Mend and Ruin: Last Places in KO a Character: Pokémon

[Toadettefan]

[Dunsparce] -10
[Luvdisc] -23
[Lickilicky] -21
[Trubbish] -21

 

[Nate Jacobs]

[Dunsparce] -6
[Luvdisc] -23
[Lickilicky] -21
[Trubbish] -21

 

[Toadettefan]

[Dunsparce] -2
[Luvdisc] -23
[Lickilicky] -21
[Trubbish] -21

 

[Nate Jacobs]

I don't care for any of these three remaining Pokemon at all, but Lickilicky's one redeeming quality is its massively good variety of moves it can learn through TMs, and HMs up through Gen 6.
[Dunsparce]
[Luvdisc] -23
[Lickilicky] -19
[Trubbish] -21

 

[Toadettefan]

[Luvdisc] -23
[Lickilicky] -15
[Trubbish] -21

 

[Nate Jacobs]

[Luvdisc] -23
[Lickilicky] -11
[Trubbish] -21

 

[Toadettefan]

[Luvdisc] -23
[Lickilicky] -7
[Trubbish] -21

 

[Nate Jacobs]

At least Trubbish has a slightly decent Poison moveset, but it's design still literally stinks.
[Luvdisc] -23
[Lickilicky] -4
[Trubbish] -20

 

[Power Flotzo]

[Luvdisc] -23
[Lickilicky]
[Trubbish] -20

 

[Nate Jacobs]

[Luvdisc] -23
[Trubbish] -16

 

[Toadettefan]

[Luvdisc] -23
[Trubbish] -14

 

[Nate Jacobs]

[Luvdisc] -23
[Trubbish] -14

Again, you said you don't want things to be overly long and I agree, so that is why mending by 4 instead of 2 is greatly encouraged.

[Luvdisc] -23
[Trubbish] -10

 

[Toadettefan]

[Luvdisc] -23
[Trubbish] -6

 

[Nate Jacobs]

[Luvdisc] -25
[Trubbish] -4

 

[Toadettefan]

[Luvdisc] -25
[Trubbish]