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Greedent Build: Guide & Moveset

Greedent is a playable character in Pokemon Unite (Pokemon MOBA). Guide features Greedent's stats, best items, release date, moveset, build, guide, cost & more!

Greedent Buffs, Nerfs, & Changes

Greedent Move Changes (April 28)

Move / Stat

Changes

Covet

Changes - Changed to “Has the user run with all its might, dealing damage to opposing Pokémon it hits and throwing them. The user then becomes resistant to hindrances for a short time. While running, the user drops Berries from its body. If the user eats a dropped Berry, its movement speed is increased for a short time. The more Berries the user eats, the more its movement speed is increased. In addition, Tackle, Belch, or Bullet Seed can also be used while the user is running. Using this move will reset the cooldown of Tackle or Belch.”

Greedent Move Changes (March 14)

Move / Stat	Changes
Stats	- Movement speed decreased
Tackle	Changes - Cooldown lengthened
Defense Curl	Changes - Effects on the user weakened

Patch Notes: Balance Patch (March 14)

Greedent Move Changes (December 9)

Move / Stat	Changes
Covet	- Cooldown increased from 9s to 10s

Greedent received a minor nerf on the December 9th Patch where Covet's cooldown increased & the duration of move decreased. Although the changes may affect the Covet users in-game, we reckon Greedent can still fight well in matches!

Patch Notes: Balance Patch (December 9)

Greedent Move Changes (November 10)

Move / Stat	Changes
Cheek Pouch	- HP recovery from eating Berries was reduced by roughly 7%.
Covet	- Fixed a bug that enables the use of Belch more often than intended while using Covet. (Basically a nerf.)
Stuff Cheeks	- Shield effect reduced.
Bullet Seed	- Damage dealt to opposing Pokemon increased by approximately 36%.
Belch	- Increased cooldown from 4 to 5 seconds. - Damage dealt to opposing Pokemon reduced by approximately 14%.
Berry Belly Flop	- The bug that occurred while using the Launch Pad was fixed.

Greedent received a major update on the November 10th Patch that decreased its moves' effect significantly. Although having major nerfs, using Greedent is still effective as a Defender-Type Pokemon.

Greedent Overview

Greedent Stats

Offense	(3)
Endurance	(10)
Mobility	(4)
Scoring	(2)
Support	(7)
Total	26

HP, Defense, & Sp. Defense

※ Listed stat values are at level 15

Greedent Evolution

First ↓	Skwovet
Final (Lv. 5)	Greedent

Greedent Best Builds

Overview Of Builds

※ Click or tap to swap between different builds

Lane
Top
Moves
Lv. 5	Stuff Cheeks Has the user drop several Berries, which can be eaten to recover HP. Any HP recovered that exceeds the user's max HP will be converted to a shield effect. If the user catches sight of a Berry while using this move, its movement speed is increased for a short time. Cooldown: 8 seconds
Lv. 7	Belch Deals damage to opposing Pokemon in the area of effect and decreases their movement speed for a short time. If the user has any Berries stashed in its tail at this time, it consumes all of them. The more Berries the user had stashed away, the more this move's cooldown is reduced. Cooldown: 5 seconds
Held Items
Focus Band	・Def +2 (+30) ・Sp. Def 0 (+30) When the Pokemon drops to low HP, then each second for three seconds, it recovers 8% of the HP it had lost.
Buddy Barrier	・HP +20 (+600) When the Pokemon uses its Unite Move, that Pokemon and the nearby ally Pokemon with the lowest HP are each granted a shield equal to 20% of their max HP.
Score Shield	・HP +15 (+450) While Pokemon is attempting to score a goal, it is granted a shield equal to 5% of its max HP and its goals cannot be interrupted while it is shielded.
Battle Item
Eject Button	・Quickly moves your Pokemon in the designated location. (Cooldown: 70s)

Stuff Cheeks & Belch For The Whole Package

This build gives you the whole package of damage, HP recovery, shield, buffs, and enemy debuffs - making you quite the tank indeed! You won't need to worry too much about your HP levels running too low thanks to Stuff Cheeks as it either recovers your HP or gives you a shield if your HP is already maxed out. Head to the frontlines to cover your allies, hit enemies in range with Belch to damage them and slow them down, and then quickly use Stuff Cheeks when your HP runs low. You'll notice that this combo makes you quite the hard nut to crack! Work together with another ally as you defend and attack, and you'll get yourself some really quick enemy KO's.

