit of being able to take on Blaziken, something the other bulky waters cannot always claim.</p> y move in Slack Off. This allows Slowking to alternate between attacking and replenishing health, or perhaps inflicting status on an opposing Pokemon and stalling. Toxic is usually the preferred choice of status, though Thunder Wave does have merit, often crippling a fast switch-in such as Mismagius or Yanmega. Surf from Slowking's base 100 Special Attack stat provides a solid STAB attack that hits the majority of the metagame for decent damage. Slowking's secondary attack often depends on the team's needs.</p>
<p>Psychic should be the secondary attack on Slowking, letting it hit common switch-ins for super effective damage, namely Roserade. Having a rather powerful STAB Psychic at Slowking's disposal allows it to deter Roserade from coming in for free and laying Spikes or firing off Leaf Storms. Psychic also has the benefit of hitting the powerful Fighting-types in UU for heavy damage, namely Hitmontop and Hariyama who take below-average damage from Surf. One must be careful in spamming Psychic, however, as it gives both Honchkrow and Drapion free switch-ins. Ice Beam is perhaps the safest option as a secondary attack, still maintaining super effective coverage on Roserade while also hitting Honchkrow and Altaria for heavy damage. Hidden Power Grass is hits opposing bulky waters for super effective damage, though it only outclasses Psychic by 5 Base Power.</p>
<p>As mentioned above, Slowking should always have a status move in case its dual attacking options fail. Toxic is particularly useful against bulky Fighting -types such as Hariyama, who take negligible damage from any attack Slowking has, bar Psychic. Thunder Wave is rather useful against hyper-offensive teams in UU, crippling fast, powerful sweepers such as Mismagius, Yanmega, and Kangaskhan. Inflicting status allows Slowking to stall with greater ease, while maintaining the "attack and recover" scheme.</p>
<p>While Slowking's dual Water / Psychic typing is primarily advantageous, it does cause some trouble at times. Despite its decent bulk on both the physical and special side, Slowking often attracts certain threatening Pokemon such as Honchkrow and Venusaur. Depending on the secondary attack Slowking carries, both Honchkrow and bulky Grass-types such as Venusaur can be problematic. It is therefore best to pair Slowking with something that can handle both of these threats. Weezing is perhaps the most reliable partner, being able to cripple both threats with Will-O-Wisp and hit back with Thunderbolt or STAB Sludge Bomb respectively. Slowking often attracts Yanmega as well, meaning it helps to have something like Chansey to absorb Bug Buzzes. Slowking also attracts status ailments, primarily Toxic. It is advised to have a status absorber or Steel-type, such as Registeel, when using Slowking to avoid being crippled.</p>
[SET]
name: Nasty Plot
move 1: Nasty Plot
move 2: Surf
move 3: Psychic / Ice Beam
move 4: Slack Off
item: Leftovers
ability: Own Tempo
nature: Calm
evs: 252 HP / 144 Def / 112 SpD
[SET COMMENTS]
<p> Due to Slowking's bulk on both the physical and special sides, it is a prime candidate for a Nasty Plot set. Unlike Slowking's counterpart, Slowbro, Slowking does not need the Calm Mind boosts thanks to its already high base 110 Special Defense stat; it would much rather benefit from the quick boosts provided by Nasty Plot. With Slack Off at its disposal, Slowking is one of the top bulky stat-boosting tanks in UU.</p>
<p> Unlike the bulky water set above, this Slowking variant needs the best coverage possible to quickly dispose of opposing threats. Hidden Power Electric is not even mentioned as a secondary attack because of the lack of coverage it provides in conjunction with Surf. Psychic is the best partner to Surf because it provides neutral coverage in UU on everything except opposing Slowbro and Slowking. Special Attack investment is not necessary on Slowking, as a +6 Surf will still 2HKO Chansey. Maintaining bulk is more important on this set than investing in Slowking's Special Attack stat.</p>
