Yup that's what I've got on it. So it's pretty much guaranteed not to die in one hit even from something that's effective. Same thing I had on Volanteral on a previous playthrough. This team is fast, but defenses are pretty much garbage. There's a couple others that could be on this team if there were more slots. Doving is pretty fast but is also really easy to kill. Then there's always Sacroloon which I think gets over 300 speed at level 100 with max training points invested in it. I think that's all of them that have 300 or more speed at level 100. Sylphantom might have over 300 if I put trains into speed. I usually train health though though as that thing's plenty fast and bulky. Also, all that health on Tarboo is nice but its move choices don't really seem all that great. I've got one bred with perfect defense and remarkable everywhere else but I don't think I'll ever use this thing. Now what... An ice team maybe? Yeah I think that's gonna be really, really mean in a lot of places. Other than choosing to carry around a Mutmo until it gets slash and whatnot, and then transforming it, is there any reason not to use Frostond? Do I even want slash on it? Doesn't it end up with way better magic attack than strength or did I just get a bad one?

So I used my crystal ball to see what kind of moves Tarboo gets, and it looks like some physical and some special. Do you have to split your training points between both attack stats? Do you just go with one or the other and train health? This thing just doesn't have any good moves from what I can tell. I just see a lot of health and, er, that's it. Even its defenses aren't too good. So it won't die in one hit, but does it just dink and dunk its way through fights and ultimately get killed anyway? Or does it just die because it used a move that requires you to wait a round before it does damage? I've avoided this one because it looked like it was just meant for forcing your opponent to gobble up a few more usage points on whatever moves they would use to kill this thing.

I didn't see storm rush anywhere in its progression, just the others, earthquake, slam, sound wave, tidal wave, steel horn, audio blast, aqua zap and then all the calls. But meh. Pretty sure this one's going to sit in a box, good breed and all.

Excuse me, what crystal ball?

I know this thread's been inactive for some time, but it also seemed kind of dumb to start a new one just for this:
You know that gift Drabao? The one with hibernate and the ability secure hibernation? It normally gets the ability aptitude, which means it doesn't lose usage points on its moves. This seems infinitely better. I'll probably never run this thing through the game, but if I did, I think I'd rather have aptitude for sure.
Also, Tarboo and Turoison are just bad. So Tarboo's hp is MEOW! But everything else is just blah. Its moves in particular are just...fail! Big fail! I'm pretty sure I wouldn't be able to run either one of these through the game without being tempted to smash things.

do you have black matter husks?

You're missing an igredient to craft a weapon that, if a monster has it equipped, will hit the guardian.

Fyngon learns hone blade, to use with aquatic blitz

If I remember this right, tenshaino now has hone blade and restoring light, so you should try it out as well.

Oh yeah. I forgot about that one. Doesn't Tenshaino get it at close to level 70 though? Will have to at least take a look at this one. See if it has improved at all in this version, because there wasn't a whole lot to recommend it before.

EDIT:

Oops, guess I was wrong. Tenshaino gets hone blade at level 62. Still, it's only holy move is white lance, a 90 accuracy 110 power move with 5 skill points. That's kinda gross. Also, its best fighting move is power punch which it also doesn't get for a while. Still, inner healing and restoring light might be kinda meow on this thing. I just got a really good breed on one so will have to see sometime.

I tend to pass on the sleep/night terror combo since it involves a lot of luck and randomness. It's random if sing will hit or not. It's something like 60 accuracy. You've also got knockout venom, but that's not guaranteed to cause sleep either. Then sleep lasts for something like 1 to 5 rounds I think? So there's every possibility of taking two rounds to set up sleep and night terror and having the foe wake up on the third round and not taking any damage. Those are rounds where you could have been doing damage with other attacking moves.
As for better plant moves, you're going to get gamma drain in the 40s I think? It'll also get nature overdrive quite a bit later. This is a good nuke if you know you're going to get a quick kill and then switch out soon, otherwise you're stuck waiting out the next two turns. So you probably won't be using this one too often.