Lane
Top
Moves
Lv. 5	Covet Has the user run with all its might, dealing damage to opposing Pokemon it hits and throwing them. While running, the user drops Berries from its body. If the user eats a dropped Berry, its movement speed is increased for a short time. The more Berries the user eats, the more its movement speed is increased. In addition, Belch or Bullet Seed can also be used while the user is running. Cooldown: 9 seconds
Lv. 7	Bullet Seed Has the user spit Berry seeds in the designated direction, dealing damage to opposing Pokemon in the area of effect and decreasing their movement speed for a short time. The more Berries the user had stashed away, the more damage this move deals. Cooldown: 5 seconds
Held Items
Buddy Barrier	・HP +20 (+600) When the Pokemon uses its Unite Move, that Pokemon and the nearby ally Pokemon with the lowest HP are each granted a shield equal to 20% of their max HP.
Muscle Band	・Atk +1 (+15) ・Basic Atk Speed +0% (+7.5%) When basic attacks hit, the damage is increased by 1% of the opposing Pokemon's remaining HP.
Focus Band	・Def +2 (+30) ・Sp. Def 0 (+30) When the Pokemon drops to low HP, then each second for three seconds, it recovers 8% of the HP it had lost.
Battle Item
Eject Button	・Quickly moves your Pokemon in the designated location. (Cooldown: 70s)

Covet & Bullet Seed For Synergistic Crowd Control

Using these two moves together has a synergistic effect: Covet has you run into enemies to damage them while dropping Berries, and Bullet Seed deals more damage the more Berries there are - making your attacks stronger as both moves progress. In addition, Covet lets you use Bullet Seed as you run around knocking enemies, which means you can double the damage you deal as you use both moves at once. With the shoving effect of Covet and the slowing effect of Bullet Speed, this build has the potential for crowd control and preventing enemies from reaching their objectives.

Lane
Middle
Moves
Lv. 5	Covet Has the user run with all its might, dealing damage to opposing Pokemon it hits and throwing them. While running, the user drops Berries from its body. If the user eats a dropped Berry, its movement speed is increased for a short time. The more Berries the user eats, the more its movement speed is increased. In addition, Belch or Bullet Seed can also be used while the user is running. Cooldown: 9 seconds
Lv. 7	Belch Deals damage to opposing Pokemon in the area of effect and decreases their movement speed for a short time. If the user has any Berries stashed in its tail at this time, it consumes all of them. The more Berries the user had stashed away, the more this move's cooldown is reduced. Cooldown: 5 seconds
Held Items
Buddy Barrier	・HP +20 (+600) When the Pokemon uses its Unite Move, that Pokemon and the nearby ally Pokemon with the lowest HP are each granted a shield equal to 20% of their max HP.
Muscle Band	・Atk +1 (+15) ・Basic Atk Speed +0% (+7.5%) When basic attacks hit, the damage is increased by 1% of the opposing Pokemon's remaining HP.
Score Shield	・HP +15 (+450) While Pokemon is attempting to score a goal, it is granted a shield equal to 5% of its max HP and its goals cannot be interrupted while it is shielded.
Battle Item
Fluffy Tail	・Leaves wild Pokemon unable to act for a short time and also increases damage dealt to those Pokemon. (Cooldown: 25s)

Reach Level 7 ASAP

This build runs Greedent in the jungle, and has one main purpose in mind: reaching level 7 as quickly as possible. At this point you'll get access to Belch, which will dramatically increase your damage potential.

Use Belch After Your Unite Move

The most powerful combo Greedent has at its disposal is spamming Belch during its Unite Move! For 9 seconds after using your Unite Move, your other moves will have no cooldown! This will let you deal massive damage with Belch spam.

Lane
Top
Moves
Lv. 5	Stuff Cheeks Has the user drop several Berries, which can be eaten to recover HP. Any HP recovered that exceeds the user's max HP will be converted to a shield effect. If the user catches sight of a Berry while using this move, its movement speed is increased for a short time. Cooldown: 8 seconds
Lv. 7	Bullet Seed Has the user spit Berry seeds in the designated direction, dealing damage to opposing Pokemon in the area of effect and decreasing their movement speed for a short time. The more Berries the user had stashed away, the more damage this move deals. Cooldown: 5 seconds
Held Items
Focus Band	・Def +2 (+30) ・Sp. Def 0 (+30) When the Pokemon drops to low HP, then each second for three seconds, it recovers 8% of the HP it had lost.
Score Shield	・HP +15 (+450) While Pokemon is attempting to score a goal, it is granted a shield equal to 5% of its max HP and its goals cannot be interrupted while it is shielded.
Muscle Band	・Atk +1 (+15) ・Basic Atk Speed +0% (+7.5%) When basic attacks hit, the damage is increased by 1% of the opposing Pokemon's remaining HP.
Battle Item
Eject Button	・Quickly moves your Pokemon in the designated location. (Cooldown: 70s)

