樱花儿 怎么配招

This set tries to take advantage of Cherrim's ability in Flower Gift alongside access to Swords Dance in attempt to make up for its terrible Attack stat and mediocre Speed but overall fails to help Cherrim as a setup sweeper on sun teams, especially with its poor bulk leading it to struggle to set up in the first place. Because of this, it remains an inferior choice when compared to the likes of other sun sweepers such as Leafeon and Shiftry.

Moves Healing Wish is Cherrim's main niche, and it can be used to aid setup sweepers or give Pokemon that have been weakened a second chance at breaking through the opposing team. Energy Ball is a reliable STAB move; its high Base Power makes up for Cherrim's mediocre base Special Attack. However, Giga Drain can be used if you prefer the recovery it provides. Hidden Power Fire hits Steel- and Grass-types such as Metang and Tangela, while Hidden Power Rock can be used to hit Fire-types such as Rapidash, which would otherwise easily switch into Cherrim. Dazzling Gleam hits Dragon-types such as Fraxure and Zweilous. Nature Power can be used to hit Fire- and Dragon-types neutrally if Hidden Power Fire is used. Synthesis can be used to give Cherrim more longevity. Finally, Aromatherapy can be useful to heal Cherrim's team of status. Set Details Maximum Special Attack and Speed investment gives Cherrim enough power to damage foes and lets it make use of its good Speed tier. A Modest nature is used because Timid does not let Cherrim outspeed anything relevant. Life Orb is used to patch up Cherrim's lack of power. Usage Tips Early-game, Cherrim should focus on dealing damage, as Healing Wish isn't useful until mid- and late-game. Later in the game, it should find the best time to come in and use Healing Wish to bring a crippled teammate back to full health. Cherrim should not be switching into strong attacks, as its bulk is quite underwhelming. Cherrim does not need to use Healing Wish in every game, but try and do so when a teammate at low health or with a status condition matches well against the remainder of the opponent's team. Team Options Cherrim should be used on offensive teams, as these teams make the best use of Healing Wish. Sweepers such as Dragon Dance Fraxure, Swords Dance Jumpluff, and Rain Dance Golduck greatly benefit from the new lease on life Cherrim can give them. Pokemon that get worn down quickly, such as Ursaring, also appreciate Healing Wish support. Pokemon that beat both Roselia and Fire-types, such as Rapidash and Grumpig, make for good partners to Cherrim.

Cherrim has the perfect ability and movepool to be an effective Sunny Day supporter. While Aromatherapy is great for removing status from the whole team, Grass Whistle can put opponents to sleep and allow Cherrim to set up for free if it hits. The third slot is reserved for a STAB attack, and Cherrim is not short of options to choose from. The STAB move of choice is Energy Ball, providing reliable Base Power and perfect accuracy. Another move you may consider is Solar Beam, which has 180 Base Power when taking STAB into account. Solar Beam's detrimental side effect is circumvented through the use of Sunny Day, so its usability is skyrocketed. Grass Knot is another a good option, as it will deal more damage than Energy Ball to heavier opponents like Milotic, Slowking, and Rhyperior, but unlike Solar Beam, is effective outside sunlight. The final moveslot is for type coverage; Hidden Power Fire allows Cherrim to hit other Grass-types with a 105 Base Power attack in sunlight, while Hidden Power Ground deals with Fire-types like Houndoom and Arcanine. Both attacks also hit Registeel super effectively. Cherrim also gets Weather Ball, which becomes a 150 Base Power Fire-type attack in the sunlight, though it's rather useless outside of it, as it'll be a Normal-type attack with a measly 50 Base Power. Heat Rock is the ideal item for this set as it prolongs the sunlight, and it is recommended you do not swap it for anything else. The EVs on this set focus on Cherrim's special stats; maximum Special Attack gives Cherrim some power behind its attacks, while maximum Special Defense with Flower Gift gives Cherrim 381 Special Defense in the sun, making it much bulkier on the special side. Alternatively, you could use a Calm nature with a spread of 252 HP / 4 SpA / 252 SpD for maximum special bulk. You could also focus on Cherrim's lower physical Defense by giving it a Bold nature with 252 HP / 252 Def / 4 SpA. In either of these cases, you should consider Leech Seed or Synthesis on the set as Cherrim will be aiming to stick around for much longer. Houndoom is an excellent partner for Cherrim, as it can switch into Fire-type moves to gain a boost from its Flash Fire ability. Houndoom also reduces the necessity for Hidden Power Fire on Cherrim, as it can defeat opposing Grass-types with its own STAB Fire-type attacks. Registeel is also a good partner, as it can switch into Flying-type moves with ease. This is helpful against the likes of Swellow, Scyther, and even Drapion. Bulky Water-types, such as Milotic and Slowking, are effective against both Fire- and Flying-types, especially Moltres. Unfortunately, their STAB moves are weakened by the sunlight, which is never a good thing. Pokemon that can take advantage of the sunlight make obvious partners for Cherrim. Fire-types like Moltres, Houndoom, and Arcanine can enjoy their STAB moves boosted by 50%, and refined access to Solar Beam, which has no charging turn when used in sunlight. Some Grass-types also enjoy the sunlight due to their abilities; Chlorophyll Pokemon such as Tangrowth, Exeggutor, Shiftry, and Victreebel would greatly benefit from the Speed boost, while Pokemon with the Leaf Guard ability like Leafeon and Tangrowth will appreciate the status immunity. If you decide to use Hidden Power Fire on Cherrim, a way to deal with opposing Fire-types is very important to your team's success. Bulky Water-types like Milotic and Slowking are excellent choices, as they have great HP stats and above average defenses, along with STAB Surf and decent Special Attack with which to deal with them. Dugtrio is another great choice as it can trap the opponent with its ability, Arena Trap, and proceed to KO the grounded ones with Earthquake. Regirock and Rhyperior are two other options as they can switch into Fire-types with relative ease and either set up entry hazards or Rock Polish, respectively. Alternatively,they can pummel the opponent with STAB Stone Edge. If Cherrim is unable to set up Sunny Day, another Pokemon should carry the move just in case. Defensive Pokemon like Uxie and Mesprit make good choices as they can further support the team with screens, Stealth Rock, and paralysis. You may also choose a more offensive, suicidal approach to this. Exeggutor can set up Sunny Day, then sacrifice itself with Explosion, while Ambipom can set up weather and escape with U-turn.