Breeding Guide / Recommendable Sets

[Etesian]

WARNING! Both Cheat Engine and reverting to previous episodes MAY corrupt your save-file. Making back-ups before doing any of this is strongly advised! (though you don't really need CE for this, just see bellow)

Several people have requested this and it'd certainly make my job a tad easier to have this around, so here goes!
As the title says, this'll be a Breeding guide for Reborn for both Gen 5 and 6 (a.k.a. pre- and post-E13) breeding mechanics and I'll throw in good sets as I have in here. I use both when recommending sets for people in the very section you are in now (which I do a lot if it's not a topic of a team "halfway through" the game, to put it like that, since a lot of the good stuff is only reached later on), so both will be explained and used here.

TLDR-ers, note that the guide will be so long because I really tried to make it as detailed and well-explained as possible, every point has at least one explanation.

Breeding guide

Before all else, let me say this: Since Gen 6 or Reborn's E13, TMs are no longer passed on through breeding, but both parents can pass on Egg moves now. Until Gen 5 or Reborn's E12, you could pass on TMs, but only the father could pass on moves, TM or Egg, so you may have to switch episode, depending on what you need/want to do.

Aight, so let's start with the very basics of breeding. Egg Groups. If you check any Pokemon on Bulbapedia, you can see an Egg Group tab, and 1 or 2 listed groups, like so:

-Now, only Pokemon that share an Egg Group can breed and produce an egg. Noibat and Zubat are both members of the Flying Egg Group, so they can breed. Zubat and Muk are different groups, so they can't.
If the participants have 2 groups each, only one has to match. Farfetch'd is in the Flying and Field groups, Wingull is in the Flying and Water 1 groups, but since both are in the Flying group, they can breed.
-To breed, you need a male and a female "parent". Whatever hatches is of the same "species" as the female parent. There are some exceptions, however. Genderless Pokemon and those in the Undiscovered Egg Group cannot breed.
-There is only one Genderless Pokemon that can breed with Gender-having Pokemon: Ditto. Whatever breeds with Ditto counts as the mother, regardless of actual gender. As such, this is the only circumstance in which Genderless Pokemon such as Metagross or Magnezone can breed, but moves cannot be passed down when breeding with Ditto.
-Keep in mind, although the gender of the new Egg/Pokemon is randomized, keep in mind that there's species like Combee (7:1 male-female ratio) in which case it is still random what gender you get, but you're more likely to get the egg of a male one. Unless you're breeding a genderless Pokemon with Ditto, in which case the result is genderless still.

-Now, the actual point, or points, of breeding. There's 3 purposes of doing this: modified IVs, "changing" abilities and passing on moves.

1)IVs can be seen in Reborn when you press Z/Space/Enter on the stats screen of a Pokemon's summary, the numbers on the right side. Each stat has one, they range from 0 to 31 and, basically, at level 100, they give you 0-31 stat(s) point extra, the lower the level, the less benefit you get from IVs, so, say, 26 IVs in Attack give you 13 Attack points at level 50.
-In comparison, the difference between a neutral and a +nature for a stat is ~25 point difference at level 100.
-IVs can be passed on through breeding. For 3 IVs, a random parent is chosen and then a random stat is chosen, the egg will have the same IVs in that stat as the parent had in that stat, the other 3 are randomly generated.
-But if one of the parents holds a Destiny Knot, of the 12 IVs in total both parents have, 5 stats are passed down and the 6th one is randomly generated.
-Also, if the parent is holding a power item, the IV of the stat said item affects will definitely be passed on. So if the parent has a Power Anklet equipped while it's in the Day-Care, the new Pokemon is guaranteed to have the same Speed stat as said parent.

2)The second point is not as important in Reborn, but in regular games, if the mother has it's hidden ability, which is rare/hard to get in other games, the new pokemon has a 50% chance of having it's hidden ability.
-In Reborn, Hidden Abilities are as frequent as normal ones, so that's not as important in Reborn.

