I wish they just buffed starter pokemon abilities. Starter pokemon almost always go for their non-default abilities
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+2 stages atk and spatk is a LOT for one move
Patting the chikorita plushy on my work desk and cackling

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So next they're going to finally buff Magikarp, right?
Does Meganium learn Growth? Years since I have touched pokemon games
A similar logic governs how Gengar is discussed under the physical/special split in Generation III. Because Ghost-type moves are physical and Gengar’s strengths lie in Special Attack, it is often framed as mismatched, another case of design working against itself! But this judgment begins from the assumption that the system exists to maximize offensive output. In that frame, anything that does not convert cleanly into damage appears deficient.
151 was enough
Me throwing it on a rain team
, I started writing this as a joke but it would actually be a really good switch in for grass and electric type attacks
An opposing Mega Meganium would utterly wall and murder your rain team with single charge solar beam