Glaceon (QC 3/3) (GP 2/2)

[JockeMS]

I think the idea was for you to put it into your analysis now.

I only asked since they didn't seem to make up their minds at that time. But if you want, I can do it for you, no problem. I'll let you decide what's best.

 

[Alice]

I think the idea was for you to put it into your analysis now.

I only asked since they didn't seem to make up their minds at that time. But if you want, I can do it for you, no problem. I'll let you decide what's best.

Well, if you want to do it, go ahead, since it was your idea, and I want to respect that :P (I don't want to take credit for a set who's not mine, I mean)

but if you don't feel like, I'll do it n_n

 

[jake]

If SuperJOCKE is up to doing the defensive set, then I'd imagine it'd be better if he posted it at a later date separately. This is fine as it is now, so...

 

[Steamroll]

that's 4/3, you're slipping zeb...

QC REJECT 1/3 (for Zeb)

 

[JockeMS]

Well, if you want to do it, go ahead, since it was your idea, and I want to respect that :P (I don't want to take credit for a set who's not mine, I mean)

but if you don't feel like, I'll do it n_n

Ok, no problem, I'll be happy to do it.

I'll post it when this is written or something.

 

[Alice]

Almost done with writing... I just can't come up with something interesting for the intro atm, will do it in the next days for sure >_<

 

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[Overview]

<Pp>Despite a glaring Stealth Rock weakness, a limited movepool, and a below average type coverage, Glaceon is a forced to be reckoned with in the NU tier. Nearly unstoppable under the guidance of Hail before it was banned, Glaceon's glory days seem to be now long forgotten. However, Glaceon still wields the most powerful Ice Beam and Blizzard in the game and with it's decent bulk,(comma) it can still plow through a myriadnumber of teams with Choice Specs. HiIts pure ice-Ice typing is a double-edged sword: it provides himit an awesome STAB, but on the other hand he'its got a load of weaknesses to common attacks (notably fFire and fFighting) and only one resistance. When using Glaceon now,(comma) you have to take advantage of hiits superb special attack; although, it can also be used for wish support or scouting with the use of Baton Pass. Glaceon useage may have had a reason to fall, but due to the suprise factor of such a hard hitting special attacker in NU, it may be more of an incentive to use it againby using Baton Pass.(period)</p>


[SET]
name: Choice Specs
move 1: Ice Beam
move 2: Hidden Power Ground
move 3: Shadow Ball
move 4: Wish/(space) /(space) Baton Pass
item: Choice Specs
ability: Snow Cloak / Ice body
nature: Modest
evs: 252 HP / 4 Def / 252 SAtk

[SET COMMENTS]

<p>This is your classic Choice Specs set. Ice bBeam is the main move here, due to theits sheer power and good coverage of ice attacks, dealing huge damage to anything nothat doesn't resisting it. The given EV spread is to maximizes bulk and firepower; with it, for example, jolly scarf Braviary does 69.5% - 82% with Superpower, so even with Stealth Rock damage,(comma) Glaceon has a decent shot at surviving and KO-ingbeing able to KO back. Alternatively,(comma) you can run 64 HP / 252 SAtk / 192 Spe to outrun standard Absol plus other dangerous sweepers,(comma) such as Adamant Toterra and Adamant Ursaring. Hidden Power Ground provides good coverage, and lets Glaceon hit the rocky walls that will likely try to stop himit for super effective damage, and may catch a Magmotar bold enough to switch in thinking heit can sponge an iIce bBeam and fire-back hard, but beware of flyerFlying-types and levitators coming in for free. Shadow bBall lets him hit bulky pPsychics harder than iIce bBeam. The last slot is mainly filler, but both options have its merits: Wish may help in aid a wounded important member of the team, and it's reccommended with the bulkier spread to increase its healing capabilities; on the other hand, a dry Baton Pass lets Glaceon scout switch-ins, so you can keep the momentum .(period)</p>



[ADDITIONAL COMMENTS]

<p>Even with such power, there are going to be some dedicated special walls that can sponge Glaceon's assaults, such as Probopass, SpDefecially Defensive Regirock, Thick fFat Miltank, Lickilicky or Cryogonal; because of this, Sawk imakes a good partner, piercing through said pPokemon, thus helpallowing Glaceon to keep pounding the opposition without much restraints.(period) Due to the hit-and-run nature of any cChoiced set,(comma) and a glaring weakness to Stealth Rock, Rapid Spin support is reccommended as well, to give himit more chances to switch in. Hazards support is very welcomed too, helpingsince it helps Glaceon to do its job better,(comma) by making it harder for the aforementioned dedicated walls to stop him. Alternatively,(comma) you can use Hidden Power Fighting for "perfect" coverage, and to hit common switch-ins,(comma) such as Bastodion, Probopass, and even CryogonalCryogonal, Regirock and the Regisce hard without the inconveniences of being locked in a gGround-type move.</p>



