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Aight sorry I'll flesh it out more. I've been called out on past analyses for trying to over-sell the Pokemon too much so I was just trying to be straight up with what it did to minimize the influence of subjective judgements up my writing, but I'll put some more effort into selling it.

Doesn't HP fighting fail to get past mixed defenses and CB Tyranitar? Also Scarf Ttar weakens Ghost PZ down to being revenge kill bait, and Bisharp's Sucker Punch OHKO's +1 Def Ghost PZ after rocks and still either OHKOs or leaves PZ as revenge kill bait without rocks up. If you try to play mind...

Alright, implementing changes. Should I mention Toxic in the moves section or OO?

Good points, you're probably right. Mega Luke might also start seeing more usage because of the Mega Evo speed fix as well. I'll implement the suggestion

[OVERVIEW] * Aegislash has arguably the best typing in the game and great defensive stats to go with it. * Thanks to Aegislash's typing and good attacking stats as well, Aegislash also serves as a great Xerneas check and pursuit trapper. * Unfortunately, Aegislash is prone to being worn down...

I remember in gen6 the analysis deemed Encore the primary move in the 4th slot on MegaZam, then slashed Sub. Taunt was only mentioned in the moves section on the other hand. Is there any particular reason why Encore was preferable to Taunt in gen6 but not in gen7 or is this just a difference of...

[OVERVIEW] * Good Special Attack with diverse coverage options * Good defensive stats coupled with a great ability, Magic Guard. * Mediocre typing * Pheromosa, Hoopa-U, and Buzzwole being in OU hurts Calm Mind Reuniclus' ability to sweep. [SET] name: Calm Mind move 1: Calm Mind move 2...

Reserving Reuniclus

Reserving Aegislash

While I mostly agree with this, the Golisopod set I use is life orb(which doesn't activate its ability), max attack, max speed(to outspeed some slow bulky Pokemon like Ttar or Clef), adamant, with First Impression, Liquidation, Aqua Jet, and Poison Jab. Poison Jab is actually a surprisingly good...

Mind if I take Bewear? It's been in WIP with no edits for about 12 days

If you don't mind me asking, what exactly is the minimum level of viability that has to be expected of a Pokemon in order to get an analysis? As an avid teambuilder who loves experimenting with very niche and outright mediocre Pokemon(which would very likely be considered bad Pokemon in your...

If anyone has a low priority analysis that you don't think you have the time to do or feel like dropping, feel free to PM me since I'd like to do one.

Okay, thanks for the spread I think you're right about Thunder Punch being better.

252 Atk Life Orb Iron Fist Infernape Thunder Punch vs. 252 HP / 252+ Def Tapu Fini: 146-172 (42.4 - 50%) -- 0.4% chance to 2HKO I wouldn't exactly call that covering as opposed to 100 Atk Life Orb Infernape Gunk Shot vs. 252 HP / 252+ Def Tapu Fini: 169-200 (49.1 - 58.1%) -- 97.3% chance to...

I'm not sure what you read but the latter two bulletins are clearly cons

Iron Fist Thunder Punch only 2HKOs physically defensive Toxapex if it's a max attack Choice Banded Nape set, and even then you need SR up to guarantee the 2HKO. Iron Fist Life Orb TPunch has a 56% chance to OHKO phys def Mantine though, and the scarf set with Iron Fist TPunch has an 69% chance...

Oh my bad I didn't realize I accidentally put 128 HP and Atk and not Atk and Spa lol. 128 Atk / 128 SpA / 252 Spe is just a placeholder before I run calcs to find a reason to run a more specific spread though

[OVERVIEW] Infernape can be a difficult Pokemon for some opponents to be able to handle because of its good mixed attacking stats, speed, and movepool. Infernape has access to two decent abilities being Blaze and Iron Fist. Frail defenses can make it difficult to find an opportunity to bring...