DP Heatran .

Here is a set my friend Ruesap introduced to me, one that has been especially effective in the current metagame, what with Gyarados and Garchomp having little to no problem switching into Heatran.

http://www.smogon.com/dp/pokemon/heatran

[SET]
Name: Burn Support Heatran
Move 1: Will-O-Wisp
Move 2: Stealth Rock / Substitute
Move 3: Overheat
Move 4: Roar / Earth Power
Item: Leftovers
EVs: 252 HP / 16 SpA / 240 SpD
Nature: Modest

[SET COMMENTS]
<p>This Heatran is very sneaky. It sets up Stealth Rock as soon as possible, while hopefully luring out a Garchomp or Gyarados. Then, later in the battle, it can Will-o-wisp the respective counter switching into it, or Roar in order to chip away at its health with Stealth Rock (Gyarados / Salamence). If setting up Stealth Rock is not required, Heatran can use Substitute to ensure inflicting Burn on the incoming physical sweeper.</p>

<p>Will-O-Wisp is an extremely effective move, and can seriously debilitate the opponent if used cleverly. The most common OU sweepers, Garchomp, Gyarados and Tyranitar all have few qualms about switching into Heatran, and therefore frequently find themselves burned on turn one. With its high Special Defense, Heatran can even afford to take a Suicune's Surf and Roar it away to deal with later in the battle.</p>

<p>This Heatran is an especially effective Gengar check. 359 Special Attack Life Orb Gengar's Focus Blast will never KO Heatran, even after Heatran switches into a Shadow Ball. Meanwhile, Heatran will always OHKO 4 HP / 0 SpD Gengar with Overheat. Essentially, this set will lure out and cripple the most common physical sweepers, and will also effectively deal with the most common special sweeper.</p>

Aldaron said:

[SET COMMENTS]
<p>This Heatran is very sneaky. It sets up Stealth Rock as soon as possible, and hopefully luring out a Garchomp or Gyarados.

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'Prefer' doesn't make sense in this context as you have no choice/say in such matter. 'Hopefully' or something similar makes more sense.

Then, later in the battle, it can Will-o-wisp the respective counter switching into it, or Roar in order to chip away at its health with Stealth Rock (Gyarados / Salamence).</p>

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'it can Will-o-Wisp the respective counter switching it' is something I would assume just a typo. Added 'into' for it to make, once again, more sense.

<p>This Heatran is an especially effective Gengar check. 359 Special Attack Life Orb Gengar will never KO Heatran with a Shadow Ball on the switch and a following Focus Blast, while Heatran will always OHKO with Overheat. While this set's main objective is to cripple its Physical orientated counters, it can also deal with the most common special sweeper.</p>

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<p> was originally a closing tag, which is wrong.

Repetition of the same thing isn't needed. I rephrased the last sentence to make it seem like less of a repetition but still allowing you to keep your 2nd point.

Edited fixes.

I would put Substitute as an option next to SR, as it lets you cripple an incoming Physical threat more easily.

Yea, I agree, I ran that as well.

Aldaron said:

<p>This Heatran is an especially effective Gengar check. 359 Special Attack Life Orb Gengar's focus blast will never KO heatran, even after he switched into a shadow ball, while Heatran will always OHKO with Overheat. Essentially, this set will lure out and cripple the most common physical sweepers, and also effectively deal with the most common special sweeper.</p>

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clarified. it sounded kinda awkward the way you had it.

this post is for jrrrrrrr's and Aldaron's purposes...

don't delete, site doesn't represent me yet mannn

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