Stuff Cheeks For HP & Mobility

Increase Greedent's movement in battle while also recovering any lost HP with berries using Stuff Cheeks. A shield will take effect when Greedent reaches its max HP, thus increasing your survivability in the Battle Arena.

Attack Enemies With Bullet Seed

Greedent can attack while moving with Bullet Seed. The more berries you have stashed away, the more damage this move deals. Targets hit gets their movement speed decreased, preventing them from getting away quickly. So use this to your advantage by moving around while spitting seeds at them, making it easier to knock down targets.

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Monster Build

Lane	Top
Moves	Covet Belch
Held Items	Attack Weight Aeos Cookie Score Shield
Battle Item	Goal-Getter

Greedent - Basics & Advanced Tips

Greedent Basic Mechanics

This section has basic tips and tricks that you must know to effectively control Greedent. Treat this as a supplement to the Beginner's Guide.

Greedent Advanced Mechanics

This section is for those looking to up their play with Greedent. Treat this as a supplement to the Advanced Players Guide.

Greedent Strategy Guide

Greedent Strengths & Weaknesses

Recommended Lanes

The number of ★ shows the level on a particular route area.

Lane	Route Details
Top	Recommendation level: ★★★ The top is less likely to encounter fights with the opposing team than the bottom lane. Skwovet can safely farm EXP to reach its power spike at level 4 and evolve to Greedent.
Middle	Recommendation level: ★★★ It is the most recommended route as it is the most secure area to farm. Team fights don't usually occur in this area so you can focus on farming experience that by the time the first Drednaw battle occurs, Greedent will almost certainly reach level 7 and unlock its movesets.
Bottom	Recommendation level: ★★ ・ Since the lower route has Drednaw, team battles are more likely to be more intense and frequent than the upper route. It is not recommended that Skwovet be in charge of this lane as it has a slightly lower fighting ability during the early stages.

Skwovet (Lv 1~) Strategy

Pick Tackle First

Although Defense Curl is a good defensive move, we recommend that you prioritize going offensive with Tackle first so you can KO Wild Pokemon quickly - a very important thing to consider at the earlier stages of the game. Aside from this, it also can deal damage to several Pokemon at once, so utilize this when targeting Pokemon that are lined up.

Low Attack At The Outset - Stick With Friends

You shouldn't struggle taking out Pokemon from Mid to Late Game, but you will find that your attacks are on the weaker side at the start. Avoid straight 1 on 1 fights with Pokemon & stick with your teammates so they can deal with the attacks while you defend them.

A Great Goal Keeper With Defense Curl

As a Defender, you'll be one of the primary goalkeepers of your team. Defense Curl makes this task even easier for you as you're granted a shield with this move and also drops a berry which you may consume later for HP recovery. Don't be afraid to chase enemies away by attacking them with Tackle while you defend.

Greedent (Lv 5~) Strategy

Moves Get More Dynamic From Lv5 Onward

Once you evolve to Greedent, you'll get two interesting move choices: either Stuff Cheeks or Covet. While both increase your speed, the former either recover your HP or gives you a shield if your HP is maxed out, while the latter deals damage and throws enemies. Your choice will shape the kind of role you'll be playing from here on out, so choose based on whether you want to go defensive be a tough nut to crack with Stuff Cheeks, or if you'd rather do more crowd control with Covet.

Adapt Your Build To Your Attack Style

At level 7 you'll get a choice between two offensive moves: Bullet Seed and Belch. Bullet Seed deals more damage the more Berries you have and decreases the speed of your enemies. Note that you'll have to keep hitting the R button to deal the next successive shots. Belch deals damage in one go and slows down opponents with the added bonus of a quicker cooldown the more Berries you have. Both are great options, so choose based on your attack style and preferences.

