Greedent

Don't use this in raids please.

Max Battles

Greedent functions as a potent tank and healer in Max Battles, leveraging its overall high HP and Defense and general lack of weaknesses to protect and support its teammates. Having access to Bite and Mud Shot, two moves with a 0.5s duration, allows Greedent to charge up the Max Meter quickly. Prioritize unlocking and leveling up Max Spirit - this move's healing scales off the user's HP, and Greedent's high HP stat ensures that it can heal its teammates for a huge amount.

Greedent will be outclassed by many Pokemon in the future due to its mediocre stats. However, it is a solid option at the start of the Dynamax metagame.

Best PvE Offensive Moveset

• Tackle your opponents like a man squirrel and then Body Slam them with STAB. 
• Bite only what you can chew Crunch, which is probably Psychic and Ghost Pokemon. 
• Mud slinging poor Greedent isn't good, so please don't use Mud Shot.
• Real tough squirrels don't spit Bullet Seeds from a distance. And smart trainers don't use Greedent for attacking. 
• Let other Pokemon pave the way, don't use Trailblaze on Greedent.

Best PvE Defensive Moveset

• The first line of defense as a squirrel is to spit Bullet Seeds at the approaching attackers. 
• If they get close, Tackle them to the ground. 
• If that fails, then the last option is to Bite.
• Squirrels aren't well known for throwing mud, but Greedent can use Mud Shot in a pinch. 
• Fighting-types laugh when you try to Crunch them, so it's better to Body Slam instead. 
• Trailblaze is okay, but not great.

Mud Shot's fantastic energy generation lets Greedent rapid-fire Body Slams, while keeping Crunch in the back to hit Psychic- and Ghost-type Pokémon.