<p>The Nasty Plot set often suffers from the same problems as the Bulky Water set. Status is often the biggest problem, though the same overpowered sweepers, like Yanmega and Honchkrow, can freely come in as Slowking uses Nasty Plot. Again, the best partners to this Slowking set are ones that can take status and sponge attacks from the aforementioned Pokemon. Registeel can do both on to an extent. Chansey can take on all forms of Yanmega, as well as all status ailments thanks to Natural Cure. Honchkrow is often dealt with through smart switching, though having a Steel-type helps to absorb Night Slash and Drill Peck. Slowking can absorb Superpower thanks to its Psychic typing.</p>
<p>This Slowking also functions quite well on a Trick Room team due to its dismal base 30 Speed and quick stat-boosting move in Nasty Plot. Unlike Slowbro, who can only increase its Special Attack stat with Calm Mind, Slowking can max its Special Attack in half the time with Nasty Plot. Surf and Psychic cover the majority of the UU metagame, though Ice Beam is worth noting if Slowking is being used on an OU Trick Room team. Psychic is a fairly unused and outclassed type in OU because of the abundance of Steel- and Dark-types. Ice Beam covers much more, including the dominant Dragons.</p>
[SET]
name: Choice Specs
move 1: Trick
move 2: Surf
move 3: Psychic
move 4: Ice Beam / Hidden Power Grass / Slack Off
item: Choice Specs
ability: Own Tempo
nature: Modest
EVs: 252 HP / 252 SpA / 4 SpD
[SET COMMENTS]
<p>Although a bit of a novelty, Slowking sports the devastating Trick, which has the potential to cripple one of the most common Slowking switch-ins, Chansey. Additionally, this set has the power to 2HKO Clefable, making Slowking quite a powerful bulky Specs user.</p>
<p>Surf and Psychic are staples on this set, as the two provide the best coverage possible in UU. Trick is self-explanatory and is the only real reason this set is plausible in UU. The final move depends largely on the player. Hidden Power Grass completes Slowking's UU coverage, hitting both opposing Slowking and Slowbro super effectively. Ice Beam has little merit, as most threats are hit as hard by the Surf / Psychic combination. Slack Off is an interesting choice if Trick is used early game, as it allows Slowking to maintain the ability to recover after crippling an opposing Pokemon with Trick.</p>
<p>Complements to this specific set should be things that can take advantage of special walls locked into a single move. Bulky special sweepers with Substitute and Calm Mind can often take advantage of a Specs Chansey. Espeon is a nice offensive complement, being able to boost up and sweep with its high base Speed. Similarly, Nasty Plot Houndoom is an excellent offensive complement, being able to decimate locked special walls. It is also nice that Slowbro complements Houndoom defensively, taking Water and Ground attacks with ease. Of course, it is important to take into account common switches into Slowking, with Yanmega being the most problematic, possibly taking Choice Specs as a result of Trick. Something should definitely be kept that can handle Choice Specs Yanmega in case a special wall is not tricked, whether it is a counter such as Chansey or a revenge-killer.</p>
[OTHER OPTIONS]
<p>Slowking has a pretty large special movepool, however most moves are not suitable for UU play. Slowking gets Flamethrower, Fire Blast, Grass Knot, and Focus Blast, among other moves. The only move worthy of any use is Flamethrower or Fire Blast, and the only UU Pokemon it hits harder than Surf, Psychic, or Hidden Power Grass is Registeel. Registeel cannot do much back to Slowking other than use Toxic, Thunder Wave, or Explosion, meaning it is often a wasted moveslot. These other moves are only worthy of consideration in the OU tier, where Grass Knot hits for greater damage on heavier foes and Flamethrower hits the widely used Steel-types for heavy damage.</p>
<p>Support wise, Slowking gets a few moves worthy of note. Light Screen can be used to further increase Slowking's large Special Defense and can provide overall team support. Psych Up is an interesting option to steal boosts from something like Calm Mind Slowbro. Slowking can utilize Curse pretty effectively thanks to its relatively high base Special Defense stat, while further boosting its average Defense stat. Although Slowking has a rather pitiful base 75 Attack stat, a few Curses can create a difficult tank to take down. However, due to the absence of Waterfall from Slowking's movepool, it must rely on the shaky accuracy of Aqua Tail.</p>
