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Next mega is here!
Mega Garbodor, a poison and fairy type (suggested by @queencrustacio )
After mega evolving, Garbodor gives off a pungent, but strangely sweet odor. The fumes it expels from its fingers are capable of leaving burns, poison, or even healing. It is not very fast.
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A friend brought up a good point today: why is there only one Gen 5 mega evolution? Gen 6 makes sense, it was new and they didn’t want to make megas for things that just came out, I guess (they should’ve, but oh well). But Gen 5? There were things that could use that kind of help. In fact, here’s what I consider the top 3 most important mega evolutions for Gen 5.
#3) Mega Garbodor Poison Ability: Double Bagged - reduces all physical damage by 25% HP: 80 Attack: 65 (-30) Defense: 122 (+40) Sp. Atk: 110 (+50) Sp. Def: 122 (+40) Speed: 75 Notable moves: Flamethrower, Fire Blast, Earth Power Overview: Honestly, I just liked the ability name. I thought it was funny... But seriously, defensive Poison types are amazing. With this spread of defenses, it’s gonna be tough to crack, especially from the physical side. Buff to special attack to allow for an offensive variant with a bit of support, instead of all defense or support. I wanted to add Flamethrower/Earth Power in particular, because eat it Steel types.
#2) Mega Vanilluxe Ice Ability: Accumulation - raises defense one stage each turn while Hail is in effect HP: 71 Attack: 115 (+20) Defense: 95 (+10) Sp. Atk: 130 (+20) Sp. Def: 115 (+20) Speed: 109 (+30) Notable Moves: Conversion (Because changing flavors; shut up it makes sense) Overview: Again, I just really liked the ability idea. Ice types have a really tough time in general, and it’s because GameFreak keeps forgetting that Ice is not a defensive typing. With Accumulate, Vanilluxe would gain extra bulk over time, thanks to it getting Snow Warning as a default ability. Five free turns of defense buffing. Mirror Coat allows it to punish specially offensive units too. The bonus to special attack and regular attack allows it to be a bit more technical as a cleaner; Blizzard, Freeze-Dry, and Ice Shard would clear up just about everything on its own. Best of all, this allows it to be workable on different types of teams, since the Hail weather condition is beneficial primarily for itself, allowing to come in late-game an attempt a sweep. Also, give it conversion. Basic Vanilluxe, who just wants to support with its ability for a Hail team, can now also run Z-Conversion to mess with people.
#1) Mega Musharna Psychic Ability: Dream Mist - always under sleep status, can attack normally, and recovers 1/16th HP per turn. HP: 116 Attack: 55 Defense: 125 (+40) Sp. Atk: 137 (+30) Sp. Def: 125 (+30) Speed: 29 Notable moves: Flamethrower, Ice Beam, Thunderbolt, Aura Sphere, Moonblast Overview: Musharna is secretly one of my favorites, and very close to my favorite Psychic type overall. I’m sure that sort of favoritism doesn’t shine through at all... Still, given the known Dream Mist effect and the access to the Dream World, I like the idea of this ability. It’s similar to Komala, only a bit stronger by removing even sleep as a threat. Defenses are placed at ridiculous levels to mitigate how slow it is. Calm Mind + Moonlight + Stored Power becomes an incredibly dangerous combo, and Moonblast/Aura Sphere can supplement it by getting around Dark types that otherwise always seem to wall Stored Power sets. Alternatively, it’s a bulky offensive monster with impressive coverage options and healing. Truthfully, I think every Psychic type should get access to the Fire/Ice/Lightning combo. If Fighting types get god-tier coverage, including Knock Off and Sucker Punch on virtually everything to beat their counters, Psychics should be getting at LEAST the Fire/Ice/Lightning combo, if not Aura Sphere/Moonblast, which I think is the better option.
Mega Garbodor
Trainers looking to acquire Garbodorite are internationally mandated to take a Mega Garbodor certification course, a rare example of regulation within the Pokemon World. The synthetic mega stone mutates Garbodor into insatiable trash heaps that unwillingly engulf everything in their paths. Licensed trainers are required to notify officials before mega evolution, so that specialized disposal trucks can be dispatched to contain the Mega Garbodor and prevent them from wreaking havoc on the environment.
Unovan engineers have reverse engineered the pokeball to miniaturize these Garbodor disposal trucks so that dedicated Garbodor trainers can legally use their Mega Garbodor instantly in areas inaccessible by authorities. Type:Â Poison/Steel
Ability: Scrapyard (Absorbs entry hazards upon switch-in. Damage done by entry hazards is converted to recovery. When hit with a physical attack, this Pokemon spawns entry hazards on opponent’s side of the field.)
Stats:
HP: 80 > +0 >Â 80
ATK: 95 > +20 >Â 115
DEF: 82 > +68 >Â 150
SP. ATK: 60 > +32 >Â 92
SP. DEF: 82 > +24 >Â 106
SPD: 75 > -44 >Â 31
New Moves:
Gyro Ball
Flash Canon
Scald
More:Â You can learn more about Mega Garbodor by heading over to my video breakdown of the design:Â https://youtu.be/bOT5rxgoVhA
kinda stoked for the prospect of gen v megas, what with mega audino being a thing in or/as
this dude would be poison/steel, with an ability that absorbs entry hazards and raises defense for each hazard absorbed. would be called something like "detritus"
