Tank
LC 세대 7기술
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명중 — PP 5
세포를 재생시켜 자신의 최대 HP의 절반만큼 HP를 회복한다.
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위력 75 명중 100 PP 10
양분을 흡수하여 공격한다. 입힌 데미지의 절반에 해당하는 HP를 회복할 수 있다.
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전술 분석
Moves Recover is the most important move on this set because it gives Lileep a solid form of recovery, meaning it can stay in for longer. Giga Drain acts as a secondary form of recovery while doing damage at the same time, and it can be used to weaken the Water-types that Lileep checks; for example, it can 2HKO Slowpoke, Staryu, and Corphish. Stealth Rock is used to inflict chip damage whenever the opponent switches a Pokemon in, and it works well with Lileep's ability to force out Water-types. For the last slot, Ancient Power is a STAB move that allows Lileep to hit Flying-types such as Doduo, Rufflet, and Archen. On the other hand, Earth Power allows Lileep to hit opposing Steel-types such as Magnemite, Pawniard and Honedge. Finally, Toxic puts opposing walls such as Munchlax and Spritzee on a timer and is a good source of chip damage in tandem with Stealth Rock; however, keep in mind that the damage from Toxic adds up very slowly because of LC's low HP stats. Set Details The given EV spread when used with Eviolite maximizes Lileep's bulk; a Bold nature further boosts Lileep's Defense, allowing it to sponge physical hits better. Its special bulk is not a thing to underestimate either, as when Lileep is equipped with Eviolite, it can avoid the 2HKO from Choice Scarf Chinchou's Ice Beam and OHKO Chinchou in return after Stealth Rock damage. 108 Special Attack EVs guarantee that Lileep can 2HKO Steel-types such as Magnemite and Pawniard most of the time with Earth Power. 12 Speed EVs let Lileep Speed tie with Spritzee and outspeed Munchlax, allowing Lileep to use Toxic on it before it can do anything. Storm Drain is useful for absorbing Water-type moves and boosting Lileep's Special Attack by one stage in the process. Usage Tips Lileep can be directly switched in on Water-type moves because of its ability. It can come in on a plethora of Water-types, such as Chinchou, Mareanie, Tirtouga, Corphish ( though it dislikes Knock Off), and Carvanha. It can also check Foongus, Ponyta, and Ferroseed—be wary of Iron Head and Knock Off though—and can easily set up Stealth Rock on any of them. Recover should be used on any predicted switch, as it restores Lileep's health, allowing it to stay around for longer; Lileep has no trouble pulling Recover off thanks to its unique set of resistances. When facing a Water-type, Lileep should prioritize setting up Stealth Rock because it can afford to take an Ice Beam. After Stealth Rock has been set up, Lileep should either switch out or start using Giga Drain to restore its health. Note that a boosted Giga Drain can hit the majority of Water-types hard. Be wary of set up sweepers like Scraggy, Timburr, and Spritzee coming in on Lileep and starting to set up, as Lileep can't do anything to stop them and this could potentially allow them to sweep your entire team. Team Options Hippopotas is an exceptional partner because it can remove Steel-types for Lileep, but most importantly has access to Sand Stream, which sets sand to boost Lileep's Special Defense by 50%; in exchange, Lileep stops the Water-types that scare Hippopotas away. Partners that can handle Fighting-types are appreciated because Lileep has issues against them. Snubbull is a prime example, boasting Intimidate and a Fairy typing that enable it to come in on them. Spritzee lacks Intimidate, but it can heal Lileep's possible status ailments thanks to Aromatherapy and KO most Fighting-types with Moonblast. Pawniard is difficult for Lileep to face if it lacks Earth Power, and even if it has the move, the Special Defense drop can trigger Defiant. Fighting-types such as Timburr and Mienfoo pair well with Lileep because they stop Pawniard; Timburr is a bit better because it can also stop set up sweepers thanks to its priority moves. Lileep is a nice partner for Pokemon that struggle against bulky Water-types; examples are Carvanha, Ponyta, and Corphish, which can easily wallbreak or clean when Water-types have been removed or weakened. While not mandatory, Lileep likes the presence of a Defog or Rapid Spin user because it dislikes taking damage from entry hazards. Phazers like Roar Mudbray and Haze users such as Mareanie can put a stop to setup sweepers if they set up on Lileep; both of them also check Fighting- and Steel-types and, in Mudbray's case, forces the foe to take damage from the Stealth Rock that Lileep sets. Speaking of entry hazards, more of them are useful for Lileep by doing some chip damage to the foe; the aforementioned Mareanie can set up Toxic Spikes, while Dwebble can set up Spikes.
