Monotype Role Compendium V2

[Seo.]

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ORAS Monotype Role Compendium

The idea of this thread is to provide a visual list of what Pokémon does what for each type in the ORAS Monotype metagame. This will help new and experienced players alike in finding Pokémon that fit their teams when looking for specific roles, as well as help players build more diverse teams by not always using the same Pokémon to fill the same role. Each Pokemon that are on here are on here based on their viability in the Monotype and their performance of generic or specific (niche, if you will) roles that benefit your team. If you feel there is a Pokemon viable for the roles mentioned below and it hasn't been added to the group, recommend it in your post. (Note: work in progress)
For those who don't understand what all the terminology means, like Wallbreaker and Pivot: doot​

Fire

Fire:
Wallbreakers:

Stallbreakers:

Pivots:
Offensive:

Defensive:

Rock Users:

Suicide Leads:

Hazard Removal:

Choice Scarfed Users:

Priority:

Clerics / Wish Passers:

Trappers:

Water-Type Checks:

Rock-Type Checks:

Ground-Type Checks:

Setup Sweepers:
Swords Dance:

Calm Mind:

Nasty Plot:

Rock Polish / Agility:

Other Set Up:

Grass

Grass:
Wallbreakers:

Stallbreakers:

Pivots:
Offensive:

Defensive:

Rock Users:

Suicide Leads:

Hazard Removal:

Choice Scarfed Users:

Priority:

Clerics / Wish Passers:

Trappers:

Fire-Type Checks:

Flying-Type Checks:

Bug-Type Checks:

Ice-Type Checks:

Poison-Type Checks:

Setup Sweepers:
Swords Dance:

Calm Mind:

Nasty Plot:

Rock Polish / Agility:

Other Set Up:

Water

Water:
Wallbreakers:

Stallbreakers:

Pivots:
Offensive:

Defensive:

Rock Users:

Suicide Leads:

Hazard Removal:

Choice Scarfed Users:

Priority:

Clerics / Wish Passers:

Trappers:

Electric-Type Checks:

Grass-Type Checks:

Weather Setters/Abusers:

Setup Sweepers:
Swords Dance:

Calm Mind:

Nasty Plot:

Rock Polish / Agility:

Other Set Up:

Dark

Dark:
Wallbreakers:

Stallbreakers:

Pivots:
Offensive:

Defensive:

Rock Users:

Suicide Leads:

Hazard Removal:

Choice Scarfed Users:

Priority:

Clerics / Wish Passers:

Trappers:

Fairy-Type Checks:

Fighting-Type Checks:

Bug-Type Checks:

Setup Sweepers:
Swords Dance:

Calm Mind:

Nasty Plot:

Rock Polish / Agility:

Other Set Up:

Psychic

Psychic:
Wallbreakers:

Stallbreakers:

Pivots:
Offensive:

Defensive:

Rock Users:

Suicide Leads:

Hazard Removal:

Choice Scarfed Users:

Priority:

Clerics / Wish Passers:

Trappers:

Dark-Type Checks:

Bug-Type Checks:

Ghost-Type Checks:

Setup Sweepers:
Swords Dance:

Calm Mind:

Nasty Plot:

Rock Polish / Agility:

Other Set Up:

Ghost

Ghost:
Wallbreakers:

Stallbreakers:

Pivots:
Offensive:

Defensive:

Rock Users:

Suicide Leads:

Hazard Removal:

Choice Scarfed Users:

Priority:

Clerics / Wish Passers:

Trappers:

Dark-Type Checks:

Setup Sweepers:
Swords Dance:

Calm Mind:

Nasty Plot:

Rock Polish / Agility:

Other Set Up:

Fighting

Fighting:
Wallbreakers:

Stallbreakers:

Pivots:
Offensive:

Defensive:

Rock Users:

Suicide Leads:

Hazard Removal:

Choice Scarfed Users:

Priority:

Clerics / Wish Passers:

Trappers:

Psychic-Type Checks:

