Pokémon X and Y/Species Strategies (Generation VI Families)

This page contains information on every Pokémon family first introduced in Generation VI, including stats, recommended movesets and evolutionary lines. All evolutionary linecs are put together, even if an evolution or pre-evolution was not introduced in the same Generation as other members of its evolutionary family.

Chespin, Quilladin and Chesnaught

Dex No.	Name	Typing	Statistics						Abilities
			HP	Attack	Defense	Special Attack	Special Defense	Speed
650	Chespin	Grass	56	61	65	48	45	38	Overgrow / Bulletproof
651	Quilladin	Grass	61	78	95	56	58	57	Overgrow / Bulletproof
652	Chesnaught	Grass/Fighting	88	107	122	74	75	64	Overgrow / Bulletproof

Fennekin, Braixen and Delphox

Dex No.	Name	Typing	Statistics						Abilities
			HP	Attack	Defense	Special Attack	Special Defense	Speed
653	Fennekin	Fire	40	45	40	62	60	60	Blaze / Magician
654	Braixen	Fire	59	59	58	90	70	73	Blaze / Magician
655	Delphox	Fire/Psychic	75	69	72	114	100	104	Blaze / Magician

Froakie, Frogadier and Greninja

Dex No.	Name	Typing	Statistics						Abilities
			HP	Attack	Defense	Special Attack	Special Defense	Speed
656	Froakie	Water	41	56	40	62	44	71	Torrent / Protean
657	Frogadier	Water	54	63	52	83	56	97	Torrent / Protean
658	Greninja	Water/Dark	72	95	67	103	71	122	Torrent / Protean

Greninja is one of the most popular Pokémon introduced in Gen VI, and that's not just due to its cool design. Contrasting other Water-type starters in the past, which pack on bulk while compromising Speed, Greninja is a glass cannon. With an awesome 122 base Speed and strong offensive stats, Greninja is a fairly threatening attacker. Most importantly, Greninja gets the nearly exclusive Protean as its hidden ability, which is where much of its potency comes from. Protean automatically changes Greninja's type to the typing of its move used before it attacks. This gives Greninja STAB on all of its attacks and makes it very unpredictable, due to its ability to constantly change its resistances and weaknesses. Greninja's major flaw is its frailty, and it will often have trouble entering the field into an attack. This also somewhat diminishes the defensive advantage of Protean. Both of Greninja's attack stats, although above average, aren't excellent, so it might not be able to KO certain opponents before they can hit back with a lethal move.

While both of Greninja's attack stats are usable, most players prefer to focus on its special moves, given that its specially-based movepool is wider and that its Special Attack stat is plainly higher. Indeed, Greninja has a ton of moves to utilize Protean with. Hydro Pump is its main STAB move, boosting high power and decent accuracy, although Surf is a slightly more reliable alternative. Dark Pulse is a great secondary STAB that provides nice coverage alongside Hydro Pump, but is sometimes replaced by another move to deal with specific threats. Ice Beam is a vital coverage move to be used against Grass-types and Dragon-types which resist Hydro Pump. Extrasensory is another popular move that Greninja naturally learns, which let it break through some of its common threats, most notably Mega Venusaur. Finally, Greninja can be a speedy hazard setter with Spikes, while still being a capable offensive Pokémon.

Bunnelby and Diggersby

Dex No.	Name	Typing	Statistics						Abilities
			HP	Attack	Defense	Special Attack	Special Defense	Speed
659	Bunnelby	Normal	38	36	38	32	36	57	Pickup / Cheek Pouch / Huge Power
660	Diggersby	Normal/Ground	85	56	77	50	77	78	Pickup / Cheek Pouch / Huge Power

Bunnelby and Diggersby look like your average early-game rodent, with pretty terrible stats and nothing much going for them. However, Diggersby is one of the very few Pokémon that gets Huge Power, doubling its poor Attack stat into dangerously high levels. Its Huge Power boosted attacks are extremely hard-hitting, and its two STABs offer great neutral coverage, with Ground-type attacks able to break down the Rock and Steel types that resist Normal. However, it has some glaring flaws. It has poor Speed, which keeps it from being a powerful sweeper and means it must often sponge attacks before attacking back if it doesn't have a priority move. Both of its STABs also have common immunities, causing it to have trouble against Pokémon like Gengar, Drifblim, Skarmory and Bronzong, which have either partial or complete immunity to its main attacks. Despite that, Diggersby's sheer power lets it remain as a decently effective Pokémon for tearing through defensive teams.

