Pokémon Sword, Shield, Ichthyosaurus battle analysis and usage experience

In Pokémon Sword and Shield, Ichthyosaurus is a Pokémon with water and dragon attributes. How should players use Ichthyosaur in battle? The following will bring you the battle analysis and usage experience of Pokémon Sword, Shield and Ichthyosaurus for players’ reference.

Branchial Ichthyosaur

Attributes (water/dragon), characteristics (water storage/strong jaws/sand removal). This article is purely a personal opinion, please correct me if there are any errors

Recommended output moves: water (gill bite), dragon (reverse scale, dragon dive), super power (spiritual teeth), fighting ( Kick down), Evil (Crush), Ice (Freeze Fang), Rock (Rock Crash, Rockslide), Ground (Earthquake), Steel (Iron Head).

Recommended moves: Talk in sleep, hold on.

Looking at the distribution of racial values, it looks like a bucket-waist, but in fact Ichthyosaurus is called a little Palkia. Although this Pokémon has no resistance, it is also There are not too many weaknesses, and it is relatively good in terms of attack. The speed racial value has reached 75. In order to ensure that the branchial ichthyosaur can be the first to output the scarf, it is better to catch a large number of branchial ichthyosaurs, and the branchial ichthyosaur is only one Pokémon still has a very high usage rate in battles. Especially in singles, it still ranks first in water-type output. Compared to doubles, which rely more on the cooperation of teammates, Ichthyosaurus is less suitable, but even so Double-sided ichthyosaurs are still common.

In terms of characteristics, the branchial ichthyosaur has water storage, strong jaws and sand removal. After the ban on sand removal is lifted, it seems that the branchial ichthyosaur can use sandstorm weather to speed up and achieve certain cooperation, but in reality Now, whether it is single or double play, the main characteristic of the branchial ichthyosaur is still the strong jaw. In terms of speed, it can be solved by wearing a scarf, and the strong jaw provides a power bonus to the moves (especially the direct addition to the gill bite) Naturally, its versatility is much higher, so the most common characteristic of this Pokémon is that it mostly has strong jaws. In addition to gill bite, it can also strengthen moves such as mental teeth, crushing, and freezing teeth. As for water, it is less than using sand.

A gill bite teaches you how to behave.

Judging from the current environment, Brachyichthyosaurus can still become an existence that can kill everyone in one bite. It’s just that the jokes have been ruined, so now the voices making fun of Brachyichthyosaurus are getting more and more popular. Less, generally speaking, its main positioning is direct output, without relying on sand shifting to increase speed. If you want to trigger the effect of gill bite, you must find an opportunity to take the lead. Therefore, the scarf is still the main prop of the branchial ichthyosaur. Of course, the speed increase method There is more than one way. For example, in doubles, you can also rely on teammates to follow the wind (while singles rely on relays). At this time, Ichthyosaurus can also bring bricks to focus on output. With bricks, Ichthyosaurus will really be able to kill instantly with one bite. , as long as the shortcomings of speed are solved.

In terms of choosing moves, no water type is better than gill bite, so the natural choice for gill ichthyosaurs is the water type gill bite. For dragon types, they usually choose reverse scale or dragon. Dive (but note that the hit rate of Dragon Dive is not high, so non-European emperors still need to choose carefully), and the others are some conventional blind filling. Because of its strong jaws, Ichthyosaurus should be considered more. Some gnawing moves, such as the psychic fangs of the super power system, the bite of the evil system, the freezing teeth of the ice system, etc. Of course, in addition to this, you can also choose the kick of the fighting system and the rock critical strike of the rock system. As well as rock avalanches (double), ground-based earthquakes, etc.