Flying-Type Checks:

Fairy-Type Checks:

Setup Sweepers:
Swords Dance:

Calm Mind:

Nasty Plot:

Rock Polish / Agility:

Other Set Up:

Bug

Bug:
Wallbreakers:

Stallbreakers:

Pivots:
Offensive:

Defensive:

Entry Hazard Users:
Stealth Rock:

Sticky Web:

Spikes and Toxic Spikes:

Suicide Leads:

Hazard Removal:

Choice Scarf Users:

Priority:

Trappers:

Flying-Type Checks:

Fire-Type Checks:

Rock-Type Checks:

Setup Sweepers:
Swords Dance:

Quiver Dance:

Speed Boost:

Other Set Up:

Flying

Flying:
Wallbreakers:

Stallbreakers:

Pivots:
Offensive:

Defensive:

Rock Users:

Suicide Leads:

Hazard Removal:

Choice Scarfed Users:

Priority:

Clerics / Wish Passers:

Trappers:

Ice-Type Checks:

Electric-Type Checks:

Rock-Type Checks:

Setup Sweepers:
Swords Dance:

Calm Mind:

Nasty Plot:

Rock Polish / Agility:

Other setup sweepers:

 

[Seo.]

Normal

Normal:
Wallbreakers:

Stallbreakers:

Pivots:
Offensive:

Defensive:

Rock Users:

Suicide Leads:

Hazard Removal:

Choice Scarfed Users:

Priority:

Clerics / Wish Passers:

Trappers:
None
Fighting-Type Checks:

Setup Sweepers:
Swords Dance:

Calm Mind:

(mega)

Nasty Plot:

Rock Polish / Agility:

Baton Pass Everything:

Ground

Ground:
Wallbreakers:

Stallbreakers:

Pivots:
Offensive:

Defensive:

Rock Setters:

Suicide Leads:

Hazard Removal:

Scarfers:

Priority:

Cleric:

Trappers:

Water-Type Checks:

Grass-Type Checks:

Ice-Type Checks:

Set-Up Sweepers:
Swords Dance:

Dragon Dance:

Rock Polish:

Calm Mind:

Other setup:

[/B]

Rock

Rock:
Wallbreakers:

Stallbreakers:

Pivots:
Offensive:

Defensive:

Rock Users:

Suicide Leads:

Hazard Control:

(Magic Bounce)

Choice Scarf Users:

Priority:

Clerics / Wish Passers:

Trappers:

Fighting-Type Checks:

Grass-Type Checks:

Ground-Type Checks:

Water-Type Checks:

Steel-Type Checks:

Setup Sweepers:
Swords Dance:

Calm Mind:

Rock Polish / Agility:

Other Set Up:

(Shell Smash)

(Hone Claws)

(Dragon Dance)

(Curse)

Steel

Steel:
Wallbreakers:

Stallbreakers:

Pivots
Offensive:

Defensive:

Rock Users:

Suicide Leads:

Hazard Removal:

Choice Scarfed Users:

Priority:

Clerics / Wish Passers:

Trappers:

Fighting-Type Checks:

Fire-Type Checks:

Ground-Type Checks:

Setup Sweepers
Swords Dance:

Calm Mind:

Rock Polish / Agility:

Other Set Up:

(Hone claws)

(Curse)

(Curse)

(Iron Defense)

Electric

Electric:
Wallbreakers:

Stallbreakers:

Pivots:
Offensive:

(Almost every Electric-type can be an offensive pivot due to Volt Switch)
Defensive:

Entry Hazards:
Stealth Rock:

Sticky Web:

Suicide Leads:

Hazard Removal:

Choice Scarf Users:

Priority:

Clerics / Wish Passers:

Trappers:

Ground-Type Checks:

Setup Sweepers:
Calm Mind:

Nasty Plot:

Agility:

Other Set Up:

Ice

Ice:
Wallbreakers:

Stallbreakers:

Pivots:
Offensive:

Defensive:

