Name Jeffery

Scalemons

100

Ground

45/226/101/101/101/22

Trapinch

200

Electric

80/104/52/104/52/208

Regieleki

300

Rock/Ground

70/130/109/101/109/79

Pupitar

400

Fighting

92/114/101/70/101/121

Zamazenta

500

Water

35/138/74/138/74/138

Remoraid

Opposite Abilities

100

These types of metal deal with weight of a Pokemon

Light Metal and Heavy Metal

200

These abilities describe opposite states of sleep for the body and also function in opposite ways

Insomnia and Comatose

300

Despite often being described as opposites, these body abilities serve completely different functions

Ice Body and Flame Body

400

These lower body parts are likely in varying states of freedom with their descriptors

Quick Feet and Tangled Feet

500

These descriptors of a Pokemon's exterior vary in results in HP and Speed

Dry Skin and Gooey

Japanese Names

100

Merutan

Meltan

200

Rantan

Lanturn

300

Kekking

Slaking

400

Mawhip

Alcremie

500

Korotock

Kricketune

Stallmons

100

This Pokemon is known for its high HP stat while making use of Eviolite with recovery and cleric moves

Chansey

200

This Pokemon has famously been included in generations of stall teams despite its weaker stats for blocking setup moves with Unaware

Quagsire

300

This Pokemon used to be famed for offense, but thrives spreading burns along with Defog and recovery

SmogChamp

400

This Pokemon has seen niche stall usage with its solid typing and ability covering a weakness, access to hazards, and making good use of Body Press

Bronzong

500

This Pokemon has been used on PP stall teams since abilities were introduced with its solid stats and mono typing

Suicune

Poke Ball Summons

100

It uses Topsy-Turvy, turning upside-down: every time it touches the ground, all grounded opponents near it will trip and take 5% damage.

Inkay

200

Using its tail to surf and jump around the stage, it attacks opponents in its path with electricity, dealing 8% damage

Alolan Raichu

300

It glides on a wave of water in one direction, washing away its summoner's opponents and dealing 1% damage in front of it and 3% behind it.

Oshawott

400

Once released it flies around looking for an opponent to target and, upon finding one, it remains stationary and attacks with Swift, shooting a stream of stars that deal 1%. Its attack can be easily DI'd out of.

Staryu

500

It walks and jumps around the stage, attacking nearby opponents by using Brutal Swing in the form of an uppercut that deals considerable damage and knockback.

Bewear