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You mad bro?

Honestly, knowing many people would prefer a meta with Stab-Only Tera over No Tera at all is completely baffling. Like, what's the point? It's not the Tera mech anymore, it's boring af and it wouldn't even add anything interesting to the game. I'm Pro-Tera, but this is legit the worst possible...

Ok but what if NBA didn't ban Terastallization? I want to see what LeBron could do when he's Fire type.

People who want to ban Terastallization are just people who are too lazy to think. I could quote more but that would be futile.

My preference : NO TIERING ACTION Banning Tera Blast Not relevant right now, but we might need to think about it again when DLCs come out. Limiting Tera typing to previously existing STAB types Very cringe solution and by far the worst one. Limiting the amount of Pokemon on any given team...

I agree with everything you said tbh, but no one's even trying him so if I don't promote him no one will do it :p

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I was just listing moves, that's not what I play. I personally run him with Fake Out and Fling, because my team is a Sun/TR and I need to set-up. He's the best I found for that (fastest user under the Sun). It's powerful with Charizard-Y, while Leaf Storm does the job against most water (killing...

Your first sentence is wrong since Shiftry has been played with Groudon in VGC16 (as a nice anti-meta pokemon), and that we now have two viable Drought user. I still believe it's a better supporter than Venusaur, mainly because of how reliable Fake Out is compared to Sleep Powder, plus the...

I've been having fun and good results with Shiftry on a Sun team. Solid pair with Charizard-Y, very under-rated pokemon. Where would you put him? He's a good supporter, with such sets: Shiftry (F) @ Focus Sash / (King's Rock if Fling) Ability: Chlorophyll Level: 50 EVs: 4 Atk / 252 SpA / 252...

Well, for coverage mainly. Tapu Lele struggles only vs Steel types. I didn't find Dazzling Gleam very usefull when I tried it. Thunderbolt deals the same as Pyscho on Tapu Fini its field, but a little less without... I feel that would be the only reason, but I don't struggle a lot vs Fini...

I'll test Grassium-Z, Overheat and Glutonny Snorlax. Of course for the SpD investment of Marowak, that's what I wanted in the first place but I missed somehow xD Though, I'll keep HP Fire instead of Thunderbolt because of Metagross/Kartana/Togedemaru/Steel types while still being able to deal...

The team : Lilligant @ Focus Sash Ability: Chlorophyll Level: 50 Shiny: Yes EVs: 124 HP / 252 SpA / 132 Spe Modest Nature IVs: 0 Atk - Leaf Storm - Sleep Powder - After You - Protect Torkoal (M) @ Charcoal Ability: Drought Level: 50 EVs: 116 HP / 252 SpA / 140 SpD...

Oh it looks nice, especially for A-Marowak, might test that

There is no Rain Abuser set in the OP. I personally go with : Tapu Koko @ Life Orb +Spe -Def nature 252 SpA, 252 Spe, 4 SpD Thunder U-Turn HP Ice Brave Bird Thunder hits insanly hard and has 100% accuracy, U-Turn so you can pivot against Grounds or A-Marowak, HP Ice for Landorus / Gliscor /...

Already proved you're wrong.

Araquanid has the bulk, so it's not relevant to compare him to Crawdaunt and Rampardos. He hits way harder than Azu, with less build possibilities of course. I'd like to know what are these stops he can't handle while he'll do a solid 40/50% on things like Tangrowth, Toxapex or Tapu Fini and...

Even resisted Liquidation 2HKO almost anything. He's pretty good on a Rain Team for exemple, that's a niche in OU to me.

Araquanid is pretty good, I don't understand why he gets no analysis.

And a slow U-Turn > a fast one for a rain team.