Well being able to give Giga Impact a viable uses would be cool. Personally Huge Power make a great deal of sense when placed on him, but since everyone hates the idea I'll just drop it.ANY pokemon with 524 attack is a threat. Even with only the basic moves given to every pokemon, it'll still pack a punch with Return/Frustration, and Giga Impact may finally have a reason to exist.
Erh...isn't Dry Skin given onto thing with naturally moist skin like frogs? I don't understand the logic behind giving it Dry Skin when it's a reptile.A possibility I'd like to bring to the table is Dry Skin. I mean, come on: it's a lizard, not to mention a lizard that is part fire. Now, I know this wouldn't do wonders for the Woodman's defenses, but I figure that with the bulky stats, it wouldn't be a problem. Also Dry Skin would be a very flavorful ability, matching the flavorosity of Battle Armor.
*pst* Frogs aren't reptiles, they're amphibians.Erh...isn't Dry Skin given onto this with naturally moist skin like frogs? I don't understand the logic behind giving it Dry Skin when it's a reptile.
Dictionary said:reptile |ˈreptəl; ˈrepˌtīl|
noun
1. a cold-blooded vertebrate of a class that includes snakes, lizards, crocodiles, turtles, and tortoises. They are distinguished by having a dry scaly skin, and typically laying soft-shelled eggs on land.
amphibian |amˈfibēən|
noun Zoology
a cold-blooded vertebrate animal of a class that comprises the frogs, toads, newts, and salamanders. They are distinguished by having an aquatic gill-breathing larval stage followed (typically) by a terrestrial lung-breathing adult stage.
Huge Power would really be obscenely powerful. The only thing that could remotely think of switching safely into Woodman @ Choice Band with Seed Bomb/Flare Blitz/Return/filler would be Heatran (which is still 3HKO'd without a lot of defensive investment); everything else is neutral to at least one attack and thusly ripped to shreds by a 102 bp move off 786 attack. I want this to be a workable physical attacker but Huge Power isn't the way to go. I still think Rock Head is the best option for giving this some physical power.Yes I know and that's frightening to say the least, but with a limited offensive movepool, it's not going to be a fucking huge threat. I'm having a hunch it wouldn't have Earthquake, Head Smash, Stone Edge, and other useful physical move to use Huge Power much. Despite suiciding against alot of stuff with two recoil moves isn't cool.
BTW, Huge Power Japanese's name when translated was "Power Charge". That sounds somewhat cannon relating.
Agreeing, entirely.I really want Rock Head. The Physical side will be all for naught if it can't get a hold of those awesome STAB 120 BPs.
I've also thought about Battle Armor, so I guess those would be my two picks.
And it would make our guy the next abused OU, with a team consisting of him/heatran/jumpluff/shifty/sunflora/etc. Drought should stay in Ubers.I would like to throw DROUGHT into the discussion. An auto-weather poke would be nice, especially one to stop the Sandstorms, and it would give our guy a cool niche.
I already know that all I’m saying is that just because it has dry scaly skin doesn't mean it enough justifiable evidence this ability. If having dry scaly skin was a justifiable reason behind Dry Skin then why Pokémon like Seviper, Ekans, and a few other reptilian looking creatures don’t have it. Why is it that Dry Skin has been given to only two Pokémon, both not considered reptiles in any shape or form? The idea behind Dry Skin's effect is it's based on the fact that you're skin has lost all it's moisture, thus causing your skin to crack and probably bleed. Reptile skin are covered in scales, while dry are designed to keep moisture in. If we're assuming that Dry Skin reasoning behind its effect is on the idea of moisten skin being dried out and causing, then a reptilian creature really can't get this ability as it's skin is protected from that.*pst* Frogs aren't reptiles, they're amphibians.
This guy has so many options, he really does need to have two abilities. I think that's what you were saying at least, but I'm tired and my eyes have already betrayed me about 4 times in the last hour.but I think it should lose out to Battle Armor usually considering the art.
Where is that logic when people suggests Rock head in this thread? Don't take as this personal attack on you this just me venting a little again about Rock Head.You logically took apart Dry Skin(Lizard especially desert lizard have dry skin) if people did with that Rock Head they would not even be suggesting it but this is going be last time saying something about it we each have our own opinion.I already know that all I’m saying is that just because it has dry scaly skin doesn't mean it enough justifiable evidence this ability. If having dry scaly skin was a justifiable reason behind Dry Skin then why Pokémon like Seviper, Ekans, and a few other reptilian looking creatures don’t have it. Why is it that Dry Skin has been given to only two Pokémon, both not considered reptiles in any shape or form? The idea behind Dry Skin's effect is it's based on the fact that you're skin has lost all it's moisture, thus causing your skin to crack and probably bleed. Reptile skin are covered in scales, while dry are designed to keep moisture in. If we're assuming that Dry Skin reasoning behind its effect is on the idea that Pokémon with the ability have moist skin, then a reptilian creature really can get this ability.