[EVs]
<p>Slowking should always invest 252 EVs into HP, as it maximizes overall bulk. The provided EV spread for the Bulky Water set is special in that Slowking will always survive two Life Orb Hidden Power Grass (or Electric) from Blaziken after Stealth Rock damage, meaning you can Slack Off at will and proceed to stall as Blaziken kills itself from Life Orb damag. The remaining 144 EVs are placed into Defense to better take on the powerful Fighting-types in UU, namely Hitmonlee and Hariyama. The Specs set should have max Special Attack to guarantee the 2HKO on special walls such as Clefable.</p>
[TEAM OPTIONS]
<p>Because of Slowking's bulk on both the physical and special side, it often causes a lot of switches. Perhaps the most common defensive switch-in to Slowking is Chansey. Quite a few Pokemon exist in UU that can eliminate Chansey. Dugtrio is the most obvious, being able to trap and 2HKO Chansey with Earthquake. Roserade can come in for free on all Chansey and threaten Spikes or Sleep Powder. Toxic Spikes, although fairly extinct in UU, can also be utilized by Roserade to cripple Chansey and other bulky waters.</p>
<p>Offensive switch-ins to Slowking often include Yanmega and Roserade. Both possess strong STAB moves that will KO Slowking. Bulky Steel-types in UU partner quite well with Slowking, due to their ability to take Bug Buzz and Leaf Storm. Registeel is an obvious partner, but can be 3HKOd by Specs Tinted Lens Yanmega. Chansey is quite a feasible partner as well, being able to take on the majority of Special Attackers that threaten Slowking. Chansey also sports Aromatherapy, which can get rid of status, should Slowking be affected.</p>
<p>Note that Slowking also attracts a few physical attackers, notably Venusaur and Leafeon. Should Slowking forego Psychic or Ice Beam for Hidden Power Grass, these bulky physical Grass types become much harder to take down. It is therefore helpful to pair Slowking with something like Weezing or Moltres to be able to sponge Seed Bombs and Leaf Blades. Although Moltres and Slowking cover each others weaknesses quite well, spin support is necessary for Moltres. If this is not possible, Weezing is the better teammate.</p>
[OPINION]
<p>Almost all UU teams need a bulky water to tank hits from powerful sweepers. Slowking is often forgotten and replaced by Slowbro or Milotic. However, Slowking's above average stats in both defensive categories make it the better mixed tank, outclassing Milotic and Slowbro in walling mixed sweepers such as Blaziken. Slowking fits on all types of UU teams, being able to check a lot of threatening sweepers such as bulky Water-types and Fighting-types. Instant recovery in the form of Slack Off only adds to Slowking's credentials as a top tier UU bulky water.</p>
<p>Although primarily defensive in nature, remember that Slowking has Nasty Plot at its disposal, quickly changing it from simply a bulky staller to a bulky sweeper. With its dual Water / Psychic typing, Slowking can set up on a lot of the UU metagame and threaten a sweep. Don't forget its base 30 Speed stat, however, meaning Trick Room support is advised when sweeping!</p>
[COUNTERS]
<p>Generally, the best counter to Slowking is Toxic. The likelihood of Slowking running Rest is extremely low, meaning Toxic can slowly deplete Slowking's health. Grass-types in UU are usually a safe bet to defeat Slowking, specifically Venusaur. Venusaur don't mind taking an Ice Beam or Psychic thanks to its rather high base Special Defense, and can retaliate with a powerful Leaf Storm or Seed Bomb. Of course, Chansey is probably the best counter to any set except Specs, due to its ability to take any attack and threaten a status effect.</p>
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Alright, its my first analysis. Feel free to rip it apart, I don't mind redoing certain sections.
*Since the analysis was OU-oriented, I changed it to reflect Slowking's merit in only the UU metagame
*Dropped the Curse set, as its outclassed in UU by something like Lapras. Also decided to drop the Trick Room set as its outclassed by Slowbro. Mentioned the NP set's merit in Trick Room.
*Also modified a lot of current sets on site to reflect Slowking's UU attributes.