If you want to use Diggersby, always have Huge Power as its ability, as it is a terrible Pokémon otherwise. Return is its strongest Normal-type attack without any drawbacks when at max happiness, and will be the attack of choice against Pokémon that don't resist it. Earthquake is Diggersby's strongest Ground-type move. While it has lower power than a maximized Return, it offers great coverage with Return as it is effective against Rock and Steel types that can tank a Return. Quick Attack gives it a strong priority attack to circumvent its subpar Speed. For coverage moves, either Stone Edge or Wild Charge can be used. Stone Edge has higher damage but lower accuracy, while Wild Charge does more damage to Steel-types that are immune to Earthquake, such as Skarmory and Bronzong, as well as offer some coverage, particularly against Water-types. Finally, U-Turn is an option to let you switch out while doing damage, useful when you find yourself up against a Pokémon that Diggersby has no hope of breaking through.

Fletchling, Fletchinder and Talonflame

Dex No.	Name	Typing	Statistics						Abilities
			HP	Attack	Defense	Special Attack	Special Defense	Speed
661	Fletchling	Normal/Flying	45	50	43	40	38	62	Big Pecks / Gale Wings
662	Fletchinder	Fire/Flying	62	73	55	56	52	84	Flame Body / Gale Winds
663	Talonflame	Fire/Flying	78	81	71	74	69	126	Flame Body / Gale Wings

Talonflame evolutionary family is the early bird Pokémon line of Kalos. Talonflame is quite unlike its predecessors not just in its type combination, but also its usefulness in battle. Talonflame's stats look uninteresting, with its only nice stat being its great Speed, but it also comes with the excellent Gale Wings ability, which increases the priority of every Flying-type move. This makes moves like Brave Bird, Roost or Tailwind move first, making Talonflame one of the best revenge killers and support Pokémon there is, and even a potential sweeper. Gale Wings also means that it can invest exclusively in Attack to maximize its power without worrying about getting outsped. While its high Speed may seem pointless with Gale Wings, it also means it will almost certainly move first against other priority users. While Talonflame is one of the most popular and useful Pokémon there is, it has some definite flaws. Its Fire/Flying type has several well-known weaknesses, including a terrible 4x weakness to Stealth Rock that limits its ability to switch in often. It also has poor bulk, made worse as it relies on recoil moves to do damage. Talonflame also lacks sheer power, as its 81 Attack means that sufficiently bulky Pokémon can take hits without fear.

Talonflame is decently flexible in the moves it can use. Brave Bird is its best Flying STAB, having great neutral coverage and getting Gale Wing's priority boost. Flare Blitz is a good secondary STAB move for Steel-types, and has equivalent power as Brave Bird. U-Turn is a good utility move for scouting out possible switches or to bail out of unfavorable matchups. Roost is a great healing move if it finds the space to use it, being boosted by Gale Wings and letting heal off damage taken from its recoil moves. Tailwind is another great priority move for supporting teammates instead, and it is even better in double or triple battles. Talonflame can run Will-o-Wisp as for supporting, useful for crippling its usual counters, which are usually physical attackers packing a Rock move. Taunt can be used if you fear its defensive counters instead, being able to shut down walls that rely on status moves. Finally, Talonflame gets a variety of boosting moves, from Hone Claws to Bulk Up to Swords Dance. Bulk Up is probably the best, as Talonflame is far too frail to setup with any other boosting move.

Scatterbug, Spewpa and Vivillon

Dex No.	Name	Typing	Statistics						Abilities
			HP	Attack	Defense	Special Attack	Special Defense	Speed
664	Scatterbug	Bug	38	35	40	27	25	35	Shield Dust / Compound Eyes / Friend Guard
665	Spewpa	Bug	45	22	60	27	30	29	Shed Skin / Friend Guard
666	Vivillon	Bug/Flying	80	52	50	90	50	89	Shield Dust / Compound Eyes / Friend Guard

Litleo and Pyroar

Dex No.	Name	Typing	Statistics						Abilities
			HP	Attack	Defense	Special Attack	Special Defense	Speed
667	Litleo	Fire/Normal	62	50	58	73	54	72	Rivalry / Unnerve / Moxie
668	Pyroar	Fire/Normal	86	68	72	109	66	106	Rivalry / Unnerve / Moxie

