Braviary's not that typical a Normal/Flying Pokémon. Keen Eye ability is pretty typical of a Flying-type, being shared with a lot of them, but that's about where his normality ends. His other ability possibilities are Sheer Force and Defiant, and they're used by a variety of Pokémon. I suppose they're all fairly solid options too (though more in-game than competitive for Keen Eye). Usually a Normal/Flying Pokémon is a fast glass cannon. Not Braviary. He's not a tank by any means, but he has a fairly large HP stat for a Normal/Flying Pokémon and relatively low speed.

What I think is most interesting about Braviary is that his attacks seem mostly focused on the use of his talons. This gives him a bit more of an identity amongst the Normal/Flying Pokémon, as each one seems to focus on fighting in a different way. For the most part Pidgeot uses wind and wing attacks, Fearow uses its beak, Noctowl should be Psychic/Flying uses psychic powers and Unfezant uses trickery, for instance. Each is the same type and similar sort of premise with quite different executions. Sure, Braviary has moves like Peck and Wing Attack, but the bulk of his damaging moves use his talons to render flesh (Slash), break bones (Crush Claw), and grab the enemy (Sky Drop). Learning Hone Claws by level up accentuates this trait. It also goes some way to explaining why Braviary can learn moves like Rock Slide, Rock Smash and Strength by TM and HM - something the other Normal/Flying Pokémon all lack.

If I was to change Braviary, I'd consider giving it more cutting and grabbing moves. This isn't necessarily to give it more viable attacks, but to further drive home its differences with the other Normal/Flying Pokémon. Scratch, Fury Swipes, Fury Cutter and Seismic Toss would fit it well, as would perhaps a few kicking attacks.

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