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The official site of Pokemon NFE battling.
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Golbat
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Tier-OU
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Abilities:
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Inner Focus: Prevents
flinching.
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HP
Atk
Def
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Sp Atk
Sp Def
Spd
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Brave Bird
Hypnosis
Roost
U-Turn
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252 Atk / 212 Spd / 44 Def
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A mini-Crobat essentially, but it
works just as well in NFE. Use Hypnosis on the first Pokemon if you
suspect they're not holding a Lum Berry, then either Brave Bird it
away, or use U-Turn to switch out. Roost helps with recovery, and gives
Golbat an easier time with weaker Rock-attacks, such as lead Graveler's
Rock Slide, which becomes a 2HKO.
252 Atk EVs give Golbat a chance to OHKO a lead Aipom after it takes
Life Orb damage, while guaranteeing a 2HKO on generic lead Glameows.
The rest of the EVs are dumped into Defense to better sponge priority
attacks and Fake Outs from the aformentioned Pokemon.
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Nasty Plot
Air Slash
Heat Wave / Sludge Bomb
Hidden Power Water / Taunt
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252 Sp Atk / 252 Spd / 4 Def
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This set makes a good lead, where
people expect the more popular Hypnosis / U-Turn variant, not to
mention Golbat's immunity to flinching, effectively leaving Aipom and
Glameow that much more optionless. Since Rock-types can get in the way,
HP Water deals with them, also aiding with lead Gravelers, but if you
feel that Taunt can help out more by denying your opponent Stealth
Rock, the latter 2 attacks are options.
The EVs are pretty straightforward, giving Golbat the most Speed it can
get, while making sure its decent Special Attack is enough to do major
damage to most threats after a Nasty Plot.
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Golbat makes a very useful
anti-lead with its immunity to flinching, Speed and access to Taunt. It
acts as a good lure for Ice and Psychic attacks from lead Marshtomp and
Kadabra, allowing one to send in a Fighting or Steel Pokemon to set up.
Bronzor works well in conjunction with Golbat, as it is resistant to
Rock and Ice attacks, and only receives 1/4 damage from Psychic
attacks. Bronzor can then proceed to set up screens, Stealth Rock, or
Hypnosis if you don't want to risk Golbat for it. Metang works in the same way, but offensive Metang sets
can work just as well. Golbat's U-Turn makes
this switch more assetable if Golbat isn't faced with a priority move, as
well. Golbat has a large Fighting resistance, so using it in
conjunction with Pokemon such as Sneasel or Lairon can possibly lead to
an easy switch-in to foes such as Monferno or Machoke. It can also
switch into Ground attacks that may attack said Lairon or Electric
Pokemon for no damage, while giving one a chance to set up a Nasty Plot.
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Rhydon leaves Golbat nearly
answerless if it doesn't pack Hidden Power Water. Resistances to
Poison, Flying and Fire means Golbat's best option is to U-Turn out, or
attempt Hypnosis, while Rhydon threatens it with Stone Edge, Ice Punch
or Thunderpunch. Electabuzz isn't OHKOed by anything apart from a STAB
Nasty Plot-boosted Sludge Bomb, and can KO Golbat with Thunderbolt.
Marshtomp is resistant to Poison and Fire, has enough defenses to be
2HKOed or 3HKOed by anything Golbat possesses, and packs Ice Beam to
take Golbat down. Piloswine has enough Defense to take anything but a
Nasty Plot-boosted Heat Wave, and can slam Golbat with a STAB Ice Shard
for a OHKO. Sneasel doesn't enjoy U-Turn or Hypnosis, but can always
outspeed and KO Golbat with a STAB Ice Punch.
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