Pansear (Analysis)

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Pansear

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[Overview]

<p>Pansear is one of the 5th generation's monkey trio. Unfortunately, the trio has some serious problems with being outclassed by other Pokemon in Little Cup on top of having a rather lackluster movepools, but all is not lost! Each has a niche that they can act in to good success. With good Speed and acceptable offensive stats, Pansear has the potential to fill a worth while spot on your team.</p>

[SET]
name: Life Orb Sweeper
move 1: Nasty Plot / Sunny Day
move 2: Fire Blast
move 3:
Hidden Power Electric / Hidden Power Ground
move 4: Taunt / Solarbeam
item: Life Orb
ability: Gluttony
nature: Timid
evs: 244 SpA / 252 Spd

[Set Comments]

<p>The premise of this set is simple; come in on a Pokemon Pansear can force out, set up a Nasty Plot, and attempt to sweep. Fire Blast is an insanely powerful STAB attack, while Hidden Power Electric will eliminate the bulky Water-types that may attempt to prevent a sweep. Taunt allows Pansear to disable any attempts for the opponent to use a support move, which may aid Pansear in setting up or prevent it from being crippled by status. A Life Orb enhances the damage output and allows the chances of a sweep being pulled off to greatly improve. Alternatively, Pansear can use Sunny Day to give itself a big boost in Fire Blast without Nasty Plot, while giving it access to single turn Solarbeam and a reduced Water-type weakness. Hidden Power Ground would then be the superior choice over Hidden Power Electric as it rounds out the coverage with Fire Blast and Solarbeam.</p>

[Additional Comments]

<p>Flamethrower can be used over Fire Blast if you don't want to risk a miss. Chinchou beats Pansear sets that lack Hidden Power Ground or Solarbeam, so a teammate such as Ferroseed should be considered to check it. Ferroseed also has the bonus of being a good answer to Wooper, which can also trouble Pansear without Solarbeam. Gligar outspeeds Pansear and can KO it with Earthquake, so a Snover or Choice Scarf Chinchou can be used to check it. Timburr is another good teammate as it is able to use its Fighting-type moves to KO Carvanha, who outspeeds Pansear after a single turnthanks to Speed Boost. Lastly, Pansear is somewhat weak to priority moves, which are common on Fighting-type Pokemon, so a Ghost-type Pokemon such as Misdreavus or Duskull can prove quite useful.</p>

[Other Options]

<p>A Choice Specs set utilizing Overheat can be effective, but this is better left to Houndour. A physical set utilizing Hone Claws could be pulled off with decent offensive choices such as Crunch and Fire Punch, but is hard to use and is generally outclassed by other sweepers that are available. Flame Charge can be a decent move to try, as Pansear will hit a Speed stat of 24 after the boost, meaning that it is more difficult to revenge kill. Pansear also has access to a variety of support moves such as Will-O-Wisp, but is too frail to make much use out of the majority of them. Eviolite will help Pansear differentiate from Houndour by making use of it's slightly greater bulk, but this is often not a good option, due to Pansear's bad defensive typing.</p>

[Checks and Counters]

<p>Water-types, such as Chinchou and Wooper, are good checks as long as Pansear lacks Solarbeam, while Mantyke is good against Pansear that choose against using Hidden Power Electric. Gligar has higher Speed than Pansear and carries Earthquake, which gets a clean KO. Carvanha can easily KO with Hydro Pump or Waterfall, using Protect to gain the Speed boost needed to outspeed Pansear. Finally, hitting Pansear with priority moves will wear it down quickly enough due to Life Orb recoil and Pansear's low defenses.</p>

[Dream World]

<p>Pansear receives Blaze from the Dream World. Pansear easily gets low on HP, meaning that Blaze can come into effect quite often. It is the superior choice to Gluttony in most situations; however, Gluttony itself gets a boost from the Dream World, as it activates pinch berries (that come from the Dream World) such as Salac Berry earlier.</p>
 
it gets nothing over houndour except bulk so do that except with an eviolite. and hp grass > electric.

