Houndour (Eviolite)

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[SET]
name: Eviolite
move 1: Sucker Punch
move 2: Dark Pulse
move 3: Pursuit
move 4: Fire Blast
item: Eviolite
ability: Flash Fire
nature: Hasty
evs: 116 Atk / 196 SpA / 36 SpD / 156 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]

<p>Houndour can utilize Eviolite in order to become a wonderful bulky attacker, while still retaining its great Psychic- and Ghost-busting capabilities. This set is an excellent check to Misdreavus, a threat that made a comeback, taking 66.67% maximum from an unboosted Hidden Power Fighting. Thus, if you play well with this set, Misdreavus should be dealt with easily. Houndour's ability, Flash Fire, also makes it immune to Will-O-Wisp; therefore, unlike Stunky, it will not become dead weight after Misdreavus is taken down. Sucker Punch is an amazing priority move, which reaches 120 Base Power after STAB. Dark Pulse is Houndour's best weapon against Psychic- and Ghost-types, and serves as one of Houndour's main attacks, as it is not only accurate, but also lethal. Dark Pulse manages 81.82% maximum against offensive Misdreavus, after which Houndour can just snipe her down with its priority Sucker Punch. Pursuit traps and KOes weakened foes, especially those weak to it, such as Gastly, Abra, and Misdreavus. Fire Blast is Houndour's hardest hitting attack, which gets even deadlier after a Flash Fire boost.</p>

[ADDITIONAL COMMENTS]

<p>A Hasty nature is used to boost Houndour's Speed without lowering any important stat, as its Special Defense stat is needed to tank hits from Misdreavus and Gastly. Eviolite boosts Houndour's defenses, making it a great bulky attacker, as mentioned above. 196 Special Attack EVs maximize Houndour's Special Attack, while 156 Speed EVs allow it to outspace Scraggy and Magnemite, and also let Houndour Speed tie with Dwebble and Pawniard. 36 Special Defense EVs ensure Houndour will never be OHKOed by Misdreavus's unboosted Hidden Power Fighting after Stealth Rock damage, and the leftover EVs are dumped into Attack to boost Sucker Punch and Pursuit's power. Substitute can be used over one of the aforementioned moves in order to scout switch-ins and hit them with the appropriate move.</p>

<p>Stealth Rock support is appreciated, as it allows Houndour to achieve some OHKOs and 2HKOs. For example, Houndour is very likely to OHKO Misdreavus with Dark Pulse after two Stealth Rock switch-ins, especially as Misdreavus does not have any reliable recovery. Bronzor synergizes well with Houndour, and excels at laying Stealth Rock. Rapid Spin support is more than welcomed, due to Houndour's nasty weakness to Stealth Rock, which strips off 25% of its health each time it switches in. Staryu and Shellder are viable options for this role, as both can easily defeat Gligar, who annoys this set very much.</p>
 

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[SET]
name: Eviolite
move 1: Sucker Punch
move 2: Dark Pulse
move 3: Pursuit
move 4: Fire Blast
item: Eviolite
ability: Flash Fire
nature: Hasty
evs: 116 Atk / 196 SpA / 36 SpD / 156 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]

<p>Houndour utilizes Eviolite in order to become a wonderful bulky attacker, set names are not capitalized elsewhere while still retaining Houndour's wonderful great Psychic- and Ghost-type busting capabilities. This set checks Misdreavus, a threat which just cameback that made a comeback, taking 66.67% maximum from an unboosted Hidden Power Fighting,.<period> Thus,<comma> if you play well with this set,<comma> Misdreavus should be dealt with an easily. Houndour's ability, Flash Fire, also makes it immune to Will-O-Wisp—therefore it will not become a dead weight after Misdreavus was is taken down, unlike Stunky. Sucker Punch is an amazing priority move, which reaches 120 Base Power after STAB. Dark Pulse allows is Houndour's best weapon to hit the hardest against Psychic- and Ghost-types, and serves as one of Houndour's main attacks, being very accurate and still lethal as it is not only accurate but also lethal. Dark Pulse manages to do 81.82% maximum to offensive Misdreavus, and after which Houdnour can just snipe her down with its priority Sucker Punch. Pursuit traps and OHKOes weakened foes, especially Pokemon those that are weak to it, such as Gastly, Abra, and Misdreavus. Fire Blast is Houndour's hardest-hitting attack, which gets even deadlier after a Flash Fire boost.</p>

[ADDITIONAL COMMENTS]

<p>Hasty nature is used to boost Houndour's Speed without losing lowering any important stat, as the Special Defense stat is needed to tank hits from Misdreavus and Gastly. Eviolite boosts Houndour's defenses, making it a great bulky attacker, as mentioned above. 196 Special Attack EVs maximize Houndour's Special Attack, while 156 Speed EVs allow it to outspace Scraggy and Magnemite. They also allow Houndour to Speed tie with Dwebble and Pawniard. 36 Special Defense EVs ensure Houndour will never be OHKOed by Misdreavus's unboosted Hidden Power Fighting, even after Stealth Rock damage, and the rest leftover EVs are dumped into Attack to boost Sucker Punch's and Pursuit's fyi possesive is at the last subject power. Substitute can be used over one of the aforementioned moves in order to scout switch-ins and then use the appropriate move. Stealth Rock support is appreciated, as it allows Houndour to achieve some OHKOs and 2HKOs. such as what? Bronzor synergizes well with Houndour, and excels at laying Stealth Rock. Rapid Spin support is more than welcomed, due to Houndour's nasty weakness to Stealth Rock, which strips off 25% of its health each switch-<hyphen>in. Staryu and Shellder are viable options for this role, as both can easily defeat Gligar, who can annoys this set very much.</p>