Bullet Seed
Lv 7: Bullet Seed Has the user spit Berry seeds in the designated direction, dealing damage to opposing Pokemon in the area of effect and decreasing their movement speed for a short time. The more Berries the user had stashed away, the more damage this move deals.
Belch
Lv 7: Belch Deals damage to opposing Pokemon in the area of effect and decreases their movement speed for a short time. If the user has any Berries stashed in its tail at this time, it consumes all of them. The more Berries the user had stashed away, the more this move's cooldown is reduced.

Mind Your Berry Gauge

Both of your level 7 options will in some way be affected by the number of Berries you have stocked up. You'll want to make sure you're managing them carefully to maximize Bullet Seed's damage and Belch's cooldown reduction!

Greedent (Lv 7~) Strategy

Belch + Stuff Cheeks Build

Start with Belch to deal damage to the enemies in front of you and to slow their movement speed down. Follow up with Stuff Cheeks to restore the HP that you might have lost, get a shield if your HP gets maxed out, and increase your speed - which could come in handy in escaping if you find yourself in a pinch!

Covet + Bullet Seed Build

These two moves work great together as Covet has you run into enemies to damage them while dropping Berries, and Bullet Seed deals more damage the more Berries there are - making your attacks stronger as both moves progress. Start the combo with Covet and guide your movements to keep hitting enemies around you, then quickly follow up with several Bullet Seed shots while running around with Covet to double the damage you deal.

Covet + Belch Build

Bullet Seed & Covet can be a great combo as you can chase your opponents with Covet & run them over to stun your enemies for a while. Follow this quickly with Belch to deal more damage while slowing them down - which can help both you and your teammates in a teamfight.

Bullet Seed + Stuff Cheeks Build

Guide Greedent into the battlefield armed with Bullet Seed and Stuff Cheeks! Barrage enemies with Bullet Seeds to pressure their HP. They won't be able to getaway since Greedent can use this attack move while moving, not to mention that it slows down any Pokemon that's been hit by this move. You can use Stuff Cheeks after to regain any lost HP during the encounter and also speed up Greedent, in case you feel you need more mobility to catch up with your target's momentum.

Unite Move: Berry Belly Flop

Greedent's Unite Move, Berry Belly Flop is a great move to utilize in a pinch as it restores HP and lets you deal damage to a large area - damaging and throwing potentially several enemies at once. After that, the cooldown of all your moves is reset - giving you an advantage over your foes. This ult can easily turn the tables in a heated battle, so use it wisely!

Greedent - Timing Specific Guide

What To Do At Every Stage Of The Game

This section will teach you which specific Wild Pokemon to take out in what order, as well as exactly what to do at various stages of the game. Note that this is intended specifically for a Mid lane Greedent build!

10:00~8:50

If the middle lane is a desert, the locations of ③ and ④ are switched.

▶ Remoat Stadium Guide

When going middle, you'll want to get Tackle first so you can jump over the wall to reach Lillipup. You can also use Fluffy Tail to help take out Ludicolo, thereby increasing your clear speed.

8:50~7:00

If the middle lane is a desert, the locations of ③ and ④ are switched.

▶Remoat Stadium Guide

When fighting over Combee & Vespiquen, try to distract your opponents by attacking them. However, since you still won't have Belch yet, don't try to chase them.

7:00 First Drednaw Fight.

Greedent's Belch is strong & has no cooldown when used after its Unite Move. This is excellent in teamfights, and especially a game-changer vs Zapdos and Drednaw. Do your best try to level up as soon as possible to obtain the Unite Move.

7:00 After First Drednaw Fight (Before the Final Stretch)

Greedent's Unite Move has a cooldown of 105 seconds - you'll want to have this up at every major objective, such as Rotom or Drednaw. Once you use this move, your goal will be to charge it up as fast as possible before the next big objective teamfight. Do this by defeating Wild Pokemon!

2:00 Final Stretch (Zapdos Fight)

Try to check the map first before capturing Zapdos to see if opponents are gathering in the center. Try to capture Zapdos faster by Using Unite Move + Belch repeatedly if there's no opponents present in the central area yet. If the enemy has already assembled, however, you should of course prioritize the teamfight.