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[Overview]
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<p>Pansear is one of the monkeys of the monkey trio introduced in the 5th generation. Unfortunately, (comma) the trio has some serious problems with being outclassed by other Pokemon in Little Cup, on top of havinga rather lackluster movepools, but all is not lost! They have some niches that are definitely viable and worth consideration Each has a niche that they can fill, which they do to good success. With good Speed and acceptable attack offensive stats, (comma) Pansear has the potential to fill a worth while spot on your team.</p>
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[SET]
name: Life Orb Sweeper
move 1: Nasty Plot / Sunny Day
move 2: Fire Blast
move 3:
Hidden Power Electric / Hidden Power Ground
move 4: Taunt / Solarbeam
item: Life Orb
ability: Gluttony
nature: Timid
evs: 244 SpA / 252 Spd

[Set Comments] (capitalise)
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<p>The premise of this set is simple; come in on a Pokemon Pansear can force out, set-up a Nasty Plot, and attempt to sweep. Fire Blast is insanely powerful STAB attack, while Hidden Power Electric will eliminate the bulky waters that will may attempt to stop prevent a sweep. Taunt allows Pansear to prevent any attempts at status or phazing disable any attempts to use a support move, which may aid set up or prevent it from being crippled by status. A Life Orb enhances the damage output and allows the chances of a sweep being pulled off to greatly enhance improve. Alternatively, (comma) Pansear can use Sunny Day too give itself a big boost in Fire Blast without Nasty Plot, while giving it access to single turn Solarbeam and a reduced Water-type weakness. Hidden Power Ground would then be the superior choice over Hidden Power Electric as it rounds out the coverage with Fire Blast and Solarbeam.</p>

[Additional Comments] (capitalise)
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<p>Flamethrower can be used over Fire Blast if you're more favorable to not missing a move in exchange for a damage output increase don't want to risk a miss. Chinchou beats Pansear sets that lack Hidden Power Ground or Solarbeam, so a teammate such as Ferroseed should be considered to check it. Ferroseed also has the bonus of being a good answer to Wooper, which can also give trouble to Pansear without Solarbeam. Gligar outspeeds Pansear and can KO it with Earthquake, so a Snover or Choice Scarf Chinchou can be used to act as a check to that it. Timburr is another good teammate as it is able to use its Fighting-type moves to KO Carvanha, another check to Pansear, thanks to Speed Boost. Lastly, Pansear is somewhat weak to priority moves, which are common on Fighting-type Pokemon, so a Ghost-type Pokemon such as Misdreavus or Duskull can prove quite useful.</p>

[Other Options]
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<p>A Choice Specs set can utilize utilizing Overheat very effectively can be effective, but this is better left to Houndour. A Physical set utilizing Hone Claws could be pulled off with decent offensive choices such as Crunch and Fire Punch, but is hard to use and is generally in effective when keeping up with outclassed by other sweepers that are available. Flame Charge can be a decent gimmick (I wouldn't call this a gimmick... Feel free to disagree, though.) move to try, (comma) and catch a speed increase and do some damage on the Life Orb set as Pansear breaks a 24 speed stat with a single speed boost as Pansear will hit a Speed stat of 24 after the boost, meaning that it is more difficult to revenge kill. A Sunny Day set can be viable when using Fire Blast and Solarbeam as they both hit pretty hard, but you'll find trouble having Pansear giving up a turn to set it up. (This is listed in the actual set.) Pansear also has access to a variety of support moves such as Will-O-Wisp, but is too frail to make too much use out of the majority of them. Eviolite will help Pansear differentiate from Houndour by making use of it's slightly greater bulk, but this is often not a good option, due to Pansear's bad defensive typing..</p>

[Checks and Counters]
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<p>Water-types, (comma) such as Chinchou and Wooper, (comma) are good checks as long as Pansear lacks Solarbeam, while Mantyke is good against versions Pansear that choose against using Hidden Power Electric. Gligar has higher Speed than Pansear and carries Earthquake, which gets a clean KO. Carvanha can easily KO with Hydro Pump or Waterfall, (comma) and can just using Protect to get enough Speed to revenge kill it gain the Speed boost needed to outspeed Pansear. Failing that, just Finally, hitting it Pansear with priority moves will wear Pansage it down quickly enough due to its Life Orb recoil and low defenses.</p>

[Dream World]
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<p>Pansear receives Blaze from the Dream World. Pansear easily gets low on HP, meaning that Blaze can come into effect quite often. It is the superior choice to Gluttony in most situations., (comma) however, Gluttony itself gets a boost from the Dream World, however, as it activates pinch berries (that come from the Dream World) such as Salac Berry earlier.</p>
Good job overall, just a few issues with wording and comma use.
Keep up the good work!

