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Best Comfey Build - Healer Support Guide
Beginner
S-Tier current patch
Win Conditions
Keep your primary carry alive through all major objective fights and enable them to deal consistent damage without fear of being eliminated.
Power Spikes
Level 4 (Floral Healing unlock), Level 6 (Magical Leaf for offensive pressure), Level 9 (Unite Move for team-wide healing and buffs)
Team Role
Primary healer and enabler for carry Pokemon, providing sustained healing, crowd control, and damage amplification through attachment buffs
Game Strategy
Early Game
- Start bottom lane with your team's primary carry and immediately attach to them at level 1. Use Vine Whip to help secure last hits while your partner takes the farm priority with Exp. Share active.
- Focus on reaching level 4 to unlock Floral Healing as quickly as possible. Avoid unnecessary fights before this power spike and prioritize safe farming.
- Contest the first Regieleki spawn at 9:00 by attaching to your tankiest teammate and using Floral Healing to sustain through the objective fight.
Mid Game
- Once you unlock Magical Leaf at level 6, position behind your carry during team fights and use the homing projectiles to pressure low-HP enemies while healing your attached ally.
- Rotate to major objectives like Regieleki and Rayquaza with your team. Attach to whoever is taking the most damage and maintain Floral Healing uptime throughout extended fights.
- Use your mobility while attached to help your carry dodge skill shots and reposition safely. Detach only when absolutely necessary to avoid crowd control or secure a critical Magical Leaf finish.
Late Game
- During Rayquaza fights, attach to your team's primary initiator or carry and focus purely on healing output. Use Magical Leaf to zone enemies away from the objective and secure last hits if possible.
- Prioritize keeping your highest-damage dealer alive over everything else. A well-protected carry with constant healing can single-handedly win late-game team fights.
- Save Potion for critical moments when Floral Healing is on cooldown or when your attached ally is about to be burst down. Layer your healing sources for maximum effectiveness.
Advanced Tips
Item Synergies
- Exp. Share + Focus Band creates a safety net where you gain levels passively while having emergency survivability when detached during chaotic fights.
- Shell Bell synergizes perfectly with Magical Leaf's frequent damage output, providing additional healing on top of Floral Healing for incredible sustain.
- White emblems boost HP for better survivability, while Green emblems provide Special Attack to increase both healing potency and Magical Leaf damage.
Matchups
- Strong against: Melee All-Rounders and Attackers who benefit from sustained healing during extended duels (Machamp, Garchomp, Cinderace).
- Weak against: High-burst Attackers who can quickly eliminate your attached carry before healing matters (Pikachu, Glaceon) and Pokemon with strong displacement that can separate you from allies.
Additional Notes
- The premier Comfey healer build focuses on maximizing healing output and survivability while attached to your team's primary carry. Floral Healing provides consistent HP recovery for both Comfey and the attached ally, while Magical Leaf offers reliable damage and additional crowd control through its homing projectiles.
- This build prioritizes keeping your carry alive through extended team fights with layered healing from Floral Healing, Shell Bell, and Potion. Exp. Share ensures you stay relevant in levels despite giving farm priority to your lane partner, while Focus Band provides crucial survivability when detached.
- Attach to your team's strongest damage dealer (Attackers or All-Rounders) and focus on positioning safely while maintaining healing uptime. Use Magical Leaf to poke enemies and secure kills while your carry deals primary damage. This build excels in sustained team fights and objective control scenarios.
Moves
Vine Whip
Floral Healing
Magical Leaf
Items
Exp. Share
Focus Band
Shell Bell
Battle Item
Potion
Emblems
Stat
Focus
White (6), Green (4)
Best Comfey Build - Crowd Control Healer Guide
Intermediate
A-Tier current patch
Win Conditions
Disable key enemy targets during crucial objective fights while maintaining healing on your carry, enabling your team to win fights through superior crowd control and sustain.
Power Spikes
Level 4 (Floral Healing), Level 6 (Grass Knot for CC), Level 9 (Unite Move), Level 13+ (maximized Grass Knot damage with full items)
Team Role
Hybrid healer and disabler, providing both sustain and crowd control to enable aggressive plays and objective control
Game Strategy
Early Game
- Follow the same early laning strategy as the healer build, prioritizing level 4 for Floral Healing while giving farm to your lane partner through Exp. Share.
- Play conservatively until level 6 when you unlock Grass Knot. Before this point, focus purely on healing and safe positioning.
- Communicate with your lane partner about Grass Knot's cooldown once unlocked - coordinate engages around your disable to secure early kills.
Mid Game
- Use Grass Knot proactively to catch enemies rotating between lanes or to peel for your carry when enemies dive. The bind duration is crucial for securing kills or escaping ganks.
- During objective fights, prioritize using Grass Knot on enemy carries or supports to remove them from the fight temporarily. Even a 1-2 second disable can allow your team to secure Regieleki or win the team fight.
- Eject Button enables aggressive Grass Knot plays - flash forward to bind priority targets, then immediately attach to your carry for safety while your team follows up.
Late Game
- At Rayquaza, position to land Grass Knot on enemies trying to steal the objective or on their primary damage dealer to prevent burst damage on your team.
- Combine Grass Knot with your team's crowd control for chain-disabling high-priority targets. Communication is key to maximizing this build's potential.
- Use Floral Healing to sustain your carry while cycling Grass Knot to repeatedly disable threats. The combination of healing and CC makes you extremely difficult to deal with in extended fights.