Flabébé, Floette and Florges

Dex No.	Name	Typing	Statistics						Abilities
			HP	Attack	Defense	Special Attack	Special Defense	Speed
669	Flabébé	Fairy	44	38	39	61	79	42	Flower Veil / Symbiosis
670	Floette	Fairy	54	45	47	75	98	52	Flower Veil / Symbiosis
671	Florges	Fairy	78	65	68	112	154	75	Flower Veil / Symbiosis

Skiddo and Gogoat

Dex No.	Name	Typing	Statistics						Abilities
			HP	Attack	Defense	Special Attack	Special Defense	Speed
672	Skiddo	Grass	66	65	48	62	57	52	Sap Sipper / Grass Pelt
673	Gogoat	Grass	123	100	62	97	81	68	Sap Sipper / Grass Pelt

Pancham and Pangoro

Dex No.	Name	Typing	Statistics						Abilities
			HP	Attack	Defense	Special Attack	Special Defense	Speed
674	Pancham	Fighting	67	82	62	46	48	43	Iron Fist / Mold Breaker / Scrappy
675	Pangoro	Fighting/Dark	95	124	78	69	71	58	Iron Fist / Mold Breaker / Scrappy

Furfrou

Dex No.	Name	Typing	Statistics						Abilities
			HP	Attack	Defense	Special Attack	Special Defense	Speed
676	Furfrou	Normal	75	80	60	65	90	102	Fur Coat

Espurr and Meostic

Dex No.	Name	Typing	Statistics						Abilities
			HP	Attack	Defense	Special Attack	Special Defense	Speed
677	Espurr	Psychic	62	48	54	63	60	68	Keen Eye / Infiltrator / Own Tempo
678	Meowstic	Psychic	74	48	76	83	81	104	Keen Eye / Infiltrator / Prankster, Competitive

Honedge, Doublade and Aegislash

Dex No.	Name	Typing	Statistics						Abilities
			HP	Attack	Defense	Special Attack	Special Defense	Speed
679	Honedge	Steel/Ghost	45	80	100	35	37	28	No Guard
680	Doublade	Steel/Ghost	59	110	150	45	49	35	No Guard
681	Aegislash (Shield Forme)	Steel/Ghost	60	50	150	50	150	60	Stance Change
	Aegislash (Blade Forme)		60	150	50	150	50	60

The Honedge family contains one of the top contenders in battle introduced in X/Y, Aegislash. Much of Aegislash's effectiveness stems from its unique Stance Change ability. By default, Aegislash is in its Shield Forme, giving it amazing defenses but poor attacking stats. The moment Aegislash uses a damaging move, it turns into its Blade Forme, swapping its defenses with its offenses to turn it into a deadly glass cannon. It can revert back to its Shield Forme by switching out or using King's Shield, and exclusive move that blocks attacks and even lowers the Attack of a foe that makes contact! This makes Aegislash extremely versatile and unpredictable, able to fill in a variety of roles depending on its moves. Additionally, it has a unique Steel/Ghost typing that gives it 3 immunities and 9 resistances, while leaving it with merely 4 weaknesses. Aegislash still has some minor flaws. It has lackluster Speed, which can be fixed by running a priority move. It is also very fragile during Blade Forme, and is weak to common attacking types like Dark and Ground, so it can still faint easily if used carelessly.

Aegislash is usually used as a purely offensive Pokémon, due to its sky-high attack stats in Blade Forme. Shadow Ball is an almost mandatory move for Aegislash, being its strongest Ghost-type move and hitting a wide range of Pokémon neutrally. King's Shield is another common move on many Aegislash, as it lets Aegislash neutralize an attack, regain the great defenses of its Shield Forme while possibly neutering opposing physical attackers. Flash Cannon is a secondary STAB, its main purpose being to take down Fairy-types. Shadow Sneak is a useful priority Ghost-type attack that circumvents Aegislash's terrible Speed, and can still hit fairly hard without any Attack stat investment due to Blade Forme Aegislash's great base Attack. Sacred Sword can be seen occasionally, and is mainly used for potentially threatening Dark-types or to break through special walls like Blissey. Pursuit is another uncommon move that takes advantage of Aegislash's tendency to force switches. Aegislash also gets Swords Dance, which can make it a powerful foe that can sweep with Shadow Sneak, with Shadow Claw and Iron Head to complement the Attack boost. Finally, Aegislash can run a fairly potent stalling set with Substitute, Toxic and King's Shield, using Substitute and King's Shield to stall turns out and increase Toxic damage. All in all, Aegislash has a ton of moves to choose from, making it one of the most flexible and unpredictable Pokémon to face.

