BKC: Blazin' Kickin' Chicken
Overview
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Blaziken takes the title of being the first, and currently sole, starter to be banished to Ubers thanks to its Speed Boost ability. With Speed Boost, Blaziken can outspeed and KO many threats as well as pass boosts to teammates thanks to Baton Pass. Blaziken makes its second debut in Ubers with a new boon: a Mega Evolution. It thus continues to be a formidable threat in the Ubers metagame; with base 100 Speed when Mega-Evolved, it can come in and outspeed the common base 90 Speed Pokemon in the Ubers metagame. Blaziken can use a physical attacking set to sweep opposing teams, or, if you want a different Mega Evolution for your team, a Life Orb can be used; however, Blaziken isn't held to only utilizing an offensive set as it can also run an effective Baton Pass set. The nerf to weather this generation is a mixed bag for Blaziken. On one hand, it doesn't have ever-present sun support anymore to boost its power; on the other hand, the rain that used to cripple Blaziken doesn't last forever either, so Drought is no longer needed to counter Kyogre's rain.
However, everything is not as perfect as it may seem for the speedy chicken. It has rather poor bulk even with the improvements of the Mega Evolution, leaving it open to being revenge killed by priority, making it rather tough to switch it in and difficult to set up. It also depends on Flare Blitz as its STAB move, which has recoil that further burdens its poor bulk. Its Mega Evolution set, which is arguably its best set, has an opportunity cost compared to other available Megas such as Mewtwo and Gengar, albeit a very small one. Nevertheless, with proper switching in and setting up, Blaziken is a formidable threat to look out for.
Offensive
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name: Blaze is Back
move 1: Low Kick
move 2: Flare Blitz
move 3: Swords Dance / Protect
move 4: Protect / Knock Off
ability: Speed Boost
item: Blazikenite / Life Orb
evs: 4 HP / 252 Atk / 252 Spe
nature: Adamant / Jolly
Moves
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Low Kick is Blaziken's Fighting-type STAB dealing maximum damage against the many heavy Pokemon in the Ubers metagame; it is also not as risky as High Jump Kick. Flare Blitz is Blaziken's Fire-type STAB; when used in conjunction with Low Kick, Blaziken hits most Pokemon in Ubers for super effective or neutral damage. Swords Dance allows you to get a quick +2 Attack boost to massively increase damage output. Protect not only provides guaranteed Speed boosts, but also lets Blaziken scout your opponent's move. Knock Off is another great utility move as it allows Blaziken to deal massive damage to Pokemon that resist its STAB moves. such as the Giratina formes; it also allows you to catch your opponent on a switch. potentially taking off an otherwise useful item from their switch-in. Baton Pass can be used on this set to provide Speed boosts to other team members if Blaziken's HP is low; always make sure to use Protect with Baton Pass since it will guarantee Speed boosts. High Jump Kick can be an alternative to Low Kick, offering 10 more Base Power at the cost Blaziken dealing massive damage to itself if it misses; however, Low Kick is preferred, as High Jump Kick only deals more damage to the rare Quagsire. Stone Edge can be used instead of Knock Off if your team needs to damage Ho-Oh; it also has the added benefit of denting Lugia and physically defensive Yveltal.
Set Details
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Maximum investment in both Attack and Speed allows Mega Blaziken to come in and immediately get to work, capitalizing on Blaziken's offensive stats and allowing it to become the fearsome wallbreaker it is. The slashes represent three possible sets that you can run: Protect and three attacks, Swords Dance and three attacks, or Swords Dance and Protect with two attacks. An Adamant nature is used to OHKO Pokemon such as Kyogre that are not normally OHKOed if using Jolly. Jolly can be used over Adamant in order to allow Blaziken to outspeed Choice Scarf Pokemon such as Zekrom after one or two boosts, depending on whether it is in Mega forme or using the Life Orb set. However, by using Jolly, Blaziken loses offensive prowess it would otherwise enjoy. Life Orb Blaziken allows you to use a different Mega Evolution on your team.
