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  1. Lazor

    Sun / Moon In-Game Tier List

    Yeah, you can also catch Rockruff, who is probably a better option too, especially if you're using sun and not moon.
  2. Lazor

    Sun / Moon In-Game Tier List

    To be honest, I did notice that a lot of the stuff in the game is weak to rock. Or at least, it seemed that there was an abundance of flying pokemon. I think that one of the things that works against Nosepass is that you get rock tomb very early on, followed by rock slide a bit later, then stone...
  3. Lazor

    Sun / Moon In-Game Tier List

    Yes, that's right, Lilligant is a moon exclusive, whoops. Leafeon isn't that great in my opinion. It only has a 55 BP razor leaf as a physical based grass stab until it reaches level 45 when it learns leaf blade. Its movepool is also as barren as it gets. Leafeon is a physical attacker too, not...
  4. Lazor

    Sun / Moon In-Game Tier List

    This is also a problem I encountered and why I chose Popplio as my starter. There's a good group of strong pokemon in the game, but they're mostly physical attackers. You could try Starmie as an alternative to Gyarados, but it comes after the fire trial, so that might be an issue. Vaporeon is...
  5. Lazor

    Sun / Moon In-Game Tier List

    I wrote that backwards in my post, it was supposed to read "I don't understand why people would use Talonflame over Crobat". If you read the rest of my post, I'm actually in support of Crobat, I just messed up that statement. Crobat is undeniably superior on an ingame playthrough due to its...
  6. Lazor

    Sun / Moon In-Game Tier List

    Been lurking awhile, figured it's time to make a post. I don't have a huge amount of experience with Pokemon, I've played Gen 1, 5 and this. That being said, I've completed the game 3 times with a few different setups and will weigh in on the discussion. Pelipper/Wingull: While I agree that...
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