*Team options and stuff also added.
http://www.smogon.com/dp/pokemon/slowking
[SET]
name: Bulky Water
move 1: Surf
move 2: Psychic / Ice Beam / Hidden Power Grass
move 3: Slack Off
move 4: Toxic / Thunder Wave
item: Leftovers
ability: Own Tempo
nature: Calm
evs: 252 HP / 144 Def / 112 SpD
[SET COMMENTS]
<p>Slowking is one of the premier bulky waters in the UU metagame, due to its ability to wall both the physical and special sides
<p>Like many of its fellow bulky waters in UU, Slowking has access to an instant-recover with little effort. Resistances to Fighting, Fire, and Water allow Slowking to wall a majority of UU's largest threats, namely Azumarill and Hitmonlee. Slowking also has the additional benefit of being able to take on Blaziken, something the other bulky waters cannot always claim.</p> y move in Slack Off. This allows Slowking to alternate between attacking and replenishing health, or perhaps inflicting status on an opposing Pokemon and stalling. Toxic is usually the preferred choice of status, though Thunder Wave does have merit, often crippling a fast switch-in such as Mismagius or Yanmega. Surf from Slowking's base 100 Special Attack stat provides a solid STAB attack that hits the majority of the metagame for decent damage. Slowking's secondary attack often depends on the team's needs.</p>
<p>Psychic should be the secondary attack on Slowking, letting it hit common switch-ins for super effective damage, namely Roserade. Having a rather powerful STAB Psychic at Slowking's disposal allows it to deter Roserade from coming in for free and laying Spikes or firing off Leaf Storms. Psychic also has the benefit of hitting the powerful Fighting-types in UU for heavy damage, namely Hitmontop and Hariyama who take below-average damage from Surf. One must be careful in spamming Psychic, however, as it gives both Honchkrow and Drapion free switch-ins. Ice Beam is perhaps the safest option as a secondary attack, still maintaining super effective coverage on Roserade while also hitting Honchkrow and Altaria for heavy damage. Hidden Power Grass is hits opposing bulky waters for super effective damage, though it only outclasses Psychic by 5 Base Power.</p>
<p>As mentioned above, Slowking should always have a status move in case its dual attacking options fail. Toxic is particularly useful against bulky Fighting -types such as Hariyama, who take negligible damage from any attack Slowking has, bar Psychic. Thunder Wave is rather useful against hyper-offensive teams in UU, crippling fast, powerful sweepers such as Mismagius, Yanmega, and Kangaskhan. Inflicting status allows Slowking to stall with greater ease, while maintaining the "attack and recover" scheme.</p>
<p>While Slowking's dual Water / Psychic typing is primarily advantageous, it does cause some trouble at times. Despite its decent bulk on both the physical and special side, Slowking often attracts certain threatening Pokemon such as Honchkrow and Venusaur. Depending on the secondary attack Slowking carries, both Honchkrow and bulky Grass-types such as Venusaur can be problematic. It is therefore best to pair Slowking with something that can handle both of these threats. Weezing is perhaps the most reliable partner, being able to cripple both threats with Will-O-Wisp and hit back with Thunderbolt or STAB Sludge Bomb respectively. Slowking often attracts Yanmega as well, meaning it helps to have something like Chansey to absorb Bug Buzzes. Slowking also attracts status ailments, primarily Toxic. It is advised to have a status absorber or Steel-type, such as Registeel, when using Slowking to avoid being crippled.</p>
[SET]
name: Nasty Plot
move 1: Nasty Plot
move 2: Surf
move 3: Psychic / Ice Beam
move 4: Slack Off
item: Leftovers
ability: Own Tempo
nature: Calm
evs: 252 HP / 144 Def / 112 SpD
[SET COMMENTS]
<p> Due to Slowking's bulk on both the physical and special sides, it is a prime candidate for a Nasty Plot set. Unlike Slowking's counterpart, Slowbro, Slowking does not need the Calm Mind boosts thanks to its already high base 110 Special Defense stat; it would much rather benefit from the quick boosts provided by Nasty Plot. With Slack Off at its disposal, Slowking is one of the top bulky stat-boosting tanks in UU.</p>