Spritzee and Aromatisse

Dex No.	Name	Typing	Statistics						Abilities
			HP	Attack	Defense	Special Attack	Special Defense	Speed
682	Spritzee	Fairy	78	52	60	63	65	23	Healer / Aroma Veil
683	Aromatisse	Fairy	101	72	72	99	89	29	Healer / Aroma Veil

Swirlix and Slurpuff

Dex No.	Name	Typing	Statistics						Abilities
			HP	Attack	Defense	Special Attack	Special Defense	Speed
684	Swirlix	Fairy	62	48	66	59	57	49	Sweet Veil / Unburden
685	Slurpuff	Fairy	82	80	86	85	75	72	Sweet Veil / Unburden

Inkay and Malamar

Dex No.	Name	Typing	Statistics						Abilities
			HP	Attack	Defense	Special Attack	Special Defense	Speed
686	Inkay	Dark/Psychic	53	54	53	37	46	45	Contrary / Suction Cups / Infiltrator
687	Malamar	Dark/Psychic	86	92	88	68	75	73	Contrary / Suction Cups / Infiltrator

Binacle and Barbaracle

Dex No.	Name	Typing	Statistics						Abilities
			HP	Attack	Defense	Special Attack	Special Defense	Speed
688	Binacle	Rock/Water	42	52	67	39	56	50	Tough Claws / Sniper / Pickpocket
689	Barbaracle	Rock/Water	72	105	115	54	86	68	Tough Claws / Sniper / Pickpocket

Skrelp and Dragalge

Dex No.	Name	Typing	Statistics						Abilities
			HP	Attack	Defense	Special Attack	Special Defense	Speed
690	Skrelp	Poison/Water	50	60	60	60	60	30	Poison Point / Poison Touch / Adaptability
691	Dragalge	Poison/Dragon	65	75	90	97	123	44	Poison Point / Poison Touch / Adaptability

Clauncher and Clawitzer

Dex No.	Name	Typing	Statistics						Abilities
			HP	Attack	Defense	Special Attack	Special Defense	Speed
692	Clauncher	Water	50	53	62	58	63	44	Mega Launcher
693	Clawitzer	Water	71	73	88	120	89	59	Mega Launcher

Clawzitzer is an incredible Pokemon, and it"s not just thanks to its cool design. Mega Launcher, its ability allows it a 1.5 power boost to Aura Sphere, Water Pulse, Dark Pulse and Dragon Pulse. This, when coupled with its already incredible Base Stat Total of 500, which, surprisingly, is almost as good as Charizard's 534 Base Stat Total. With this power, Clawzitzer can 2HKO pretty much anything. Its variety of pulse moves give it many options and you shouldn't ignore that thanks to Mega Launcher Water Pulse has 127 Base Power!

You can defeat Dragons (who have a resistance to Water) with a Mega Launcher Dragon Pulse, whilst taking care of Specially Defensive Pokemon with Crabhammer,one of the strongest moves to have a High-Critical Hit Ratio.

However Clawzitzer has it's flaws. It is somewhat frail, making him vulnerable to 2HKOs from moves like Earthquake. Another problem is it's terrible speed, making it vulnerable to being outspeeded almost always. Luckily it can learn Aqua Jet which solves this problem.

Helioptile and Heliolisk

Dex No.	Name	Typing	Statistics						Abilities
			HP	Attack	Defense	Special Attack	Special Defense	Speed
694	Helioptile	Electric/Normal	44	38	33	61	43	70	Dry Skin / Sand Veil / Solar Power
695	Heliolisk	Electric/Normal	62	55	52	109	94	109	Dry Skin / Sand Veil / Solar Power

Though Heliolisk isn't one of the more well-known X and Y Pokemon with the right moveset it can do a lot of damage. The ideal set would be to have Dry Skin, and the moves Rain Dance for HP recovery,Thunder due to it's incredible power and the fact that it can't miss in rain, Surf, which deals with Ground-Types as well as getting a power boost from the rain, and Parabolic Charge/Electrify. Parabolic Charge serves as another source of HP recovery as it is a HP-Draining move, while Electrify, Helioptile and Heliolisk's Signature Move,which makes the opponents move Electric-Type, can mess up strategies, such as an Electrified Machamp using Seismic Toss instead dealing an attack that Heliolisk resists as well as there being a power drop due to lack of S.T.A.B.