3)Now, the most important part, and probably why you're even here-passing on moves.


-The most important moves that can/could be passed on pre-E13 are TM moves. Whether a TM move can be passed on depends on whether the new Pokemon's first evolutionary step can learn that TM.
-By first evo step, I mean that even though Crobat learns X-Scissor by TM, Zubat doesn't, so it cannot get X-Scissor by breeding. Zubat can learn U-Turn through TM, so getting it through breeding is an option.

-Next, Egg moves are non-TM moves that can still be passed on through breeding. Those moves are listed on a Pokemon's page on most sites that have info about them, but Bulbapedia is the most accurate and also lists exactly who gets what from who, so just use that. They're listed below the moves learnt through TM, with a "By breeding" header.
-If you'd check Noivern's page, the egg moves listed Outrage, Snatch, Switcheroo and Tailwind. Check the symbols at the bottom of that box to see what they mean.
-Egg moves are the same for all evolutionary stages of a species, unless the first stage is a baby Pokemon (which we'll address later), Gastly and Gengar have the same Egg moves.

-At the start of this "section", I said the most important moves, because you could also pass on a move the "child" learns by leveling up if both parents have learned that move, but just waiting and leveling up the new Pokemon is less of a hassle.

-Let's look at Gengar now. Through breeding, even without TMs Gengar can easily learn both Sludge Bomb and Thunderbolt pre-E13. First, for moves we want, we see whether the lowest evolutionary point can learn the desired moves. Gastly learns T-bolt and S.bomb, so we're good to go.
-Next, we need Pokemon which learn Sludge Bomb and Thunderbolt through level-up and are in the same Egg Group as Gastly, which is Amorphous. So we need Gastly/Haunter/Gengar, Stunfisk and Grimer/Muk. They are all in the Amorphous Egg Group, so they can all breed with each other, Grimer learns Sludge Bomb by leveling up and Stunfisk learns it through level-up.
-First, we take a male Stunfisk and level it up to level 45 at which points it learns Thunderbolt through level-up.
-Then we breed it with a female Grimer/Muk. The result will be a Grimer Egg with Thunderbolt.
-You need a male Grimer, since we want a Gastly Egg at the end, so the Gastly has to be female and it has to breed with a male Grimer/Muk.
-Then, level that male Grimer/Muk until it learns Sludge Bomb and breed that male Grimer with Thunder Bolt and Sludge Bomb with a female Gastly.
-You'll get the egg of a random gender Gastly with Thunder Bolt and Sludge Bomb.

-You can also breed "through" Egg Groups, fortunately. As I said, 2 Pokemon have to have at least one shared egg group. Only those 2 current parents, not all participants of a breeding chain.
-Let's say we want an Archeops with Earthquake. Archen learns Earthquake through TM, so we're good to go.
-It's in the Flying and (curiously) Water 3 egg groups. No member of either group learns EQ through Leveling up. However, some members of those groups learn EQ through TM as well, so we see which egg groups those are in and if someone in those groups learn EQ by leveling up. Repeat if necessary.
-Now, in the Water 3 Group, there is Corsola. Corsola is also in the Water 1 group, in which there is Wooper, who learns EQ through leveling up.
-So, we have a male Wooper learn EQ by leveling up and breed that with a female Corsola. Both are members of the Water 1 group, so they can breed. Next, we breed the new male (hopefully, get a new Egg if not) Corsola with Earthquake with a female Archen/Acrheops, to get the Egg of an Archen with Earthquake.

-The nature of the new Egg is usually random, but if you give either parent an Everstone to hold during breeding, the Egg will have the same Nature as that parent.

-Also, should you look at the moves a first evo-stage Pokemon learns by leveling up on Bulbapedia, you'll see some moves are learned at level "Start", which means that a hatched Pokemon will have those. However, if the number of Start moves plus the number of passed-on moves is higher than 4, breeding moves have priority.
-Should you breed a male Spiritomb with Shadow Ball, Memento and Nasty Plot (Memento and NP are Yamask's Egg moves, SB is a TM move Yamask can learn) with a female Yamask, which "learn" Astonish and Protect at Start, you'll get a Yamask Egg with Astonish, Memento, Nasty Plot and Shadow Ball.

