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07-23-17 11:56 PM
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Wood Hammer is a risky move to use, however there aren't many good physical grass type moves aside from Leaf Blade and Petal Blizzard. The fact that Wood Hammer has more power than either of those makes it an excellent move to use, but it has the same problem as Double-Edge, the recoil makes it a risky move to use. Overall though, there aren't many grass attacks that can pack a punch like Wood Hammer can. I'd give Wood Hammer an 8 out of 10.

The next move to rate is Cosmic Power.
Wood Hammer is a risky move to use, however there aren't many good physical grass type moves aside from Leaf Blade and Petal Blizzard. The fact that Wood Hammer has more power than either of those makes it an excellent move to use, but it has the same problem as Double-Edge, the recoil makes it a risky move to use. Overall though, there aren't many grass attacks that can pack a punch like Wood Hammer can. I'd give Wood Hammer an 8 out of 10.

The next move to rate is Cosmic Power.
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07-24-17 10:09 PM
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Cosmic power can be a  really great setup move when used on the right pokemon. Clefable becomes a huge wall with two cosmic powers and paired with stored power it makes for a dangerous combination. Sadly not a lot of pokemon learn it but those that do really benefit from it.

9/10


Next move to rate will be Overheat
Cosmic power can be a  really great setup move when used on the right pokemon. Clefable becomes a huge wall with two cosmic powers and paired with stored power it makes for a dangerous combination. Sadly not a lot of pokemon learn it but those that do really benefit from it.

9/10


Next move to rate will be Overheat
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Overheat is an incredibly strong fire type move, however, the combination of 90% accuracy, 5PP (8 Max), and two stage special attack drop are what discourage me from using it. Although 90% accuracy sounds promising, when you only have 5-8 PP to work with, you run the risk of it not hitting, which therefore makes it somewhat unreliable, especially in a competitive setting, otherwise, it's not that big of a deal since your opponent will most likely use helping hand a dozen times anyway. Overall, I'd rather use a more reliable move like flamethrower for the perfect accuracy and higher PP.

6/10

The next move to rate is Tri-Attack.
Overheat is an incredibly strong fire type move, however, the combination of 90% accuracy, 5PP (8 Max), and two stage special attack drop are what discourage me from using it. Although 90% accuracy sounds promising, when you only have 5-8 PP to work with, you run the risk of it not hitting, which therefore makes it somewhat unreliable, especially in a competitive setting, otherwise, it's not that big of a deal since your opponent will most likely use helping hand a dozen times anyway. Overall, I'd rather use a more reliable move like flamethrower for the perfect accuracy and higher PP.

6/10

The next move to rate is Tri-Attack.
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A nice and simple Normal attack with a chance of other ailing symptoms like paralysis, freezing, or burning? I think it's pretty decent

7/10

rate this Confusion
A nice and simple Normal attack with a chance of other ailing symptoms like paralysis, freezing, or burning? I think it's pretty decent

7/10

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Confusion is a fairly decent Psychic move early on in the game, it has 100% accuracy and a 10% chance of inflicting confusion. Overall, it isn't a bad move by any means, however, moves like psybeam, extrasensory, and psychic also offer 100% accuracy and boast higher power.

I rate confusion a 6/10.


The next move to rate is Dark Pulse.
Confusion is a fairly decent Psychic move early on in the game, it has 100% accuracy and a 10% chance of inflicting confusion. Overall, it isn't a bad move by any means, however, moves like psybeam, extrasensory, and psychic also offer 100% accuracy and boast higher power.

I rate confusion a 6/10.


The next move to rate is Dark Pulse.
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I rate Dark Pulse a 6/10. Like some high level moves, i like this mostly because of its high damage output on an opponent. 

The next move to rate is Growl.
I rate Dark Pulse a 6/10. Like some high level moves, i like this mostly because of its high damage output on an opponent. 

The next move to rate is Growl.
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10-05-17 04:32 PM
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While I suppose it can be used early on in the game, growl quickly loses its utility after learning stronger moves and leveling up your pokemon. Whenever I have the opportunity to learn a new move, moves like growl and leer are among the first to get replaced. I can't see much of a reason to use it since you basically give your opponent a free turn to attack or setup, even with the attack drop. Overall, I'd much rather have the ability intimidate to do the same thing without hogging up a move slot or wasting a turn.

I rate it a 2/10.

The next move to rate is Ancient Power.
While I suppose it can be used early on in the game, growl quickly loses its utility after learning stronger moves and leveling up your pokemon. Whenever I have the opportunity to learn a new move, moves like growl and leer are among the first to get replaced. I can't see much of a reason to use it since you basically give your opponent a free turn to attack or setup, even with the attack drop. Overall, I'd much rather have the ability intimidate to do the same thing without hogging up a move slot or wasting a turn.

I rate it a 2/10.

The next move to rate is Ancient Power.
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Not a bad rock move with a small chance of a stat buff. Not really a move I use too often, though.
4/10

Rate Earthquake
Not a bad rock move with a small chance of a stat buff. Not really a move I use too often, though.
4/10

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Earthquake is arguably one of the most powerful and reliable moves in the game. Everything that isn't built defensively or outright resist ground type is likely to take a lot of damage from earthquake, especially if it's from a Garchomp, Tyranitar, or any pokemon holding a life orb or choice band. The icing on the cake is that it hits two opposing pokemon (or everyone on the field if it's a double battle). Overall, it's an excellent move and is always a welcome addition to any physical attacker in need of a powerful coverage move. I doubt it would be as popular if it were stronger but had less than 100% accuracy. The even 100/100 split is just too strong and reliable to pass up.

10/10

The next move to rate is Ice Beam.
Earthquake is arguably one of the most powerful and reliable moves in the game. Everything that isn't built defensively or outright resist ground type is likely to take a lot of damage from earthquake, especially if it's from a Garchomp, Tyranitar, or any pokemon holding a life orb or choice band. The icing on the cake is that it hits two opposing pokemon (or everyone on the field if it's a double battle). Overall, it's an excellent move and is always a welcome addition to any physical attacker in need of a powerful coverage move. I doubt it would be as popular if it were stronger but had less than 100% accuracy. The even 100/100 split is just too strong and reliable to pass up.

10/10

The next move to rate is Ice Beam.
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Ice Beam has been the trademark dragon killer ever since its inception. Since most Dragon-types tend to have a double weakness to Ice, this move is essentially lethal against them. 90 base damage, coupled with STAB and its 100 accuracy simply make it perfect to sweep that Dragon-type Gym that has been almost omnipresent in all core games.

One of my favorite moves and one I used to search actively to deal with Dragon-types, so couldn't rate it any lower than 10/10.

Next move to rate is Air Cutter.
Ice Beam has been the trademark dragon killer ever since its inception. Since most Dragon-types tend to have a double weakness to Ice, this move is essentially lethal against them. 90 base damage, coupled with STAB and its 100 accuracy simply make it perfect to sweep that Dragon-type Gym that has been almost omnipresent in all core games.

One of my favorite moves and one I used to search actively to deal with Dragon-types, so couldn't rate it any lower than 10/10.

Next move to rate is Air Cutter.
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