The **Other** Build. Clefable - ThatBlissplayer
You can't die if you just dodge and tank everything the team throws.
Build Path
Draining Kiss
Damage. Ally heal (on opponent impact).
Follow Me
Aggro. Shield.
Wonder WishUNITE
AOE percent heal. Adds a random special move.
Energy Amplifier
After using your Unite Move, you deal extra damage for a short time.
Shell Bell
Special attacks heal 45 HP, plus a percentage of your Sp. Atk.
Focus Band
When HP is low, gradually recovers HP.
Potion
Restore a small amount of HP over time.
Stat Boosts
Special Move Vamp
Unite Move Damage Increase
Guide
SO UMMMMM. IT TURNS OUT YOU CAN DODGE MOST MOVES AND EVEN SOME UNITES WITH FOLLOW ME.
The weird way Follow me works means that if you time it in the beginning - middle point where a move is first used and is locking on to you (Pikachus Electro Ball is a great example), it will automatically cancel the move and force the opponent to attack you with basic attacks. This would *normally* be okay since the opponent can just use another move, BUTTTTT... if the opponent has used a move that lets basic attacks become a movement option (ex. Close Combat) and you use Follow Me, you can reposition that dash to yeet the enemy into your team for a free kill.
You see where this is going? Good.
This build relies the most on using your Follow Me efficiently to allow your teammate or jungler to follow up with their own moves. This means that you may want to learn a few other pokemon's cooldowns for moves before you use this moveset, as if you Follow Me right into your teammate and they don't have any moves to follow up you're both going to get shredded. Keep in mind that since you have Drain Kiss, you can play much more aggressively than the average Clefable (I mean, just look at how much regen Drain Kiss gives you on a low Spc. Def enemy COUGH COUGH Machamp. Pls nerf.) And lure people into targetting you on low hp only to completely shatter their hopes and dreams by regenning to full hp while they're just sitting there watching the Gengar on the other lane speed halfway across the map to your position because your team just defeated Regileki at Literally The Worst Time (everyone died).
Oh, and if you ever get caught in that position (like I ranted about above), Energy Amp gives your Unite the extra kick it needs to actually be a Unite (including the Double Unite Clause because Clefable's Unite triggers twice), so in a pinch? Just 1v5 the entire team with a Hyper Beam/Block/Fly and a stupidly op Drain Kiss. (Because you deal almost just as much damage with a maxed Energy Amp as if you had a Rayquaza shield on. *30% increased damage, btw.*) And if you get bad luck, just drag the opposing team into your team, disable all their moves with Follow me and watch the funny 4 ko feed pop up.
Works Well With
You are essentially a second jungler mon with less EXP needed. If you're in a bad situation or a bad team, watch where the Gengar goes and follow up with them to give your team a guaranteed objective/goal points.
Want to be hyper aggressive? Talonflame bottom lane. Your Disarming Voice deals massive damage early and Focus band + Potion allows you to survive stupidly long, allowing Talonflame to fish the exp they need off of enemy last hit kills. Keep it up, and the bottom lane will be starved of exp and will be entirely useless in the Regileki/Rayquaza team fights, allowing a massive snowball to win the game.
Wigglytuffs Sing allows your Drain Kiss to two-shot most pokemon due to the Def and Spc Def decrease, and if your Wigglytuff chose Rollout? let them position nearby, drag the opponent into range, and let Wigglytuff do as much damage as possible, then Drain kiss for a near one-shot, and crit basic attack to finish them off. Lord pray if the Wigglytuff has a full Crit set + emblems on, because Unite forgot to remove crits on all of their moves (Including Rollout)
This build was created in the game version of 1.7.1.7. It may contain inaccuracies in the data that is used compared to the current version of 1.12.1.5.
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