Sevassassin (Pokémon)

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Sevassassin Mongoose Slayer Pokémon
File:Sevassassin.png
Basic Information Types: Abilities Shed Skin or Impulsive Infiltrator Tough Claws Blunt Force Trauma Form Mega Launcher Gun Form Sniper Knife Form Poison Touch Arsenic Form Height 10'8" (3.25 m) Weight 231.49 lbs. (105 kg)
Gender Ratio 50% ♂ / 50% ♀
Catch Rate Can't be caught
Breeding Egg Group Hatch Time Field Dragon Can't be hatched
Sanclairia Dex Prev ← #974 in National Dex; not in Sanclairia Dex → Next Zangladius Coelocannon
Exp. Yield 270	Leveling rate Slow
Color black
Base Friendship 70
HP 0 attack 0 defense 0 spatk 3 spdef 0 speed 0

Sevassassin is a Poison/Dark Pokémon created by User:Alexs23743 for his 2015 game, Tropes vs. Women in Pokémon Training.

It evolves from Seviper by leveling up in the dojo at the Temple of Sanclairia. You have to actually be fighting a Trainer for this to work; Rare Candy level-ups won't suffice. It's one of 40 Pokémon that's not in the Sanclairia Dex and can't be obtained until the post-game.

This Pokémon continues to feud with Zangoose, and the feud extends to its evolution, Zangladius. This Pokémon also has multiple forms available only in Double and Triple Battles, with the trigger being who its adjacent allies are:

• If allied up with any Pokémon that has Tough Claws, Iron Fist, Strong Jaw, or Ultra Tail, it assumes the Blunt Force Trauma Form, in which its ability changes to Tough Claws and it takes on the appearance of a baseball bat, with a blunted head and tail.
• If allied with any Pokémon that has Mega Launcher or Bulletproof, it assumes Gun Form, in which its ability changes to Mega Launcher and it takes on the appearance of a gun.
• If allied with any Pokémon that has Sniper or Super Luck, it assumes Knife Form, in which its ability changes to Sniper and its head and tail turn sharper, like a knife.
• If allied with any Pokémon that has Poison Touch or Poison Point, it assumes Arsenic Form, in which its ability changes to Poison Touch and it turns a brighter purple.

The form changes persist even after the allies faint or switch out, and there is no way to change Sevassassin back to normal until the battle ends. In a Triple Battle, if Sevassassin is in the center and two of the affected Pokémon are allied up with it, the one with lower Speed wins.

Biology

A sleeker version of Seviper that is almost completely black save for its tail.

Gender differences

None.

Game data

Pokédex

Pokédex entries

Tropes vs. Women in Pokémon Training Normal In an attempt to gain an edge over its bitter archrivals, Zangoose and Zangladius, this Pokémon gained super stealth powers as well as a very potent poison. This Pokémon can kill in seconds. Blunt Force Trauma This form of Sevassassin acts like a baseball bat, using sheer force to inflict concussions on opponents. Gun This form of Sevassassin can fire off potent Sludge Bombs that can kill in seconds just from the force of the blows, without the poison doing a thing. Knife This form of Sevassassin kills with its sharp head and tail. What doesn't die to its slashes gets finished off with its poison. Arsenic This form of Sevassassin can kill via its poison alone. So deadly to touch that even ordinary hazmat suits can't protect against it...emergency personnel must wear even more specialized suits and follow extremely specific procedures to safely handle it.

Game locations

Tropes vs. Women in Pokémon Training

None Evolve Seviper.

Held items

None.

Stats

Base stats

Stat	Range
	At Lv. 50	At Lv. 100
HP: 83	143 - 190	276 - 370
Attack: 60	58 - 123	112 - 240
Defense: 80	76 - 145	148 - 284
Sp. Atk: 155	144 - 227	283 - 449
Sp. Def: 90	85 - 156	166 - 306
Speed: 90	85 - 156	166 - 306
Total: 558    Other Pokémon with this total
Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable. Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a beneficial nature, if applicable.

Type effectiveness

Under normal battle conditions, this Pokémon is:
Weak to 1× 1× 1× ½× 2× 1× 1× ½× 1× 1× 1× ½× 1× 0× 1× 1× ½× 1× None	Resistant against 1× 1× 1× ½× 2× 1× 1× ½× 1× 1× 1× ½× 1× 0× 1× 1× ½× 1× None	Unaffected by 1× 1× 1× ½× 2× 1× 1× ½× 1× 1× 1× ½× 1× 0× 1× 1× ½× 1× None	Damaged normally by 1× 1× 1× ½× 2× 1× 1× ½× 1× 1× 1× ½× 1× 0× 1× 1× ½× 1× None
Notes {{{note}}}