Rock Setters:

Suicide Leads:

Hazard Removal:

Scarfers:

Priority:

Cleric:

Trappers:

Fighting-Type Checks:

Steel-Type Checks:

Fire-Type Checks:

Rock-Type Checks:

Scizor Checks:

Set-Up Sweepers:
Swords Dance:

Shell Smash:

Agility:

Nasty Plot:

Curse:

Fairy

Fairy:
Wallbreakers:

Stallbreakers:

Pivots
Offensive:

Defensive:

Rock Users:

Suicide Leads:

Hazard Removal:

Choice Scarfed Users:

Priority:

Clerics / Wish Passers:

Trappers:

Poison-Type Checks:

Steel-Type Checks:

Setup Sweepers
Belly Drum:

Calm Mind:

Nasty Plot:

Rock Polish:

Other Set Up:

Dragon

Dragon:
Wallbreakers:

Stallbreakers:

Pivots:
Offensive:

Defensive:

Rock Users:

Suicide Leads:

Hazard Removal:

Choice Scarfed Users:

Priority:

Clerics / Wish Passers:

Trappers:

Ice-Type Checks:

Fairy-Type Checks:

Setup Sweepers:
Dragon Dance:

Swords Dance:

Other:

(Coil)

(Calm Mind)

Poison

Wallbreakers:

Stallbreakers:

Pivots:
Offensive:

Defensive:

Entry Hazard Users:
Stealth Rock:

Toxic Spikes:

Sticky Web:

Phazers:

Suicide Leads:

Hazard Removal:
Rapid Spin:

Defog:

Choice Scarf Users:

Priority:

Clerics / Wish Passers:

Trappers:

Ground-type Checks:

Psychic-type Checks:

Steel-type Checks:

Setup Sweepers:
Swords Dance:

Nasty Plot:

Rock Polish / Agility:

Other Set Up:

(Growth / Curse)

(Quiver Dance)

(Bulk Up)

 

[6ti]

Explanations

Fire - Done

Wallbreakers

- Sun

- Choice Band

- Sheer Force

- Choice Band / Life Orb

- Choice Specs

- Sun/Nasty Plot

- Sheer Force

Stallbreakers

- Taunt

- Trick (With a Choice Item)
Pivots
Offensive

- Volt Switch

- U-Turn
Defensive

- Volt Switch

Hazard Removal

- Rapid Spin

- Defog
Priority

- Mach Punch

- Gale Wings

- Extreme Speed

Trappers:

- Magma Storm
Water-Type Checks:

- Drought

- Electric STAB

- Water Absorb

Rock-Type Checks:

- Neutral to Rock and SE STAB

- SE STAB
Ground-Type Checks:

- Immune to Ground

- Immune to Ground (Levitate)

- SE STAB

Grass - Done

Wallbreakers:

- Swords Dance / Life Orb

- Contrary Leaf Storm

- Swords Dance / Life Orb

- Life Orb

Stallbreakers:

- Taunt

- Taunt/Encore

- Trick (Choice Scarf variants only)

Pivots:
Offensive:

- Volt Switch

- U-Turn
Defensive:

- U-Turn

- Regenerator

- Steel typing + Iron Barbs

- Thick Fat

Hazard Removal:

- Defog
Priority:

- Sucker Punch

- Mach Punch

- Ice Shard
Fire-Type Checks:

- Neutral to Fire and SE STAB

Flying-Type Checks:

- Neutral to Flying and SE STAB

- SE STAB

Bug-Type Checks:

- SE STAB

Ice-Type Checks:

- Neutral to Ice and SE STAB

- SE STAB
Poison Checks:

- SE STAB

water

Wallbreakers

- Choice Specs / Life Orb

- Choice Band

- Choice Band / Life Orb

- Choice Specs

- Choice Specs

Stallbreakers:

- Taunt

- Tail Glow

Pivots:
Offensive:

- Volt Switch

Defensive:

- Volt Switch

- Regenerator

Hazard Users:

- Stealth Rock

- Spikes

- Toxic Spikes

Hazard Removal:

- Defog

- Rapid Spin

Priority:

- Aqua Jet

- Ice Shard

Still a WIP.

