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Slowking (Nasty Plot +3 attacks) (GP 2/2)

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[SET]
name: Nasty Plot
move 1: Nasty Plot
move 2: Surf
move 3: Fire Blast / Psyshock
move 4: Hidden Power Grass
item: Leftovers
ability: Regenerator
nature: Modest
evs: 212 HP / 252 SpA / 44 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]

<p>With a combination of good defenses, resistances to common moves, and access to Nasty Plot, Slowking is an excellent bulky attacker. The idea of this set is simple: set up Nasty Plot and deal as much damage as possible, switching out when needed to regain health with Regenerator. This set has no safe switch-ins, especially after a Nasty Plot boost, which almost guarantees that Slowking will score at least one KO per match. Surf is your main STAB attack, smacking anything that doesn't resist it very hard after a boost. Fire Blast roasts the Grass-types that can take Slowking's other attacks, and Steel-types such as Klinklang and Ferroseed; however, Psyshock is an option that allows Slowking to go "mixed" and OHKO Hitmonchan, Hitmonlee, and Cryogonal. Hidden Power Grass rounds off Slowking's coverage, hitting opposing Slowking that would usually wall you, as well as Quagsire and Lanturn. Though this set is geared offensively, Slowking is no slouch defensively either; resistances to the many Fire-, Water-, Ice-, and Fighting-type moves in RU combined with Regenerator make this Slowking an excellent offensive pivot.</p>

[ADDITIONAL COMMENTS]

<p>While powerful, Slowking, as its name suggests, is very slow. This means that Slowking will need some support to sweep; spreading paralysis is the best way to support Slowking, as Slowking can then KO enemies before taking attacks. Good partners for spreading paralysis include Stunfisk, Rotom-C, and Probopass, as all three of these Pokemon have relatively good type synergy with Slowking and can switch in on its weaknesses when needed. Tangrowth is an excellent partner for Slowking, forming a Regenerator core, while also taking attacks that Slowking can't rather easily; moreover, Tangrowth also learns Stun Spore to paralyze members of the opposing team so Slowking can pick them off later. Whimsicott gets special mention as a paralysis spreader because it can easily force switches with the threat of Taunt and Encore. As a Psychic-type Pokemon, Slowking is weak to Pursuit, so it is therefore a good idea to eliminate Pursuit users such as Spiritomb and Drapion from the match before bringing in Slowking. Aggron is a good choice for removing Pursuit users, as it can set up a Substitute on the weak Pursuit and proceed to wreak havoc with Head Smash. Klinklang also works well, setting up Shift Gears on most Pursuit users and then steamrolling through the opponent's team. Both of these Pokemon are also capable of taking the Bug-, Ghost-, and Dark-type attacks that Slowking can't stand.</p>
 
u guys are dumb
this set's already on site
derp

EDIT: you changed the set now so yeah...this is just to make it seem like im not a retard :P
 
lol posted specs instead of NP + 3 attacks (which was what nails wanted me to post -__-)

derp


changing to NP + 3 attacks

edit: done
 
HP Grass / Grass Knot sucks, I'd rather run STAB Psychic / Psyshock in that slot, it gives you far better coverage and doesn't leave you walled by Dragon-types. I mean, you shouldn't be trying to take on opposing Slowking anyway. After a NP, I believe Psyshock can 2HKO opposing Slowking... So I would definitely switch those two moves, but a mention of HP Grass / Grass Knot in the AC will suffice.
 
TBH it should really have Surf / HP Grass / Psyshock as the main moves. Literally the only vaguely important thing hit by Fire Blast is Ferroseed, while Psyshock lets you go 'mixed' and break through stuff like CM Clefable and Cryogonal that you'd otherwise have trouble getting past. AC Fire Blast and Psychic, add Psystrike. Probably AC Grass Knot as well, since HP Grass hits everything important for the same / more damage and is overall more consistent.

QC APPROVED 1/3
 
That set is bad.

QC REJECTED 1/3


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QC APPROVED 2/3

However, only consider that stamp once the changes I'll mention below are implemented.

[SET]
name: Nasty Plot
move 1: Nasty Plot
move 2: Surf
move 3: Fire Blast / Psyshock
move 4: Hidden Power Grass
item: Leftovers
ability: Regenerator
nature: Modest
evs: 212 HP / 252 SpA / 44 Spe

This is how the set should look like. Scald and Life Orb should go in AC, along with a faster EV spread for stuff like Tangrowth and Clefable. Mention Pokemon that benefit from having other Slowking out of the way, such as Moltres as partners and this should be alright.
 
