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Cyclonez’s Seedot
CorruptedUsername’s Pichu
Anaconja’s Wooper-Paldea
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Pet Mod Do Not Use: The Pet Mod: The Musical - Slate 2 (Results)
- Thread starter Jumpheart
- Start date
cyclonez_'s seedot
cyclonez_'s Numel
Orangesodapop's Meowth-Galar
anaconja's Wooper-Paldea
Yoshiblaze's Snom
cyclonez_'s Numel
Orangesodapop's Meowth-Galar
anaconja's Wooper-Paldea
Yoshiblaze's Snom
cyclonez_'s Seedot
Yoshiblaze's Snom
Mushroomtester's Cramorant
Orangesodapop's Meowth-Galar
CoruptedUsername's Shinx
Yoshiblaze's Snom
Mushroomtester's Cramorant
Orangesodapop's Meowth-Galar
CoruptedUsername's Shinx
Jumpheart's Numel
Yoshiblaze's Snom
Gnsaigon's Spewpa
Anaconja's Wooper-P
Mushroomtester's Cramorant (SV)
Yoshiblaze's Snom
Gnsaigon's Spewpa
Anaconja's Wooper-P
Mushroomtester's Cramorant (SV)
jump's numel
zpice's blitzle
osp's meowth-g
palp's gulpin
ana's wooper-p
zpice's blitzle
osp's meowth-g
palp's gulpin
ana's wooper-p
Voting is closed! We had a three-way tie for the last two spots, and as opposed to picking my least favorite of the three, I made the executive decision to let a sixth mon in on the first slate. The winners are:
I'll give a day or two of cooldown to discuss the winners and then we will start slate 2. Thanks to everyone who submitted and voted!
Pokemon: Snom
Eviolite-Compatible: Y
Typing:
Base Stats: 50 / 25 / 35 / 55 / 35 / 65
Abilities: Shield Dust / Snow Warning / Ice Scales
Movepool: Aurora Beam, Blizzard, Dazzling Gleam, Giga Drain, Hidden Power, Ice Beam, Ice Spinner, Infestation, Leech Life, Light Screen, Mist, Play Rough, Reflect, Safeguard, Snowscape, Stun Spore, Swift, Water Pulse, Weather Ball
Custom Elements: N/A
Competitive Role: Adds weather in hopefully the least intrusive way possible, turning Snom into a strong Special breaker that can spam Blizzard to its heart's content, backed up by decent coverage in Giga Drain, your choice of Hidden Power, and STAB Bug Buzz. While its awful defensive typing cuts into it a bit and forces Snom into Boots, either Snow or Ice Scales can be used to make Snom a lot sturdier than it looks, giving it more opportunities to click Blizzard.
Pokemon: Seedot
Eviolite-Compatible (Y/N): Y
Typing: Grass/Dark
Base Stats: 40 / 50 (+10) / 65 (+15) / 30 / 40 (+10) / 30 (BST: 255)
Abilities: Chlorophyll / Early Bird / Pickpocket
Movepool:
Pursuit, Wood Hammer
Sucker Punch
Weight: unchanged
Custom Elements: n/a
Competitive Role: Adding the Dark typing plus additional bulk gives Seedot a very valuable niche as a Bramblin counter while also being an overall solid wall. Pursuit can be used to trap Bramblin and Litwick while Wood Hammer allows Swords Dance sets to serve as powerful wallbreakers. However, the Dark typing is a double-edged sword, giving Seedot a 4x weakness to Bug moves, such as Surskit's Bug Buzz or any of the U-turns in the tier. Sucker Punch is removed to prevent SD-Sucker shenanigans that the tier already has too much off, while allowing offensive variants to be much easier to revenge kill.
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Pokemon: Numel
Eviolite-Compatible (Y/N): Y
Typing: Fire/Ground
Base Stats: 45 (-15) / 45 (-15) / 30 (-10) / 35 (-30) / 45 / 30 (-5) (BST: 230)
Abilities: Oblivious / Sturdy / Own Tempo
Movepool:
Weight: unchanged
Competitive Role: All tiers need good defensive Grounds, and this serves as an alternative to the Woopers in that role. Serves as a strong defensive option with an awkward defensive typing for the tier. Not super passive thanks to a usable Attack, great STAB moves, and access to Body Press. Also threatens to spread status with Lava Plume/Will-o-wisp. Can serve as a Curse sweeper. Struggles into the tier's Water- and Ground-types, or anything that can hit it with a strong neutral hit. Bulk is comparable to Cleffa's, not quite as specially bulky.
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(muddy water)
Pokemon: Meowth-Galar
Eviolite-Compatible (Y/N): Y
Typing: Steel
Base Stats: 50/55/55/40/40/40
Abilities: Rough Skin / Pickup | Unnerve
Movepool: Same as natdex
Weight: same
Custom Elements: n/a
Competitive Role: Defensive rocker that punishes mons like hattena and bramblin, while being weak to mons like swinub. Also adds a much needed steel
Pokemon: Cramorant
Eviolite-Compatible (N):
Typing: Water/Flying
Base Stats: 40(-30)/35(-50)/30(-25)/50(-35) /65(-30)/55(-30) (BST:275)
Abilities: Gulp Missile
Movepool:
Weight: 4Kg
Custom Elements: N/A
Competitive Role: Given the opportunity I simply must sub a Cramorant.
I'll give a day or two of cooldown to discuss the winners and then we will start slate 2. Thanks to everyone who submitted and voted!
me when i lie
Gave us time to split up into groups and discuss
nice discussion
Slate 2: DNUBL Nerf Slate
Hello all! Apologies for the delay in getting this out, had a lot on my plate and needed to do some internal restructuring. DNU:TPM:TM will now be hosted on its own Discord server instead of being in the main DNU server as it used to be.
