Gamma
UCC's standard and most popular tier. Click a pokemon's picture to go to its page.
Metalynx-Mega
A very powerful but slow pokemon, Mega Metalynx relies on its bulk and Attack power to muscle through teams. Heatproof lessens the damage it takes from Fire type moves, making it difficult to KO with weak Fire coverage.
A very powerful but slow pokemon, Mega Metalynx relies on its bulk and Attack power to muscle through teams. Heatproof lessens the damage it takes from Fire type moves, making it difficult to KO with weak Fire coverage.
Archilles-Mega
The second fastest pokemon in the game and the only one with the Drought Ability, Mega Archilles is a dominant force that constantly uses hard to stomach STAB Fire moves with the occasional Earth Power thrown in. Reliable answers to it are few and far between.
The second fastest pokemon in the game and the only one with the Drought Ability, Mega Archilles is a dominant force that constantly uses hard to stomach STAB Fire moves with the occasional Earth Power thrown in. Reliable answers to it are few and far between.
Nimflora
Nimflora is one of the game's best leads hands down, packing the Magic Bounce ability and a variety of support moves like Sticky Web, Knock Off, U-Turn, and Sleep Powder. It can also run offensive sets if needed, both physical and special.
Nimflora is one of the game's best leads hands down, packing the Magic Bounce ability and a variety of support moves like Sticky Web, Knock Off, U-Turn, and Sleep Powder. It can also run offensive sets if needed, both physical and special.
Dunseraph
One of the various fanmade evolutions of Dunsparce, Dunseraph makes the small burrower into a mighty Dragon! Much like its prevo, its main gimmick is Serene Grace ParaFlinch strategies, but it has a wide variety of coverage options and a large amount of bulk as well.
One of the various fanmade evolutions of Dunsparce, Dunseraph makes the small burrower into a mighty Dragon! Much like its prevo, its main gimmick is Serene Grace ParaFlinch strategies, but it has a wide variety of coverage options and a large amount of bulk as well.
Gyarados-Nuclear
HOLY SHINX, IT'S A NUCLEAR GYARADOS!!! Gyarados is known for its Dragon Dancing, and its Nuclear form is almost no different. Having Radioacid and Nuclear Waste as its Nuclear moves though means that it has to split its offensive investment between both offenses if it wants to do more than just spread random burns and be KOed back.
HOLY SHINX, IT'S A NUCLEAR GYARADOS!!! Gyarados is known for its Dragon Dancing, and its Nuclear form is almost no different. Having Radioacid and Nuclear Waste as its Nuclear moves though means that it has to split its offensive investment between both offenses if it wants to do more than just spread random burns and be KOed back.
Gyarados-Mega
Mega Gyarados takes advantage of a type change from Flying to Dark and respectable bulk to create opportunities to set up with Dragon Dance and sweep through teams unprepared to handle its Mold Breaker backed attacks.
Mega Gyarados takes advantage of a type change from Flying to Dark and respectable bulk to create opportunities to set up with Dragon Dance and sweep through teams unprepared to handle its Mold Breaker backed attacks.
Gyarados-Nuclear-Mega
HOLY SHINX, IT MEGA EVOLVED!!! Thankfully, its Radioacids don't hit too much harder than its base form's, and it doesn't change its typing at all after mega evolving. Just don't let it get a few Dragon Dances off so it can start annihilating things with the regular form's usual Mold Breaker backed Waterfall and Earthquake shenanigans.
HOLY SHINX, IT MEGA EVOLVED!!! Thankfully, its Radioacids don't hit too much harder than its base form's, and it doesn't change its typing at all after mega evolving. Just don't let it get a few Dragon Dances off so it can start annihilating things with the regular form's usual Mold Breaker backed Waterfall and Earthquake shenanigans.
Feliger
Feliger is Lazy, which means it falls Asleep for two turns every time it enters the battlefield if it is able to do so. A good Feliger user will play around this using strategies that allow it to attack while Asleep or prevent it from falling Asleep in the first place.
Feliger is Lazy, which means it falls Asleep for two turns every time it enters the battlefield if it is able to do so. A good Feliger user will play around this using strategies that allow it to attack while Asleep or prevent it from falling Asleep in the first place.
Feliger-Mystery
Merry Christmas! Here, have a Present, all Wrapped up nice and tight!
Mystery Feliger is unable to use Body Slam, Pursuit, and Curse, but it gains exclusive access to the moves Wrap, Bestow, and Present. Is it worth it? Maybe this gift would be better off if it was returned...at least it's adorable, though!