I just noticed your current EV spread only has 502 total EVs. Please fix that. Also, Flamethrower needs to be mentioned as an alternative to Fire Blast.
 
[SET]
name: Nasty Plot
move 1: Nasty Plot
move 2: Surf
move 3: Fire Blast / Psyshock
move 4: Hidden Power Grass
item: Leftovers
ability: Regenerator
nature: Modest
evs: 212 HP / 252 SpA / 44 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]

<p> With a combination of good defenses, resistances to common moves, and access to Nasty Plot, Slowking can make an excellent bulky attacker. The idea of this set is simple,: set up Nasty Plot and KOdeal as much damage as possible, switching out when needed in order to regain health with Regenerator. This set has no safe switch -ins, especially after a Nasty Plot boost, nearly ensuringwhich almost guarantees that Slowking will score at least 1 KO aone KO per match. Surf is your main STAB attack, smacking anything that doesn't resist it very hard after a boost,. Fire Blast roasts the Grass-types that can take Slowking's other attacks, as well as Steel-types such as Klinklang and Ferroseed. Meanwhile; however, Psyshock is an option that allows Slowking to go "mixed" and OHKO Hitmonchan, Hitmonlee, and Cryogonal. Hidden Power Grass rounds off Slowking's coverage, hitting opposing Slowking that would usually wall you, as well as Quagsireadn and Lanturn. Despite this set being geared more offensively, Slowking is no slouch defensively either; resistances to the many Fire-, Water-, Ice-, and Fighting-type moves in RU combined with Regenerator makes this Slowking an excellent offensive pivot. Switching in to take attacks, attac</p>

[ADDITIONAL COMMENTS]

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[ADDITIONAL COMMENTS]

<p>While powerful, Slowking, as the
s its name suggests, is very slow. This means that Slowking will need some support to sweep,; spreading paralysis is the best way to support Slowking, as it sweepSlowking can then KO enemies before taking attacks. Good partners for spreading paralysis include Stunfisk, Rotom-C, and Probopass. A, as all three of these Pokemon have relatively good type synergy with Slowking and can switch in on its weaknesses when needed. Tangrowth is an excellent partner for Slowking, forming a Regenerator core, while also taking attacks that Slowking can't Rrather easily; moreover, Tangrowth also learns Stun Spore to paralyze members of the opposing team so Slowking can pick them off later. Whimsicott gets special mention as a paralysis spreader, because it can easily force switches with the threat of Taunt and Encore. As a Psychic-Ttype Pokemon, Slowking is weak to Pursuit, andso it is therefore it is a good idea to eliminate Pursuit users such as Spiritomb and Drapion from the match before bringing in Slowking. Aggron is a good choice for removing Pursuit users, settingas it can set up a sSubstitute on the weak Pursuit and proceeding to wreak havoc with Head Smash,. Klinklang also works well, setting up Shift Gears on most Pursuit users and then steamrolling through the opponent's team. Both of these Pokemon are also capable of taking the Bug-, Ghost-, and Dark- Ttype moveattacks that Slowking can't stand.</p>

[SET]
name: Nasty Plot
move 1: Nasty Plot
move 2: Surf
move 3: Fire Blast / Psyshock
move 4: Hidden Power Grass
item: Leftovers
ability: Regenerator
nature: Modest
evs: 212 HP / 252 SpA / 44 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]

<p>With a combination of good defenses, resistances to common moves, and access to Nasty Plot, Slowking can make an excellent bulky attacker. The idea of this set is simple: set up Nasty Plot and deal as much damage as possible, switching out when needed in order to regain health with Regenerator. This set has no safe switch-ins, especially after a Nasty Plot boost, which almost guarantees that Slowking will score at least one KO per match. Surf is your main STAB attack, smacking anything that doesn't resist it very hard after a boost. Fire Blast roasts the Grass-types that can take Slowking's other attacks, as well as Steel-types such as Klinklang and Ferroseed; however, Psyshock is an option that allows Slowking to go "mixed" and OHKO Hitmonchan, Hitmonlee, and Cryogonal. Hidden Power Grass rounds off Slowking's coverage, hitting opposing Slowking that would usually wall you, as well as Quagsire and Lanturn. Despite this set being geared more offensively, Slowking is no slouch defensively either; resistances to the many Fire-, Water-, Ice-, and Fighting-type moves in RU combined with Regenerator makes this Slowking an excellent offensive pivot.</p>