Usage Tips
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Be wary about directly switching Blaziken in as its relatively low bulk leaves its vulnerable to taking heavy damage. In addition, watch out for priority moves that can revenge kill it, such as Extreme Speed from Arceus or Rayquaza. Protect allows Blaziken to gain +1 from Speed Boost, helping you easily build momentum; it also offers added utility in seeing what move your opponent was going for, giving you an advantage. Don't just spam Flare Blitz blindly, as recoil racks up quickly, leaving Blaziken vulnerable to revenge killers. If you opt for Knock Off, it allows Blaziken to catch Pokemon on the switch and cripple them; it even allows more damage against Giratina, a common check to Blaziken.
Team Options
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Stealth Rock support helps Blaziken deal with Lugia, Ho-Oh, and Yveltal, so Pokemon like Groudon or Landorus-T make great teammates. Groudon also helps Mega Blaziken by setting up sun and dispelling rain; it also checks Extreme Killer Arceus with its great physical bulk and can retaliate with an attack or cripple with Thunder Wave. Groudon can also run Lava Plume in order to catch opposing Landorus-T off guard and score a burn, leaving Landorus-T crippled for the rest of the match. Landorus-T as a teammate itself provides Intimidate support and checks Ho-Oh, a counter to Blaziken. Landorus-T also carries U-turn which gets Blaziken in safely. Yveltal breaks many of the Pokemon that can wall Blaziken, such as the Giratina formes. Xerneas can be used as another offensive sweeper that is also able to deal with both Giratina formes. Wobbuffet is an interesting team member as it is able to trap and take out any checks or counters to Blaziken; it can be used with Xerneas carrying Hidden Power Fire to create a powerful core that benefits Blaziken greatly. Palkia is a great team member as it can sponge water moves thrown at Blaziken and also deal with Rayquaza, which can otherwise revenge kill Blaziken. U-turn/Volt Switch users such as Genesect and Zekrom can get Blaziken in safely. Extreme Killer Arceus can be a good team member as well; Blaziken can weaken the opponent's team by KOing or debilitating Arceus's checks, allowing Arceus to come in and sweep.
Baton Pass
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name: Baton Pass
move 1: Baton Pass
move 2: Protect
move 3: Substitute / Roar
move 4: Flare Blitz
ability: Speed Boost
item: Leftovers
evs: 4 HP / 252 Atk / 252 Spe
nature: Jolly
Moves
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Baton Pass is used to pass on Speed boosts to another team member. Protect allows Blaziken to gain guaranteed Speed boosts and is absolutely necessary for this set. Substitute used in conjunction with Protect allows you the best option in getting Speed boosts as alternating between them lets Blaziken get boosts without taking much damage. On the other hand, Roar is an interesting option that allows you to prevent Blaziken from being phazed out and losing its Speed boosts; it also prevents opponents from setting up on it. Flare Blitz provides a reliable and powerful physical Fire-type STAB to deal with opposing Pokemon with Taunt.
Set Details
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Maximum Attack and Speed let Blaziken switch in, use a Protect, and begin to outspeed the opponent while having respectable Attack in case Flare Blitz needs to be used. By investing in Attack, Blaziken is not a sitting duck in front of setup sweepers and can actually deal significant damage while gaining boosts. A Jolly nature is used here to ensure a Substitute after your first Protect. After one boost, Blaziken can outspeed many of the non-Choice Scarf Ubers Pokemon. This prevents Blaziken from taking severe damage or being completely knocked out. Its survival is necessary to pass on Speed boosts to the rest of the team. Leftovers is used to increase Blaziken's longevity; it works great in conjunction with Protect as Blaziken geta a Speed boost and +6.25% recovery.
Usage Tips
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Watch out for potential Taunt users like Deoxys-S as they can cripple this entire set. Protect is a cornerstone of this set, allowing Blaziken to stay in and get Speed boosts. It also provides utility as you can scout what move your opponent is going for, allowing you to plan accordingly. A good strategy is to come and and use Protect to get a Speed boost. Then, alternate with Substitute and continue to do so to maximize your Speed boosts for another Pokemon. Also, a predicted switch allows you to use Substitute and then Protect on the next turn, allowing Blaziken to gain a Speed boost and pass on a Substitute to another Pokemon on your team. Roar is used mainly to prevent Blaziken from being phazed out. It is faster than most phazers after one Speed boost, so its Roar will go first and prevent it from being switched out. Watch out for priority moves such as Extreme Speed or Shadow Sneak that can mortally damage Blaziken. By passing your Speed boosts to another Pokemon that is powerful but slow, you are able to turn the tide against your opponent and potentially sweep their team with your Speed-boosted switch-in.