[Other Options]

<p>You can try Choice Scarf,(comma) to outspeed many threatening sweepers, but the loss of power hurts. Alternatively, a Life Orb set with Fake Tears may be viable to deal with stall teams better, but it needs more support due to its Stealth Rock weakness plusalong with the Life Orb draining Glaceon's HP fast.(period) Blizzard is also an option in the fourth slot just for the sheer power, but beware of the 70% accuracy; because of that, it's reccommended to pair it with Ice Beam for insurance, due to its perfect accuracy and more pp'shigher PP.(period) You can also try other Hidden Power options, such as Grass or Rock in order to hit certain bothersome walls, should your team needs it. Glaceon can also attempt a Baton Pass set, which is viable thanks to hiits natural bulk and boosting options,(comma) such as Work Up, Barrier or even Wish</p>


[Checks and Counters]

<p>Even with that mighty Ice Beam causing terror among the opposition, there are some threats that you should watch out for. Normal-type bulky pPokemon,(comma) such as Lickilicky and Thick Fat Miltank have enough bulk to withstand Glacy's assaults, as well as dedicateand Special wWalls,(comma) such as Regice and Cryogonal,(comma) which are hard to break even with a super effective hidden power; have enough bulk to withstand Glaceon's assaults. Regice takes less damage but Cryogonal can spin rocks and other hazards, making it harder to break through. Bastodion and Probopass can tank iIce bBeams and sShadow bBalls as well, but they should beware of a 4x super effective hHidden pPowers.(period) Bulky wWaters as-types like Alomomola also perform well, resisting Ice bBeam, taking neutral damage from hHidden pPower gGround and Shadow Ball, and having reliable recovery in the form of Wish and Regenerator. Special defensive Flareon also works well, sponging most of Glaceon's attacks and threatening it with STAB-ed Fire-type ones. Still, the major problems Glaceon will face are faster,(comma) stronger, revenge killers with Super effective attacks, such as Sawk or Magmortar, whoich can check and scare himit away. And last but not least, Stealth Rock makes life hard for Glaceon, limiting hisits ability to switch ins drastically</p>

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[Overview]

<p>Despite a glaring Stealth Rock weakness, a limited movepool, and a below average type coverage, Glaceon is a force to be reckoned with in the NU tier. Nearly unstoppable under the guidance of Hail before it was banned, Glaceon's glory days seem to be now long forgotten. However, Glaceon still wields the most powerful Ice Beam and Blizzard in the game and with its decent bulk, it can still plow through a number of teams with Choice Specs. Its pure Ice typing is a double-edged sword: it provides it an awesome STAB, but on the other hand its got a load of weaknesses to common attacks (notably Fire and Fighting) and only one resistance. When using Glaceon, you have to take advantage of its superb special attack; although, it can also be used for wish support or scouting by using Baton Pass.</p>


[SET]
name: Choice Specs
move 1: Ice Beam
move 2: Hidden Power Ground
move 3: Shadow Ball
move 4: Wish / Baton Pass
item: Choice Specs
ability: Snow Cloak / Ice body
nature: Modest
evs: 252 HP / 4 Def / 252 SAtk

[SET COMMENTS]

<p>This is your classic Choice Specs set. Ice Beam is the main move here, due to its sheer power and good coverage of ice attacks, dealing huge damage to anything that doesn't resist it. The given EV spread maximizes bulk and firepower; with it, for example, jolly scarf Braviary does 69.5% - 82% with Superpower, so even with Stealth Rock damage, Glaceon has a decent shot at surviving and being able to KO back. Alternatively, you can run 64 HP / 252 SAtk / 192 Spe to outrun standard Absol plus other dangerous sweepers, such as Adamant Toterra and Adamant Ursaring. Hidden Power Ground provides good coverage, and lets Glaceon hit the rocky walls that will try to stop it for super effective damage, and may catch a Magmotar bold enough to switch in thinking it can sponge an Ice Beam and fire-back hard, but beware of Flying-types and levitators coming in for free. Shadow Ball lets him hit bulky Psychics harder than Ice Beam. The last slot is mainly filler, but both options have its merits: Wish may help aid a wounded member of the team, and it's recommended with the bulkier spread to increase its healing capabilities; on the other hand, a dry Baton Pass lets Glaceon scout switch-ins, so you can keep the momentum.</p>