-Since Gen 6, both parents can pass on Egg moves, but no TMs. It gives entirely new options. Let's take a look at Azumarill. 2 interesting Egg Moves it has are Belly Drum and Aqua Jet. Now, in Gen 5, it is not possible to get a Pokemon to have both of those and breed it with a female Azumarill to pass both moves on, you'd have to settle for one. But, since gen 6, you can breed a male Poliwhirl with Belly Drum with a female Azurill, get a female Azurill with Belly Drum and breed that with a male (based on what's in Reborn) Floatzel/Kabutops/Empoleon/Carracosta/Golduck with Aqua Jet. The final result will be an Azurill egg with Aqua Jet and Belly Drum.

-Another thing worth mentioning is pre-E13 Smearge. It's signature move Sketch lets is copy any move. In which case, if Azurill was in the same Egg Group as Smeargle, the Field Group, you could have male Smeargle learn both Aqua Jet and Belly Drum like so and breed it with a female Azurill/Marill/Azumarill to get both moves in one go.
Here's a link to a wonderful guide to Smeargle by Gutten_Tag.

-Oh, and one last thing - Baby Pokemon. Mantyke, Riolu, Munchlax, Happiny, Mime Jr., Bonsly, Chingling, Budew, Wynaut, Magby, Elekid, Smoochum, Tyrogue, Togepi, Igglybuff, Cleffa and Pichu (although Wynaut doesn't get any TM moves/Egg moves anyways) cannot breed at all. To do any breeding, you have to evolve them at least once to do anything. However, in terms of TM breeding, you still have to check what TMs they learn in order to breed 'em onto a Pokemon.

This all seems rather complex, but really, it's not that tough once you figure it out, it's more tedious than anything. I recommend getting Cheat Engine to speed things up, in 2 ways.
-To speed up the game in general:

See this image down there. Click the computer-looking symbol right below "File" at the top-right and find and select "Game.exe", then mess with the highlighted stuff on the side to speed the game up.

The second way to use CE is to both create and hatch eggs in just a few steps.

Obtaining Eggs:
1. Select the "Value Between" option in the menu where "Exact Value" is selected by default : 1-511 > New Scan
2. Take a step
3. Select "Increased value" by: 2 > Next Scan
4. (Repeat steps 2 and 3 until there are about 4-5 values left)
5. Remove any that are even numbered.
6. Change the value of remaining ones to 511 and click the check box to the left
7. Obtain Eggs quickly

Hatching Eggs:
1. Select "Value between": 5000-25000 > New Scan
2. Take a step
3. Select "Decreased Value" by: 2 > Next Scan
4. (Repeat steps 2 and 3 until there are as many values left as you have eggs in your party)
5. Change the value of the remaining hex codes to 3
6. Take one step
7. Hatch all eggs

ALSO: Since people keep coming across this issue, either don't have anything with Magma Armor/Flame Body in your party when hatching or do the same steps, but decrease value by 4 instead of 2 in step 3.

Oh, and cheating is generally frowned upon, this only being an exception because speeding things up is all it does. If you're curious about more uses of CE, you're not gonna find them on this site.

Aaaaand the recommended sets.
-By sets, I don't mean entire sets, just individual moves you usually wouldn't have, but can get through breeding and which would make a Pokemon a lot more useful. Thus, things that do not benefit from breeding will not be listed here, even if it is good.
-By recommended, I mean what I consider to be "first class" stuff or what harshly raises a Pokemon's usefulness, but I haven't tried every single Pokemon in Reborn, so I may be missing/overseeing something - feel free to leave a comment if so.

Note: Moves you can only get in E12 are written in green.

