Additionally, Sableye is the first Supporter Pokemon to have an Attack stat, which allows you to take advantage of aggressive Held Items that can turn the Pokemon into a hard-hitting damage dealer. It can turn invisible thanks to its passive ability, Prankster, which opens up a lot of new ways to support your team and strategies that involve sneaking.

Sableye brings a unique twist to the Supporter formula. However, its fragility requires a lot of effort in the early game to reach its potential. It is illusive, versatile, and hits hard, making it an effective assassin. Greninja is an effecient Attacker that has a speedster-like playstyle with its arsenal of highly mobile dash moves and insane burst potential. However, Gengar's burst damage is still top notch and should not be ignored. The Pokemon clearly has a huge advantage over Gengar in every aspect. Gengar's decline is mainly due to Zacian's impact in the game.

It definitely has something special to offer as a Defender aside from merely taking damage. It can stray from the expectations of a traditional tank to something of a hybrid. Overall, Goodra has a decent balance of offense and defense. Moreover, its debuffs can be easily removed by Battle Items like X Speed or Full Heal, which are two of the most used Battle Items in the game. This cuts back its potential in the early game even if it gets its damage move first. There is a large gap between the level when it gets its first primary move (level 5) and the level when it gets its second primary move (level 8). It can also deal a decent amount of damage either through burst damage or by spamming low-cooldown moves. It has multiple means of healing itself during and outside of fights, which supplements its frontline gameplay. It can put opponents at a disadvantage by inflicting constant debuffs like slows and damage reduction. Goodra is a Defender that offers more than just durability.

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