大蛇瞪眼
NU 世代 9招式
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命中 100 PP 30
用腹部的花纹使对手害怕,从而让其陷入麻痹状态。
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威力 140 命中 100 PP 10
通过震耳欲聋的爆炸声产生的破坏力,攻击自己周围所有的宝可梦。
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战术分析
Dudunsparce is a reliable Stealth Rock lead on hyper offense and paralysis-spreading wallbreaker on offensive builds that combines strong immediate pressure with good natural bulk. Glare cripples faster threats such as Munkidori, Flygon, and Scyther, allowing both Dudunsparce and its teammates to outspeed them. Hex takes advantage of this by heavily punishing paralyzed targets like Bronzong and Basculegion, while Earth Power is an alternative option that more directly pressures bulkier Pokemon such as Copperajah, Duraludon, and Incineroar. However, Hex is generally preferred to avoid being walled by Bronzong, Brambleghast, and Decidueye once they are paralyzed. Stealth Rock helps hyper offense teams by chipping foes into range of a KO, but Roost allows Dudunsparce to last longer on offense teams to check the likes of Chandelure and Houndstone. Chople Berry improves its consistency as a lead by letting it survive super effective Fighting-type attacks from wallbreakers such as Infernape and Heracross, allowing Dudunsparce to cripple them with Glare in return. Throat Spray is an alternative option that gives Dudunsparce immediate wallbreaking power after a Boomburst at the cost of reliability. Heavy-Duty Boots allows Dudunsparce to constantly switch in and out of the field without worry of entry hazards, but this item is negligible when Dudunsparce is ran on hyper offensive teams. 140 Speed EVs let Dudunsparce outspeed uninvested bulky Pokemon such as Vaporeon, Wo-Chien, Houndstone, as well as defensive Tsareena. After a Rattled boost, it can outspeed Pokemon such as Incineroar, Sylveon, Adamant Basculegion-M, and Adamant Toxicroak, letting it cripple them with Glare or pressure them with its attacks. The remaining HP investment improves its overall bulk, helping it more reliably take hits at full health. Tera Ghost further boosts Hex and gives Dudunsparce a useful Fighting immunity, letting it avoid attacks from Heracross and Paldean Tauros-W if it lacks a Chople Berry or after the Berry has been consumed. Tera Water gives Dudunsparce useful resistances to Water- and Fire-type attacks while making it neutral to Fighting-type attacks, helping it stomach hits from threats such as Basculegion-M, Chandelure, and Paldean Tauros-F. Dudunsparce fits best on offense teams that appreciate its ability to set Stealth Rock; spread paralysis with Glare; and heavily chip common walls such as Altaria, Vaporeon, Copperajah, Duraludon, Swampert, and Scream Tail with Boomburst. Additional support from teammates like Klefki, which can set Spikes or dual screens, helps further stack entry hazard damage and aid teammates in setting up. Wallbreakers like Munkidori, Chandelure, Staraptor, Heracross, and Flamigo benefit from Dudunsparce getting Stealth Rock up early and spreading paralysis, which slows down faster attackers like opposing Munkidori, Choice Scarf Flamigo, and Tornadus. In return, they wear down defensive staples like Swampert, Wo-Chien, and Vaporeon. However, Dudunsparce often struggles against specially bulky Pokemon such as Goodra and Chansey, which can stomach its attacks and force it out. After setting Stealth Rock and spreading paralysis, Dudunsparce often faints to Fighting-types, giving teammates like Munkidori, Uxie, Chandelure, and Meloetta a free switch to regain momentum, while setup sweepers such as Scyther and Scrafty take advantage of the slowed opposing team. Psychic-types such as Uxie and Munkidori especially enjoy Dudunsparce, since it chips Steel-types like Duraludon and Copperajah, easing their sweep. Paralysis lets these teammates set up or clean without being forced out by faster attackers that would otherwise revenge kill them, such as Infernape and opposing Scyther for Scrafty, Paldean Tauros-W and Flygon for Chandelure, and Tornadus for Munkidori and Scyther. As a result, Munkidori and Chandelure can find setup opportunities more easily, Scrafty needs fewer Dragon Dance boosts to outspeed these revenge killers, Scyther can drop priority moves for options like Trailblaze, and Meloetta becomes much harder to revenge kill. If Dudunsparce lacks Stealth Rock, it can be paired with Swampert and Duraludon, the former of which carries utility in Knock Off and can be a Fighting-type check while the latter offers Roar and Thunder Wave to contribute to the paralysis-spreading nature of Dudunsparce.