 

[6ti]

reserved for explanations (2)

 

[truedrew]

Staraptor is not a stall breaker because it cannot break skarmory/Hippodown/avalugg er\tc as it dies to recoil so please remove it from there. Also Choice scarf heliosk is a very potent win con for normal as its high powered stab combo can allow it to clean water/fighting teams as well as just act as a good check to mons like Mega Gdos

 

[Seo.]

Everyone is free to make suggestions, if you feel like a pokemon needs to be added/removed please post and explain why.

All roles will be updated here, and on the Monotype Hub

 

[Dece1t]

Explanations

Fire - Done

Wallbreakers

- Sun

- Choice Band

- Sheer Force

- Choice Band

- Choice Specs

- Sun/Nasty Plot

- Sheer Force

Stallbreakers

- Taunt

- Trick (With a Choice Item)
Pivots
Offensive

- Volt Switch

- U-Turn
Defensive

- Volt Switch

Hazard Removal

- Rapid Spin

- Defog
Priority

- Mach Punch

- Gale Wings

- Extreme Speed

Trappers:

- Magma Storm
Water-Type Checks:

- Drought

- Electric STAB

- Water Absorb

Rock-Type Checks:

- Neutral to Rock and SE STAB
Ground-Type Checks:

- Immune to Ground

- Immune to Ground (Levitate)

Still a WIP.

Include Volcanion as a Rock/Ground check. For Infernape, LO is also considered to be a wallbreaker, I wouldn't leave it as just banded. Also have Heatran and Torkoal as defensive Pivots, they're walls you'll tend to switch in (even though the type itself is highly offensive, nonetheless still should be included). Great job otherwise!

 

[juleocesar]

I think it would be nice to have a ''Poison Checks'' category in Grass, and include Celebi once it is done. There are categories for all its weakness except for Poison, which's why I find it reasonable to include it.

By the way, i wouldn't really say that Tangrowth is an offensive pivot, really. It does its job as a defensive pivot thanks to its large bulk and regenerator, and it often runs defensive spreads to increase its longevity and sponge hits better, but it can't work offensively in the same way as Celebi, Whimsicott and Rotom. (Besides, Tangrowth doesn't even learn u-turn/volt switch or any other momentum-based moves that offensive pokemons carry).

 

[iLlama]

Explanations

Fire - Done

Wallbreakers

- Sun

- Choice Band

- Sheer Force

- Choice Band

- Choice Specs

- Sun/Nasty Plot

- Sheer Force

Stallbreakers

- Taunt

- Trick (With a Choice Item)
Pivots
Offensive

- Volt Switch

- U-Turn
Defensive

- Volt Switch

Hazard Removal

- Rapid Spin

- Defog
Priority

- Mach Punch

- Gale Wings

- Extreme Speed

Trappers:

- Magma Storm
Water-Type Checks:

- Drought

- Electric STAB

- Water Absorb

Rock-Type Checks:

- Neutral to Rock and SE STAB
Ground-Type Checks:

- Immune to Ground

- Immune to Ground (Levitate)

Still a WIP.

Include Volcanion as a Choice Scarf user as well.

 

[6ti]

1. why quote me? i'm not including why something uses a choice item, that's zyo's thing
2. it's a terrible set it's still slow and really weak
edit: to elaborate, there are better scarfers on fire and you're better off with a specs wallbreaker, if you even want that because zard is a thing. i guess it checks diancie w/ scarf but like scp said, revenge killer =/= check. there are also better options for diancie checks like heatran

 

[iLlama]

Fair enough.

Suggestions:

Fire

Choice Scarf Users:

Choice Specs Users:

Choice Band Users:

Water-Type Check:

Rock-Type Check:

Ground-Type Check:

Credit to Dece1t for Rock/Ground Check.

