/vp/ - Thoughts on the claw archtype of pokemon? - Pokémon

Anonymous

11/20/24(Wed)17:25:17 No.56948542

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Thoughts on the claw archtype of pokemon?

Anonymous
11/20/24(Wed)18:20:57 No.56948848

Anonymous 11/20/24(Wed)18:20:57 No.56948848

>>56948542
It's clearly two separate archetypes.

Anonymous
11/20/24(Wed)18:33:43 No.56948948

Anonymous 11/20/24(Wed)18:33:43 No.56948948

>>56948848
Bladed and claw?

Anonymous
11/20/24(Wed)19:29:45 No.56949231

Anonymous 11/20/24(Wed)19:29:45 No.56949231

>>56948542
>neither form of sandslash gets tough claws or sharpness
come the fuck on

Anonymous
11/20/24(Wed)20:58:53 No.56949602

Anonymous 11/20/24(Wed)20:58:53 No.56949602

>>56949231
Why would they need Sharpness? Neither Sandslash forms have a STAB slicing move. Tough Claws is the only option.

Anonymous
11/20/24(Wed)21:01:24 No.56949625

Anonymous 11/20/24(Wed)21:01:24 No.56949625

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>>56948542
Scizor should learn crabhammer

Anonymous
11/20/24(Wed)21:11:44 No.56949691

Anonymous 11/20/24(Wed)21:11:44 No.56949691

>>56949625
>Escavalier gets Razor Shell
>Genesect gets Water Techno Blast
Sure why not, other Steel bugs have Water coverage

Anonymous
11/20/24(Wed)22:13:19 No.56950014

Anonymous 11/20/24(Wed)22:13:19 No.56950014

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what's not to like?
I'd argue Scizor and Crawdaunt are for crushing, not slicing.
but there are plenty of others.