Merry Christmas! Here, have a Present, all Wrapped up nice and tight!
Mystery Feliger is unable to use Body Slam, Pursuit, and Curse, but it gains exclusive access to the moves Wrap, Bestow, and Present. Is it worth it? Maybe this gift would be better off if it was returned...at least it's adorable, though!
Jerbolta
Jerbolta's claim to fame is its signature Quick Charge ability, giving any move it chooses +4 Priority for the first turn it's on the battlefield every time it switches back in. Combined with its blistering 110 base speed, it outspeeds even Protect from most pokemon, meaning whatever move Jerbolta chooses to use is virtually guaranteed to be used on that first turn. Between utility options such as Rapid Spin and Stealth Rock and damaging options like Earth Power and Volt Switch, it can fill both utility and revenge killing roles practically simultaneously as long as it's able to pivot onto and off the battlefield consistently.
Jerbolta's claim to fame is its signature Quick Charge ability, giving any move it chooses +4 Priority for the first turn it's on the battlefield every time it switches back in. Combined with its blistering 110 base speed, it outspeeds even Protect from most pokemon, meaning whatever move Jerbolta chooses to use is virtually guaranteed to be used on that first turn. Between utility options such as Rapid Spin and Stealth Rock and damaging options like Earth Power and Volt Switch, it can fill both utility and revenge killing roles practically simultaneously as long as it's able to pivot onto and off the battlefield consistently.
Baariette-Mega
A great asset to Sticky Web teams, Mega Baariette is a brutal Setup Sweeper that's surprisingly hard to KO thanks to the combination of good bulk, STAB Drain Punch, and the Blood Lust ability. Access to both Intimidate and Moxie in its base form allows it to have some value before Mega Evolving as well.
A great asset to Sticky Web teams, Mega Baariette is a brutal Setup Sweeper that's surprisingly hard to KO thanks to the combination of good bulk, STAB Drain Punch, and the Blood Lust ability. Access to both Intimidate and Moxie in its base form allows it to have some value before Mega Evolving as well.
Baariette-Mystery-Mega
Baaaa-rrrrrrraaaaaaaiiiiiiinnnnnnnsssss...
Mystery Mega Baariette plays exactly the same as the regular version does, with access to all of the same moves, but its base form cannot use the Intimidate ability and is locked into using an Adamant nature.
Baaaa-rrrrrrraaaaaaaiiiiiiinnnnnnnsssss...
Mystery Mega Baariette plays exactly the same as the regular version does, with access to all of the same moves, but its base form cannot use the Intimidate ability and is locked into using an Adamant nature.
Gliscor
Gliscor does Gliscor things, as per usual. Poison Heal shenanigans will ensue, now with added Roost support for extra KO avoidance! However, it can't use Defog in Uranium formats.
Gliscor does Gliscor things, as per usual. Poison Heal shenanigans will ensue, now with added Roost support for extra KO avoidance! However, it can't use Defog in Uranium formats.
Tubareel
A pokemon valued for its generally positive matchup against various physical Fire types, Tubareel is a powerful physical tank with access to three strong abilities.
A pokemon valued for its generally positive matchup against various physical Fire types, Tubareel is a powerful physical tank with access to three strong abilities.
Escartress
A versatile snail with below average speed, respectable bulk, and high Special Attack. If it's not running a bulky set to check specific threats in the tier, it's running over the tier itself after a single Shell Smash.
A versatile snail with below average speed, respectable bulk, and high Special Attack. If it's not running a bulky set to check specific threats in the tier, it's running over the tier itself after a single Shell Smash.
Escartress-Mystery
Happy birthday!
Mystery Escartress is the gift that gave us the Shell Smash Snail set. Aside from that, though, the inability to use Stealth Rock and Shell Armor means it's technically worse defensively than the regular forme.
Happy birthday!
Mystery Escartress is the gift that gave us the Shell Smash Snail set. Aside from that, though, the inability to use Stealth Rock and Shell Armor means it's technically worse defensively than the regular forme.
S51-A
Unofficially dubbed the Lando-T of Uranium, this UFO is an excellent pivot thanks to its typing, U-Turn, reliable recovery, and Levitate. It's also the most reliable Rapid Spin user in the game. It can also do respectable damage, but is often needed for its defensive qualities more than its offensive ones.