Water

Wallbreakers:

Suicide Leads:

Choice Specs Users:

Choice Band Users:

Electric-Type Checks:

Grass-Type Checks:

Weather Setters/Abusers:

Setup Sweepers:
Other Set Up:

Dark

Trappers:

Psychic

Pivots:
Defensive:

Choice Specs Users:

Choice Band Users:

Setup Sweepers:
Other Set Up:

Ghost

Setup Sweepers:
Calm Mind:

Fighting

Pivots:
Offensive:

Fairy-Type Checks:

Choice Specs Users:

Choice Band Users:

Setup Sweepers:
Other Set Up:

Flying

Choice Specs Users:

Choice Band Users:

Priority:

 

[Dece1t]

Fair enough.

Suggestions:

Fire

Choice Scarf Users:

Choice Specs Users:

Choice Band Users:

Water-Type Check:

Rock-Type Check:

Ground-Type Check:

Credit to Dece1t for Rock/Ground Check.

Water

Wallbreakers:

Suicide Leads:

Choice Specs Users:

Choice Band Users:

Electric-Type Checks:

Grass-Type Checks:

Weather Setters/Abusers:

Setup Sweepers:
Other Set Up:

Dark

Trappers:

Psychic

Pivots:
Defensive:

Choice Specs Users:

Choice Band Users:

Setup Sweepers:
Other Set Up:

Ghost

Setup Sweepers:
Calm Mind:

Fighting

Pivots:
Offensive:

Fairy-Type Checks:

Choice Specs Users:

Choice Band Users:

Setup Sweepers:
Other Set Up:

Flying

Choice Specs Users:

Choice Band Users:

Priority:

On Water, I wouldn't include Rotom-W as an Electric check. It's neutral to the type, and otherwise, can't really do much else to it (Lanturn/Swampert are much better since they're immune/have ways of beating Electric Teams via Ground STAB/Toxic/Burn Stall). I also wouldn't include Empoleon as a Grass check for the same reason.

On Psychic, include Hoopa-U as a Choice Band user.

On Fighting, under Fairy checks, include Toxicroak.

 

[iLlama]

On Water, I wouldn't include Rotom-W as an Electric check. It's neutral to the type, and otherwise, can't really do much else to it (Lanturn/Swampert are much better since they're immune/have ways of beating Electric Teams via Ground STAB/Toxic/Burn Stall). I also wouldn't include Empoleon as a Grass check for the same reason.

On Psychic, include Hoopa-U as a Choice Band user.

On Fighting, under Fairy checks, include Toxicroak.

Thanks for the suggestions, I've been on vacation so I just saw this. I'd like to address some of them however. Rotom-W can not be 2hkoed by most electric types/attacks (Depending what spread obviously) and with Pain Split + Will-o, it can force switches. With that in mind, I think it can work well as a soft check and can be useful.

With regards to Empoleon, I would say it can check some grass types, but overall I suppose it wouldn't be a blanket check. I'll remove it when I get back.

Hoopa-U I'll add. Thanks for noticing I didn't have it there.

Now with Toxicroak, I was thinking it's a Fairy check, but I'm not sure what tier of Viablity that we can post for suggestions (Toxicroak is D on Fighting). I'll tag Zyo so he can clarify.

 

[Seo.]

Role Compendium updated! If something you suggested hasn't been updated, shoot me a smog pm or pm me on showdown.

edit: Hub is updated!

 

[6ti]

water

remove tentacruel and maybe empoleon from defensive pivots
remove keldeo from suicide leads
either remove tenta from rock users or change it to "hazard setters" and if the latter, add qwilfish and cloyster
add qwilfish, cloyster to suicide leads
kabutops to rock setters

 

[Dece1t]

not done

water

remove sharpedo from wallbreakers
remove tentacruel and maybe empoleon from defensive pivots
remove keldeo from suicide leads
either remove tenta from rock users or change it to "hazard setters" and if the latter, add qwilfish and cloyster
add qwilfish, cloyster to suicide leads

Why would tenta and empoleon not be defensive pivots? Also, there is a suicide lead Keldeo set I remember Neski running that featured endevour, keep that.

