This is somewhat counterintuitive, but lower HP is actually an advantage, because it means that Leech Seed recovers a higher percent of their max HP. The reason they are the best at doing this is because they both have high Speed. This is commonly referred to as 'SubSeed.' Two Pokémon that successfully execute this strategy are Sceptile and Jumpluff. There will be more on this particular moveset when a special strategy regarding Substitute is explained in detail. Gengar switches in on Snorlax without Shadow Ball or Blissey without Ice Beam / Thunderbolt (but don't switch in on Thunder Wave), sets up a Substitute, and then proceeds to Focus Punch, Thunderbolt, or Ice Punch as necessary. This is commonly referred to as 'SubPunch.' With a Substitute, Focus Punch is successful every time given that the opponent is not using a move that hits more than once in a single turn. However, be wary that Slaking has the option of using Fury Swipes to counteract this strategy when it is used by frail Pokémon, such as Ninjask or Sceptile.
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If the Substituting Pokémon is slower, then it has to be able to take one hit from Slaking and survive with at least 25% health in order to gain the free turn. If the Substituting Pokémon is faster than Slaking, it can Substitute on Slaking's move, and then Substitute again on the turn that Slaking loafs around in order to gain a free turn. If the Substituting Pokémon is faster, it gains the ability to either block a predicted move (for example, blocking Thunder Wave) and net a free turn, or gain knowledge regarding the opposing Pokemon's set. Substitute Tactics Obtaining a "free turn" or "scouting" Its utility is so varied that newer players might not entirely grasp exactly why this move is so useful.Ī technical description of the move, along with a list of the Pokémon who learn it, can be located here. Since all 386 Pokémon became obtainable for competitive play, Substitute's usage has increased dramatically.
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