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Stat Min- Min Max Max+ PS 65- 271 334 - Att 110230 256 319 350 Dif 130266 296 359 394 Att Sp 60140 156 219 240 Dif Sp 65149 166 229 251 Vel 95203 226 289 317 Nome Moveset Strumento Abilitŕ Natura Baton Pass Avanzi Fogliamanto Allegra Mosse EVs ~ Fendifoglia
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~ Staffetta
~ Boato / Melodierba / Sintesi132 Ps / 160 Att / 216 Vel
It comes as no surprise that a standard set for an “Eeveelution” would include Baton Pass. However, do not be fooled into thinking this set pedestrian simply because of its obviousness. Leafeon pulls off Swords Dance passing in a fashion entirely different from his predecessors with access to both Roar and a sleep inducing move. Most Baton Passers are easily foiled by Roar/Whirlwind users—Skarmory and Steelix being the most popular in OU and UU, respectively. Leafeon overcomes that difficulty with his excellent Speed (216 EV’s gives him 308-which is the minimum recommended) which allows him to Roar away any fellow phazers that come in to ruin his fun before they get the chance to erase your stat boosts. GrassWhistle is the other option that attempts to do the same with the benefit of incapacitating your opponent’s Leafeon counter with sleep. The obvious downside is that GrassWhistle only works 55% of the time. Finally, Synthesis can be used to heal up, potentially scoring multiple Swords Dance boosts before passing. On top of his support abilities, Leafeon can utilize his already excellent base Attack score in concert with Swords Dance to take full advantage of STAB Leaf Blade.Nome Moveset Strumento Abilitŕ Natura Swords Dance Sweeper Assorbisfera Fogliamanto Allegra Mosse EVs ~ DanzaSpade
~ Fendifoglia
~ Ritorno
~ Attacco Rapido / Forbice X / Sintesi252 Att / 4 Dif / 252 Vel
This isn't really viable in OU, as too many Pokemon resist Leafeon's attacks. However, the only dominant Pokemon in UU that resists Grass + Bug + Normal is Registeel. This Leafeon reaches 317 Speed to, worst case scenario, Speed tie with Sharpedo, Drapion, Jynx and Primeape, and also always outspeed Toxicroak and Rotom. Its 319 Attack boosted by Swords Dance and Life Orb will deal massive damage to all UU Pokemon, besides Steelix, who is only 3HKOed by a Swords Dance Leaf Blade.
The first three moves are pretty set for the standard sweeper, as Leafeon really only requires those three to at least 2HKO the majority of the UU metagame. The last slot is where the real decision has to be made. Quick Attack is there because priority in UU is much more effective due to a lack of a large number of physical walls, and it allows Leafeon to deal up to 75%+ damage to various frail, often Scarfed threats, such as Primeape, Jynx and Hitmonlee. X-Scissor is for potentially OHKOing Meganium, other Leafeon switching in, and having a higher chance for an OHKO on defensive Hypno. Finally, Synthesis is an option simply to recover off Life Orb residual damage.
Running Adamant is an option over Jolly, as this will occasionally make Steelix a 2HKO instead of a 3HKO. Beware, however, than now Sharpedo will outspeed and Ice Beam, Primeape will outspeed and Close Combat or Ice Punch, Jynx will outspeed and Ice Beam, and Toxicroak / Rotom will be faster than Leafeon.Nome Moveset Strumento Abilitŕ Natura SubSalac Sweeper Baccasalak Fogliamanto Decisa / Allegra Mosse EVs ~ DanzaSpade
~ Sostituto
~ Flagello
~ Fendifoglia252 Att / 4 Dif / 252 Vel
This set utilizes the "Substitute down to Berry activation" strategy to simultaneously raise Leafeon's Speed and overall damage potential with Flail. If Leafeon can force a switch or Substitute on a move that will not break the Substitute, it can also net a +2 boost in Attack at the end of its Substituting cycle. Leaf Blade is chosen as the complementary move because it has STAB and complements Flail remarkably well in UU, as only Drifblim, Mawile, Shedinja and Wormadam resist the Grass + Normal combination.
