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[SET]
Name: MixGross
Move 1: Meteor Mash
Move 2: Earthquake
Move 3: Hidden Power Fire
Move 4: Grass Knot
Item: Life Orb
Ability: Clear Body
Nature: Brave
EVs: 252 Atk, 128 Def, 36 SpA, 92 Spe
IVs: Preferably 29 HP IVs.
[SET COMMENTS]
<p>While it having Meteor Mash and Earthquake on its moveset, it can pull quite a nasty surprise with incoming physically defensive orientated pokemon with its two special attacks, Hidden Power Fire and Grass Knot. With these two moves, Metagross can 2HKO unsuspecting Skarmory, Hippowdon, Donphan, Rhyperior, Milotic and OHKO Swampert and Forretress. Basically bulky ground, rock, water and steel types will have trouble switching in.</p>
<p>Meteor Mash is obviously a must on any Metagross. With this attack, all special walls barring Empoleon will be taken down with two hits. It is also this Metagross' strongest form of attack and hits as hard as the AgiliGross and DP Battle Tower Metagross.</p>
<p>Earthquake is primarily for Heatran, though you'll have to catch it on the switch, as most Heatran will outspeed you. It provides good type coverage with Meteor Mash, hitting Electric-types and Empoleon for super-effective damage. It also OHKOs Magnezone, provided you are faster or it doesn't have Magnet Rise.</p>
<p>Now to explain the EV spread, Brave with 252 Attack EVs are pretty self explanatory, to hit hard. 36 SpA EVs with Life Orb is all Metagross needs to 2HKO and OHKO many common counters like Skarmory and Hippowdon and so on. While the 92 Spe EVs with Brave for its nature may seem contradictory, it is actually its best nature since this allows it to outspeed common trapping Magnezones as well as outspeeding Metal Sound and Sleep Talking Heatrans.</p>
<p>Even after all of this, MixGross still has 128 EVs remaining. Defense is basically the better choice for the EVs so Metagross can still take hits like a champ. The reason that it isn't on HP is because of Life Orb.</p>
[SET]
Name: MixGross
Move 1: Meteor Mash
Move 2: Earthquake
Move 3: Hidden Power Fire
Move 4: Grass Knot
Item: Life Orb
Ability: Clear Body
Nature: Brave
EVs: 252 Atk, 128 Def, 36 SpA, 92 Spe
IVs: Preferably 29 HP IVs.
[SET COMMENTS]
<p>While it having Meteor Mash and Earthquake on its moveset, it can pull quite a nasty surprise with incoming physically defensive orientated pokemon with its two special attacks, Hidden Power Fire and Grass Knot. With these two moves, Metagross can 2HKO unsuspecting Skarmory, Hippowdon, Donphan, Rhyperior, Milotic and OHKO Swampert and Forretress. Basically bulky ground, rock, water and steel types will have trouble switching in.</p>
<p>Meteor Mash is obviously a must on any Metagross. With this attack, all special walls barring Empoleon will be taken down with two hits. It is also this Metagross' strongest form of attack and hits as hard as the AgiliGross and DP Battle Tower Metagross.</p>
<p>Earthquake is primarily for Heatran, though you'll have to catch it on the switch, as most Heatran will outspeed you. It provides good type coverage with Meteor Mash, hitting Electric-types and Empoleon for super-effective damage. It also OHKOs Magnezone, provided you are faster or it doesn't have Magnet Rise.</p>
<p>Now to explain the EV spread, Brave with 252 Attack EVs are pretty self explanatory, to hit hard. 36 SpA EVs with Life Orb is all Metagross needs to 2HKO and OHKO many common counters like Skarmory and Hippowdon and so on. While the 92 Spe EVs with Brave for its nature may seem contradictory, it is actually its best nature since this allows it to outspeed common trapping Magnezones as well as outspeeding Metal Sound and Sleep Talking Heatrans.</p>
<p>Even after all of this, MixGross still has 128 EVs remaining. Defense is basically the better choice for the EVs so Metagross can still take hits like a champ. The reason that it isn't on HP is because of Life Orb.</p>