While this is a good moveset, Heliolisk still has it's problems.Firstly, it's Defense is downright abominable, making it take a lot of damage against physical attacks.Another problem is it's Normal-Typing, as it has no protection against fighting attacks which will usually 1HKO it.

Tyrunt and Tyrantrum

Dex No.	Name	Typing	Statistics						Abilities
			HP	Attack	Defense	Special Attack	Special Defense	Speed
696	Tyrunt	Rock/Dragon	58	89	77	45	45	48	Strong Jaw
697	Tyrantrum	Rock/Dragon	82	121	119	69	59	71	Strong Jaw / Rock Head

Amaura and Aurorus

Dex No.	Name	Typing	Statistics						Abilities
			HP	Attack	Defense	Special Attack	Special Defense	Speed
698	Amaura	Rock/Ice	77	59	50	67	63	43	Refrigerate / Snow Warning
699	Aurorus	Rock/Ice	123	77	72	99	92	58	Refrigerate / Snow Warning

Aurorus has a pretty unique type combination as well as the exclusive Refrigerate ability, which increases the power of Normal-type moves while turning them into Ice-type moves. This gives it interesting options for STAB, with Nature Power and Return being the most common. The former summons a 104 base power Tri Attack in link battles with a chance to inflict status ailments, while the latter at max happiness is the strongest STAB attack it can have that lacks any drawbacks. While terribly impractical, an Ice-type Hyper Beam with a whopping effective 195 base power is a terrifying attack to take, and can be used as a surprising last resort. Rock STAB isn't really needed as Ice already achieves great coverage, other than hitting Fire-types super effectively. Freeze Dry is good against Water-types, while Reflect, Light Screen, Haze, Thunder Wave and Toxic can be good support moves.

Despite being the more defensive of the Kalos fossil Pokémon, Aurorus has possibly the worst defensive typing in the game. Rock and Ice give it a terrible quad weakness to common Steel and Fighting type attacks as well as four other standard weaknesses. Its offensive stats and speed are also quite mediocre, which really prevents it from playing an offensive style. Even with a unique ability and fairly good movepool, Aurorus' poor typing single-handedly prevents it from being usable against common encountered Pokémon.

Hawlucha

Dex No.	Name	Typing	Statistics						Abilities
			HP	Attack	Defense	Special Attack	Special Defense	Speed
701	Hawlucha	Fighting/Flying	78	92	75	74	63	118	Limber / Unburden / Mold Breaker

Dedenne

Dex No.	Name	Typing	Statistics						Abilities
			HP	Attack	Defense	Special Attack	Special Defense	Speed
702	Dedenne	Electric/Fairy	67	58	57	81	67	101	Cheek Pouch / Pickup / Plus

Carbink

Dex No.	Name	Typing	Statistics						Abilities
			HP	Attack	Defense	Special Attack	Special Defense	Speed
703	Carbink	50	50	150	50	150	50	Clear Body / Sturdy

Goomy, Sliggoo and Goodra

Dex No.	Name	Typing	Statistics						Abilities
			HP	Attack	Defense	Special Attack	Special Defense	Speed
704	Goomy	Dragon	45	50	35	55	75	40	Sap Sipper / Hydration / Gooey
705	Sliggoo	Dragon	68	75	53	83	113	60	Sap Sipper / Hydration / Gooey
706	Goodra	Dragon	90	100	70	110	150	80	Sap Sipper / Hydration / Gooey

Klefki

Dex No.	Name	Typing	Statistics						Abilities
			HP	Attack	Defense	Special Attack	Special Defense	Speed
707	Klefki	Steel/Fairy	57	80	91	80	87	75	Prankster / Magician

Being basically a living keychain, Klefki is certainly an oddity, and its stats are pretty unimpressive compared to its appearance. However, this key collector is notorious for being one of the most effective status-inducers in the game, mainly due to its ability Prankster, letting it use status moves first regardless of speed. It also has an above average Defense, letting it fare better against its main target, physical attackers, while its Steel/Fairy typing gives it a ton of helpful resistances, including an immunity to Dragon, while leaving it with only a Fire and Ground weakness. Klefki also has a great movepool full of support moves that take advantage of Prankster, but the primary ones are Swagger and Thunder Wave, both taught via TM. This lets Klefki pull off an effective parafusion strategy that can nearly shut down most physical attackers, turning their sheer power against themselves due to Swagger's Attack boost. Additionally, it learns Foul Play at level 27, which circumvents its average attack stats to hit Swaggered foes hard. With just these three moves, it can cripple its opponent, then knock them out with a strong Foul Play. Teach it Substitute, and it can Foul Play in safety as its opponents knock themselves out.