[ADDITIONAL COMMENTS]

<p>Even with such power, there are going to be some dedicated special walls that can sponge Glaceon's assaults, such as Probopass, Specially Defensive Regirock, Thick Fat Miltank, Lickilicky or Cryogonal; because of this, Sawk makes a good partner, piercing through said Pokemon, thus allowing Glaceon to keep pounding the opposition without much restraint. Due to the hit-and-run nature of any Choice set, and a glaring weakness to Stealth Rock, Rapid Spin support is recommended as well, to give it more chances to switch in. Hazards support is welcome too, since it helps Glaceon do its job better by making it harder for the aforementioned walls to stop him. Alternatively, you can use Hidden Power Fighting for "perfect" coverage, and hit common switch-ins, such as Bastodion, Probopass, Cryogonal, Regirock and Regice hard without the inconvenience of being locked in a Ground-type move.</p>



[Other Options]

<p>You can try Choice Scarf, to outspeed many threatening sweepers, but the loss of power hurts. A Life Orb set with Fake Tears may be viable to deal with stall teams better, but it needs more support due to its Stealth Rock weakness along with the Life Orb draining Glaceon's HP. Blizzard is also an option in the fourth slot just for the sheer power, but beware of the 70% accuracy; because of that, it's recommended to pair it with Ice Beam for insurance, due to its perfect accuracy and higher PP. You can also try other Hidden Power options, such as Grass or Rock in order to hit certain bothersome walls, should your team need it. Glaceon can also attempt a Baton Pass set, which is viable thanks to its natural bulk and boosting options, such as Work Up, Barrier or even Wish</p>


[Checks and Counters]

<p>Even with that mighty Ice Beam causing terror among the opposition, there are some threats that you should watch out for. Normal-type bulky Pokemon, such as Lickilicky and Thick Fat Miltank and Special Walls, such as Regice and Cryogonal have enough bulk to withstand Glaceon's assaults. Regice takes less damage but Cryogonal can spin rocks and other hazards, making it harder to break through. Bastodion and Probopass can tank Ice Beams and Shadow Balls as well, but they should beware of a 4x super effective Hidden Power. Bulky Water-types like Alomomola also perform well, resisting Ice Beam, taking neutral damage from Hidden Power Ground and Shadow Ball, and having reliable recovery in the form of Wish and Regenerator. Special defensive Flareon also works well, sponging most of Glaceon's attacks and threatening it with STAB Fire-type ones. Still, the major problems Glaceon will face are faster, stronger, revenge killers with Super effective attacks, such as Sawk or Magmortar, which can check and scare it away. And last but not least, Stealth Rock makes life hard for Glaceon, limiting its ability to switch in drastically</p>

GP 1/2

 

[JockeMS]

Ok, before we go any further with this, the AC needs to be exapanded a bit. sirn asked me about this this last night and I said / think that more precise examples of teammates could be added. So, implement that check and then expand on the AC Alice.

 

[Alice]

Ok, before we go any further with this, the AC needs to be exapanded a bit. sirn asked me about this this last night and I said / think that more precise examples of teammates could be added. So, implement that check and then expand on the AC Alice.

Done and Done

 

[sirndpt]

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[Overview]

<p>Despite a glaring Stealth Rock weakness, a limited movepool, and a below -average type coverage, Glaceon is a force to be reckoned with in the NU tier. Nearly unstoppable under the guidancein the heyday of Hhail before it was banned, Glaceon's glory days seem to be now long forgotten. However, Glaceon still wields the most powerful Ice Beam and Blizzard in the game, and with its decent bulk and a Choice Specs boost, it can still plow through a number of teams with Choice Specsjust the same. Its pure Ice typing is a double-edged sword: itIce provides it with an awesome STAB move, but on the other hand, its got received a load of weaknesses to common attacks (, notably Fire and Fighting), and only one resistance. When using Glaceon, you have to take advantageAlthough one might believe Glaceon can only boast of its superb sSpecial aAttack; although, it can also be used for wWish support or scouting by usingwith Baton Pass.</p>