Greedent Counters

Pokemon Greedent Is Weak Against

Absol

Charizard

Greninja

Talonflame

How To Play Against Greedent

Best Matchups For Greedent

Pokemon Greedent Is Strong Against

Gengar

Snorlax

Eldegoss

Wigglytuff

Best Teammates For Greedent

Zeraora

Machamp

Cramorant

Cinderace

Tips When Allied With Greedent

Greedent Moves & Unite Move

Basic Attack & Passive

Basic Attack
Range: Short Becomes a boosted attack with every third attack, dealing increased damage when it hits and causing one Berry to drom from the user's tail.
Passive
Cheek Pouch When the Pokemon eats a Berry, it also recovers HP after receiving the original effects of the Berry. At the same time, it stealthily stashes another Berry in its tail. Being hit by a single attack or combination of attacks will cause a Berry to drop from the Pokemon's tail.

Level 1 or 3 Moves (Choose Order)

Tackle Dash Has the user leap to the designated area, dealing damage to opposing Pokemon in the area of effect and decreasing their movement speed for a short time. If this move is used while Covet is active, no area can be designated for the user to leap to. Instead, while the user is running, damage is dealt in an area of opposing Pokemon in front of it. If the user has any Berries stashed in its tail all this time, it consumes all of them. The more Berries the user had stashed away, the more this move's cooldown is reduced. Cooldown: 6 seconds Damage: 521

Detailed Move Damage

These are the actual damages of this move without any Held Items equipped.

Lv	Damage
1	481
2	501
3	521
4	542
5	582
6	605

Defense Curl Buff Grants the user a shield for a short time. In addition, a Berry will drop in front of the user. Cooldown: 8 seconds Damage: 0

Level 5 Moves (Choose One)

Stuff CheeksBuff Has the user drop several Berries, which can be eaten to recover HP. Any HP recovered that exceeds the user's max HP will be converted to a shield effect. If the user catches sight of a Berry while using this move, its movement speed is increased for a short time. Cooldown: 8 seconds Damage: 0

CovetHindrance Has the user run with all its might, dealing damage to opposing Pokémon it hits and throwing them. The user then becomes resistant to hindrances for a short time. While running, the user drops Berries from its body. If the user eats a dropped Berry, its movement speed is increased for a short time. The more Berries the user eats, the more its movement speed is increased. In addition, Tackle, Belch, or Bullet Seed can also be used while the user is running. Using this move will reset the cooldown of Tackle or Belch. Cooldown: 10 seconds Damage: 456 per hit

Detailed Move Damage

These are the actual damages of this move without any Held Items equipped.

Lv	Damage
5	300
6	308
7	316
8	324
9	334
10	344
11	398
12	411
13	425
14	440
15	456

Level 7 Moves (Choose One)

Bullet SeedRanged Has the user spit Berry seeds in the designated direction, dealing damage to opposing Pokemon in the area of effect and decreasing their movement speed for a short time. The more Berries the user had stashed away, the more damage this move deals. Cooldown: 5 seconds Damage: 513 per hit

Detailed Move Damage

These are the actual damages of this move without any Held Items equipped.

Lv	Damage
7	154
8	160
9	167
10	174
11	181
12	189
13	212
14	221
15	232

BelchRanged Deals damage to opposing Pokemon in the area of effect and decreases their movement speed for a short time. If the user has any Berries stashed in its tail at this time, it consumes all of them. The more Berries the user had stashed away, the more this move's cooldown is reduced. Cooldown: 5 seconds Damage: 2225

Detailed Move Damage

These are the actual damages of this move without any Held Items equipped.

Lv	Damage
7	1300
8	1349
9	1400
10	1454
11	1512
12	1573
13	1758
14	1834
15	1916

Unite Move (Level 9)

Berry Belly FlopArea Has the user eat a Berry to recover HP and then leap to the designated area, dealing damage to opposing Pokemon in the area of effect and throwing them. The user then eats a special Berry, allowing it to stash an unlimited amount of Berries in its tail for a short time and resetting the cooldown of all its moves. Cooldown: 1 seconds Damage: 2189

Detailed Move Damage

These are the actual damages of this move without any Held Items equipped.

Greedent Skins

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Crustle	Cinderace	Eldegoss
Greninja	Slowbro	Wigglytuff
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Items

All Held Items
Leftovers	Muscle Band	Shell Bell
Focus Band	Score Shield	Sp. Atk Specs
Attack Weight	Aeos Cookie	Scope Lens
Exp. Share	Rocky Helmet	Assault Vest
Float Stone	Wise Glasses	Buddy Barrier
Energy Amplifier	Razor Claw	Choice Specs
Weakness Policy	-	-

List Of All Battle Items

All Battle Items
Eject Button	Potion	X-Attack
X-Speed	Full Heal	Goal-Getter
Fluffy Tail	Slow Smoke	-