350 Attack boosted by one Swords Dance behind a 200 Base Power Flail allows Leafeon to OHKO many threats that it could not with the standard sweeping set with Life Orb and Return. As an extreme example, this Flail can OHKO a 252 HP / 252 Def Impish Drapion nearly every time with Stealth Rock support. Additionally, threats like Vileplume and Venusaur are also OHKOed.
The nature choice is based on what Leafeon needs to outspeed. If that set of Pokemon does not include Choice Scarfers, run Adamant. However, if Choice Scarfers are included, for example Pokemon like Modest Manectric and Adamant Primeape, run Jolly. The benefits of Salac's Speed boost are huge, as now Manectric, Sharpedo, Ninetales, Swellow, Froslass and Scyther can't ruin Leafeon's party.Nome Moveset Strumento Abilitŕ Natura Wish Support Avanzi Fogliamanto Scaltra Mosse EVs ~ Fendifoglia
~ Desiderio
~ Sbadiglio / Boato
~ Protezione252 Ps / 20 Dif / 236 Vel
This set is generally inferior to the others, though it makes greater use of Leafeon's defensive abilities. With the above EV spread, this guy takes physical hits like a champ. Bring him in on random Earthquakes, Surfs/Waterfalls, or Thunderbolts/punches, Wish or Yawn, and then react according to how your opponent handles it. When Leafeon gets low on health, use Protect to take advantage of your own Wish. This set will force a lot of switching, so it would be best with Spikes or Stealth Rock on the field. Roar can also be used over Yawn to shuffle for teams, which works well given Leafeon's solid physical bulk.Altre Opzioni
Leafeon suffers from the same shallow movepool syndrome shared by all of his Eevee cousins. His stat distribution makes a Choice Band set seem appealing, but the options are few. He has access to Aerial Ace which is useful for Heracross, Toxicroak and Breloom, but offers little else in the way of coverage, due to its low Base Power. Other options for Baton Passing include the ever popular Substitute, Curse for people who want to boost Defense along with Attack and do not mind the loss of Speed. Charm and Tickle soften up physical attackers, but are difficult to justify a moveslot for. Knock Off can work on more defensive sets to rid an opponent of their item.EVs
A minimum of 308 Speed is absolutely essential on the first set for outrunning the base 90 crowd, especially Porygon-Z. After that you'll want to allocate EVs to HP so switching in repeatedly is made easier.
Max Attack and Speed are recommended for sweeping sets.Considerazioni
Keeping in mind the limitations placed on Leafeon's base stats by virtue of being an evolution of Eevee, they really could not be arranged much better. He can take a hit, dish one out, and is a great team player. He can perform well against OU teams with a Baton Pass set, and can go toe to toe with the big dogs like Tyranitar or Rhyperior, come out on top, and then pass his boosts to a team mate when he gets in trouble. However, in UU Leafeon is not only a good Baton Passer, but is also a real force as a physical sweeper. The only real criticism you can level at Leafeon (besides a rather shallow movepool), is that he clearly should have been called Vineon!Counters
OU: Weezing. Leafeon has no hope of damaging it and the poison blob can Haze away your Swords Dances before you can Roar it out. Crobat can use its high Speed to Taunt or Whirlwind Leafeon, and with STAB Flying attacks and a 4x Grass resist, it easily beats Leafeon one on one. Dragonite can switch in with ease and ruin all of Leafeon’s plans as well. Pokémon like Choice Scarf Heracross, Infernape, Heatran, Staraptor and Gengar that outspeed Leafeon, can switch into Leaf Blade without concern, and can hit Leafeon for major damage should be avoided as well. Leafeon cannot do any sort of damage to Skarmory, Bronzong, Metagross, Jirachi or any other Steel-type for that matter, but they are all easily bypassed with a quick Swords Dance pass.
UU: Drapion can come in easily on any of his attacks and hit him with STAB Poison attacks and can also Whirlwind away any Swords Dance boosts. Muk can work in a similar manner using Haze. Altaria can also Haze away Swords Dance boosts and 4x resists Leaf Blade. Steelix and Aggron can Roar Leafeon away, but repeated hits from Leaf Blade will take their toll. Most Fire- and Flying-types can stop Leafeon with relative ease, but Leafeon will often just Baton Pass to another Pokemon, though faster Pokemon and Will-O-Wisp can often negate this strategy. In general it's better to target Leafeon with special attacks, as his Special Defense is much lower than his Defense.
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