| Student | Corresponding Move |
| Makoto | Lucky Chant |
| Kiyotaka | Coaching |
| Mondo | Steel Roller |
| Byakuya | Foresight |
| Leon | Seed Bomb |
| Hifumi | Confide |
| Hagakure | Future Sight |
| Chihiro | Conversion |
| Kyoko | Mind Reader |
| Sayaka | Sing |
| Sakura | High Jump Kick |
| Aoi | Aqua Jet |
| Toko | X-Scissor |
| Celeste | Fury Attack |
| Junko | Torment |
| Hajime | Psych Up |
| Nagito | Explosion |
| Imposter | Transform |
| Gundham | Icicle Crash |
| Kazuichi | Supercell Slam |
| Teruteru | Flamethrower |
| Nekomaru | Brick Break |
| Fuyuhiko | Beat Up |
| Akane | Double Kick |
| Chiaki | Conversion 2 |
| Sonia | Petal Dance |
| Hiyoko | Teeter Dance |
| Mahiru | Lock On |
| Mikan | Giga Drain |
| Ibuki | Overdrive |
| Peko | Slash |
Uh, not to be picky but remove Victory Dance and Simple from Pit, and the status chance from Inferno Flash. First one turns Pit into what could amount as an UUber-tier mon in this highly restrictive metagame, and maybe you should, IDK, have to risk giving status before switching rather than getting a virtually free status on top of damage?Not me announcing my comeback to the new(est) version of this mod by bringing back (and slightly tweaking) some old classics
"You have no idea how embarrassing it is to be an angel who can't fly on his own. So thanks for your help. Without you, I'd be finished!"Pokémon: Pit
Franchise/Origin: Kid Icarus
Intended Tier: OU
Type: Flying/Fairy
Ability: Justified, Reckless, Simple (Hidden)
Notable moves: Fairy Wind, Dazzling Gleam, Play Rough, Moonblast, Hurricane, Brave Bird, Roost, Aerial Ace, Acrobatics, Flash Cannon, Metal Claw, Metal Burst, Mirror Shot, Steel Wing, Bullet Punch, Mach Punch, Sky Uppercut, Aura Sphere, Victory Dance, Calm Mind, Agility, Swords Dance, Mystical Fire, Sacred Fire, Flare Blitz, Sunny Day
Custom Elements:
Mega Evolution: Steel/Fairy with the ability Sheer Force, +45 each to Def and SpD and +20 each to Atk and SpA, but -30 Spd. This is basically him donning the Three Sacred Treasures, as seen here.
- Guardian Orbitars (Fairy, Status, 32 PP max, +1 priority) - Sets up a party-wide shield against special attacks for one turn. If a special attack is used against him or any allies during the same turn, it will target the foe that used the attack instead.
- Final Strike (Fairy, Special, 130 BP, 8 PP max, 90% accuracy) - Fairy-type Draco Meteor clone; lowers the user's Special Attack by two stages.
Stats: 70 HP/100 Atk/70 Def/100 SpA/70 SpD/115 Spe = 525
Reasoning:
Flying/Fairy should be obvious, being the same type combination as the equally angelic Togekiss; Flying is the primary type however due to Pit being native to Skyworld, a realm above the clouds, and often associated with the air (even if the Power of Flight only lasts for five minutes at a time). Justified is due to his heroic nature, Reckless because he tends to rush into dangerous situations, and Simple thanks to being rather ditzy and unlucky at times despite his competence but also pulling off feats of ludicrous power befitting its effect being double the usual potency of stat changes. The presence of Steel and Fighting moves as coverage options for him are due to his skills in combat and use of all kinds of weaponry, especially in Kid Icarus: Uprising, while Fire and especially Flare Blitz are a reference to how his wings will start to burn if he uses the Power of Flight for longer than its alotted time period (which he does at least once in Uprising to save someone else's life), as well as how angels in Christian folklore often had fiery wings and sun-based abilities. His Mega Evolution, as noted, involves the Three Sacred Treasures, which was his Final Smash in Super Smash Bros. for the Wii U, while the Final Strike is the final form of the Great Sacred Treasure he uses in the final boss battle in Uprising (which is also the source for the Guardian Orbitars he uses in SSB4 and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate); its Sheer Force ability is due to it being the ultimate weapon against the final boss in question, who was powerful enough to force him to go all-out in an ultimately successful bid to stop them.
