The origin of "-sola" is evident in the fact that Corsola is attracted to the sun, habitates in warm waters, and that the branches on its head reflect the sun's colors.
Corsola’s branches, when the Pokémon is beached ashore, glitters beautifully in seven colors of the rainbow when they catch the sunlight.
When Corsola are in the northern seas during the summer in the northern hemisphere, once winter approaches, they migrate back en masse to the southern seas where it is now the summer for the southern hemisphere.
Given Corsola's deplorable Special Attack she likely won't be outright killing anything with Surf, but it can be decent for intimidating certain types you don't want to face in addition to wasting time while you wait for the perfect opportunity to use one of your other moves.
Corsola also receives STAB on AncientPower yet, as unbelievable as this may sound, her Attack is actually worse than her Special Attack.
Corsola isn't fast enough to be an optimum pseudo-passer, but she should at least be able to fire off a Safeguard before biting the dust (though she'll probably only be hanging on by a thread by the time you accomplish this).
Corsola screamed, for his defense was badly lowered.
Corsola dodged it, splashing Aron with crystal clear water.
I can't think of any good plots to get Corsola, sorry, um, maybe like it was abused by Hector and left on the land, you try to save it, but Hector appears and says it's his Pokemon, but Corsola seems unwilling to part with you, so Hector battles you with it.
Corsola would almost be good if it had another 10 hp.
Corsola's first attack (Recover, costing a Water) lets you remove all damage counters from Corsola by discarding a Water Energy.
It could stall in some situations I guess, but it's low HP and weakness to grass (Scyther being in most decks) will have it flying to the discard pile in no time.
Ash and friends join a father and son appointed this year by the village to protect the Chinchou on their journey—and it’s a good thing these Pokemon Trainers were along because it turns out Team Rocket has designs on the migrating Chinchou as well.
A family had built their house upon a Corsola nesting ground, and when a new, hyperactive Corsola arrived and frightened off the previous Corsola residents, the ground beneath the house weakened and the house was washed out to sea.
As Ash and friends set about recollecting the Corsola that had reinforced the foundation of this family’s home, Team Rocket soon arrives and attempts to steal not only the needed Corsola, but also collections of local artwork made from Corsola horns, which these Pokemon shed regularly.
Hustle seems to be a terrible ability for Corsola; it only raises the power of physical moves, but if I'm not mistaken, it lowers the accuracy of all moves with accuracy.
I was asking whether Hustle lowers the accuracy of Special attacks, which would make it an absolutely terrible trait.
Yeah, corsola is not even close to being a favorite of mine.