 

[SirSkit]

Why would tenta and empoleon not be defensive pivots? Also, there is a suicide lead Keldeo set I remember Neski running that featured endevour, keep that.

I wouldn't classify the Endeavor Keldeo set as a suicide lead. A Suicide lead typically would be setting something up and fainting asap to let teammates take advantage of it, like Tailwind or some entry hazard. Keldeo doesn't set up anything for its teammates, and, iirc, it doesn't have room for Taunt on the Endeavor set, (Scald, Secret Sword, Endeavor, Aqua Jet / Substitute?) so it doesn't have that great of a matchup against other leads.

Also, add Manaphy to Calm Mind and Weather Abusers, and maybe add Empoleon to the Agility setup section.

 

[DragonAscent]

Now, to be fair, I just got into monotype, so I could be missing something obvious here. But isn't drapion is a decent scarfer on poison teams? Speaking of poison type scarfers, what's toxicroak doing in that category?

 

[iLlama]

Now, to be fair, I just got into monotype, so I could be missing something obvious here. But isn't drapion is a decent scarfer on poison teams? Speaking of poison type scarfers, what's toxicroak doing in that category?

This might be just me thinking this, but not only have I never seen scarf Drapion on Poison, it's outclassed by scarf Nidoking and Gengar and is impractical as it goes against it's general role on Poison as a Psychic check and setter/trapper. Also, because of its awkward speed tier, it doesn't really cover for/hit hard enough anything that could be a real threat for Poison.

As for Toxicroak I'm not so sure, tagging Zyo to explain that.

 

[Dece1t]

This might be just me thinking this, but not only have I never seen scarf Drapion on Poison, it's outclassed by scarf Nidoking and Gengar and is impractical as it goes against it's general role on Poison as a Psychic check and setter/trapper. Also, because of its awkward speed tier, it doesn't really cover for/hit hard enough anything that could be a real threat for Poison.

As for Toxicroak I'm not so sure, tagging Zyo to explain that.

Both of them when scarfed have the ability to check garchomp, lando, zard y, and volc. All 4 of them are huge threats to poison teams

 

[6ti]

Both of them when scarfed have the ability to check garchomp, lando, zard y, and volc. All 4 of them are huge threats to poison teams

calcs

252 Atk Drapion Ice Fang vs. 0 HP / 4 Def Landorus: 244-288 (76.4 - 90.2%) -- guaranteed 2HKO
252 Atk Drapion Ice Fang vs. 0 HP / 0 Def Landorus-T: 244-288 (76.4 - 90.2%) -- guaranteed 2HKO (Ignoring intimidate assuming drap comes in to revenge offensive landot)
-1 252 Atk Drapion Ice Fang vs. 252 HP / 168+ Def Landorus-T: 124-148 (32.4 - 38.7%) -- 97% chance to 3HKO (Defensive lando)
252 Atk Drapion Ice Fang vs. 252 HP / 164+ Def Garchomp: 180-212 (42.8 - 50.4%) -- 1.2% chance to 2HKO (Bulkchomp)
252 Atk Drapion Ice Fang vs. 0 HP / 4 Def Garchomp: 232-276 (64.9 - 77.3%) -- guaranteed 2HKO (Offensive Regular Chomp)
252 Atk Drapion Ice Fang vs. 0 HP / 4 Def Mega Garchomp: 200-236 (56 - 66.1%) -- guaranteed 2HKO (Offensive Mega Chomp)
Zardy and volc(assuming volcarona) both get ohkodwith rock slide.

Considering that ice fang ohkos neither of them on any set (lando/chomp), both types have switchins to ice attack (gastrodon, seismitoad, skarmory) and it gets kod in return by ground stab, i dont really think it checks them. It hardly even forces out defensive sets. I agree with what llama says about drapion lacking power (base 90 attack u_u) and being unable to fulfill its role as a psychic check.

