[Best Moveset] No.12 Butterfree Moveset #Sword and Shield #Scarlet and Violet

Attribute: Bug　Flying

 

Ability: Compound Eyes

"Multiply the hit rate of your own moves by 1.3."

 Hidden Feature: Tinted Lens

"A Pokémon with this characteristic activates the damage of the moves that are not ideal (when the attribute restraint ≤ 1⁄2) x 2."

 

HP: 60

Attack: 45

Defense: 50

Special Attack: 90

Special Defense: 80

Speed: 70

Sum: 395

 

Practical moves:

Physical attack: U-turn

Special Attack: Pollen Puff　Bug Buzz　Hurricane　Air Slash

Shadow Ball　Solar Beam　Energy Ball　Psychic

Variation: Stun Spore　Sleep Powder　Rage Powder　Quiver Dance Tailwind　Substitute　Baton Pass

　　Butterfree, as a tenth-level worm, can evolve into the final evolution of the house door, even if the sixth generation increases the racial value by 10 points, the total racial value cannot exceed the 400 mark. Although the racial value is low, Pokémon with low racial value also have their own fighting styles. But for a long time, Butterfree has not received much attention. The main reason was that it wasn't as fast as the Hurricane's Vivillon , which was finally improved in the eighth era.

　　First of all, Vivillon , who was the strongest butterfly, failed to get the sword and shield visa, and Butterfree finally learned Hurricane after twenty years , so Butterfree became the best substitute for Vivillon . If there is no Sleep Powder countermeasure in the team, Butterfree has a chance to successfully push the team under the Chaos effect triggered by Sleep Powder and Hurricane .

　　Butterfree feature of this configuration is of course choosing Compound Eyes to increase the hit rate of Sleep Powder and Hurricane. After the opponent sleeps, use Quiver Dance to strengthen their special attack and speed, and then push the team. The usage is simple and rude. Hurricane makes a high-powered primary skill, which is the most suitable move for Compound Eyes Butterfree , followed by Bug Buzz , which can reduce the opponent's special defense and increase its own output. For Butterfree , which has low durability , it also needs Substitute to protect its strengthening results.

　　Butterfree 's advantage over Vivillon is that he learned the Baton Pass in the eighth generation , so he can also pick it up and let the follow-up Pokémon Dynamax , compared to Butterfree's own push, personally prefer the relay play.

 　　In Brilliant Diamond/Bright Pearl, Butterfree can't learn Hurricane and Baton Pass, so can only use Air Slash with lower power instead. Compared with Sword and Shield Butterfree 's strength is relatively low, but there is no Dynamax and various disgusting venue effects in Rare Diamond, Butterfree is still capable of standing on the stage.

 　　In order to give the vulnerable Butterfree a chance to hypnotize the opponent, the natural first choice for props is Focus Sash . If you can ensure that you can hypnotize the opponent first, Leftovers is also one of the choices.

 

Gigantamax

　　If it's a single, Butterfree basically doesn't think about play other than Compound EyesSleep Powder. Because its own racial value is too low, even with the dual glasses of Tinted Lens and Choice Specs , the power is still quite impressive, not to mention the sad survival rate of the low-speed and low-durability Butterfree without Focus Sash.

　　Under the 8th generation Butterfree received the enhancement of Gigantamax , Butterfree The big wings after Gigantamax are still very attractive to me. Unfortunately, compared to the evolution of the old enemy Beedrill 's Mega, Butterfree 's Gigantamax did not bring much improvement to it. The effect of G-Max Befuddle is to put all the opponent's Pokémon into a poisoned state, paralysis state or sleep state. For Butterfree who generally uses Compound EyesSleep Powder , this special effect is worse than reducing the opponent's first-level special attack to improve his own survival rate, because three Which anomalous condition triggers is completely random.

　　So Gigantamax Butterfree rarely has a chance to play in singles, on the contrary, in doubles, it is a very useful special effect to make all opponents fall into abnormal state. As we all know, skills are guaranteed to hit under Dynamax , and the choice of super giant Butterfree is of course to use G-Max Befuddle after Gigantamax, so the output improvement of Tinted Lens is more important than Compound Eyes, after all, Butterfree is difficult even after Dynamax Live more than three rounds.

　　In terms of skill selection, I prefer to use Pollen Puff instead of Bug Buzz in doubles. Pollen Puff can attack or assist teammates in recovery, which is more effective in doubles. Then I will choose Solar Beam , Psychic and Hurricane as Dynamax 's output skills. Solar Beam and Psychic can change the field and prevent the opponent from using the field to prevent abnormal conditions.

　　In terms of props, if you don't choose Assault Vest , you can also use useful double skills such as Tailwind and Rage Powder . However , Butterfree 's durability is too low, these two skills are not particularly recommended.

 

Compound EyesSleep Powder

Feature: Compound Eyes

Effort distribution: 6 HP, 252 Special Attack, 252 Speed

Personality: Modest / Timid

Props: Focus Sash

Match: Sleep Powder　Hurricane　 Quiver Dance

　Substitute/Bug Buzz/Baton Pass

 

Gigantamax Butterfree

Feature: Tinted Lens

Effort distribution: 252 HP, 252 Special Attack, 6 Speed

Personality: Modest

Props: Assault Vest/Leftovers

Match: Pollen Puff　Solar Beam　Psychic　Hurricane

What if I encounter Butterfree in a battle ?

　　Butterfree 's core tactic is Sleep Powder , and any method of limiting hypnosis will make it lose the chance to strengthen. As long as you make good use of various fields and grass -type Pokémon, the chance of Butterfree being able to be successfully enhanced is still very low. Even if Butterfree is successfully strengthened, the problem of Butterfree's low durability has not changed. As long as you use the preemptive skills, you can easily send Butterfree off the field.