652 Chesnaught

Performance

Status

  • Ranking Score:
    85.7
  • Main moves:
    Vine Whip, Superpower, Energy Ball
  • Type
    GRASS
    FIGHTING
  • Level:
    17.5-20.5
  • Rank:
    Lvl 19 1/15/15CP 1499
  • Buddy Distance:
    3km
  • Charged Move Cost:
    10,000 Stardust
  • Attack:
    119.9
  • Defense:
    124.6
  • Stamina:
    125
  • Overall:
    1868

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Traits

Moves

Properties

Registeel has the following traits and playstyles:
  • + Spammy
    Reaches Charged Moves quickly.
  • + Shield Pressure
    Pressures opponents to shield its strong or rapid attacks.
  • - Volatile
    Susceptible to one or more double weaknesses.
  • - Technical
    Uses complex moves that may have a high learning curve.
Move stats include same type and Shadow attack bonuses.
Recommended Move:
*Event or Elite TM exclusive *Unobtainable via TM
No. Move Types Move Accuracy Power Damage Average Fast MoveCount Remark
1 Fast Vine Whip 4 3 2 Fast Charge
2 Fast Smack Down 2.67 4 3 Heavy Damage
3 Fast Low Kick 2.5 2.4 2 Low Quality
4 Charged Superpower 100% chance -1 Atk -1 Def self 40 102 2.55 5 - 5 - 5 Self-Debuff Spam
5 Charged Energy Ball 10% chance -1 Def opponent 55 108 1.96 7 - 7 - 7 High Energy Debuff
6 Charged Gyro Ball 60 80 1.33 8 - 7 - 8 High Energy Coverage
7 Charged Solar Beam 80 180 2.25 10 - 10 - 10 Nuke
Weaknesses
flying
x2.56
fairy
x1.6
fire
x1.6
ice
x1.6
poison
x1.6
psychic
x1.6
Resistances
water
x0.625
rock
x0.625
ground
x0.625
grass
x0.625
electric
x0.625
dark
x0.625

Character Introduction

Summary

Chesnaught is a Grass & Fighting Pokémon which evolves from Quilladin. It is vulnerable to Flying, Poison, Fire, Psychic, Ice and Fairy moves. Chesnaught's strongest moveset is Vine Whip & Solar Beam and it has a Max CP of 2,954.

About

"Its Tackle is forceful enough to flip a 50-ton tank. It shields its allies from danger with its own body."

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PVP Mode Explanatory Notes

PvP Moveset Explanation
Vine Whip or Smack Down + Superpower and Energy Ball

Vine Whip is generally recommended for its significantly faster energy generation, as well as benefiting from STAB. Smack Down gives up faster energy gains for strong Rock-type damage, though it doesn't get STAB. Low Kick is a poor move. 

Superpower is a very strong move in PvP, offering very high damage for its low energy cost, but is risky to use with its self-debuff. Energy Ball costs a moderately high amount of energy, but benefits from STAB to offer consistent damage. Gyro Ball requires more energy, lacks STAB, and its coverage isn't as useful. Solar Beam demands the most amount of energy, making it undesirable to use. 

PvP Rating Explanation
Great League: 3 / 5

Chesnaught brings a new perspective into the Great League meta, with access to both Grass and Fighting-type coverage. While this isn't particularly unique, its moveset synergizes better than that of Gallade and competes with Sirfetch'd quite closely. Unfortunately Chesnaught's moveset is a bit difficult to use, as its cheapest charge move (energy-wise) is Superpower which risks its self-debuff, however using Energy Ball to bait shields is rather slow and inefficient. The likely more appropriate play is to stack 80 energy and throw double Superpower before switching out, but this play might forfeit switch advantage. Chesnaught's bulk is rather average in this league, but with a total of six weaknesses (notably being doubly weak to common Flying-types), Chesnaught might have a hard time standing out among existing popular picks. 

Ultra League: 3 / 5

Chesnaught's performance in Ultra League is similar to that of Great League. Its difficult and often inefficient moveset tends to hold it back, with various positive matchups flipping to losses if the opponent uses both shields, as Chesnaught will fall behind significantly if it can't KO the opponent after two Superpower debuffs. While the play of stacking two charge moves worth of energy and using them back to back and then switching out isn't uncommon, giving up switch advantage makes it less reliable compared to other options. 

Master League: 2 / 5

Chesnaught would appreciate additional stats for Master League, as it falls behind various legendary and pseudo-legendary Pokemon in this league. Common Dragon-types and Togekiss are major struggles for Chesnaught, while the fight against Gyarados can be quite difficult depending on circumstances of that battle. Unfortunately losses against Dialga and struggles against Shadow Snorlax, despite being a Fighting-type and having appropriate coverage, will cause Chesnaught to fall behind in the ranks. 

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