0348 Armaldo
Performance
Status
- Ranking Score:67.9
- Main moves:Fury Cutter, Rock Blast, Liquidation
- Type
- Level:18-21
- Rank:Lvl 20 0/9/15CP 1500
- Buddy Distance:3km
- Charged Move Cost:50,000 Stardust
- Attack:133.3
- Defense:110.8
- Stamina:113
- Overall:1671
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Character Introduction
Armaldo is a Rock & Bug Pokémon which evolves from Anorith. It is vulnerable to Rock, Steel and Water moves. Armaldo's strongest moveset is Fury Cutter & Return and it has a Max CP of 2,848.
Armaldo's resilient armor deflects all attacks; its massive claws, freely extendable or retractable, possess the strength to punch through steel slabs.
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PVP Mode Explanatory Notes
PvP Moveset Explanation
Fury Cutter is the preferred fast move, featuring fast energy generation and also benefits from STAB. Struggle Bug deals more damage, but doesn't let Armaldo use its charge as frequently and overall is an inferior pick.
Rock Blast takes advantage of STAB and a low energy cost which makes it the main charge move for Armaldo. Liquidation helps cover Rock- and Ground-type targets and is generally a solid move. Cross Poison is the cheapest charge move energy-wise and allows for shield-baiting, but its damage output and coverage isn't very favorable. Water Pulse just absolutely horrible, dealing 70 damage for 60 energy (for a pitiful 1.17 DPE)
PvP Rating Explanation
Armaldo has an odd Bug/Rock typing which makes it vulnerable to only 3 typings, but doesn't really provide any meaningful resistances otherwise. A stat distribution focused on offense results in overall fewer defensive stats which hurts it more. However, Armaldo's main liability is its horrible moveset, with all of its charge moves offering little damage for the amount of energy used up (DPE). This leaves Armaldo relatively toothless in comparison to other candidates in Great League, and results in a long list of losses against the popular meta picks.
A higher CP cap in Ultra League allows Armaldo to utilize its ATK stat more, but it still has the same problems as it did in Great League. Wins against Umbreon and Lugia are appreciated, but losses against most meta picks still discourage its use.
If Armaldo couldn't get many wins on an equal CP playing field, just wait until it faces Pokemon with a CP disadvantage.
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