Team Options
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Groudon can be used to help boost Blaziken's Flare Blitz by setting up the sun and dispelling any rain; sun support also lowers any damage from Water-type moves. You can Baton Pass Speed boosts to terrifying offensive Pokemon plagued by their sub-par Speed, allowing them to pull off sweeps that would otherwise be difficult. These include Life Orb or Choice Band Zekrom, Mega Kangaskhan, Life Orb or tank Ho-Oh, Lustrous Orb or Life Orb Palkia, Choice Specs Kyogre, or Choice Band Groudon. By passing to these Pokemon, you are able to use Baton Pass Blaziken to its fullest.
Other Options
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Brave Bird can be utilized as it provides neutral damage against most Pokemon, but the only common threats it hits for super effective damage are Mega Mewtwo-X and Fighting Arceus, which take massive damage from Flare Blitz as is. Otherwise, Brave Bird is another recoil move that shouldn't really be used over any other moves on any set. Rock Slide can be used, but its main target is Ho-Oh. Stone Edge is a better option in order to deal more damage to Yveltal and Lugia. Shadow Claw can be used instead of Knock Off to deal more damage to Mega Gengar and Giratina-O since their items can't be knocked off. However, it doesn't have as much utility against opposing tanks and switch-ins by knocking off Leftovers or Choice items. Boosting moves such as Swords Dance and Bulk Up can be used on the Baton Passing set, but they have a marginal or non-existent bonus for special attackers and require more turns to set up, limiting Blaziken's longevity. Overheat can be used on the Baton Pass set to cut down on recoil damage, but it isn't consistent damage-wise. By lowering Special Attack, it limits your Baton Passing to physical attackers since special attackers won't appreciate lowerd Special Attack. Choice Band can be used to grant Blaziken an immediate power boost, but is constrictive and counterproductive with Speed Boost. Blaziken won't be able to switch attacks, making it easily blocked by opposing tanks such as Water Arceus and Fairy Arceus, forcing it to switch out and lose its Speed boosts.
Checks & Counters
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**Giratina**: Both Giratina formes can take anything Blaziken throws at them except for a boosted Knock Off and are able to eventually KO it or phaze it out.
**Gyarados**: Gyarados resists both of Blaziken's STABs, letting it easily come in and get an Attack drop from Intimidate. It can also threaten to KO Blaziken with Waterfall.
**Landorus-Therian**: Landorus-T can switch in and take a hit with Defense investment and Intimidate, although it doesn't appreciate a boosted Flare Blitz. It is able to KO Blaziken with Earthquake as well.
**Fairy Arceus and Water Arceus**: Physically defensive variants can tank a few hits. They each resist one of Blaziken's STAB, but don't appreciate the other STAB that it can go for.
**Ghost Arceus**: Ghost Arceus is immune to Blaziken's Fighting-type STAB and can retaliate back with a Judgment. However, it must be wary of Flare Blitz.
**Quagsire**: Unaware ignores Blaziken's stat boosts and Quagsire can attack back with its Water- and Ground-type STABs; it doesn't fare well against High Jump Kick though.
**Kyogre**: Kyogre can come in and set up rain, which severely limits Blaziken's coverage and helps out Pokemon that resist or are immune to Blaziken's Fighting-type STAB such as Fairy Arceus and Ghost Arceus. Kyogre also threatens to KO Blaziken with its Water-type STAB attacks.
**Phazers**: Phazers are able to Whirlwind/Roar/Dragon Tail the Baton Pass set. They can also force the offensive set out, canceling its Speed boosts.
**Prankster Users**: Thundurus and Klefki can use priority Thunder Wave to cripple the offensive set, and Thundurus can also Taunt to shut down the Baton Pass set.
**Poison**: Poison limits Blaziken's longevity as it increases in damage each turn and is especially harmful for the Baton Pass set, lowering the time Blaziken can stay in and thus the amount of boosts it can pass on.
**Revenge Killers**: Pokemon such as Normal Arceus or Rayquaza with Extreme Speed are able to revenge kill Blaziken due to its paltry bulk and recoil damage.