Learnset

Level-up

Move Type Category Power Accuracy PP — Wrap       15 90% 20 — Swagger       85% 15 Move Reminder exclusive Sludge Bomb       90 100% 15 Move Reminder exclusive Skewer       30% 5 On evolution Focus Energy       % 30 4 Bite       60 100% 25 6 Lick       40 100% 30 9 Poison Tail       75 100% 15 11 Feint       60 100% 20 14 Screech       85% 40 16 Venoshock       60 100% 20 19 Glare       100% 20 21 Poison Fang       60 100% 20 24 Venom Drench       100% 20 26 Night Slash       70 100% 15 29 Gastro Acid       100% 10 31 Poison Jab       90 100% 15 34 Haze       % 30 36 Swords Dance       % 20 39 Crunch       90 100% 15 41 Belch       120 90% 5 43 Molt       % 10 44 Coil       % 20 46 Wring Out       100% 15 49 Aura Sphere       90 % 15 50 Acid Rain Dance       % 5 51 Backstab       100% 20 54 Bullet Blast       35 % 20 56 Chokehold       50 85% 15 59 Shiv       % 20

TM's and TR's

# Move Type Category Power Accuracy PP TM's 6 Toxic       90% 10 9 Venoshock       60 100% 20 10 Hidden Power       70 100% 15 11 Sunny Day       % 5 12 Taunt       % 20 15 Double Edge       120 100% 15 17 Protect       % 10 18 Rain Dance       % 5 26 Earthquake       100 100% 10 28 Mudslide       120 100% 10 32 Double Team       % 15 34 Sludge Wave       90 100% 15 36 Gunk Shot       120 80% 5 38 Fire Blast       120 85% 5 39 Ancient Blast       100 100% 10 42 Façade       70 100% 20 43 Secret Power       70 100% 20 44 Rest       % 10 46 Thief       60 100% 25 47 Knock Off       60 100% 20 48 Arcane Force       70 100% 15 49 Boomburst       140 100% 5 51 Dragon Fire       120 85% 5 59 Pursuit       60 100% 20 65 Out-of-Body Experience       100 100% 10 75 Swords Dance       % 20 77 Haze       % 30 82 Dragon Tail       60 90% 20 85 Tera Drain       120 100% 5 87 Swagger       85% 15 88 Sleep Talk       % 10 90 Substitute       % 10 95 Snarl       90 100% 15 TR's 12 Thunderstorm       % 5 14 Bullet Blast       35 % 20 17 Acid Rain Dance       % 5 29 Shiv       % 20 31 Blinding Light       % 20 35 Belch       120 90% 5 70 Aura Sphere       90 % 15 89 Wrap       15 90% 20

Egg Moves

Move Type Category Power Accuracy PP Father Assurance       60 100% 20 Raticate (either form), Persian (either form), Primeape (either form), Girafarig, Donphan, Mightyena, Weavile, Emboar, Canceleko, Narcibat, Krookodile, Haxorus Body Slam       80 100% 15 Dunsparce, Torkoal, Walrein, Purugly, Hydreigon, Chesnaught Dragon Fang       75 100% 15 Tyrantrum, Gumshoos, Snappodo Final Gambit       100% 5 Primeape (either form) Fog       % 10 Vulpix (Alolan form only), Quagsire, Mamoswine, Wailord, Altaria, Empoleon Lagging Tail       100 % 10 Medieveon, Snappodo Punishment       20 100% 10 Primeape (either form), Slaking, Infernape, Zoroark Scary Face       100% 20 Charizard, Raticate (either form), Rhyperior, Tauros, Gyarados, Flareon, Granbull, Ursaring, Donphan, Mightyena, Salamence, Luxray, Mamoswine, Krookodile, Scrafty, Zoroark, Haxorus, Druddigon, Bouffalant, Hydreigon, Incineroar (either form), Gumshoos, Lycanroc (all three forms), Passimian, Kommo-O Stockpile       % 20 Arbok, Mawile, Aardvarcano, Konaffeine Spit Up       100% 10 Arbok, Mawile, Aardvarcano, Konaffeine Swallow       % 10 Arbok, Mawile, Aardvarcano, Konaffeine Switcheroo       % 10 Persian (either form), Linoone, Delphox Ultimate Fang       150 80% 5 Raticate (either form), Bibarel, Pachirisu, Watchog, Diggersby, Gumshoos, Snappodo Ultra Tail Whip       140 90% 5 Nidorina, Rhyperior, Samurott, Heliossil, Dragalge, Tyrantrum, Snappodo

Tutored Moves

Move Type Category Power Accuracy PP Location Bulldoze       60 100% 20 Night Slash       70 100% 15 Payback       60 100% 20 Sucker Punch       90 100% 15 Dark Pulse       80 100% 15 Flamethrower       70 100% 15 Spikes       % 20 Trick       100% 10 Toxic Spikes       % 20 Stealth Rock       % 20 Gastro Acid       % 10 Grudge       % 5 Destiny Bond       % 5 Memento       % 5 Flatter       85% 15 Attract       100% 20 Mean Look       % 5 Nasty Plot       % 20 Endure       % 10

Evolution

Unevolved Seviper

Level up at Temple of Sanclairia →

File:974.png First evolution Sevassassin

Origin

Like its lower evolution, the Pokémon is based on various snakes, although ironically, not the king cobra, the snake that is actually pitted against mongeese in real life.

It also contains elements of assassins, as its name would imply. Its various forms' names are all references to common assassination methods seen in popular media.

Name origin

"Sev", held over from its previous evolution, derives either from "sever" (what its bite is capable of doing) or "severe" (referencing how much of a threat it is). "Assassin" should be obvious.