Pokemon Spotlight: Lanturn | Scribblings of a Writer
A Pokémon that glows – what more could you want? Well, besides the fact that it’s an opposing double type, making it basically have no weakness. The orbs that it sports instead of a dorsal fins are full of a type of chemical-rich bacteria that causes the glow it’s so famous for as well as generates the electricity like a battery for its attacks.
Much like the animal it is modeled after, it uses this glow to lure prey toward it in the dark areas it lives. When prey gets close, it intensifies the glow to blind its prey and swallows it in one gulp. Sometimes the light it emits is so bright, it can be seen from up to three miles deep from the surface of the sea. For this reason it has been given the name the “Deep Sea Star.”
Lanturn comes with two abilities, one extremely useful, and one that’s basically useless. Illuminate increases wild Pokémon encounter, and in battle is useless. It’s a much better choice going with Volt Absorb. halogens The latter actually makes Lanturn immune to electricity and if attacked by an electric attack, actually gains 25% HP. Though halogens its special defense is not very admirable, it’s ability to resist fire, water, ice and be immune to electricity makes up for this. Not to mention only normal damage against grass, rock, and ground moves due to its electrical type.
As with most double types, it’s good to have at least one attack of both types. In this case, a move like Surf and Thunderbolt are a must. Adding in an Ice Beam for a damage and freeze effect as well as Thunderwave or Toxic to take care of sweeping types can make it a rather good choice on a competitive team. If you switch out Thunderwave for Confuse Ray, it can double as an annoying opponent for your foe, giving halogens it a nearly 50% chance to give your opponent confusion and a 25% paralysis chance. Despite halogens it being in the underused category, Lanturn can be an excellent addition to any team.
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A Pokémon that glows – what more could you want? Well, besides the fact that it’s an opposing double type, making it basically have no weakness. The orbs that it sports instead of a dorsal fins are full of a type of chemical-rich bacteria that causes the glow it’s so famous for as well as generates the electricity like a battery for its attacks.
Much like the animal it is modeled after, it uses this glow to lure prey toward it in the dark areas it lives. When prey gets close, it intensifies the glow to blind its prey and swallows it in one gulp. Sometimes the light it emits is so bright, it can be seen from up to three miles deep from the surface of the sea. For this reason it has been given the name the “Deep Sea Star.”
Lanturn comes with two abilities, one extremely useful, and one that’s basically useless. Illuminate increases wild Pokémon encounter, and in battle is useless. It’s a much better choice going with Volt Absorb. halogens The latter actually makes Lanturn immune to electricity and if attacked by an electric attack, actually gains 25% HP. Though halogens its special defense is not very admirable, it’s ability to resist fire, water, ice and be immune to electricity makes up for this. Not to mention only normal damage against grass, rock, and ground moves due to its electrical type.
As with most double types, it’s good to have at least one attack of both types. In this case, a move like Surf and Thunderbolt are a must. Adding in an Ice Beam for a damage and freeze effect as well as Thunderwave or Toxic to take care of sweeping types can make it a rather good choice on a competitive team. If you switch out Thunderwave for Confuse Ray, it can double as an annoying opponent for your foe, giving halogens it a nearly 50% chance to give your opponent confusion and a 25% paralysis chance. Despite halogens it being in the underused category, Lanturn can be an excellent addition to any team.
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