This is my top 10 list of which Pokemon I want to see have Mega Evolutions!
If you agree/disagree or have your own thoughts, just write it in the comments section!
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Clefable is one extremely defensive Pokémon if you use it right! And having a Mega Evolution that could raise this beast of a sheild's defenses even higher? It would be completely overpowered!
Clefable is a pure Fairy-type; originally a Normal-type. Its Mega Evolution should probably have a Flying dual type, since its Pokédex entry in Ruby, Sapphire, and their remakes, along with Emerald, states:
Clefable uses its wings to skip lightly as if it were flying. Its bouncy step lets it even walk on water.
This would also make Mega Clefable the only Fairy-Flying Pokémon in existence.
Its ability would be Magic Guard, protecting it from indirect damage taken by weather conditions and status ailments.
As for stats, Defense and Special Defense should be Mega Clefable's highest. As I stated before, Clefable is a very sturdy wall when used right. Having a good amount of HP on your side will help as well.
What would be the most fitting moveset for a Mega Clefable? Well, three moves in my chosen moveset for Clefable are required by first having a Clefairy: Stored Power, Cosmic Power, and Moonlight. The last move is Minimize.
Stored Power deals more damage the more Mega Clefable's stats are raised. Using moves that raise your defenses (like Cosmic Power) and evasion (like Minimize) will increase this move's power drastically! Let's do a bit of math. Stored Power has a base damage of 20 already and raises by the same amount every time a stat is raised. Multiply 20 by 6 when that stat reaches its max. When we raise one stat to the max and add the original base damage onto it, this move's base damage becomes 140! That's almost how much impact a Hyper Beam would have on you! Now, let's look at how many stats we're raising. If we raise Defense, Special Defense, and evasion stats to their max, we'll be multiplying 120 by 3, then adding 20 onto the sum. By maxing these stats, Stored Power will deal a whopping 380 base damage! And if you're concerned about the move's power decreasing when an enemy lowers your stats, no need to worry! Stored Power's current base damage will stay the same! You hear that, kids? Show your teachers and college professors this when they tell you that you're wasting your time reading this in class! Unless your opponent has taken the time to max out their Pokémon's Special Defense, they might as well forfeit the match! And by using Moonlight to heal your health, you can avoid the worst! The only problem with this moveset is that it's completely useless against one type: Dark.