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[SET]
name: Eviolite
move 1: Sucker Punch
move 2: Dark Pulse
move 3: Pursuit
move 4: Fire Blast
item: Eviolite
ability: Flash Fire
nature: Hasty
evs: 116 Atk / 196 SpA / 36 SpD / 156 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]

<p>Houndour can utilizes Eviolite in order to become a wonderful bulky attacker, while still retaining Houndour'its great Psychic- and Ghost-type busting capabilities. This set is an excellent checks to Misdreavus, a threat that made a comeback, taking 66.67% maximum from an unboosted Hidden Power Fighting. Thus, if you play well with this set, Misdreavus should be dealt with easily. Houndour's ability, Flash Fire, also makes it immune to Will-O-Wisp; therefore , unlike Stunky, it will not become a dead weight after Misdreavus is taken down, unlike Stunky. Sucker Punch is an amazing priority move, which reaches 120 Base Power after STAB. Dark Pulse is Houndour's best weapon against Psychic- and Ghost-types, and serves as one of Houndour's main attacks, as it is not only accurate, but also lethal. Dark Pulse manages to do 81.82% maximum toagainst offensive Misdreavus, and after which Houdnndour can just snipe her down with its priority Sucker Punch. Pursuit traps and KOes weakened foes, especially those that are weak to it, such as Gastly, Abra, and Misdreavus. Fire Blast is Houndour's hardest-hitting attack, which gets even deadlier after a Flash Fire boost.</p>

[ADDITIONAL COMMENTS]

<p>A Hasty nature is used to boost Houndour's Speed without lowering any important stat, as theits Special Defense stat is needed to tank hits from Misdreavus and Gastly. Eviolite boosts Houndour's defenses, making it a great bulky attacker, as mentioned above. 196 Special Attack EVs maximize Houndour's Special Attack, while 156 Speed EVs allow it to outspace Scraggy and Magnemite. They also allow, and also let Houndour to Speed tie with Dwebble and Pawniard. 36 Special Defense EVs ensure Houndour will never be OHKOed by Misdreavus's unboosted Hidden Power Fighting, even after Stealth Rock damage, and the leftover EVs are dumped into Attack to boost Sucker Punch and Pursuit's power. Substitute can be used over one of the aforementioned moves in order to scout switch-ins and then usehit them with the appropriate move. </p>

<p>
Stealth Rock support is appreciated, as it allows Houndour to achieve some OHKOs and 2HKOs. For example, after two Stealth Rock switch ins, Houndour has 92.31% to OHKO Misdreavus with Dark Pulse, which is likely to happenHoundour is very likely to OHKO Misdreavus with Dark Pulse after two Stealth Rock switch-ins, especially as Misdreavus does not have any reliable recovery. Bronzor synergizes well with Houndour, and excels at laying Stealth Rock. Rapid Spin support is more than welcomed, due to Houndour's nasty weakness to Stealth Rock, which strips off 25% of its health each time it switches in. Staryu and Shellder are viable options for this role, as both can easily defeat Gligar, who annoys this set very much.</p>


[SET]
name: Eviolite
move 1: Sucker Punch
move 2: Dark Pulse
move 3: Pursuit
move 4: Fire Blast
item: Eviolite
ability: Flash Fire
nature: Hasty
evs: 116 Atk / 196 SpA / 36 SpD / 156 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]

<p>Houndour can utilize Eviolite in order to become a wonderful bulky attacker, while still retaining its great Psychic- and Ghost-busting capabilities. This set is an excellent check to Misdreavus, a threat that made a comeback, taking 66.67% maximum from an unboosted Hidden Power Fighting. Thus, if you play well with this set, Misdreavus should be dealt with easily. Houndour's ability, Flash Fire, also makes it immune to Will-O-Wisp; therefore, unlike Stunky, it will not become dead weight after Misdreavus is taken down. Sucker Punch is an amazing priority move, which reaches 120 Base Power after STAB. Dark Pulse is Houndour's best weapon against Psychic- and Ghost-types, and serves as one of Houndour's main attacks, as it is not only accurate, but also lethal. Dark Pulse manages 81.82% maximum against offensive Misdreavus, after which Houndour can just snipe her down with its priority Sucker Punch. Pursuit traps and KOes weakened foes, especially those weak to it, such as Gastly, Abra, and Misdreavus. Fire Blast is Houndour's hardest-hitting attack, which gets even deadlier after a Flash Fire boost.</p>

[ADDITIONAL COMMENTS]

<p>A Hasty nature is used to boost Houndour's Speed without lowering any important stat, as its Special Defense stat is needed to tank hits from Misdreavus and Gastly. Eviolite boosts Houndour's defenses, making it a great bulky attacker, as mentioned above. 196 Special Attack EVs maximize Houndour's Special Attack, while 156 Speed EVs allow it to outspace Scraggy and Magnemite, and also let Houndour Speed tie with Dwebble and Pawniard. 36 Special Defense EVs ensure Houndour will never be OHKOed by Misdreavus's unboosted Hidden Power Fighting after Stealth Rock damage, and the leftover EVs are dumped into Attack to boost Sucker Punch and Pursuit's power. Substitute can be used over one of the aforementioned moves in order to scout switch-ins and hit them with the appropriate move.</p>

<p>Stealth Rock support is appreciated, as it allows Houndour to achieve some OHKOs and 2HKOs. For example, Houndour is very likely to OHKO Misdreavus with Dark Pulse after two Stealth Rock switch-ins, especially as Misdreavus does not have any reliable recovery. Bronzor synergizes well with Houndour, and excels at laying Stealth Rock. Rapid Spin support is more than welcomed, due to Houndour's nasty weakness to Stealth Rock, which strips off 25% of its health each time it switches in. Staryu and Shellder are viable options for this role, as both can easily defeat Gligar, who annoys this set very much.</p>
 

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