<p> Unlike the bulky water set above, this Slowking variant needs the best coverage possible to quickly dispose of opposing threats. Hidden Power Electric is not even mentioned as a secondary attack because of the lack of coverage it provides in conjunction with Surf. Psychic is the best partner to Surf because it provides neutral coverage in UU on everything except opposing Slowbro and Slowking. Special Attack investment is not necessary on Slowking, as a +6 Surf will still 2HKO Chansey. Maintaining bulk is more important on this set than investing in Slowking's Special Attack stat.</p>
<p>The Nasty Plot set often suffers from the same problems as the Bulky Water set. Status is often the biggest problem, though the same overpowered sweepers, like Yanmega and Honchkrow, can freely come in as Slowking uses Nasty Plot. Again, the best partners to this Slowking set are ones that can take status and sponge attacks from the aforementioned Pokemon. Registeel can do both on to an extent. Chansey can take on all forms of Yanmega, as well as all status ailments thanks to Natural Cure. Honchkrow is often dealt with through smart switching, though having a Steel-type helps to absorb Night Slash and Drill Peck. Slowking can absorb Superpower thanks to its Psychic typing.</p>
<p>This Slowking also functions quite well on a Trick Room team due to its dismal base 30 Speed and quick stat-boosting move in Nasty Plot. Unlike Slowbro, who can only increase its Special Attack stat with Calm Mind, Slowking can max its Special Attack in half the time with Nasty Plot. Surf and Psychic cover the majority of the UU metagame, though Ice Beam is worth noting if Slowking is being used on an OU Trick Room team. Psychic is a fairly unused and outclassed type in OU because of the abundance of Steel- and Dark-types. Ice Beam covers much more, including the dominant Dragons.</p>
[SET]
name: Choice Specs
move 1: Trick
move 2: Surf
move 3: Psychic
move 4: Ice Beam / Hidden Power Grass / Slack Off
item: Choice Specs
ability: Own Tempo
nature: Modest
EVs: 252 HP / 252 SpA / 4 SpD
[SET COMMENTS]
<p>Although a bit of a novelty, Slowking sports the devastating Trick, which has the potential to cripple one of the most common Slowking switch-ins, Chansey. Additionally, this set has the power to 2HKO Clefable, making Slowking quite a powerful bulky Specs user.</p>
<p>Surf and Psychic are staples on this set, as the two provide the best coverage possible in UU. Trick is self-explanatory and is the only real reason this set is plausible in UU. The final move depends largely on the player. Hidden Power Grass completes Slowking's UU coverage, hitting both opposing Slowking and Slowbro super effectively. Ice Beam has little merit, as most threats are hit as hard by the Surf / Psychic combination. Slack Off is an interesting choice if Trick is used early game, as it allows Slowking to maintain the ability to recover after crippling an opposing Pokemon with Trick.</p>
<p>Complements to this specific set should be things that can take advantage of special walls locked into a single move. Bulky special sweepers with Substitute and Calm Mind can often take advantage of a Specs Chansey. Espeon is a nice offensive complement, being able to boost up and sweep with its high base Speed. Similarly, Nasty Plot Houndoom is an excellent offensive complement, being able to decimate locked special walls. It is also nice that Slowbro complements Houndoom defensively, taking Water and Ground attacks with ease. Of course, it is important to take into account common switches into Slowking, with Yanmega being the most problematic, possibly taking Choice Specs as a result of Trick. Something should definitely be kept that can handle Choice Specs Yanmega in case a special wall is not tricked, whether it is a counter such as Chansey or a revenge-killer.</p>
[OTHER OPTIONS]
<p>Slowking has a pretty large special movepool, however most moves are not suitable for UU play. Slowking gets Flamethrower, Fire Blast, Grass Knot, and Focus Blast, among other moves. The only move worthy of any use is Flamethrower or Fire Blast, and the only UU Pokemon it hits harder than Surf, Psychic, or Hidden Power Grass is Registeel. Registeel cannot do much back to Slowking other than use Toxic, Thunder Wave, or Explosion, meaning it is often a wasted moveslot. These other moves are only worthy of consideration in the OU tier, where Grass Knot hits for greater damage on heavier foes and Flamethrower hits the widely used Steel-types for heavy damage.</p>