Venomoth (Sludge Bomb via Skrelp>Wooper>Snubbul>Roselia>Paras>Venonat)
Nidoking (Ice Beam and Thunderbolt via Smeargle)
Clefairy (Psychic via Swirlix)
Arbok with Coil (Earthquake and Rock Slide via Camerupt/Drilbur)
Ninetales (Energy Ball via Deerling or Lotad>Nuzleaf to do it way earlier)
Arcanine (Close Combat via Primeape/Zangoose)
Gengar (Sludge Bomb and Thunderbolt via Stunfisk>Grimer>Gengar, Psychic and Energy Ball via Swirlix>Castform>Ralts/Solosis>Gastly)
Kingdra (Scald, Ice Beam and Signal Beam via Panpour>Psyduck/Floatzel>Remoraid>Horsea)
Crobat (Physical with Zen Headbutt via Hoothoot or U-Turn via Archeops; or Special with Nasty Plot via Honchkrow)
Ampharos (Agility via Growlithe/Buneary/Buizel)
Azumarill (Belly Drum via Poliwag and Aqua Jet via Golduck/Seel/Tirtouga/Buizel)
Heracross (Earhtquake and Rock Slide via Geodude>Crustle>Heracross)
Sharpedo with Speed Boost (Waterfall and Destiny Bond via Goldeen>Qwilfish>Carvanha)(Protect, Waterfall and Destiny Bond via Tirtouga>Remoraid>Goldeen>Qwilfish>Carvanha)
Walrein (Signal Beam via Mareep/Remoraid/Seel)
Empoleon (Ice Beam, Scald and Agility via Smeargle >Psyduck/Buizel>Piplup or Panpour>Psyduck/Buizel>Remoraid>Piplup)
Staraptor (U-Turn via Archeops)
Roserade (with Technician for a 90 BP Hidden Power) (Sludge Bomb via Muk>Stunfisk>Wooper>Snubbull>Roselia (not Budew), S.Bomb and Extrasensory via Muk>Stunfisk>Wooper>Snubbull>Roselia>Exeggcute>Roselia (if you evolve it at the level it gets E.sensory, Exeggutor can also get you Leaf Storm))(for the E.sensory and S.Bomb chain, the last product/egg gained has to be Budew, E.sensory can only be gotten if it hatches as Budew, so have it hold a Rose Incense)
Mismagius (Thunderbolt and Psychic via Stunfisk>Ralts>Misdreavus)
Drapion (Swords Dance and X-Scissor via Ninjask)
Yanmega (Psychic via Venomoth)
Mamoswine (Rock Slide via Camerupt/Drilbur/Smeargle)
Excadrill (Poison Jab and X-Scissor via Smeargle)
Darmanitan (Rock Slide via Camerupt/Drilbur/Smeargle, Dig via Diglett/Smeargle)
Krookodile (Stone Edge via Rhyhorn/Smeargle, Rock Slide via Camerupt/Drilbur/Smeargle)
Scolipede (Poison Jab via Beedrill/Ariados>Venipede)
Scrafty (Elemental Punches via Hitmonchan>Buneary>Scraggy, Dragon Dance via Altaria/Horsea)
Acrheops (Earthquake via Wooper>Corsola>Archen)
Cofagrigus (Psychic via Ralts, Nasty Plot and Memento via Spiritomb, combo via Ralts>Spiritomb>Yamask)
Escavalier (Knock Off via Skorupi)
Solosis (E.Ball via Swirlix>Castform>Solosis)
Gothitelle (Energy Ball and Dark Pulse via Lotad>Cacturne>Gothita)
Galvantula (Energy Ball via Lotad>Paras>Joltik, Thunder via Elektabuzz>Illumise(hatch a Volbeat)>Joltik)
Chandelure (Energy Ball via Swirlix>Castform>Litwick, Energy Ball and Psychic via Swirlix>Castform>Solosis>Litwick)
Stunfisk (Earth Power via Corsola, Sludge Bomb via Grimer or Scald via Panpour>Psyduck/Wooper/Piplup/Buizel>Stunfisk)
Bouffalant (Earhtquake, Rock moves, Poison Jab, Wild Charge, etc. via Smeargle)
Bisharp (Sucker Punch via Cacturne/Spinda/Toxicroak, Psycho Cut via Alakazam)
Durant (Rock Slide via Dwebble)(Hone Claws via Skorupi)(both via Skorupi>Dwebble>Durant)
Mienshao (Knock Off, Acrobatics and Poison Jab via Farfetch'd)
Sylveon (Wish via Slurpuff>Pikachu/Skitty>Eevee)(keep Trump Card from Eevee, Pixilate gives it's last hit 390 Base Power)
Avalugg (Stone Edge via Rhyhorn, Rock Slide via Camerupt>Rhyhorn>Bergmite, Gyro Ball via Lickilicky, Gyro Ball and Rock Slide via Camerupt>Rhyhorn>Lickilicky>Bergmite)
Crustle (Earthquake via Geodude)
Alakazam (Energy Ball via Lotad>Cacnea>Abra)
Swampert (Avalanche via Avalugg, Rock Slide via Camerupt/Drilbur>Rhyhorn>Mudkip, both along with Curse via Camerupt>Rhyhorn>Avalugg>Mudkip)
Clauncher (Ice Beam via Remoraid)
Druddigon (Earthquake and Rock Slide via Camerupt/Drilbur>Ekans>Drudiggon, both and Sucker Punch via Smeargle>Ekans>Druddigon)
Super-bulky Gourgeist (Will-o-Wisp and Protect via Yamask)
Toxicroak (Bulk Up and Drain Punch via Machop>Mienfoo>Croagunk)
Gigalith (Heavy Slam, Curse and EQ via Onix>Golem>Roggenrola)