As for toxicroak, that sounds absolutely terrible. However, I have no experience with this set myself so i really don't know if it's as bad as it sounds.

 

[Dece1t]

calcs

252 Atk Drapion Ice Fang vs. 0 HP / 4 Def Landorus: 244-288 (76.4 - 90.2%) -- guaranteed 2HKO
252 Atk Drapion Ice Fang vs. 0 HP / 0 Def Landorus-T: 244-288 (76.4 - 90.2%) -- guaranteed 2HKO (Ignoring intimidate assuming drap comes in to revenge offensive landot)
-1 252 Atk Drapion Ice Fang vs. 252 HP / 168+ Def Landorus-T: 124-148 (32.4 - 38.7%) -- 97% chance to 3HKO (Defensive lando)
252 Atk Drapion Ice Fang vs. 252 HP / 164+ Def Garchomp: 180-212 (42.8 - 50.4%) -- 1.2% chance to 2HKO (Bulkchomp)
252 Atk Drapion Ice Fang vs. 0 HP / 4 Def Garchomp: 232-276 (64.9 - 77.3%) -- guaranteed 2HKO (Offensive Regular Chomp)
252 Atk Drapion Ice Fang vs. 0 HP / 4 Def Mega Garchomp: 200-236 (56 - 66.1%) -- guaranteed 2HKO (Offensive Mega Chomp)
Zardy and volc(assuming volcarona) both get ohkodwith rock slide.

Considering that ice fang ohkos neither of them on any set (lando/chomp), both types have switchins to ice attack (gastrodon, seismitoad, skarmory) and it gets kod in return by ground stab, i dont really think it checks them. It hardly even forces out defensive sets. I agree with what llama says about drapion lacking power (base 90 attack u_u) and being unable to fulfill its role as a psychic check.

As for toxicroak, that sounds absolutely terrible. However, I have no experience with this set myself so i really don't know if it's as bad as it sounds.

I've personally never liked scarf Drapion, Scarf Toxicroak however Twix introduced me to a while back. It is actually a handy set to have.

 

[Seo.]

The Hub is now updated! thanks to everyone who contributed.

btw, Some things that are not already in the OP are already implemented in the Hub so before making suggestions try to look at the Hub first as its the main source for compendiums. (ill try to update the OP according to the Hub on a day im not busy)

 

[iLlama]

Alrighty, time for Round 2.

Suggestions:

Normal

Pivots:
Defensive:

Hazard Removal:

Priority:

Fighting-Type Checks:

Setup Sweepers:
Baton Pass Everything:

Ground

Suicide Leads:

Scarfers:

Set-Up Sweepers:
Swords Dance:

Rock

Priority:

Clerics / Wish Passers:

Fighting-Type Checks:

Set-Up Sweepers:
Rock Polish:

Other Set Up:

(Shell Smash)

Steel

Suicide Leads:

Trappers:

Ground-Type Checks:

Set-Up Sweepers:
Swords Dance:

Other Set Up:

(Nasty Plot)

Electric

Wallbreakers:

Choice Scarf Users:

Ice

Fire-Type Checks:

Fairy

Pivots
Offensive:

Suicide Leads:

Hazard Removal:

(Magic Bounce)

Dragon

Priority:

Set Up Sweepers:
Dragon Dance:

 

[Kilgrave]

Ground-Type Checks:

I may be making myself look like a noob, but in what way is Mega Scizor a ground-type check? It's not weak to it but doesn't have the coverage to check ground Pokemon.

Anyway, may I suggest adding:

Fairy:

• Choice Band Users: Azumarill
• Choice Specs Users: Sylveon
• Spikes Users: Klefki

(I'm not sure if Spikes is listed in any typing, or if there is a point in suggesting it)

I'm on mobile so I'm not making it all fancy like everyone else does with their posts. I'll edit it later.