Outside of its most common parafusion strategy, Klefki has plenty of other status moves it can try out. It can set down Spikes, use Torment against move-locked opponents or set up Reflect and Light Screen. In doubles or triple battles, it also provides useful support with Safeguard, Magic Room, Fairy Lock or Crafty Shield. Fairy Lock and Crafty Shield in particular are two moves exclusive to Klefki. Fairy Lock is basically a single-turn Mean Look that affects every Pokémon in battle. Crafty Shield protects Klefki and its allies from status moves in a manner similar to Quick Guard and Wide Guard, though Prankster makes Safeguard a superior move despite Crafty Shield's own extra priority. In terms of attacks, Klefki doesn't have a lot of options, with Play Rough, Draining Kiss and Dazzling Gleam for Fairy STAB and Flash Cannon for Steel STAB. However, its poor attacking stats mean you're better off using Foul Play to do direct damage.

Phantump and Trevenant

Dex No.	Name	Typing	Statistics						Abilities
			HP	Attack	Defense	Special Attack	Special Defense	Speed
708	Phantump	Ghost/Grass	43	70	48	50	60	38	Natural Cure / Frisk / Harvest
709	Trevenant	Ghost/Grass	85	110	76	65	82	56	Natural Cure / Frisk / Harvest

Pumpkaboo and Gourgeist

Dex No.	Name	Typing	Statistics						Abilities
			HP	Attack	Defense	Special Attack	Special Defense	Speed
710	Pumpkaboo (Small Size)	Ghost/Grass	44	66	70	44	55	56	Pickup / Frisk / Insomnia
	Pumpkaboo (Average Size)		49	66	70	44	55	51
	Pumpkaboo (Large Size)		54	66	70	44	55	46
	Pumpkaboo (Super Size)		59	66	70	44	55	41
711	Gourgeist (Small Size)	Ghost/Grass	55	85	122	58	75	99	Pickup / Frisk / Insomnia
	Gourgeist (Average Size)		65	90	122	58	75	84
	Gourgeist (Large Size)		75	95	122	58	75	69
	Gourgeist (Super Size)		85	100	122	58	75	54

Bergmite and Avalugg

Dex No.	Name	Typing	Statistics						Abilities
			HP	Attack	Defense	Special Attack	Special Defense	Speed
712	Bergmite	Ice	55	69	85	32	35	28	Own Tempo / Ice Body / Sturdy
713	Avalugg	Ice	95	117	184	44	46	28	Own Tempo / Ice Body / Sturdy

Noibat and Noivern

Dex No.	Name	Typing	Statistics						Abilities
			HP	Attack	Defense	Special Attack	Special Defense	Speed
714	Noibat	Flying/Dragon	40	30	35	45	40	55	Frisk / Infiltrator / Telepathy
715	Noivern	Flying/Dragon	85	70	80	97	80	123	Frisk / Infiltrator / Telepathy

Xerneas

Dex No.	Name	Typing	Statistics						Abilities
			HP	Attack	Defense	Special Attack	Special Defense	Speed
716	Xerneas	Fairy	126	131	95	131	98	99	Fairy Aura

Yveltal

Dex No.	Name	Typing	Statistics						Abilities
			HP	Attack	Defense	Special Attack	Special Defense	Speed
717	Yveltal	Dark/Flying	126	131	95	131	98	99	Dark Aura

Zygarde

Dex No.	Name	Typing	Statistics						Abilities
			HP	Attack	Defense	Special Attack	Special Defense	Speed
718	Zygarde	Dragon/Ground	108	100	121	81	95	95	Aura Break

Diancie

Dex No.	Name	Typing	Statistics						Abilities
			HP	Attack	Defense	Special Attack	Special Defense	Speed
719	Diancie	Rock/Fairy	50	100	150	100	150	50	Clear Body