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#754
Default
192
ATK
169
DEF
172
STA
Lvl 50Max CP
2711
Lvl 40
2398
Lvl 25Weather Boost
1713
Lvl 20Raids/Eggs
1370
Lvl 15Research
1027
Stage 1
Fomantis
Fomantis
Stage 2
Lurantis
Lurantis

PvE Analysis

Lurantis isn't concerned so much about fighting as much as it's concerned about being glamorous. Since it knows it can't compete against all the strong Grass-types introduced to the game over the years, it might as well be one of the most majestic looking Pokemon, right? 

Best PvE Offensive Moveset

  • Razor Leaf is the optimal Fast Move due to its strong STAB damage.
  • Fury Cutter is better suited for Bug Pokemon.
  • Leaf Blade is solid for PvE offense, and is very efficient and consistent. 
  • Leaf Storm is less consistent as a 1-bar move and has lower DPS.
  • Trailblaze can't really compare to Leaf Blade, either.
  • X-Scissor should benefit Bug-types more. 
  • Superpower has no use. 

Best PvE Defensive Moveset

  • Razor Leaf has good STAB damage on defense.
  • Fury Cutter is pitiful for defensive damage. 
  • Despite lacking coverage, Leaf Blade is still the best choice for defense. 
  • Trailblaze is basically Leaf Blade but worse on defense.
  • Superpower is somewhat slow and can be easily dodged. 
  • X-Scissor is an alternative choice, but lacks damage. 
  • Leaf Storm hits hard, but Lurantis might faint before it can use it. 

PvP Analysis

Leafage benefits from STAB to deal significant damage, but its energy generation is only slightly above average. Fury Cutter gives up meaningful damage output in exchange for very fast energy gains, letting Lurantis use its Charge Moves more often. Razor Leaf deals very high damage but has extremely poor energy generation.

Leaf Blade is one of the best and most efficient Charge Moves in the game, benefits from STAB, and can be used frequently with its low energy cost. Leaf Storm is a less consistent option due to its much higher energy demands. Superpower provides wide Fighting-type damage, though the lack of STAB and a difficult self-debuff makes it difficult to use. Alternatively X-Scissor could be chosen for very niche and specific circumstances, but is generally not recommended. Trailblaze is a solid move, but if it replaces Close Combat then Lurantis can't handle anything that resists Grass, and if it replaces Leaf Blade then Lurantis loses its most spamable move.

Great League

Lurantis is a pure Grass-type Pokemon with access to the highly valued Leaf Blade. While its bulk isn't particularly notable, fast access to valuable coverage is extremely desired in the meta. Fury Cutter or Leafage are generally recommended for more consistent access to Superpower, which is much needed against popular Steel-types. Unfortunately Lurantis is very easily walled off by almost anything that flies in the air, and it's very unfavorable against most Poison-types as well. 

Ultra League

XL Candy is required for Lurantis to reach the CP cap of Ultra League, making this Pokemon somewhat expensive to invest in. Interestingly enough, Luranits sports a very useful moveset against common Dark-type Pokemon in this league, though still falling short of beating Mandibuzz. Just like in Great League, Flying-types and Poison-types make up the bulk of losses, so as long as those are covered Luranits can be expected to do well against the overall meta. 

Master League

Luranits could pull off a surprise win against unsuspecting opponents, but is generally not advised due to its lack of stats. 

Flee Rate
%
Buddy Distance
3 KM
Catch Rate
%
Female Ratio
50 %
Male Ratio
50 %