Overview
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Blaziken takes the title of being the first,and currently only, starter to be banished from the lower tiers to ubers thanks to its dream world ability Speed Boost. Speed boost is the sole reason it became Ubers material. With it, Blaziken is able to outspeed and KO many threats and pass on boosts to the rest of the team. Blaziken now makes its second debut but now with a new boon: a mega evolution. Blaziken continues to be a formidable threat to watch out for. With its new 100 base speed, it is able to out speed much of the base 90 ubers metagame. However, Blaziken isn't held to only utilizing it's mega evolution. Life orb and leftovers variants have utility in its wall breaking and baton pass sets respectively. Life orb Blaziken actually does a bit more damage than it's mega counterpart. Leftovers provide healing and can be used in conjunction with protect to get health and a speed boost. With the weather nerf, Blaziken gets an added bonus. Although it doesn't have everpresent sun support, rain doesn't last forever neither. Groudon is no longer necessary to counter Kyogre's rain.
However, everything is not as perfect as it may seem for the speedy chicken. It has rather poor bulk even with its mega evolution which leaves it open to being revenge killed by priority, makes it rather tough to switch into, and difficult to set up a Swords Dance with. It also has dependancy on a recoil move, Flare Blitz which doesn't help with its rather poor bulk. Its mega evolution set, which is arguably its best set, represents a cost compared to using other megas such as Mewtwo and Gengar on your team. These factors shouldn't discount Blaziken's usefulness. Nevertheless, with proper switch in and set up, Blaziken is still a formidable threat to look out for.
Offensive
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name: Blaze is Back
move 1: Low Kick
move 2: Flare Blitz
move 3: Swords Dance / Protect
move 4: Knock Off / Protect
ability: Speed Boost
item: Blazikinite / Life Orb
evs: 4 HP / 252 Atk / 252 Spe
nature: Adamant / Jolly
Moves
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Set Details
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Usage Tips
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Team Options
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Baton Pass
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name: Baton Pass
move 1: Baton Pass
move 2: Protect
move 3: Substitute / Roar
move 4: Flare Blitz
ability: Speed Boost
item: Leftovers
evs: 4 HP / 252 Atk / 252 Spe
nature: Jolly
Moves
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Set Details
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Usage Tips
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Team Options
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Other Options
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Checks & Counters
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Blaziken takes the title of being the first,and currently only, starter to be banished from the lower tiers to ubers thanks to its dream world ability Speed Boost. Speed boost is the sole reason it became Ubers material. With it, Blaziken is able to outspeed and KO many threats and pass on boosts to the rest of the team. Blaziken now makes its second debut but now with a new boon: a mega evolution. Blaziken continues to be a formidable threat to watch out for. With its new 100 base speed, it is able to out speed much of the base 90 ubers metagame. However, Blaziken isn't held to only utilizing it's mega evolution. Life orb and leftovers variants have utility in its wall breaking and baton pass sets respectively. Life orb Blaziken actually does a bit more damage than it's mega counterpart. Leftovers provide healing and can be used in conjunction with protect to get health and a speed boost. With the weather nerf, Blaziken gets an added bonus. Although it doesn't have everpresent sun support, rain doesn't last forever neither. Groudon is no longer necessary to counter Kyogre's rain.
However, everything is not as perfect as it may seem for the speedy chicken. It has rather poor bulk even with its mega evolution which leaves it open to being revenge killed by priority, makes it rather tough to switch into, and difficult to set up a Swords Dance with. It also has dependancy on a recoil move, Flare Blitz which doesn't help with its rather poor bulk. Its mega evolution set, which is arguably its best set, represents a cost compared to using other megas such as Mewtwo and Gengar on your team. These factors shouldn't discount Blaziken's usefulness. Nevertheless, with proper switch in and set up, Blaziken is still a formidable threat to look out for.
Offensive
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name: Blaze is Back
move 1: Low Kick
move 2: Flare Blitz
move 3: Swords Dance / Protect
move 4: Knock Off / Protect
ability: Speed Boost
item: Blazikinite / Life Orb
evs: 4 HP / 252 Atk / 252 Spe
nature: Adamant / Jolly
Moves
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- Flare Blitz provides a reliable and powerful physical fire-type STAB.
- Low Kick hits most of the Ubers metagame for base 120 and in conjunction with Flare Blitz you can hit most of the tier for neutral damage. It is used over High Jump Kick on Swords Dance sets.