Unofficially dubbed the Lando-T of Uranium, this UFO is an excellent pivot thanks to its typing, U-Turn, reliable recovery, and Levitate. It's also the most reliable Rapid Spin user in the game. It can also do respectable damage, but is often needed for its defensive qualities more than its offensive ones.
S51-A-Mystery
Gamma
Gamma
S51-A-Mega-T
Terrestrial Mega S51-A is a dangerous pokemon both on and off Sticky Web teams, sporting the second highest Special Attack in the game, Nasty Plot, and Mega Launcher boosted Dark Pulses.
Terrestrial Mega S51-A is a dangerous pokemon both on and off Sticky Web teams, sporting the second highest Special Attack in the game, Nasty Plot, and Mega Launcher boosted Dark Pulses.
S51-A-Mega-T-Mystery
Gamma
Gamma
Paraboom
Paraboom does either one of two things. It either nukes you with Sound Boost bolstered STAB Boombursts, or it walls pokemon dependent on sound moves with Soundproof. Which ability it's using defines its role on the team.
Paraboom does either one of two things. It either nukes you with Sound Boost bolstered STAB Boombursts, or it walls pokemon dependent on sound moves with Soundproof. Which ability it's using defines its role on the team.
Paraboom-Mystery
Did someone call for a doctor?
It works exactly the same as regular Paraboom does, except it's locked into using Soundproof and has access to the exclusive moves Aromatherapy and Destiny Bond. If you're planning on using Soundproof Paraboom, this version of it is slightly better.
Did someone call for a doctor?
It works exactly the same as regular Paraboom does, except it's locked into using Soundproof and has access to the exclusive moves Aromatherapy and Destiny Bond. If you're planning on using Soundproof Paraboom, this version of it is slightly better.
Inflagetah
The pokemon that is the definition of Speed in Uranium. Inflagetah's Acceleration make its Extreme Speeds and STAB Flame Impacts hurt both before and especially after it uses Swords Dance.
The pokemon that is the definition of Speed in Uranium. Inflagetah's Acceleration make its Extreme Speeds and STAB Flame Impacts hurt both before and especially after it uses Swords Dance.
Chimaconda
Chimaconda is a creature that strikes fear into those who encounter it due to its abilities that manipulate stats. Its Petrify ability makes it deceptively fast every time it switches in, while its Contrary ability allows it to start snowballing just by clicking Overheat over and over.
Chimaconda is a creature that strikes fear into those who encounter it due to its abilities that manipulate stats. Its Petrify ability makes it deceptively fast every time it switches in, while its Contrary ability allows it to start snowballing just by clicking Overheat over and over.
Chimaconda-Mystery
Who dares awaken the ancient pharaoh Atum-Ra?
A Chimaconda that's locked into using the Contrary ability, but has exclusive access to the moves Hex and Sand Tomb. As long as you want that ability and aren't planning to use any of the species' egg moves, it's technically a straight upgrade compared to the original.
Who dares awaken the ancient pharaoh Atum-Ra?
A Chimaconda that's locked into using the Contrary ability, but has exclusive access to the moves Hex and Sand Tomb. As long as you want that ability and aren't planning to use any of the species' egg moves, it's technically a straight upgrade compared to the original.
Frikitiki
A frail Fire/Grass type with access to a surprising amount of coverage, Flame Impact, Swords Dance, and Technician Bullet Seed. It's a bit on the slow side for Gamma though, making it prone to being revenge KOed if its Flame Impact doesn't KO the opponent first.
A frail Fire/Grass type with access to a surprising amount of coverage, Flame Impact, Swords Dance, and Technician Bullet Seed. It's a bit on the slow side for Gamma though, making it prone to being revenge KOed if its Flame Impact doesn't KO the opponent first.
Frikitiki-Mystery
This is one sad monkey, and it's not just because it's trying to impress Rosalind with its theatrics. Despite having three moves exclusive to this form (Teeter Dance, Switcheroo, and Fiery Dance), it would much rather be a physical attacker than a special attacker. All the new things it got are the exact opposite of what makes Frikitiki a dangerous pokemon in the Gamma tier, and it lost all of its important egg moves and its hidden ability for those three moves to boot. Definitely a pokemon that needs some more experimentation and/or a new lease on life in a lower tier.
This is one sad monkey, and it's not just because it's trying to impress Rosalind with its theatrics. Despite having three moves exclusive to this form (Teeter Dance, Switcheroo, and Fiery Dance), it would much rather be a physical attacker than a special attacker. All the new things it got are the exact opposite of what makes Frikitiki a dangerous pokemon in the Gamma tier, and it lost all of its important egg moves and its hidden ability for those three moves to boot. Definitely a pokemon that needs some more experimentation and/or a new lease on life in a lower tier.
