Flaming Blast Build Charizard - DecimatedSoul
Build Path
Flame BurstFirst Pick
Damage. Burn. Movement Speed up.
Flamethrower
Damage. Burn. (+)Burn Damage.
Fire Blast
Area of Denial. Damage. Slow.
Muscle Band
Basic attacks do more damage the more HP the opponent has.
Attack Weight
Permanently increases Attack upon scoring a goal.
Razor Claw
After using a move, the Pokémon's next basic attack deals more damage. If held by a melee Pokémon, the basic attack also slows opposing Pokémon.
Full Heal
Temporarily makes you immune to status effects.
Stat Boosts
Bonus Attack Damage On Hit
Attack Damage (Upon Goal)
Guide
Charizard - All-Rounder
Physical Attacker
Melee, Novice
Boosted Attack-
Breathe a firey breath dealing continual damage 4 times. Deal additional damage to enemies that have been burned by Charizard. This additional damage can not critically strike. Auto attacks gain increased range when evolving.
Against Wild Pokemon: The total damage is capped at 250.
Ability- Blaze
Increases Critical-Hit Rate by 20% while at half HP or less.
Can substitute Razor Claw with Scope Lens
Can substitute Full Heal with X-Speed
EMBLEMS
Gold-
Kangaskhan
Pidgeot
Ho-Oh
Marowak
Machamp
Primeape
Nidoqueen
Smeargle
Dunsparce
Bronze-
Aerodactyl
Works Well With
This build was created in the game version of 1.11.1.7. It may contain inaccuracies in the data that is used compared to the current version of 1.12.1.5.
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