Would anyone use an entry hazard that lowers evasion 1 stage?

The girls in the manga are pure sex.

>>28554763
Pretty much.

Depends on distribution. If it's as heavily distributed as SR, some people will use it. Luke you said it makes strong low accuracy moves viable.

>>28554857
This desu senpai

>>28554798
indeed

>>28555925
Wasn't electric tales of pikachu literally drawn by a hentai artist?

>>28555944
yes, and he specialized in futa.

>>28554743
I can get behind that honestly. Not as outright damaging as Sneaky Pebbles and Sticky Web, but enough to make stuff like Iron Tail, Hypnosis, and Hydro Pump safe to use in moderation (since most teams will still carry hazard control and spin/defog it away anyways).

>>28555953
He probably imagined Jessie with a big meaty stick.

>>28555944
guess I have some research to do... for science!

>>28554743
Set up for electroball, Gives your fast sweepers an extra edge, or force an extra dance out from stat boosters.

>>28554743

What type of move would it be? Ice-type? It could be flavored as slowing down the enemy Pokemon's reaction times due to the harsh cold.

>>28556024
A grass move that fills the area with large roots would work.

Gotta plan out where you move.

>>28556024
>Ice Sheet
>Ice, Status
>PP: 20
>Lowers the foe's evasion by one stage upon switching in.

>>28556024
Nah ice type hazards should be frozen puddles and all Pokemon that aren't ice have a chance slipping and hurting themselves. Gets melted by fire types

>>28554743
I want to put my face in Elesa's butt

>>28556080

That would work, and Grass-types tend to get a lot of good support/status moves already.

>>28554743
>contrarian
Oh yes please let this be a thing

I think stealth rock should to damage based on pokemons weights instead of types.

>>28556024
>>28556148
>>28556195
>ice type entry hazard
>main users will be water

Semisarcasm aside. That sounds neat

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>>28556235
>Contrary Shuckle