[SET]
name: Choice Specs
move 1: Ice Beam
move 2: Hidden Power Ground
move 3: Shadow Ball
move 4: Wish / Baton Pass
item: Choice Specs
ability: Snow Cloak / Ice body
nature: Modest
evs: 252 HP / 4 Def / 252 SAtkpA

[SET COMMENTS]

<p>This is your classic Choice Specs set. Ice Beam is the main move here, due to its sheer power and the good coverage of iIce attacks, dealingand does huge damage to anything that doesn't resist it. The given EV spread maximizes bulk and firepower; with it, for example, jolly scarf Braviary does 69.5% - 82% with Superpower, so even with Stealth Rock damage, Glaceon has a decent shot at surviving and being able to KO back. Alternatively, you can run 64 HP / 252 SAtk / 192 Spe to outrun standard Absol plus other dangerous sweepers, such as Adamant Toterra and Adamant Ursaring. Hidden Power Ground provides good<moving to AC> Hidden Power Ground provides useful super-effective coverage, and lets Glaceon higainst the rRocky-type walls that will try to stop it for super effective damage, and may, and might even catch a Magmortar bold enough to switch in thinking it canexpecting to sponge an Ice Beam and fire- back hard, but. However, beware of Flying-types and lLevitatoe users coming in for free. Shadow Ball lets himGlaceon hit bulky Psychics harder than Ice Beam does. The last slot is mainly filler, but both options have itstheir merits: Wish may help aidcan help out a wounded member of the team, and it's recommended with the bulkier spread tohat increase its Glaceon's healing capabilities; o. On the other hand, a dry Baton Pass lets Glaceon scout switch-ins, so you can keep the momentum.</p>

[ADDITIONAL COMMENTS]

<p>The given EV spread maximizes bulk and firepower. For example, Jolly Choice Scarf Braviary can only do 69.5% - 82% with Superpower, so even after Stealth Rock damage, Glaceon has a decent shot at surviving and being able to KO back. Alternatively, you can run a spread of 64 HP / 252 SAtk / 192 Spe to outrun standard Absol, along with other dangerous sweepers such as Adamant Torterra and Adamant Ursaring. Glaceon can also elect to use Hidden Power Fighting for perfect neutral coverage, as well as for a super effective hit on its common switch-ins, namely Bastiodon, Probopass, Cryogonal, Regirock, and Regice without the inconvenience of being locked into a Ground-type move.</p>

<p>Even with such power, there are going to be some dedicated special walls that can sponge Glaceon's assaults, such as Probopass, Sspecially Ddefensive Regirock, Thick Fat Miltank, Lickilicky or, and Cryogonal; because of this, can still sponge Glaceon's assaults. As such, Sawk makes a good partner, due to its ability to piercinge through said Pokemon, thus and allowing Glaceon to keep pounding the opposition without much restraint. Emboar also helps the icey pokemon, with his dual-stab hitting hard most things that wall it; Absol is also aGlaceon, as its dual-STAB does huge damage to most threats <the ice- and steel-type threats?> that wall Glaceon. Absol is another good partner, sinceas he can set- up in front of said special walls without much hassle.</p>

<p>Due to the hit-and-run nature of any Choice set, and as well as this one's glaring weakness to Stealth Rock, Rapid Spin support is recommended as well, to give itto give Glaceon more chances to switch in. Hazards support is welcome too, sinceas it helps Glaceon do its job better by making it harder for the aforementioned walls to stop him. Eviolite <perhaps give an example of an xhko it gains with certain hazards?>. Toxic Spikes in particular aid Glaceon greatly, because <why?> Special Dly defensive Tentacool is a great Rapid Sspinner to pair with Glaceon, because it not only spins and gets some Toxic Spikes (which aid GREATLY in a Glaceon sweep, threatening many of its common counters), but also can take somlays Toxic Spikes, but can also can sponge hits from the likes of Magmortar and Fighting p-type Pokemon, who can check Glaceon and threaten backforce it out. Golem is also a nice partner, setting up rocks and thanks to its ability to set up Stealth Rock, as well as threatening special walls with aits powerful STAB-ed EdgeQuake combo. Alternatively, you can use Hidden Power Fighting for "perfect" coverage, and hit common switch-ins, such as Bastodion, Probopass, Cryogonal, Regirock and Regice hard without the inconvenience of being locked in a Ground-type move <moved to above></p>

[Other Options]