[ADDITIONAL COMMENTS]

<p>While powerful, Slowking, as its name suggests, is very slow. This means that Slowking will need some support to sweep; spreading paralysis is the best way to support Slowking, as Slowking can then KO enemies before taking attacks. Good partners for spreading paralysis include Stunfisk, Rotom-C, and Probopass, as all three of these Pokemon have relatively good type synergy with Slowking and can switch in on its weaknesses when needed. Tangrowth is an excellent partner for Slowking, forming a Regenerator core, while also taking attacks that Slowking can't rather easily; moreover, Tangrowth also learns Stun Spore to paralyze members of the opposing team so Slowking can pick them off later. Whimsicott gets special mention as a paralysis spreader, because it can easily force switches with the threat of Taunt and Encore. As a Psychic-type Pokemon, Slowking is weak to Pursuit, so it is therefore a good idea to eliminate Pursuit users such as Spiritomb and Drapion from the match before bringing in Slowking. Aggron is a good choice for removing Pursuit users, as it can set up a Substitute on the weak Pursuit and proceed to wreak havoc with Head Smash. Klinklang also works well, setting up Shift Gears on most Pursuit users and then steamrolling through the opponent's team. Both of these Pokemon are also capable of taking the Bug-, Ghost-, and Dark-type attacks that Slowking can't stand.</p>
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GP [1/2]

The tool kind of glitched up again, but the only real change I made besides fixing basic errors was deleting the last sentence in the main comments; it seemed a bit irrelevant and I couldn't really deduce what you were trying to convey from it. Good job, though.
 
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[SET]
name: Nasty Plot
move 1: Nasty Plot
move 2: Surf
move 3: Fire Blast / Psyshock
move 4: Hidden Power Grass
item: Leftovers
ability: Regenerator
nature: Modest
evs: 212 HP / 252 SpA / 44 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]

<p>With a combination of good defenses, resistances to common moves, and access to Nasty Plot, Slowking is an excellent bulky attacker. The idea of this set is simple: set up Nasty Plot and deal as much damage as possible, switching out when needed in order to regain health with Regenerator. This set has no safe switch-ins, especially after a Nasty Plot boost, which almost guarantees that Slowking will score at least one KO per match. Surf is your main STAB attack, smacking anything that doesn't resist it very hard after a boost. Fire Blast roasts the Grass-types that can take Slowking's other attacks and Steel-types such as Klinklang and Ferroseed; however, Psyshock is an option that allows Slowking to go "mixed" and OHKO Hitmonchan, Hitmonlee, and Cryogonal. Hidden Power Grass rounds off Slowking's coverage, hitting opposing Slowking that would usually wall you, as well as Quagsire and Lanturn. Though this set is geared offensively, Slowking is no slouch defensively either; resistances to the many Fire-, Water-, Ice-, and Fighting-type moves in RU combined with Regenerator make this Slowking an excellent offensive pivot.</p>

[ADDITIONAL COMMENTS]

<p>While powerful, Slowking, as its name suggests, is very slow. This means that Slowking will need some support to sweep; spreading paralysis is the best way to support Slowking, as Slowking can then KO enemies before taking attacks. Good partners for spreading paralysis include Stunfisk, Rotom-C, and Probopass, as all three of these Pokemon have relatively good type synergy with Slowking and can switch in on its weaknesses when needed. Tangrowth is an excellent partner for Slowking, forming a Regenerator core, while also taking attacks that Slowking can't rather easily; moreover, Tangrowth also learns Stun Spore to paralyze members of the opposing team so Slowking can pick them off later. Whimsicott gets special mention as a paralysis spreader, because it can easily force switches with the threat of Taunt and Encore. As a Psychic-type Pokemon, Slowking is weak to Pursuit, so it is therefore a good idea to eliminate Pursuit users such as Spiritomb and Drapion from the match before bringing in Slowking. Aggron is a good choice for removing Pursuit users, as it can set up a Substitute on the weak Pursuit and proceed to wreak havoc with Head Smash. Klinklang also works well, setting up Shift Gears on most Pursuit users and then steamrolling through the opponent's team. Both of these Pokemon are also capable of taking the Bug-, Ghost-, and Dark-type attacks that Slowking can't stand.</p>

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GP Approved (2/2)
 
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