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Next round of requests!
Serperior
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Serperior
- Recover - This is a move that everyone else have stated, and I agree with them because this move especially benefits fast and defensive Pokemon, and Serperior is both combined.
- Aqua Tail - As strange as it sounds, it's a start to patch up Serperior's rather uninteresting type coverage. It even benefits from Coil's accuracy boost!
- Outrage - Well, another one suggested by someone else, only because of the meaning behind its Japanese name.
- Superpower - Only for compatibility with Contrary (ability).
- Hypnosis - Another strange move, but it's meant for use with Coil. After one Coil boost, it has the same accuracy as Dark Void, and then next will be the same as Spore!
- Power Whip - I feel this move needs to have wider distribution among Grass-types, and Serperior is one of those who would like the move.
- Baton Pass - Serperior's access to four boosting moves and great Speed can make him an interesting passer.
- Icicle Crash - I believe this is a brawl-based move, and it will add to this Pokemon's unconventionality as a Fire-type (first Fire-type to learn a Water attack!). Also because it's a way to dispatch Dragons.
- Outrage - Like for Serperior, the meaning behind the Japanese name.
- Dragon Dance - I think this move fits Emboar's Chinese theme, and is a decent move to use as well.
- Spikes - Admittedly a strange user of one, but I think it makes sense to be able to unleash shell spikes.
- Outrage - As with the previous two, it's the meaning behind the Japanese name.
- Shell Smash - He needs a smashing way to differentiate himself from the other Water-types.
- Earth Power - As stated before, Lilligant needs coverage! In my opinion, every Grass-type (especially final stagers) have to have this move.
- Soak - Makes no sense whatsoever, but from a strategic standpoint, it makes Lilligant's offensive power more notorious to face, since Grass-types generally appreciate this move's effect on the opposition.
- Cotton Guard - Makes little sense, but it's an interesting move.
- Magic Coat - A support move that's generally useful to mess with the opponent.
- Reflect - I feel that Lilligant should get the other Screen to buff up her support capabilities.
- Skill Swap or Role Play - While Lilligant has Entrainment, swapping for Prankster with Whimsicott will generally benefit both: Whimsicott enjoys even higher Speed, while Lilligant enjoys making use of her support moves (especially Sleep Powder and After You). Or, Role Play so that Lilligant can be a Prankster too. That might work too.
- Flare Blitz - I feel that Braviary needs another move to make use of Sheer Force (he has surprisingly few moves that do that). Besides, that move is another way to get away with Steels.
- Agility - I think Braviary appreciates the Speed boost. Besides, a Base 80 Speed Pokemon is generally very fast after Speed is doubled.
- Close Combat - Just putting it here.
- Roost - Braviary needs to capitalise on his good bulk and have the ability to recover, helping with Bulk Up's usage. Should be a level up move, since Braviary is incapable of gaining Egg Moves.
- Shift Gear - A move that someone else had suggested before, so I might as well mention it here for newer viewers to see: "Because you got to find first gear in your giant robot (car)"
- Mach Punch - A funny move, but fits Golurk's tendency to learn Fighting attacks, and is a good move to dispatch Dark-types who are weak enough.
- Inferno - This is a wild suggestion, but besides fitting the robotic theme of burning inside energy, it makes a good move to abuse with No Guard, putting the nasty Physical counters/checks in place.
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