Harptera
This bug doesn't mess around, acting as a massive offensive threat as soon as it hits the field thanks to its high Speed and even higher Attack. Two strong offensive abilities in Gale Wings (in gen 6 formats) and Moxie make it even more threatening, but an overreliance on Acrobatics as its main Flying STAB means it can't effectively run an item on most of its sets. That quad weakness to Stealth Rock also really hurts on teams with limited Entry Hazard removal.
This bug doesn't mess around, acting as a massive offensive threat as soon as it hits the field thanks to its high Speed and even higher Attack. Two strong offensive abilities in Gale Wings (in gen 6 formats) and Moxie make it even more threatening, but an overreliance on Acrobatics as its main Flying STAB means it can't effectively run an item on most of its sets. That quad weakness to Stealth Rock also really hurts on teams with limited Entry Hazard removal.
Theriamp
A sloth with the gimmick of not actually being slow, Theriamp has two great abilities in Rock Head and Energizate, giving it different reliable high power STAB moves depending on which of the two abilities it's running. A dangerous wallbreaker in the right hands.
A sloth with the gimmick of not actually being slow, Theriamp has two great abilities in Rock Head and Energizate, giving it different reliable high power STAB moves depending on which of the two abilities it's running. A dangerous wallbreaker in the right hands.
Vaporeon
The most reliable Haze user in the game, Vaporeon is an essential team member for checking certain setup sweepers. Additional support options in Scald, Baton Pass, and Wish make it a great team player.
The most reliable Haze user in the game, Vaporeon is an essential team member for checking certain setup sweepers. Additional support options in Scald, Baton Pass, and Wish make it a great team player.
Antarki
As the best Prankster user in the game, you'd probably think Antarki would only be capable of utilizing support sets with Will-O-Wisp, Recover, and other annoying statuses. However, it's also deceptively powerful and naturally fast, allowing it to make great use of its offensive typing and complementary coverage options as well.
As the best Prankster user in the game, you'd probably think Antarki would only be capable of utilizing support sets with Will-O-Wisp, Recover, and other annoying statuses. However, it's also deceptively powerful and naturally fast, allowing it to make great use of its offensive typing and complementary coverage options as well.
Antarki-Mystery
Another ornament for the tree :)
Mystery Antarki didn't get anything special when it was distributed, but it was locked into using a Modest nature and Prankster.
Another ornament for the tree :)
Mystery Antarki didn't get anything special when it was distributed, but it was locked into using a Modest nature and Prankster.
Alpico
You would think a frail pokemon that's weak to Fire and Stealth Rock would struggle more with the amount of strong Fire types in this tier, but Alpico's more than capable of spamming Moonblast and its Technician boosted attacks thanks to being the fourth fastest pokemon in the game.
You would think a frail pokemon that's weak to Fire and Stealth Rock would struggle more with the amount of strong Fire types in this tier, but Alpico's more than capable of spamming Moonblast and its Technician boosted attacks thanks to being the fourth fastest pokemon in the game.
Alpico-Mystery
Ho ho ho! Merry Christmas!
Unable to use all egg moves and Hidden Powers other than Fairy by virtue of being a Mystery Gift, Mystery Alpico doesn't have much reason to be run over normal Alpico.
Ho ho ho! Merry Christmas!
Unable to use all egg moves and Hidden Powers other than Fairy by virtue of being a Mystery Gift, Mystery Alpico doesn't have much reason to be run over normal Alpico.
Fafninter
An Ice type that's actually bulky for once, and it's all thanks to the abilities Fur Coat and Thick Fat and the additional Dragon typing! Fafninter often uses that bulk to set up Dragon Dances or Calm Minds and attempt to sweep.
An Ice type that's actually bulky for once, and it's all thanks to the abilities Fur Coat and Thick Fat and the additional Dragon typing! Fafninter often uses that bulk to set up Dragon Dances or Calm Minds and attempt to sweep.
Fafninter-Mystery
Rudolph, the red nosed dragon...had a very shiny nose.
Fafninter-Mystery can't use the species' important egg moves and has to use both Fur Coat and a Careful nature, a set of traits that's just begging for it to use a Special Attacking set of some variety. Definitely a downgrade compared to the normal variety due to being more predictable.