E14 additions

Lapras (Thunderbolt and Freeze-Dry via Helioptile>Aurorus>Lapras)
Aerodactyl (Dragon Claw and Earthquake via Wooper>Corsola>Archeops>Aerodactyl)
Lanturn (Ice Beam and Scald via Panpour>Wooper/Piplup/Spheal/Seel/Psyduck>Remoraid>Chinchou)
Gorebyss (Ice Beam and Scald via Panpour>Wooper/Piplup/Spheal/Seel/Psyduck>Remoraid>Clamperl)
Lucario (buncha stuff with Smeargle)
Abomasnow (Ice Beam and Energy Ball via Remoraid>Lotad>Snover)
Dragalge (Scald and Thunderbolt via Panpour>Wooper/Piplup/Spheal/Seel/Psyduck>Stunfisk>Skrelp)

E15 additions

Milotic (Ice Beam and Scald via Panpour>Wooper/Piplup/Spheal/Seel/Psyduck>Remoraid>Feebas, Ice Beam, Scald and Dragon Pulse via Panpour>Wooper/Piplup/Spheal/Seel/Psyduck>Remoraid>Horsea>Feebas)
Hippowdow (Rock Slide and/or Body Slam and/or Curse via Drilbur/Camerupt>Torkoal>Hippopotas)
Sneasel (Aerial Ace, Dig and Icicle Crash via Farfetch'd/Gogoat>Sandshrew/Diglett/Drilbur/Sandile/Bunnelby>Cubchoo>Sneasel, Aerial Ace, Dig, Icicle Crash/Ice Punch, X-Scissor and/or Poison Jab via Smeargle)
Volcarona (Psychic via Venomoth/Ariados>Larvesta)
Tentacruel (Ice Beam and Scald via Panpour>Wooper/Piplup/Spheal/Seel/Psyduck>Remoraid>Omanyte/Kabuto/Tirtouga/Corsola/Clauncher/Corphish>Tentacool, Swords Dance and Knock Off via Drapion/Corphish>Tentacool)
Jellicent (Ice Beam via Remoraid>Shellos/Stunfisk>Frillish)
Haxorus (Poison Jab via Nidoran>Axew or Farfetch'd>Rhyhorn>Axew, Dig via Sandshrew/Diglett/Sandile/Drilbur/Bunnelby>Rhyhorn>Axew, X-Scissor via Zangoose>Seviper>Axew, Poison Jab and Dig via Rhyhorn>Nidoran>Axew, Poison Jab, Dig X-Scissor and/or Night Slash via Zangoose>Sandshrew/Drilbur>Seviper>Axew)

