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Pokémon Scarlet and Violet (2022)

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Here is our next League Club Coach, it is Hassel, the art teacher from the academy and a member of the Paldea Elite Four, he specializes in Dragon-type Pokémon. For interactions, he can interact with Brassius, Larry, Rika, Poppy, Geeta, Nemona, and Drayton, those are the League Club Coaches he can interact with.
Here is Hassel's team, most of which are the same from the Academy Ace Tournament, but he has included a new addition to his team, and for some reason, he has the normal Trainer battle team instead of the Elite Four battle theme.
Duraludon: Stealth Rock, Body Press, Thunderbolt, Draco Meteor
Noivern: Air Slash, Dragon Pulse, Super Fang, Boomburst
Haxorus: Breaking Swipe, Crunch, Iron Head, Rock Tomb
Dragalge: Sludge Bomb, Dragon Pulse, Hydro Pump, Thunderbolt
Dragonite: Extreme Speed, Dragon Rush, Earthquake, Stone Edge
Baxcalibur: Iron Head, Earthquake, Glaive Rush, Ice Shard

Hassel leads with Duraludon, which is his new addition to the team, he previously led with Noivern, but Duraludon is a better lead as it knows Stealth Rock, and it does have a powerful Draco Meteor, this replaces his Flapple. Noivern isn't too hard, but it can use Super Fang to cut the HP of your Pokémon in half, the rest of his team are very powerful attackers, Haxorus has Iron Head to deal with Fairy and Ice-type Pokémon, and it has a high Attack stat, Dragalge has Sludge Bomb and Dragon Pulse for powerful STAB options while Thunderbolt deals with Water-type Pokémon, and Dragonite is a powerful foe, it has Extreme Speed for coverage and some inaccurate moves like Stone Edge and Dragon Rush. Hassel's last Pokémon is Baxcalibur, which will Terastallize to a Dragon Tera Type, and it has Glaive Rush, which deals a massive amount of damage, as this is a 120 power move coming from Baxcalibur's base 145 Attack stat, but it does come at the downside of attacks dealing double damage and can never miss.
After the battle, Hassel gives the player the Moved to Tears Emote, and on the third interaction, he will trade you an Arctibax for any of your Pokémon. The Arctibax has a Partner Ribbon, giving it the title "Hassel's Arctibax", and it comes with Dragon Rush, which is an Egg Move for Arctibax, and it has a Relaxed Nature, it does have Crunch, which it normally doesn't get until Level 50, but it can learn it through TM, but it can learn it at Level 44 as a Frigibax, and Ice Fang is a good move on it, until it learns Icicle Crash. I find it strange how Arctibax cannot get Dragon Claw through level up, while Frigibax can, and so can Baxcalibur, even though it learns Glaive Rush once fully evolved.

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