<p>You can try giving Glaceon a Choice Scarf, to let it outspeed many threatening sweepers, but the loss of power hurts. A Life Orb set with Fake Tears maycan be viable toas it better deals with stall teams better, but it would needs more team support due to itas Glaceon's Stealth Rock weakness along with the Life Orb draining Glaceon's HPwould be compounded by Life Orb recoil. Blizzard is also an option in the fourth slot just for theits sheer power, but beware of the 70% accuracy; because of that. If running Blizzard, it's recommended to pair it with Ice Beam for insurance, due to itthe latter's perfect accuracy and higher PP. You can also try other Hidden Power options, such as Grass or Rock in order to hit certain bothersome walls, should your team need it; Hidden Power Grass lets Glaceon remove <who?>, while Hidden Power Rock enables it to take out <?>. Glaceon can also attempt a Baton Pass set, which is viable thanks to its natural bulk andccess to boosting options, such as Work Up, and Barrier or, and even Wish</p>


[Checks and Counters]

<p>Even with that mighty Ice Beam causing terror among the opposition, there are some threats that youGlaceon should watch out for. Bulky Normal-type bulky Pokemon, such asnamely Lickilicky and Thick Fat Miltank and S, as well as special Wwalls, such as Regice and Cryogonal, have enough bulk to withstand Glaceon's assaults. Regice takes less damage but Cryogonal can spin away rocks and other hazards, making it harder to break through. Bastiodion and Probopass can tank Ice Beams and Shadow Balls as well, but they should beware of a 4x super effective Hidden Power Ground or Fighting. Bulky Water-types likesuch as Alomomola also perform well, as they resisting Ice Beam, takinge neutral damage from Hidden Power Ground and Shadow Ball, and havinge reliable recovery in the form of Wish and Regenerator <unreleased..? unless you dont mean alo, in which case add who exactly you mean and "respectively">. Specially defensive Flareon also works well, as it sponginges most of Glaceon's attacks and threatening it withs Glaceon with its STAB Fire-type ones. </p>

<p>Still, the major problems Glaceon will face are faster, stronger, revenge killers with Ssuper effective attacks, such as Sawk orand Magmortar, which can check it and scare it away. And lLast but not least, Stealth Rock makes life hard for Glaceon, limiting itas it drastically limits Glaceon's ability to switch in drastically.</p>

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[Overview]

<p>Despite a glaring Stealth Rock weakness, a limited movepool, and below-average type coverage, Glaceon is a force to be reckoned with in the NU tier. Nearly unstoppable in the heyday of hail before it was banned, Glaceon's glory days seem to be now long forgotten. However, Glaceon still wields the most powerful Ice Beam and Blizzard in the game, and with its decent bulk and a Choice Specs boost, it can plow through a number of teams just the same. Its pure Ice typing is a double-edged sword: Ice provides it with an awesome STAB move, but on the other hand, it received a load of weaknesses to common attacks, notably Fire and Fighting, and only one resistance. Although one might believe Glaceon can only boast of its superb Special Attack; it can also be used for Wish support or scouting with Baton Pass.</p>

[SET]
name: Choice Specs
move 1: Ice Beam
move 2: Hidden Power Ground
move 3: Shadow Ball
move 4: Wish / Baton Pass
item: Choice Specs
nature: Modest
evs: 252 HP / 4 Def / 252 SpA

[SET COMMENTS]

<p>This is your classic Choice Specs set. Ice Beam is the main move here due to its sheer power and the good coverage of Ice attacks, and does huge damage to anything that doesn't resist it. Hidden Power Ground provides useful super-effective coverage against the Rock-type walls that will try to stop it, and might even catch a Magmortar bold enough to switch in expecting to sponge an Ice Beam and fire back hard. However, beware of Flying-types and Levitate users coming in for free. Shadow Ball lets Glaceon hit bulky Psychics harder than Ice Beam does. The last slot is mainly filler, but both options have their merits: Wish can help out a wounded member of the team, and it's recommended with the bulkier spread that increases Glaceon's healing capabilities. On the other hand, a dry Baton Pass lets Glaceon scout switch-ins, so you can keep the momentum.</p>

[ADDITIONAL COMMENTS]

<p>The given EV spread maximizes bulk and firepower. For example, Jolly Choice Scarf Braviary can only do 69.5% - 82% with Superpower, so even after Stealth Rock damage, Glaceon has a decent shot at surviving and being able to KO back. Alternatively, you can run a spread of 64 HP / 252 SAtk / 192 Spe to outrun standard Absol, along with other dangerous sweepers such as Adamant Torterra and Adamant Ursaring. Glaceon can also elect to use Hidden Power Fighting for perfect neutral coverage, as well as for a super effective hit on its common switch-ins, namely Bastiodon, Probopass, Cryogonal, Regirock, and Regice without the inconvenience of being locked into a Ground-type move.</p>