Competitive Info:
The hero of Skyworld and the captain of Palutena's personal guard, Pit is a powerful warrior despite his youthful appearance. Equally capable at both close- and long-ranged combat, he is decently quick despite his mediocre defenses, and packs such formidable STAB options as Play Rough, Moonblast, Hurricane, and Brave Bird, along with Steel, Fighting, and Fire coverage to take down almost anything with a type advantage against him (with his only blind spot being Electric). His two signature moves also cater to different styles of combat: Guardian Orbitars is useful for team utility against teams with a heavy reliance on special sweepers, while Final Strike gives him a lethal special STAB option to wipe the floor with anything not resistant to Fairy - especially since Reckless would enable him to absolutely devastate any non-resistant foe alongside Brave Bird and Flare Blitz, even if he will usually only be able to do so once or twice without team support. As for his other abilities, Justified is useful for switch-ins into Dark-type attacks for physical sets, though even with Roost, his survival might not be guaranteed and a mistimed prediction might put him in a bad spot; Simple, meanwhile, pairs well with boosting moves to allow him to ramp up his offensive power to sky-high levels before unleashing divine retribution at the right moment, though it should go without saying that using Final Strike with it is definitely not the best of ideas.
Upon Mega-Evolving and donning the Three Sacred Treasures, Pit's defenses are boosted to the point where he can trade hits with powerful opponents, especially with only two type weaknesses instead of five alongside a welcome boost in offensive firepower. These boons do not come for free, however: with a lower Speed stat and no answer to either Ground- or Fire-types, his best hope is to take advantage of whatever boosts he can bring to the table and pray to Lady Palutena that he can claim victory against the opposition before he's finished first.
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Pokémon: Diablo
Franchise/Origin: Primal Rage
Intended Tier: UU
Type: Rock/Fire
Ability: Strong Jaw, Malevolent*, Anger Point (Hidden)
Notable moves: Ancient Power, Accelerock, Rock Blast, Rock Slide, Stone Edge, Tar Shot, Head Smash, Stealth Rock, Fire Fang, Flamethrower, Fire Blast, Incinerate, Burning Jealousy, Eruption, Fire Lash, Flame Charge, Flare Blitz, Heat Crash, Inferno, Lava Plume, Raging Fury, Overheat, Earth Power, Earthquake, Fissure, Crunch, Beat Up, Brutal Swing, Dark Pulse, Darkest Lariat, Foul Play, Jaw Lock, Nasty Plot, Night Slash, Lash Out, Throat Chop, Parting Shot, Agility, Hone Claws, Roar, Dragon Claw, Dragon Tail, Outrage
Custom Elements:
Stats: 65 HP/110 Atk/65 Def/110 SpA/65 SpD/110 Spe = 525
- Malevolent: Boosts the power of Dark-type moves (a la Steelworker or Rocky Payload).
- Inferno Flash (Fire, Special, 70 BP, 32 PP max, 100% accuracy) - Fire-type Volt Switch clone. 30% chance to inflict a burn. Based on an actual move of his in-game where he teleports with a blast of fire... yes, really.
- G-Max Move: G-Max Infernal Chasm - Fire-typed. Literally his Infernal fatality, albeit instead of sending the opponent down into the depths of the Earth's crust, the fissure Diablo summons shoots up an absolutely massive geyser of lava that engulfs all opponents on the field that can be targeted; any opponent hit by this move has a 50% chance to be burned. Non-grounded opponents take only half damage and will not be burned, but opponents using Dig will receive double damage and a guaranteed burn.
Reasoning:
The premise of Primal Rage is that at the end of the age of the dinosaurs, seven god-beasts did battle for control of the planet of Urth, only to be magically sealed away. Now, having been struck by a meteor, the planet is once again at the god-beasts' mercy... and Diablo, the leader of the destructive gods and ruler of the Inferno, is bringing Hell with him.
With this in mind, the typing choice for this dreadful dino should be self-explanatory. My other choice was Dark/Fire and although I had to stick with the tradition of fossil Pokémon being Rock-typed, I did add a pseudo-Dark STAB regardless; Fire is the secondary type because his moveset in the original game involves a lot more Fire-coded attacks and a lot of lava especially. Strong Jaw was formerly the signature ability of Tyrantrum, and fits a beast who's partly tyrannosaur-like (though he seems more like an Allosaurus, at least to me), and Anger Point is a reference to the rage mechanic in-game.