Rudolph, the red nosed dragon...had a very shiny nose.
Fafninter-Mystery can't use the species' important egg moves and has to use both Fur Coat and a Careful nature, a set of traits that's just begging for it to use a Special Attacking set of some variety. Definitely a downgrade compared to the normal variety due to being more predictable.
Haagross-Nuclear
A surprisingly tanky Nuclear type on the Special side. If it burns you with Radioacid, it might even be able to live a physical hit or two. It might not be a speed demon nor have access to Regenerator, but it doesn't need those things as long as it gets free turns against opposing pokemon that can't meaninfully threaten it. Just watch out for Ground and Psychic coverage.
A surprisingly tanky Nuclear type on the Special side. If it burns you with Radioacid, it might even be able to live a physical hit or two. It might not be a speed demon nor have access to Regenerator, but it doesn't need those things as long as it gets free turns against opposing pokemon that can't meaninfully threaten it. Just watch out for Ground and Psychic coverage.
Geigeroach
Unlike most other Nuclear types, Geigeroach can lay down Sticky Web before it goes out in a blaze of glory. Also unlike other Nuclears, Geigeroach's most reliable attacks either don't hit hard enough or hit so hard that they actively weaken it afterwards. The additional Bug typing alongside Nuclear also doesn't help its defensive profile much, typically leaving it in charge of revenge killing and suicide lead roles. Strong hazard clearing is a must if this pokemon is expected to switch in more than once. The Lead Skin ability can make it a situational check to enemy Nuclear types with good prediction or Choice item scouting.
Unlike most other Nuclear types, Geigeroach can lay down Sticky Web before it goes out in a blaze of glory. Also unlike other Nuclears, Geigeroach's most reliable attacks either don't hit hard enough or hit so hard that they actively weaken it afterwards. The additional Bug typing alongside Nuclear also doesn't help its defensive profile much, typically leaving it in charge of revenge killing and suicide lead roles. Strong hazard clearing is a must if this pokemon is expected to switch in more than once. The Lead Skin ability can make it a situational check to enemy Nuclear types with good prediction or Choice item scouting.
Kiricorn-Mega
A powerful mixed attacker and sweeper with a wide amount of coverage and Magic Bounce, Mega Kiricorn can very easily sweep teams that are unprepared to handle it, especially with access to Swords Dance, Calm Mind, and a possible Defiant boost from its base form.
A powerful mixed attacker and sweeper with a wide amount of coverage and Magic Bounce, Mega Kiricorn can very easily sweep teams that are unprepared to handle it, especially with access to Swords Dance, Calm Mind, and a possible Defiant boost from its base form.
Luxelong
Commonly known as the 'only thing holding the Gamma tier together', Luxelong's Dragon/Fairy typing, reasonable bulk, and access to the combination of the Regenerator ability, Wish, and Baton Pass allows it to fill necessary defensive roles and check dangerous threats in the tier reliably just by pivoting in and out of the battlefield to generate momentum for the rest of the team. Alternatively, it can run Focus Energy and the Super Luck Ability to do its best Kingdra impression.
Commonly known as the 'only thing holding the Gamma tier together', Luxelong's Dragon/Fairy typing, reasonable bulk, and access to the combination of the Regenerator ability, Wish, and Baton Pass allows it to fill necessary defensive roles and check dangerous threats in the tier reliably just by pivoting in and out of the battlefield to generate momentum for the rest of the team. Alternatively, it can run Focus Energy and the Super Luck Ability to do its best Kingdra impression.
Luxelong-Mystery
Happy Lunar New Year! Bark!
The Mystery Gift that originally gave us access to Regenerator Luxelong, Mystery-Luxelong is locked into having its Hidden Ability at all times, which isn't necessarily a bad thing. In fact, due to a lack of any good egg moves that are accessible, there's nothing making one forme of Luxelong any better than the other unless you want to run Super Luck.
Happy Lunar New Year! Bark!
The Mystery Gift that originally gave us access to Regenerator Luxelong, Mystery-Luxelong is locked into having its Hidden Ability at all times, which isn't necessarily a bad thing. In fact, due to a lack of any good egg moves that are accessible, there's nothing making one forme of Luxelong any better than the other unless you want to run Super Luck.
Laissure
With two strong abilities in Moxie and Intimidate and a high BST, Laissure can attempt to fill both offensive and utility roles fairly easily. Access to the rare moves Subduction and Spikes and a large amount of additional type coverage helps distinguish it greatly from its Ground type competition.
