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  1. Level 1 - Withdraw
  2. Level 1 - Tail Whip
  3. Level 1 - Fury Swipes
  4. Level 1 - Snarl
  5. Level 5 - Rock Smash
  6. Level 9 - Covet
  7. Level 13 - Thief
  8. Level 18 - Payback
  9. Level 23 - Low Sweep
  10. Level 26 - Assurance
  11. Level 29 - Shelter
  12. Level 32 - Throat Chop
  13. Level 37 - Snatch
  14. Level 45 - Revenge
  15. Level 54 - Punishment
  16. Level 61 - Superpower
  17.  
  18. TM01: Take Down
  19. TM03: Fake Tears
  20. TM07: Protect
  21. TM08: Fire Fang
  22. TM09: Thunder Fang
  23. TM10: Ice Fang
  24. TM12: Low Kick
  25. TM20: Trailblaze
  26. TM21: Pounce
  27. TM25: Facade
  28. TM27: Aerial Ace
  29. TM28: Bulldoze
  30. TM36: Rock Tomb
  31. TM43: Fling
  32. TM47: Endure
  33. TM55: Dig
  34. TM58: Brick Break
  35. TM59: Zen Headbutt
  36. TM62: Foul Play
  37. TM66: Body Slam
  38. TM67: Fire Punch
  39. TM68: Thunder Punch
  40. TM69: Ice Punch
  41. TM70: Sleep Talk
  42. TM73: Drain Punch
  43. TM82: Thunder Wave
  44. TM83: Poison Jab
  45. TM84: Stomping Tantrum
  46. TM85: Rest
  47. TM86: Rock Slide
  48. TM87: Taunt
  49. TM89: Body Press
  50. TM90: Spikes
  51. TM94: Dark Pulse
  52. TM103: Substitute
  53. TM104: Iron Defense
  54. TM108: Crunch
  55. TM127: Play Rough
  56. TM134: Reversal
  57. TM148: Sludge Bomb
  58. TM152: Giga Impact
  59. TM158: Focus Blast
  60. TM163: Hyper Beam
  61. TM171: Tera Blast
  62. TM172: Roar
  63. TM175: Toxic
  64. TM181: Knock Off
  65. TM183: Super Fang
  66. TM185: Lunge
  67. TM191: Uproar
  68. TM192: Focus Punch
  69. TM199: Lash Out
  70. TM204: Double Edge
  71. TM205: Endeavor
  72. TM206: Temper Flare
  73. TM219: Skitter Smack
  74. TM224: Curse
  75. TM229: Upper Hand
  76.  
  77. Circle Throw
  78. Iron Tail
  79. Wide Guard
  80. Aqua Tail
  81. Rollout
  82. Counter
  83.  
  84. Triple Axel
  85.  
  86. Surf
  87. Embargo
  88. Refresh
  89.  
  90. full movepool
  91. Aerial Ace, Aqua Tail, Assurance, Body Press, Body Slam, Brick Break, Bulldoze, Circle Throw, Counter, Covet, Crunch, Curse, Dark Pulse, Dig, Double Edge, Drain Punch, Embargo, Endeavor, Endure, Facade, Fake Tears, Fire Fang, Fire Punch, Fling, Focus Blast, Focus Punch, Foul Play, Fury Swipes, Giga Impact, Hyper Beam, Ice Fang, Ice Punch, Iron Defense, Iron Tail, Knock Off, Lash Out, Low Kick, Low Sweep, Lunge, Payback, Play Rough, Poison Jab, Protect, Punishment, Refresh, Rest, Revenge, Reversal, Roar, Rock Smash, Rock Slide, Rock Tomb, Rollout, Shelter, Skitter Smack, Sleep Talk, Sludge Bomb, Snarl, Snatch, Spikes, Stomping Tantrum, Substitute, Super Fang, Superpower, Surf, Tail Whip, Take Down, Taunt, Temper Flare, Tera Blast, Thief, Throat Chop, Thunder Fang, Thunder Punch, Thunder Wave, Toxic, Trailblaze, Triple Axel, Uproar, Upper Hand, Wide Guard, Withdraw, Zen Headbutt
  92.  
  93. viable movepool
  94. Shelter, Iron Defense, Curse, Body Press, Recover, Knock Off, Spikes, Foul Play, Circle Throw, Roar, Toxic, Refresh, Taunt, Super Fang, Thunder Wave.
  95.  
  96. justification
  97. Tanukiefs role as a utility wall in POA Season 2 is a valuable one and having important utility moves to utilize to make it do its job properly is important. For starters, Iron Defense/Shelter Body Press is a great way for it to not be too passive as a utility wall due to its high defense and stab Body Press allowing it to deal damage against other defensive mons in the tier like Fonspring, Snugglosis or Golisopod-Shogun. Recover as an instant recovery move in conjunction with this allows it to stay healthy during most of any battle.
  98.  
  99. The inclusion of Spikes is valuable as Tanukief will be the most prominent user of Spikes because of its defensive bulk and access to Recover. Knock Off for item disruption and Circle Throw/Roar for phasing is also extremely useful for Tanukief to shut down most attempts at setting up for current and future Pokemon of POA Season 2. Super Fang is also a useful move to do heavy chip damage on a Pokemon Tanukief itself cannot do consistent damage against. Toxic/Thunder Wave are also useful status' to cripple and/or chip away against Pokemon like Pestri or Mjochiin. Refresh to cure your own status can be useful if Tanukief ever switches in on a Nuzzle from Snugglosis or a Toxic from Fonspring so it itself is not crippled drastically.
  100.  
  101. Additonal mentions to moves such as Lunge, Pounce, Bulldoze and Skitter Smack as these moves are extra provided crippling moves that a utility wall would appreciate having for team support and for itself.
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