- High Jump Kick can be an alternative to Low Kick. It offers 130 base power but if it misses, Blaziken deal massive damage to itself. It is a situational option as it only does damage to Quagsire which rarely sees use in Ubers.
- Swords Dance allows you to get a quick +2 to attack to massively increase damage output.
- Protect allows not only guranteed speed boosts, but also allows you to scout what move your opponent is going for.
- Knock off is another great utility move as it allows Blaziken to deal massive damage to direct resists to Flare Blitz and Low Kick in both Girantina forms. It also allows you to catch your opponent on a switch and lets you take off an otherwise useful item from the Pokemon they switch into.
- Baton pass can be used in this set to provide speed boosts for other team members when Blaziken is low. Make sure to use Protect with it as it gurantees speed boosts.
- Stone edge can be used instead of Knock off if your team is lacking against Ho-oh. It also dents Lugia and physically defensive Yveltal.
Set Details
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- 252 attack and 252 speed allow Mega Blaziken to come in and immediately get to work, attacking anything your opponent throws at you.
- The slashes represent three possible sets that you can run: Protect + 3 attacks, Swords Dance and three attacks and Swords Dance and Protect with 2 attacks.
- Jolly is used in order to boost Blaziken's speed and allow it to out speed scarfers such as Zekrom after one boost in its mega evolution or after two in its life orb set.
- Adamant can be used over Jolly so that your moves can deal more damage which allows you to OHKO Pokemon such as Kyogre not normally OHKO'd by Jolly.
- Life Orb Blaziken actually deals a bit more damage than it's mega evolution. It also allows you to use another Pokemon that has a mega that benefits your team.
Usage Tips
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- Be wary about flat out switching Blaziken in as it has relatively low 80/80/80(mega) or 80/70/70(regular) bulk which means that it takes heavy damage from everything and can possibly get OHKO'd if your not careful.
- Protect allows you to gain +1 from speed boost to build momentum. It offers added utility in allowing you to see what move your opponent was going for and allows you to utilize that information to your advantage.
- Don't just spam Flare Blitz blindly as the recoil racks up quickly and can leave Blaziken fairly vulnerable to revenge killers. Your opponent can take advantage of this by switching into a resist which gradually increases the recoil with not much damage to them while adding to your recoil.
- Watch out for priority moves that can revenge kill you such as extreme speed on arceus and Rayquaza.
Team Options
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- Pokemon that can set up Stealth Rocks as Blaziken enjoys the damage from it done to Lugia, Ho-h, and Yveltal.
- Groudon can be used to help Mega Blaziken by setting up the sun and dispelling the rain. It allows Flare Blitz to do more damage. Also checks Ekiller Arceus as it can take hits and retaliate with an attack or thunder wave.
- Landorus-T provides intimidate support and checks Ho-oh which counters Blaziken.
- Yveltal can wall break many of the Pokemon that can wall Blaziken such as Giratina forms.
- Xerneas can be used as another offensive sweeper and able to deal with both Giratina forms.
- Palkia is a great team member as it can sponge water moves thrown at Blaziken and deal with Rayquaza that can revenge kill Blaziken.
- U-turn/Volt Switch users such as Landorus that can get Blaziken a free switch.
- E-killer Arceus can be a good team member as well. Blaziken is able to weaken the opponent's team by KOing or debilitating Arceus's checks. This allows Arceus to come in and sweep.
Baton Pass
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name: Baton Pass
move 1: Baton Pass
move 2: Protect
move 3: Substitute / Roar
move 4: Flare Blitz
ability: Speed Boost
item: Leftovers
evs: 4 HP / 252 Atk / 252 Spe
nature: Jolly
Moves
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- Baton Pass used to pass on the boosts you gain to another team member for use.
- Protect allows you to gain guranteed speed increases from Blaziken's ability.
- Substitute used in conjunction with Protect allows you the best option in getting speed boosts as you can alternate between them which allows Blaziken to get the boosts without fearing much damage.
- Roar is an interesting option that allows you prevent Blaziken from being phazed out and losing its speed boosts. It also prevents opponent Pokemon from setting up on you.
- Flare Blitz provides a reliable and powerful physical fire-type STAB that allows you to deal with opposing Pokemon with taunt.