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[Overview]

<p>Pansear is one of the monkeys of the 5th generation's monkey trio introduced in the 5th generation. Unfortunately, the trio has some serious problems with being outclassed by other Pokemon in Little Cup,(remove) on top of having a rather lackluster movepools, but all is not lost! Each has a niche that they can fill, which they do act in to good success. With good Speed and acceptable offensive stats, Pansear has the potential to fill a worth(remove space)while spot on your team.</p>

[SET]
name: Life Orb Sweeper
move 1: Nasty Plot / Sunny Day
move 2: Fire Blast
move 3:
Hidden Power Electric / Hidden Power Ground
move 4: Taunt / Solarbeam
item: Life Orb
ability: Gluttony
nature: Timid
evs: 244 SpA / 252 Spd

[Set Comments]

<p>The premise of this set is simple; come in on a Pokemon Pansear can force out, set-(remove) (space)up a Nasty Plot, and attempt to sweep. Fire Blast is an insanely powerful STAB attack, while Hidden Power Electric will eliminate the bulky waters Water-types that may attempt to prevent a sweep. Taunt allows Pansear to disable any attempts for the opponent to use a support move, which may aid Pansear in setting up or prevent it from being crippled by status. A Life Orb enhances the damage output and allows the chances of a sweep being pulled off to greatly improve. Alternatively, Pansear can use Sunny Day to give itself a big boost in Fire Blast without Nasty Plot, while giving it access to single turn Solarbeam and a reduced Water-type weakness. Hidden Power Ground would then be the superior choice over Hidden Power Electric as it rounds out the coverage with Fire Blast and Solarbeam.</p>

[Additional Comments]

<p>Flamethrower can be used over Fire Blast if you don't want to risk a miss. Chinchou beats Pansear sets that lack Hidden Power Ground or Solarbeam, so a teammate such as Ferroseed should be considered to check it (mention something about Hidden Power Fire Chinchou maybe?). Ferroseed also has the bonus of being a good answer to Wooper, which can also trouble Pansear without Solarbeam. Gligar outspeeds Pansear and can KO it with Earthquake, so a Snover or Choice Scarf Chinchou can be used to check it. Timburr is another good teammate as it is able to use its Fighting-type moves to KO Carvanha, another check to Pansear, who outspeeds Pansear after a single turn thanks to Speed Boost. Lastly, Pansear is somewhat weak to priority moves, which are common on Fighting-type Pokemon, so a Ghost-type Pokemon such as Misdreavus or Duskull can prove quite useful.</p>

[Other Options]

<p>A Choice Specs set utilizing Overheat can be effective, but this is better left to Houndour. A physical set utilizing Hone Claws could be pulled off with decent offensive choices such as Crunch and Fire Punch, but is hard to use and is generally outclassed by other sweepers that are available. Flame Charge can be a decent move to try, as Pansear will hit a Speed stat of 24 after the boost, meaning that it is more difficult to revenge kill. Pansear also has access to a variety of support moves such as Will-O-Wisp, but is too frail to make much use out of the majority of them. Eviolite will help Pansear differentiate from Houndour by making use of it's slightly greater bulk, but this is often not a good option, due to Pansear's bad defensive typing.</p>

[Checks and Counters]

<p>Water-types, such as Chinchou and Wooper, are good checks as long as Pansear lacks Solarbeam, while Mantyke is good against Pansear that choose against using Hidden Power Electric. Gligar has higher Speed than Pansear and carries Earthquake, which gets a clean KO. Carvanha can easily KO with Hydro Pump or Waterfall, using Protect to gain the Speed boost needed to outspeed Pansear. Finally, hitting Pansear with priority moves will wear it down quickly enough due to Life Orb recoil and Pansear's low defenses.</p>

[Dream World]

<p>Pansear receives Blaze from the Dream World. Pansear easily gets low on HP, meaning that Blaze can come into effect quite often. It is the superior choice to Gluttony in most situations,(remove) ; (add) however, Gluttony itself gets a boost from the Dream World, as it activates pinch berries (that come from the Dream World)(space) such as Salac Berry earlier.</p>

Good writeup!

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