If you want such a strong Grass type, I’ll give it to you…!

“Take it easy, monkey.”

A face that seems to say, “I can get away with this because I’m one of the three noble clans.”

A universal priority move exclusively for those with glass fields.

If Capbululu had been playful, would it have been used more than this one?

Is that not the case?

The Three Houses mostly chose Water, but the only one that picked Grass was Sword and Shield.

Even with its power reduced this much, Grass-type moves are still strong.

How crazy was the peak period…

The special technique is quite good in performance, just like the glass attack.

I learned various useful techniques and it was reassuring as the main part of my journey.

I was already skillful and efficient in my status.

Dream abilities and sliders make you think, “Whoa, this is dangerous!”

I don’t like it because they hit my belongings during the exchange.

It’s a bad grass type, so it’s allowed to have a power of 70 priority move! (1.3x)

The sub-weapons are overwhelming.

I loved the ridiculous firepower of the Headband Wood Hammer.

I think Loud Borne could have been made about two sizes bigger.

The rabbit has completely lost its fangs, but…

I wonder if this gorilla is still active.

Before the DLC, I was fighting with a drum and a dragonfly, so the way I trained my body is different.

It’s just grass-type, so it’s not like it’s a big deal.

Sword and Shield fight with Grass-type moves and excellent sub-moves, while in Scarlet and Violet they battle by changing the field.

Is this Glass Wonder-chan?

The specialized technique S operation is strong first.

Somehow, it was popular among dream girls.

It is being distributed now.

If I could get Glass Ladder and Field, even Incineroar or Brionne could shine.

It’s a preemptive attack, but it’s field-dependent, so it’s fine, right!?

Change the field when you come out…?

It’s also good to put Espeon in a stereo toxic spike meta.

To be precise, in Sword and Shield, the hidden ability is unlocked → learns Grassy Glide through the DLC tutor move.

That’s why the order is reversed.

I feel like Laos and gorillas were created with the idea that it’s okay to exaggerate because they are in a digest environment.

In SV, there is no Dijet, so Gorilla and One-Hit Laos have been weakened.

In the legendary environment with Espeon, I think about switching out the court at least once, but it’s a problem that I can’t win when Dondozo is too sturdy and gets cut by Terrastal.

Will the characteristics of the maker system gradually increase in the future?

Power Whip and the former Bururu are similar in that some grass types with poor performance can overflow a bit when boosted.

Why couldn’t Oliva become a gorilla?

It’s a medium-speed and durability distribution, but the total is high, so it has quite a bit of durability.

I thought it was a monkey, but it was a gorilla!

I haven’t played against it, but what’s it like now?

To an amateur, it seems impressive that it can take the field from Miridon.

Why does Inteleon feel so disappointing?

If it’s a Jade Jirachi…

But it’s a waste to lose the spirit.

Did the glass slider get weakened because it was too wild or something?

I like that Pachinky has been adopted in the regulations where thread images have been banned.

Grass Lizard is almost just a move exclusively for the Serebii board, and it’s terrible that the Grass type itself wasn’t saved at all.

A technique exclusive to Glass Field can’t be used by anyone other than a Glass Maker…

Even if they call it spilled seeds, it’s just like a lower-grade version of Maker…

I hate it when the Great New Ra appears next to or behind the gorilla and activates Seed, easily performing Sword Dance…

This guy from the anime Pokémon is strange.

Other priority moves are nullified when Psycho Terrain is active, but Grassy Glide’s power is reduced, it can still be used on the switch.

Oliva was doing well in the regular season without any preparations.

Although it was said that they were actively involved, they had not gone beyond the realm of minor leagues.

I hope the next work brings back the tough style of the Three Great Families.

Inteleon would definitely use Focus Energy if it has that feeling.

Since Espar’s strengths have all been crushed, it’s no wonder they’re falling.

The gorilla that is being distributed starting today has arrived…

I love how everything fits together in Glass Seed’s sword dance, the terrace acrobatics.

If I stack the desired moves for Cinderace in order from top, it’s a torrent of accuracy issues…

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Grass grass grass grass grass

I haven’t seen the bulky Water starters lately.

What was with the peculiar yellow-green color of the monkey and the wasp? It turned into a cool-looking gorilla, right?

The recent grass starter Pokémon, Mascarene, is really successful.

Juna is strong at shadow weaving, you know.

On the contrary, the Water starter trio has been relatively overlooked since the frog took first place.

Junaiper is too ordinary.

The bump above Wainibaru’s eye is too big.

Don’t you think Ashilen is quite capable?

Isn’t Ashaline in a pretty good position all along?

Oliva can fight fairly well because it has plenty of durable options.