For locations of any "breeding components", refer to these two.
-Note that I'll try to update this whenever a new Episode comes out.
-Also note that, since this is a post about breeding, I haven't recommended anything "naturally" good, which doesn't need what this topic is about.

Also, here's an actual link to E12.
To go back, don't load from any area that was changed or didn't exist back then (so nothing past Route 2/Celestinine Cascade), have the last time you saved be in a place that is the same as it was back then. The majority of outdoors and many indoors locations were changed (even the daycare itself doesn't work for me), so it may take you a little while to find a spot you can load from, but the Sweet Kiss Candy Store oughta work and it's very nearby.
Also, since people seem to keep having trouble with this, for E12 breeding, leave whatever you want on the daycare, go to the Candy Store, save, then go to E12.
Oh, and the graphics may go nuts, but it's just visual, everything works properly.

Special thanks to Gutten_Tag for indirectly teaching me the trade.

(by indirectly, I mean that I just learned everything he'd put in his posts in which he'd explain parts of this stuff every now and then)

Edited December 4, 2015 by Etesian

[Sheep]

That's a mammoth effort right there. I thought my Fate magic summary was long.

As far as recommended pokemon/sets go maybe anyone can contribute? As long as you're the only one with input into what is recommended people that use this as a guide are going to have their playthrough constrained somewhat by what you like/find effective which is not necessarily everything out there.

[Gaunt]

Really good i'll need this after endgame

[Chase]

Wow, Etesian. That seems like a mountain of work. Best of luck!

[Deleted User]

I COULD make a Tutorial on YouTube about how to do the quick Egg process step by step. From obtaining Eggs to quick hatching over and over about 5 eggs every minute or so. Up to you Etesian.

[xellon]

This is really helpfull thank you.

[Etesian]

As far as recommended pokemon/sets go maybe anyone can contribute? As long as you're the only one with input into what is recommended people that use this as a guide are going to have their playthrough constrained somewhat by what you like/find effective which is not necessarily everything out there.

Sure thing, this is for the community after all. I'll just edit the main post to have what I'd consider "first class", sets/options I really like or think would be very effective, but I don't have experience with every single Pokemon, so I may be missing/overseeing something.

I COULD make a Tutorial on YouTube about how to do the quick Egg process step by step. From obtaining Eggs to quick hatching over and over about 5 eggs every minute or so. Up to you Etesian.

Yeah, I saw and addressed this in your PM, we'll sort the details there.

[Simon]

Wow, this went out really quick.

:] Nice job mate.

[AnimeFg]

This is really very generous of you, thanks.

[NickCrash]

Bookmarked

[Taska]

I am astonished by the amount of work that went into this! Thank you Etesian for wasting your time taking the time out of your day(s) to work on this! Bookmarked.

[Chris211]

I tried the cheat for fast hatching, from the 15 times i tried it only 1 succeded. Is there any problem in values between?

now breeding cheat stop working too =/

Edited January 10, 2015 by Chris211

[Deja Vu]

Eyyy, finally found it! Thanks for taking the time to write all this stuff up, man. I'll study it well.

[Chiggy21]

Thanks a lot for this guide! For me it explains it a lot better than any other sources I could find on breeding.

[gutten_tag]

that was A LOT OF WORKS etesian!! great job!!

[Vinny]

You might wanna revise some of this, considering that all event pokés can now come with at least one egg move.

btw, you're going to add some of the new pokés from episode 15?