<p>Even with such power, some dedicated special walls, such as Probopass, specially defensive Regirock, Thick Fat Miltank, Lickilicky, and Cryogonal, can still sponge Glaceon's assaults. As such, Sawk makes a good partner, due to its ability to pierce through said Pokemon and allow Glaceon to keep pounding the opposition without much restraint. Emboar also helps Glaceon, as its dual-STAB does huge damage to most threats <the ice- and steel-type threats?> that wall Glaceon. Absol is another good partner, as he can set up in front of said special walls without much hassle.</p>

<p>Due to the hit-and-run nature of any Choice set, as well as this one's glaring weakness to Stealth Rock, Rapid Spin support is recommended to give Glaceon more chances to switch in. Hazard support is welcome too, as it helps Glaceon do its job better by making it harder for the aforementioned walls to stop him <perhaps give an example of an xhko it gains with certain hazards?>. Toxic Spikes in particular aid Glaceon greatly, because <why?> Specially defensive Tentacool is a great spinner to pair with Glaceon, because it not only spins and lays Toxic Spikes, but can also can sponge hits from the likes of Magmortar and Fighting-type Pokemon, who can check Glaceon and force it out. Golem is also a nice partner thanks to its ability to set up Stealth Rock, as well as threaten special walls with its powerful STAB EdgeQuake.</p>

[Other Options]

<p>You can try giving Glaceon a Choice Scarf to let it outspeed many threatening sweepers, but the loss of power hurts. A Life Orb set with Fake Tears can be viable as it better deals with stall teams, but it would need more team support as Glaceon's Stealth Rock weakness would be compounded by Life Orb recoil. Blizzard is also an option in the fourth slot just for its sheer power, but beware of the 70% accuracy. If running Blizzard, it's recommended to pair it with Ice Beam for insurance, due to the latter's perfect accuracy and higher PP. You can also try other Hidden Power options in order to hit certain bothersome walls, should your team need it; Hidden Power Grass lets Glaceon remove <who?>, while Hidden Power Rock enables it to take out <?>. Glaceon can also attempt a Baton Pass set, which is viable thanks to its natural bulk access to boosting options such as Work Up and Barrier, and even Wish</p>

[Checks and Counters]

<p>Even with that mighty Ice Beam causing terror among the opposition, there are some threats that Glaceon should watch out for. Bulky Normal-type Pokemon, namely Lickilicky and Thick Fat Miltank, as well as special walls, such as Regice and Cryogonal, have enough bulk to withstand Glaceon's assaults. Regice takes less damage but Cryogonal can spin away rocks and other hazards, making it harder to break through. Bastiodon and Probopass can tank Ice Beam and Shadow Ball as well, but they should beware of a 4x super effective Hidden Power Ground or Fighting. Bulky Water-types such as Alomomola also perform well, as they resist Ice Beam, take neutral damage from Hidden Power Ground and Shadow Ball, and have reliable recovery in the form of Wish and Regenerator <unreleased..? unless you dont mean alo, in which case add who exactly you mean and "respectively">. Specially defensive Flareon also works well as it sponges most of Glaceon's attacks and threatens Glaceon with its STAB Fire-type ones.</p>

<p>Still, the major problems Glaceon will face are faster, stronger, revenge killers with super effective attacks, such as Sawk and Magmortar, which can check it and scare it away. Last but not least, Stealth Rock makes life hard for Glaceon, as it drastically limits Glaceon's ability to switch in.</p>

 

[No Luck Involved]

Quick nitpick: "Bulky Water-types like Alomomola also perform well, resisting Ice Beam, taking neutral damage from Hidden Power Ground and Shadow Ball, and having reliable recovery in the form of Wish and Regenerator."

Regenerator isn't released on Alomomola yet.

 

[Alice]

Done with sirndpt's GP

About the Emboar thing, he hits almost all of the special walls real hard with his dual-stab: Lickilicky, thick fat miltank, the Regis, Bastodion, Probopass and Cryogonal... which are the most common defensive threats glacy will ever face.

And my mistake with regenerator alomomola >_<, I fixd it already (along with the rest of explanations)

 

[Komodo]

Okay, I've sorted this. Uploaded.