I think there’s high demand for Yes-san, and there’s likely to be a battle over field changes in Regi G.

The three starters from Sword and Shield are all humanoid, so it’s great that they have a variety of sub-weapons.

Large orderlies are fun to carry around.

I want some support for the original species too.

As a Water starter Pokémon, Ashire seems like it could be the strongest among the three.

I thought Ashiriine was going to be a substitute position in REG H, but then I noticed she’s still doing her job normally even after going back to G…

This is the clear soup of the single herb.

I left Meganium behind.

When I see this guy, I feel like even Blulu is permitted to use Glass Rush.

It’s ridiculous for Kokekko to have Thunderous Beak, though.

Achilles is incredibly tough, has high firepower, and doesn’t allow for a defensive type, so it’s quite hard to find weaknesses.

I really liked Daimarashirene because it was tough and had high firepower.

Although it was banned, the addition of Terastal has actually increased the damage output index that can be achieved.

Glasses are also strong in subtly reducing earthquake-type damage.

Let’s do Aqua Field and Flare Field too!

It’s amazing how strong Asirene is, being able to differentiate itself even in an environment with Lele.

Sufficient stats, has skills, and excellent traits.

No Gorilla Power, Kingzilla’s strength!

HA Vest

Cat trick

Glass slider

Wooden hammer

Dragonfly return or 100,000 power.

The double gorilla is almost exactly that.

If you don’t employ Yes-san, there is room to include it in all structures.

I love the different color variations; they give me a great sense of satisfaction.

If someone asks me what to start with for double (breeding), I would first want to recommend this guy because he’s highly versatile and can be adapted for various uses.

During a time when there weren’t even dreams or glass lures, the drum attacks were quite strong.

There are dragonflies and also a broom to knock them down.

Are there really that many environment Pokémon that want to set up first with Grass?

In terms of type, Bulbul is the strongest counter to Miraidon…

Chicorita…

If the kiai-dame doesn’t match the image, you could just create a technique with the same performance that seems to increase concentration.

It’s fun to throw grass after a Wadachi that came to ride on the field of Miridon!

And it’s fun to drop tools at the end of the ruts!

In a situation where the opponent is confirmed to switch, there are times I get confused about whether to use Thump or Dragon Attack depending on the switch-in.

But I don’t really understand the psycho field or the mist field.

The psycho field suddenly appeared in the seventh generation, giving off a blatant feel of being shoehorned in.

The Psychic type isn’t strong, but Psychic-type moves and Psychic Terrain are surprisingly strong.

Espers may have difficult type matchups due to attacks, but they really have a lot of versatile moves…

There are countless Legendary Pokémon in the legendary environment that have achieved results.

The distribution period is also long.

It felt like it would be finished in about two days.

Black and white Bad (Pokémon) with lunar and solar eclipses Necrozma.

You are strong.

I really think it’s questionable to even consider whether to abandon psychic techniques in the Psychic Legend level!

Grass combinations have a certain number of types that can effectively showcase grass elements.

The Grass-type team really can’t demonstrate its true power unless it’s obviously boosted with Pokémon like this one or Serperior.

Instead, I will let Trick use Trick Room.

Characteristics that show individuality are good traits.

Right now, Riki-Kirin is also very active in doubles, so Espers might not be weak after all.

A type that is weak both in terms of resistance and attack!

Is this guy really that strong?

In doubles, it seems that there are more Pokémon that use Grass Terra because Morobareru is rampant and powder moves are ineffective.

First, the stage is of a high level.

Strong characteristics and good techniques are all in place.

The contrarian is strong, isn’t it?

While wearing a vest, you can buff and simultaneously unleash high-power techniques.

There are many legendary Pokémon that can be advantageous, so the image of a legendary Pokémon environment is strong.

This is the one that has ranked first even in regular league H doubles.

I used to do weak protection acrobatics before Glassra came.

Distributing dream abilities to winter Pokémon.

And then give a Trill Maker to something like Nendoll.

Why does this guy remember cats and dragonflies?

I was quite happy that the gorilla I had been waiting for was strong.

It’s strange that the cat on the deceived side remembers regarding cat tricks…

I think that the types that remain in the competitive environment for a long time are those with both speed and some level of durability, rather than just being fast.

It seems that Loudred will likely stay until later among the Paldea starter Pokémon.

Loud sometimes lacks durability even in the current environment.

I’m really looking forward to Mega Meganium…

Please do something about Inteleon instead of Gorilla…

Why did you take away my precious?

The region doesn’t have much difference in base stats, so I’m expecting something from the type.

Whether you’ll get stronger even if you bulk up with mega…

If Glassra is allowed, then please allow Fiarrow too.