2010-04-18, 07:02 PM
Dusk Wrote:I'm not saying to use them competitively, I'm using the word competitively as a blanket term for anything outside of beating the in-game trainers in battles where it tells you what your opponent is about to send out, you can switch every time they send out a new Pokemon, and you can use items. Sunflora has no real type coverage (Grass, Poison, Ground) with its movepool.
Well, that's why I'm trying to increase their coverage. I don't quite use Sunflora as much as say, Feraligatr which covers many types with its attack pool (Fire, Ground, Rock, Poison, Flying, Grass, Electric, Ghost, Psychic, Dragon, Steel and possibly others I can't remember right now).