Goodbye, Scrappy Mechanic! Though you can only do it at Level 100. note It doesn't actually increase the stat but flags it so that it behaves like the highest IV Want to use a Pokémon from an earlier generation or Legendary that doesn't have a good IV spread? No problem, you can give them 31 IVs (the max) for the price of a few Bottle Caps. In other words, the ability to increase the individual values of a Pokemon. The only better HP stealing moves by the Move's stats alone are Dream Eater, which has 100 Base Power but only works on sleeping Pokemon, and Oblivion Wing, which recovers 75% of damage dealt rather than Leech Life's 50% but is the signature move of the legendary Yveltal. Leech Life's base power has been boosted to a whopping 80, putting it on par with X-Scissor in strength, and making it the most powerful physical HP-Draining Move in the game note It outranks Horn Leech and Drain Punch, both with a 75 Base Power, as well as outranking the special move Giga Drain. Now, you may be thinking, 'What, that 20 Base Power move? Sure, the health steal is nice, but it's worthless on such a weak attack!' Not so anymore. Though now meeting it at higher levels in wild makes it a legitimate threat too. Pelipper now having Drizzle as ability, as well as slightly raising its Special Attack, was enough to make it from something nobody ever used to a staple in OU tier in Smogon, courtesy of Drizzle complementing most of its best moves, such as STAB-bed in rain Always Accurate Hurricane as well as boosted Hydro Pump.

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