<p>Support wise, Slowking gets a few moves worthy of note. Light Screen can be used to further increase Slowking's large Special Defense and can provide overall team support. Psych Up is an interesting option to steal boosts from something like Calm Mind Slowbro. Slowking can utilize Curse pretty effectively thanks to its relatively high base Special Defense stat, while further boosting its average Defense stat. Although Slowking has a rather pitiful base 75 Attack stat, a few Curses can create a difficult tank to take down. However, due to the absence of Waterfall from Slowking's movepool, it must rely on the shaky accuracy of Aqua Tail.</p>
[EVs]
<p>Slowking should always invest 252 EVs into HP, as it maximizes overall bulk. The provided EV spread for the Bulky Water set is special in that Slowking will always survive two Life Orb Hidden Power Grass (or Electric) from Blaziken after Stealth Rock damage, meaning you can Slack Off at will and proceed to stall as Blaziken kills itself from Life Orb damag. The remaining 144 EVs are placed into Defense to better take on the powerful Fighting-types in UU, namely Hitmonlee and Hariyama. The Specs set should have max Special Attack to guarantee the 2HKO on special walls such as Clefable.</p>
[TEAM OPTIONS]
<p>Because of Slowking's bulk on both the physical and special side, it often causes a lot of switches. Perhaps the most common defensive switch-in to Slowking is Chansey. Quite a few Pokemon exist in UU that can eliminate Chansey. Dugtrio is the most obvious, being able to trap and 2HKO Chansey with Earthquake. Roserade can come in for free on all Chansey and threaten Spikes or Sleep Powder. Toxic Spikes, although fairly extinct in UU, can also be utilized by Roserade to cripple Chansey and other bulky waters.</p>
<p>Offensive switch-ins to Slowking often include Yanmega and Roserade. Both possess strong STAB moves that will KO Slowking. Bulky Steel-types in UU partner quite well with Slowking, due to their ability to take Bug Buzz and Leaf Storm. Registeel is an obvious partner, but can be 3HKOd by Specs Tinted Lens Yanmega. Chansey is quite a feasible partner as well, being able to take on the majority of Special Attackers that threaten Slowking. Chansey also sports Aromatherapy, which can get rid of status, should Slowking be affected.</p>
<p>Note that Slowking also attracts a few physical attackers, notably Venusaur and Leafeon. Should Slowking forego Psychic or Ice Beam for Hidden Power Grass, these bulky physical Grass types become much harder to take down. It is therefore helpful to pair Slowking with something like Weezing or Moltres to be able to sponge Seed Bombs and Leaf Blades. Although Moltres and Slowking cover each others weaknesses quite well, spin support is necessary for Moltres. If this is not possible, Weezing is the better teammate.</p>
[OPINION]
<p>Almost all UU teams need a bulky water to tank hits from powerful sweepers. Slowking is often forgotten and replaced by Slowbro or Milotic. However, Slowking's above average stats in both defensive categories make it the better mixed tank, outclassing Milotic and Slowbro in walling mixed sweepers such as Blaziken. Slowking fits on all types of UU teams, being able to check a lot of threatening sweepers such as bulky Water-types and Fighting-types. Instant recovery in the form of Slack Off only adds to Slowking's credentials as a top tier UU bulky water.</p>
<p>Although primarily defensive in nature, remember that Slowking has Nasty Plot at its disposal, quickly changing it from simply a bulky staller to a bulky sweeper. With its dual Water / Psychic typing, Slowking can set up on a lot of the UU metagame and threaten a sweep. Don't forget its base 30 Speed stat, however, meaning Trick Room support is advised when sweeping!</p>
[COUNTERS]
<p>Generally, the best counter to Slowking is Toxic. The likelihood of Slowking running Rest is extremely low, meaning Toxic can slowly deplete Slowking's health. Grass-types in UU are usually a safe bet to defeat Slowking, specifically Venusaur. Venusaur don't mind taking an Ice Beam or Psychic thanks to its rather high base Special Defense, and can retaliate with a powerful Leaf Storm or Seed Bomb. Of course, Chansey is probably the best counter to any set except Specs, due to its ability to take any attack and threaten a status effect.</p>
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Alright, its my first analysis. Feel free to rip it apart, I don't mind redoing certain sections.
