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I SUGGEST REMOVE 2 REGEN IN PVP BATTLE

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Regenerator is a viable ability, it isnt rulebreaking to use more than one regenerator Pokemon. although inconvenient for the opponent, its a viable tactic provided the same Pokemon does not feature more than once in the team (for example two regen Amoongus would be rulebreaking, but a regen Slowbro and a regen Tangrowth in the same team is not against any rules.)

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Having 2 different pokemon with regenerator can be annoying yes but this tactic can easily be countered so I don't see this being a rule or such~

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The pokemon that carry regenerator - Slowbro (common in pvp), Tangrowth(uncommon), Alomomola (quite rare), and Amoonguss (extremely rare) are either grass or water. If you are having issues with that, you should try to build your team more effectively. Gengar (with shadow ball and sludge bomb) can deal with slowbro and tangrowth quite well. A Gale Wings Talonflame works well against tangrowth and Amoonguss. Magnezone counters Slowbro and alomomola as well.

 

 

 

 

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