>>44778052>Doesn't mean it's OP eitherBut the type is OP.
>Oh do you're bringing up gen 7.What's the problem with that? Most Untiered Pokemon got cut in the dexcull.
>So good that almost no other Pokemon run Fairy moves for coverageLiterally only 17 non-Fairy type Pokemon TOTAL get Moonblast, and only 9 of those are fully evolved. And of those, Lunala, Bellossom, Musharna, and Lunatone DO use it, so there are only 5 fully evolved Pokemon that can learn it but don't use it. Noctowl probably does, but I can't find any sets for it, Vileplume runs STAB + Strength Sap + support move, Jirachi runs exclusively physical sets, and Zamazenta has pathetic Special Attack for an Uber with decent Attack.
So yeah, most Pokemon that can use it for coverage do. As for Dazzling Gleam, several Pokemon use it, from Alakazam, to Cherrim, to Espeon, even though it's a weaker Moonblast.
Did you WANT to get absolutely BTFO? I don't see why you'd even bring this point up unless you're talking out of your ass.
>Yes it's good defensively but it's still not OPIt absolutely is OP defensively. It's the second best Defensive type in the game behind Steel, which has 3 weaknesses to some of the best Offensive types in the game. Fairy, meanwhile, is weak only to 2 of the worst in the game.
>And?Moonblast gets special treatment putting it on par with Gen 5 and prior offensive special attacks when every other type got nerfed, making it overpowered.
>You mean you don’t have to use Steel and Poison types to beat Fairies? InterestingNormal was the strongest type in the game in Gen 1 and 2 because it effectively had no weaknesses, like Fairy, since Fighting was a trash type. You had to kill Normal types with Neutral damage, raising their longevity by quite a bit.