I don't know if would be worth it putting breeding sets for some of the pokés that can only be obtained with the Mystery Egg. Not everyone will be able to get it, regardless. But I'll leave teh decision to you~

[Etesian]

You might wanna revise some of this, considering that all event pokés can now come with at least one egg move.

btw, you're going to add some of the new pokés from episode 15?

I don't know if would be worth it putting breeding sets for some of the pokés that can only be obtained with the Mystery Egg. Not everyone will be able to get it, regardless. But I'll leave teh decision to you~

Is there a list of what gets what Egg moves when you get 'em? Although, either way, that doesn't really change much for this guide, I don't think. In E12, you'd lose that Egg move since the mother can't pass moves. In E13 and onward, it'll be passed on along with the other moves you breed.

Yeah, I'll have that up later, my laptop will be dead for another 2-3 days and there's a lot of combos, it look like.Honestly, I just forgot to do it while the thing was still working, haha

They're still in the game, I figure just cause not everyone can get themthem now is no reason not to cover 'em

[bepe]

I think Ame said she choose 2-3 possible egg moves for each event pokemon.

[Etesian]

I think Ame said she choose 2-3 possible egg moves for each event pokemon.

Thanks for the info! Still, that doesn't change what I said in the last post, they don't affect anything, but that's good to know at least.

Aaaanyways, updated the guide with E15 additions and Axew's Egg Groups are suuuuuch a pain to work around. I'm really sorry this took so long, my laptop wasn't working until today, so I couldn't do it any sooner. Again, sorry for the wait.

[Simon]

Liking them additions alot, especially the Weaville one. Will attempt this probably within this week to add on.

But yea, I have a couple of other sets I could suggest if you don't mind em.

[Etesian]

Liking them additions alot, especially the Weaville one. Will attempt this probably within this week to add on.

But yea, I have a couple of other sets I could suggest if you don't mind em.

Thanks! Yeah, we got some really good stuff this episode (potentially...).

Go for it. Like I said, this is for the community, so everyone can contribute, I'm just adding the stuff I think real good to the OP, others' suggestions included.

[OldSoulja]

I haven't tried what im gonna recommend but IF i understand correctly you can get Armaldo to have Earthquake and Rock Slide.

Wooper/Quagsire > Corsola > Archeops(as you showed) > Anorith

Hopefully it will work and i wont be wasting anyones time

Edited June 9, 2015 by OldSoulja

[Simon]

Unfortunately, with that, you'll only be able to get Rock Slide onto Anorith since Anorith cannot learn Earthquake as a TM, only as Armaldo can it learn the move.

[OldSoulja]

Unfortunately, with that, you'll only be able to get Rock Slide onto Anorith since Anorith cannot learn Earthquake as a TM, only as Armaldo can it learn the move.

Ah....dammit you're right ...well still having Rock Slide is better than having Rock Blast i guess

Also i checked and i found a better set of egg moves for it.

Aqua Jet Curse Knock Off and Rock Slide Drapion > Carracosta > Anorith ....I really hope that this works...

Edited June 9, 2015 by OldSoulja

[Follow]

First of all, swirlix doesn't learn psychic, so clefairy only gets it via spritzee.

Anyways, some sets.

Ludicolo with ice beam and hydro pump. Remoraid > Lotad (don't evolve lombre until it gets hydro pump, and use rain dance plz.)

Carracosta with hydro pump, ice beam and stone edge. Remoraid > Wooper > Corsola > Barbaracle > Tirtouga. Tirtouga gets hydro pump at level 50.

Malamar with rock slide. Tirtouga > Inkay

Pangoro with swords dance and aerial ace. Farfetch'd > Pancham

Shiftry with swords dance. Raticate > Seedot

I would love to suggest dragon rush druddigon, because it can be a beast with LO + sheer force, but it can't learn it. I'll post more sets when I discover them. Would you prefer for me to post here or do I need to PM you the sets?