Competitive Info:
The God of Evil has had only one purpose in his long, long life, and that was and is to plunge all before him into a cataclysmic horror-scape of death, torture, and flesh-searing heat. A mixed attacker with respectable speed and impressive offensive stats, but not much in the way of HP, defense, or recovery, he makes up for his glaring lack of staying power with the ability to inflict tremendous damage with the right item usage and setup boosts, making him less of a true sweeper and more akin to a wallbreaking suicide-lead meant to clear the way for stronger but slower allies. With such potent STAB as Stone Edge, Head Smash, Fire Blast, and Overheat, along with pseudo-STAB options like Throat Chop, Night Slash, and even Darkest Lariat (Primal Rage is a fighting game, after all), most of his movesets would be fairly straightforward with two STAB moves, one coverage or support move, and one blosting move, with Agility probably being his best bet alongside Choice item sets to give him enough speed to be able to land the first hit of each turn (though being faster than Tyrantrum doesn't hurt, either). Ground and Dragon coverage rounds out his movepool, but aside from Ground being strong against Rock, he has literally nothing to deal with any of the four types he's weak to, his double-weaknesses to Ground and Water especially. As such, trying to use him to straight-up flood the world with magma without caring about any good-aligned resistance is probably not the best course of action, and if anything, it's more likely that he'll be forced to do a lot of switching out and back in depending on whomever dares to challenge him. Fortunately, Parting Shot's general utility and the fact that Inferno Flash, unlike Volt Switch, is not walled by any type whatsoever (Flash Fire notwithstanding) means Diablo essentially has two ways to get going when the going gets tough, and the deleterious effects that each of them may have on the opposition will only give him even more opportunities to pick off weakened foes, force disadvantageous switch-ins, and generally cause mass chaos.
All balance adjustments have been made - Pit now has Gluttony as his Hidden Ability and no longer has Victory Dance, and as for Diablo's Inferno Flash, I looked up Volt Switch (which it's a clone of) and it turns out that it doesn't inflict status either. This is presumably for the exact reason you mentioned, so it stands to reason that a type-swapped clone of it would follow suit.
We already have Berdly as an Electric/Flying, and even if these two serve different roles it’s still unwelcome overlap. Perhaps you could go with Mono-Flying and Lightning Rod, instead? Kracko would likely still find success this way. If you have other ideas feel free to say so.
Mad Milk being 80% draining for 5 turns is maybe a bit overtuned, considering just how potent that much draining can be. Reducing it to 60% for the move’s duration would be better.
-2 -2 offenses for the Z-Move is rough, and giving the regular move a 30% chance to lower Attack by two stages is also a bit much, even considering she’d like to run Unaware. Making the Z-Move only lower both offenses by one stage and the regular move have a 20% chance to activate the secondary effect would be solid as a balancing measure.
Pit’s Mega is much too bulky, considering he’s a Steel/Fairy with Roost. Slightly reducing the offensive stats of the base form and then reducing the stat points put into the bulk of the Mega is the balancing recommendation here. Even if a bit of the Speed has to be added back to the equation.
I’m certain this was the intention with A Toast, but it will be officially classified as a type of screen, so that it doesn’t stack with Reflect, Light Screen, or Aurora Veil. This is a minor semantic distinction that doesn’t need to be directly addressed, but it was worth mentioning since Wario is also being placed here.
V-Ripper is a decent hazard and utility mon but it could probably use just a bit more Attack, since the current metagame would probably be rather hostile for it.
Toning down his SpA very slightly (even 95 or 90 are likely good enough) and giving him a few more utility options that aren’t just Thunder Wave, Knock Off, and a Tailwind clone would help with keeping him from just going full on offensive all the time instead of serving as utility.
Hortensia’s SpD being as high as it is causes her to eclipse every other SpD option currently in the metagame, and she is also very passive. Moving some of her Special bulk to her offenses is highly recommended.
okay! I changed Kracko to be a pure Flying Type wth Lightning Rod!
OK, I've done mine! Remember, Atua would prefer that you could vote for Angie....(But not necessarily)