Set Details
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- 252 Hp and 252 Speed allow Blaziken to switch in, use a protect and begin to outspeed the opponent while having respectable bulk to take a few hits while setting up.
- A Jolly nature is used here to make sure that you are able to use substitute after your first Protect. This prevents Blaziken from taking severe damage or even being completely Knocked out.
- The attack investment makes sure that Blaziken is not a sitting duck to set up sweepers.
- Leftovers is used for healing and to increase longevity. It works great in conjunction with protect as you get a speed boost and +6.25% recovery.
Usage Tips
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- Watch out for potential taunt users such as Deoxys-S as they can cripple this entire set as you wont be able to pass on your speed boosts.
- Protect is the cornerstone of this set allowing you to stay in and get speed boosts.
- A good strategy is to come and and use protect to get a speed boost. Then alternate to Substitute and continue to do so to pass your speed to another Pokemon.
- A predicted switch allows you to use Substitute and then Protect on the next turn. This allows you to gain a speed boost after and the ability to pass on a Substitute to an another Pokemon on your team.
- Roar is used mainly to prevent Blaziken from being phazed out. It is faster than phazers after one speed boost, so its Roar will go first and prevent it from being switched out.
- Watch out for priority moves that can deal with you such as Extremespeed and Shadow Sneak.
Team Options
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- Groudon can be used to help boost Blaziken's Flare Blitz by setting up the sun and dispelling the rain. It allows Flare Blitz to do more damage. Sun support also lowers damage from water moves.
- You can Baton Pass your speed boosts to terrifying offensive Pokemon with low speed. includes:
- Life Orb and Choice Band Zekrom
- Mega Kangaskhan
- Life orb and Tank Ho-Oh.
- Lustrous Orb and Life Orb Palkia
- Choice Specs Kyogre
- Choice Band Groudon
Other Options
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- Brave Bird can be utilized. However, the only common threats it hits for super effective damage are Mega Mewtwo-X and Arceus fighting. Both take massive damage from Flare Blitz as is. Otherwise, Brave Bird is another recoil move that shouldn't really be used over any other moves in the set.
- Rock slide can be used, but its main target is Ho-oh. Stone edge should be used for more damage to Yveltal and Lugia.
- Shadow claw can be used instead of Knock off since it deals less damage to Mega Gengar and Giratina-O. However, you don't have it's secondary effects against other opponent Pokemon.
- Boosting moves such as Swords Dance and Bulk up can be used in the Baton Passing set but have a marginal or nonexistent bonus for special attackers and take more turns to set up.
- Overheat can be used in the Baton Pass set to cut down on Recoil damage. But repeated usage causes it to deal less damage and it also has a chance to miss.
- Choice Band can be used to grant Blaziken an immediate power boost, but it constricts it and doesn't help out speed boost at all.
Checks & Counters
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- Both Giratina forms can take anything Blaziken throws at them except for boosted Knock Off and are able to eventually KO it or phaze it out.
- Gyarados can come in and get an intimidate on Blaziken while also resisting both of it's stab attacks.
- Landorus-Therian can switch in and take a hit with Defensive investment and Intimidate, although it doesn't appreciate boosted Flare Blitz.
- Physically Defensive Arceus-Fairy and Arceus water-Water can take a few hits. They also resist one of Blaziken's STABs each, but can't stay in on repeated use of the other STAB that they don't resist.
- Arceus-Ghost is immune to Blaziken's fighting type STAB and retaliate back with a Judgement. Consequently, it must be wary of Flare Blitz.
- Quagsire with Unaware can ignore Blaziken's stat boosts and attack back with it's water and earth STABs. It doesn't fare well against High Jump Kick though.
- Kyogre is able to come in and set up the rain which severely limits its coverage. This can help out Pokemon that resist/immune to Blaziken's fighting STAB such as Arceus-Fairy and Arceus-Ghost.
- Phazers that are able to Whirlwind/Roar/Dragon tail the Baton Pass set.
- Pokemon that have Prankster such as Thundurus and Klefki. They can use Thunder wave which cripples the offensive set. Taunt from Thundurus shuts down the BP set.
- Poison limits the amount of time Blaziken can stay in by adding and increasing damage each turn on it.
- Revenge Killers such as Arceus-Normal and Rayquaza with extreme speed are able to revenge kill Blaziken with its paltry bulk and with prior damage.
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