With two strong abilities in Moxie and Intimidate and a high BST, Laissure can attempt to fill both offensive and utility roles fairly easily. Access to the rare moves Subduction and Spikes and a large amount of additional type coverage helps distinguish it greatly from its Ground type competition.
Laissure-Mystery
It's the Easter Bunny!
Unless you really want to use niche egg moves on Laissure for some reason, there's no practical difference between the normal forme and the Mystery one.
It's the Easter Bunny!
Unless you really want to use niche egg moves on Laissure for some reason, there's no practical difference between the normal forme and the Mystery one.
Yatagaryu
The Stormbringer, Yatagaryu, summons a Thunderstorm simply by appearing on the battlefield. Lightning strikes every other turn, dealing damage to all creatures that lack the Electric and Ground types or an ability that makes them immune to Electric type damage. Said Thunderstorm also makes Yatagaryu's Thunders both perfectly accurate and extremely powerful, and it has Dragon STAB and Focus Blast to hit the things that can safely take a Thunder. Treat with extreme caution.
The Stormbringer, Yatagaryu, summons a Thunderstorm simply by appearing on the battlefield. Lightning strikes every other turn, dealing damage to all creatures that lack the Electric and Ground types or an ability that makes them immune to Electric type damage. Said Thunderstorm also makes Yatagaryu's Thunders both perfectly accurate and extremely powerful, and it has Dragon STAB and Focus Blast to hit the things that can safely take a Thunder. Treat with extreme caution.
Yatagaryu-Mystery
Who wants some candy?
Mystery Yatagaryu gave all members of its species access to Volt Switch and Megahorn and has the exclusive moves Cotton Guard and Sweet Kiss, increasing the power level of an already powerful pokemon. Not being able to use its other egg moves isn't a problem when the species rarely used them in the first place.
Who wants some candy?
Mystery Yatagaryu gave all members of its species access to Volt Switch and Megahorn and has the exclusive moves Cotton Guard and Sweet Kiss, increasing the power level of an already powerful pokemon. Not being able to use its other egg moves isn't a problem when the species rarely used them in the first place.
Beliaddon
Beliaddon is the ultimate anti-Fairy attacker, packing the signature Infernal Blade to deal obscene damage to any and all Fairies and the Disenchant ability to make itself immune to their STAB moves. If it so desires, though, it can run either Intimidate or Defiant instead, and its Dark STAB and coverage moves are no slouch either.
Beliaddon is the ultimate anti-Fairy attacker, packing the signature Infernal Blade to deal obscene damage to any and all Fairies and the Disenchant ability to make itself immune to their STAB moves. If it so desires, though, it can run either Intimidate or Defiant instead, and its Dark STAB and coverage moves are no slouch either.
Beliaddon-Mystery
You've been naughty little boys and girls, haven't you?
Given that the species has no egg moves, all Mystery Beliaddon is sacrificing for the exclusive move Metal Whip is access to its Hidden Ability, Disenchant.
You've been naughty little boys and girls, haven't you?
Given that the species has no egg moves, all Mystery Beliaddon is sacrificing for the exclusive move Metal Whip is access to its Hidden Ability, Disenchant.
Seikamater
Seikamater lives up to the title 'Queen of Bugs', sporting the highest HP stat in the game and a vast amount of coverage options. The Elementalist ability effectively gives her five STAB types, and she can perform many different types of roles depending on the moves she chooses to use. She can evolve from three wildly different types of pokemon, which expands her movepool options even further depending on which pokemon she evolved from.
Seikamater lives up to the title 'Queen of Bugs', sporting the highest HP stat in the game and a vast amount of coverage options. The Elementalist ability effectively gives her five STAB types, and she can perform many different types of roles depending on the moves she chooses to use. She can evolve from three wildly different types of pokemon, which expands her movepool options even further depending on which pokemon she evolved from.
Actan
Actan has one of the highest Attack stats in the game, backed by some of the most spammable attacking moves in the game and priority in Sudden Strike. It's nigh guaranteed that its Steel and Dark STABs are going to hurt every time it hits the field, and the Intimidate ability makes it one tough nut to crack if you aren't striking its common weaknesses.
Actan has one of the highest Attack stats in the game, backed by some of the most spammable attacking moves in the game and priority in Sudden Strike. It's nigh guaranteed that its Steel and Dark STABs are going to hurt every time it hits the field, and the Intimidate ability makes it one tough nut to crack if you aren't striking its common weaknesses.