Advanced Tips
Item Synergies
- Wise Glasses + Slick Spoon provides the highest consistent damage for Grass Knot according to testing, while also boosting Floral Healing's effectiveness through increased Special Attack.
- Exp. Share ensures you reach level 6 quickly for Grass Knot access without stealing farm, maintaining team economy while gaining power spikes on time.
- Black emblems boost Special Attack for maximum Grass Knot damage and healing output, while White emblems provide necessary HP for survivability when making aggressive plays with Eject Button.
Matchups
- Strong against: Mobile Speedsters and Attackers who rely on positioning (Absol, Greninja, Dodrio) - Grass Knot shuts down their mobility and makes them easy targets.
- Weak against: Long-range poke compositions that can damage your carry from outside Grass Knot range, and tanky Defenders who can absorb the disable without significant consequences.
Additional Notes
- This hybrid healer build combines Comfey's strong healing with enhanced crowd control through Grass Knot. While maintaining healing support with Floral Healing, this build adds significant disable potential to lock down priority targets during team fights.
- Wise Glasses and Slick Spoon maximize Grass Knot's damage output while still benefiting Floral Healing's potency. Exp. Share remains core for support economy, while Eject Button provides crucial repositioning for landing Grass Knot on key targets or escaping dangerous situations.
- This build excels when your team needs additional crowd control to lock down mobile carries or slippery Speedsters. The combination of healing and hard CC makes you invaluable during objective contests where disabling even one enemy can swing the fight.
Moves
Vine Whip
Floral Healing
Grass Knot
Items
Exp. Share
Wise Glasses
Slick Spoon
Battle Item
Eject Button
Emblems
Stat
Focus
Black (6), White (4)
Best Comfey Build - Aggressive Disabler Guide
Advanced
B-Tier current patch
Win Conditions
Disrupt enemy carries with Sweet Kiss during critical fights while dealing significant damage with Magical Leaf, enabling your team to win through superior crowd control and burst damage.
Power Spikes
Level 4 (Sweet Kiss for disruption), Level 6 (Magical Leaf for damage), Level 9 (Unite Move for team buffs), Level 13+ (maximized damage with full items)
Team Role
Aggressive disabler and secondary damage dealer, providing crowd control and burst damage rather than traditional healing support
Game Strategy
Early Game
- Lane with your carry and focus on reaching level 4 for Sweet Kiss. Without Floral Healing, you're more vulnerable to poke damage, so play more conservatively and prioritize safe farming.
- Once you unlock Sweet Kiss, use it aggressively to confuse enemies during trades, allowing your carry to deal free damage while the enemy is disoriented.
- Coordinate with your jungler for early ganks - Sweet Kiss's confusion can guarantee kills when combined with additional damage from a third teammate.
Mid Game
- At level 6, Magical Leaf transforms you into a damage threat. Use the homing projectiles aggressively to pressure low-HP enemies and secure kills your carry might miss.
- During team fights, attach to your primary damage dealer but play more aggressively with Sweet Kiss to disrupt enemy positioning and create openings for your team.
- Eject Button enables high-risk, high-reward plays - flash forward to Sweet Kiss priority targets, then use Magical Leaf to burst them down before retreating to your carry.
Late Game
- In Rayquaza fights, use Sweet Kiss on enemies attempting to steal the objective or on their primary damage dealer to remove them from the fight through confusion.
- Focus on dealing damage with Magical Leaf while using Sweet Kiss to peel for your carry or disrupt enemy backline. Your damage output is significant enough to threaten squishy targets.
- Without Floral Healing, positioning is critical - stay attached to your carry for safety but be ready to detach for aggressive Sweet Kiss plays when opportunities arise.
Advanced Tips
Item Synergies
- Wise Glasses + Choice Specs maximizes Magical Leaf's burst potential, allowing you to function as a legitimate damage threat while still providing support utility through attachment buffs.
- Exp. Share remains essential for reaching power spikes without stealing farm, especially important since this build requires level 6 to become fully effective.
- Black and Green emblems focus purely on Special Attack, maximizing both Sweet Kiss's disruption duration and Magical Leaf's damage for an aggressive playstyle.
Matchups
- Strong against: Dive-heavy compositions and melee All-Rounders who rely on getting close (Tsareena, Lucario) - Sweet Kiss completely disrupts their engage patterns.
- Weak against: Long-range poke compositions that can punish your lack of healing, and teams with strong sustain that can outlast your disruption without Floral Healing's recovery.
Additional Notes
- The aggressive disabler build sacrifices Floral Healing's sustain for Sweet Kiss's powerful confusion effect, creating a more offensive support playstyle. This build focuses on disrupting enemies and dealing damage while still providing utility through crowd control and buffs from attachment.
- Wise Glasses and Choice Specs maximize Magical Leaf's damage output, allowing you to function as a secondary damage dealer while still supporting your carry. This build works best when your team has sufficient sustain from other sources or when you need maximum disruption against dive-heavy compositions.
- Sweet Kiss's confusion effect can completely shut down enemy carries during critical moments, making this build excellent for aggressive teams that want to force fights and snowball advantages. The increased damage from optimized items allows you to secure kills and pressure objectives more effectively.
Moves
Vine Whip
Sweet Kiss
Magical Leaf
Items
Exp. Share
Wise Glasses
Choice Specs
Battle Item
Eject Button
Emblems
Stat
Focus
Black (6), Green (4)
