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Here's the problem with Aegislash.
His stance change ability is a neat idea. A pokemon that is sometimes defensive, sometimes offensive. shield has terrible attack great defence, blade is vice versa. But there's no RISK or difficulty using them.
The first problem is that Aegislash switches to Blade forme using any attack, no matter what it is or how weak it is. In fact, the only way to attack in shield forme is with sleep talk calling an attacking move. This means that rather than "switching" between strong but frail and weak but bulky Aegislash for all practical purposes always has 150 attack.
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His stance change ability is a neat idea. A pokemon that is sometimes defensive, sometimes offensive. shield has terrible attack great defence, blade is vice versa. But there's no RISK or difficulty using them.
The first problem is that Aegislash switches to Blade forme using any attack, no matter what it is or how weak it is. In fact, the only way to attack in shield forme is with sleep talk calling an attacking move. This means that rather than "switching" between strong but frail and weak but bulky Aegislash for all practical purposes always has 150 attack.
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