Greedent

PVE Movesets Grades

Quick	Charge	ATK	DEF
Tackle	Body Slam	A	A-
Bite	Body Slam	B	B
Bullet Seed	Body Slam	C	A
Tackle	Trailblaze	X	B
Bite	Trailblaze	X	B

Quick	Charge	ATK	DEF
Tackle	Crunch	X	C
Bite	Crunch	C	X
Bullet Seed	Crunch	X	C
Mud Shot	Crunch	C	X
Mud Shot	Body Slam	C	X
Mud Shot	Trailblaze	X	X

PVE Offensive Moves Explanation

• Tackle your opponents like a man squirrel and then Body Slam them with STAB. 
• Bite only what you can chew Crunch, which is probably Psychic and Ghost Pokemon. 
• Mud slinging poor Greedent isn't good, so please don't use Mud Shot.
• Real tough squirrels don't spit Bullet Seeds from a distance. And smart trainers don't use Greedent for attacking. 
• Let other Pokemon pave the way, don't use Trailblaze on Greedent.

PVE Defensive Moves Explanation

• The first line of defense as a squirrel is to spit Bullet Seeds at the approaching attackers. 
• If they get close, Tackle them to the ground. 
• If that fails, then the last option is to Bite.
• Squirrels aren't well known for throwing mud, but Greedent can use Mud Shot in a pinch. 
• Fighting-types laugh when you try to Crunch them, so it's better to Body Slam instead. 
• Trailblaze is okay, but not great.

PVE Overview

PVP Movesets Grades

Quick	Charge	ATK
Mud Shot	Body Slam Crunch	A

PvP Moveset Explanation

Mud Shot + Body Slam and Crunch

Mud Shot's fantastic energy generation lets Greedent rapid-fire Body Slams, while keeping Crunch in the back to hit Psychic- and Ghost-type Pokémon.

PvP Rating Explanation

Great League: 3.5 / 5

Greedent is a bulky Body Slam user. We already have a few of those, and Greedent doesn't do a ton to let itself stand out. While its straight up win rate vs the Great League metagame isn't fantastic on paper, its performance skyrockets with a little bit of energy advantage. This makes it extra powerful as a safe swap. With the buffs to Crunch in Season 9, Greedent moves up the ranks a bit. 

Ultra League: 4 / 5

Normal-type Body Slam user with anti-Ghost coverage. Sound familiar? In Ultra League, Greedent generally ends up feeling like Snorlax, though it lacks coverage against Steels and Obstagoon. What it does offer is more spamminess and more reliable anti-Ghost / Psychic damage

Master League: 0 / 5

Greedent gets nowhere near the CP required to compete in Master League.

Fast Moves

5

Tackle

More Info

Normal

.714x Damage	VS
.714x Damage	VS
.51x Damage	VS

0.7 secs

CD	DW	EPS	EPU	DPS	DPS w/STAB	True DPS
0.50	0.20	10.00		10.00	12.50

6

Bite

More Info

Dark

1.6x Damage	VS
1.6x Damage	VS
.714x Damage	VS
.714x Damage	VS
.714x Damage	VS

0.7 secs

CD	DW	EPS	EPU	DPS	DPS w/STAB	True DPS
0.50	0.20	8.00		12.00	15.00

8

Bullet Seed

More Info

Grass

1.6x Damage	VS
1.6x Damage	VS
1.6x Damage	VS
.714x Damage	VS
.714x Damage	VS
.714x Damage	VS
.714x Damage	VS
.714x Damage	VS
.714x Damage	VS
.714x Damage	VS

0.7 secs

CD	DW	EPS	EPU	DPS	DPS w/STAB	True DPS
1.10	0.20	12.73		7.27	9.09

5

Mud Shot

More Info

Ground

1.6x Damage	VS
1.6x Damage	VS
1.6x Damage	VS
1.6x Damage	VS
1.6x Damage	VS
.714x Damage	VS
.714x Damage	VS
.51x Damage	VS

0.7 secs

CD	DW	EPS	EPU	DPS	DPS w/STAB	True DPS
0.60	0.20	11.67		8.33	10.42

Charge Moves

50

Body Slam

3 Energy

More Info

Normal

.714x Damage	VS
.714x Damage	VS
.51x Damage	VS

0.7 secs

CD	DW	EPS	DPE	DPS	DPS w/STAB	DPE*DPS
1.90	0.50	0.00	1.52	26.32	32.89		39.87

70

Crunch

3 Energy

More Info

Dark

1.6x Damage	VS
1.6x Damage	VS
.714x Damage	VS
.714x Damage	VS
.714x Damage	VS

0.7 secs

CD	DW	EPS	DPE	DPS	DPS w/STAB	DPE*DPS
3.20	1.70	0.00	2.12	21.88	27.34		46.40

65

Trailblaze

2 Energy

More Info

Grass

1.6x Damage	VS
1.6x Damage	VS
1.6x Damage	VS
.714x Damage	VS
.714x Damage	VS
.714x Damage	VS
.714x Damage	VS
.714x Damage	VS
.714x Damage	VS
.714x Damage	VS

0.7 secs

CD	DW	EPS	DPE	DPS	DPS w/STAB	DPE*DPS
2.00	0.70	0.00	1.30	32.50	40.63		42.25

Pokemon Type Chart

Vulnerable

160% damage

Resistant

39.1% damage

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