Slate 2 will be focusing on nerfing Pokemon that were deemed a little too strong for DNU proper. We'll be looking at Pokemon that were banned from Do Not Use to see if they can fit in the tier now! I'm going to withhold Wattrel as an option as frankly I think it could be re-added right now, so we can test it in the tier as-is during our first playtesting break. As such, please submit one of the following Pokemon:
In addition, if you want to submit
or 
reworking Arena Trap or Shadow Tag respectively, you may do that. Be aware that trapping is strong in DNU and may require a pretty hefty rework in order to make balanced.
Same deal as last slate. You can submit up to 3 Pokemon, and you have about 5 days to do so. I'm excited to see what you come up with to drop some of our old enemies into the tier!
Hello all! Apologies for the delay in getting this out, had a lot on my plate and needed to do some internal restructuring. DNU:TPM:TM will now be hosted on its own Discord server instead of being in the main DNU server as it used to be.
Slate 2 will be focusing on nerfing Pokemon that were deemed a little too strong for DNU proper. We'll be looking at Pokemon that were banned from Do Not Use to see if they can fit in the tier now! I'm going to withhold Wattrel as an option as frankly I think it could be re-added right now, so we can test it in the tier as-is during our first playtesting break. As such, please submit one of the following Pokemon:
In addition, if you want to submit
or reworking Arena Trap or Shadow Tag respectively, you may do that. Be aware that trapping is strong in DNU and may require a pretty hefty rework in order to make balanced.Same deal as last slate. You can submit up to 3 Pokemon, and you have about 5 days to do so. I'm excited to see what you come up with to drop some of our old enemies into the tier!
Pokemon: Wishiwashi 
Eviolite-Compatible (Y/N): N
Typing: Water/Dragon
Base Stats: 45/20/20/25/25/40 / 45/60/60/65/65/40 Schooling
Abilities: Schooling
Movepool: Wishiwashi + Draco Meteor, Dragon Pulse
Weight: same
Custom Elements: N/A
Competitive Role: Stat stick pivot
Flavor / Description: quite powerful stats at the cost of losing most of it below 1/4th, and no eviolite. Is a powerful breaker
Pokemon: Nidoran-M
Eviolite-Compatible (Y/N): Y
Typing: Poison
Base Stats: 46/57/40/40/40/50
Abilities: Poison Point / Corrosion | Guts
Movepool: Nidoran M
Weight: same
Custom Elements: N/A
Competitive Role: Priority Revenge Killer / Breaker
Flavor / Description: By changing hustle to guts, it forces the use of an item slot in order to be able to spam sucker. Still a really potent breaker
Eviolite-Compatible (Y/N): N
Typing: Water/Dragon
Base Stats: 45/20/20/25/25/40 / 45/60/60/65/65/40 Schooling
Abilities: Schooling
Movepool: Wishiwashi + Draco Meteor, Dragon Pulse
Weight: same
Custom Elements: N/A
Competitive Role: Stat stick pivot
Flavor / Description: quite powerful stats at the cost of losing most of it below 1/4th, and no eviolite. Is a powerful breaker
Pokemon: Nidoran-M
Eviolite-Compatible (Y/N): Y
Typing: Poison
Base Stats: 46/57/40/40/40/50
Abilities: Poison Point / Corrosion | Guts
Movepool: Nidoran M
Weight: same
Custom Elements: N/A
Competitive Role: Priority Revenge Killer / Breaker
Flavor / Description: By changing hustle to guts, it forces the use of an item slot in order to be able to spam sucker. Still a really potent breaker
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Pokemon: Diglett
Custom Elements:
Arena Trap: While this Pokemon is active, opponents who switch out lose 1/8 max HP.
Competitive Role: reusing a stag change from like ubermons or something, makes diglett a potent revenge killer by guaranteeing a ko if the opp is 1/8 hp or less (as long as it outspeeds of course)
Pokemon: Smeargle
Base Stats: 35 / 50 / 35 / 50 / 35 / 75 | 280
Abilities: Technician / Trace / Protean
Movepool:
+ Giga Impact, Last Resort, Double-Edge, Return, Frustration, Facade, Quick Attack, Scratch, Fake Out, Fury Swipes, Hyper Beam, Tera Blast, Round, Odor Sleuth, Mean Look, Substitute, Protect, Sleep Talk, Skatch, Work Up, Brick Break, Focus Blast, Seismic Toss, Fire Punch, Flamethrower, Thunder Punch, Thunderbolt, Ice Punch, Ice Beam, Shadow Claw, Shadow Ball, Toxic, Darkest Lariat, Feint Attack, Snarl
- Sketch, Sketch, Sketch, Sketch, Sketch, Sketch, Sketch, Sketch, Sketch, Sketch
Custom Elements: Skatch | Normal | Status | 1 PP | -% Acc | Permanently copies the last attack the target used.
Competitive Role: no longer limited to hazard lead, can now sketch some powerful stuff like vcreate/pblades/glance/boomburst or utility/lead stuff like cedge/saxe, but only once and no status (no spore, no smash, no webs, etc) also its bulk is paper so you better kill what ur hitting unless its on the switch
Flavor / Description: hide and seaking reference
Name: Nidoran-M
Stat Change: -5 Att, +5 Def
Movepool Changes: -Head Smash, Sucker Punch
Description: Looses priority, Rock coverage, and a slight power nerf.
Name: Dewpider
Ability Change: Water Bubble // Water Absorb (Water Bubble: User takes 0.5x damage from Fire-type moves and is immune to Burn.)
Stat Changes: +5 Att, SpA
Movepool Changes: +Silk Trap, Toxic Thread
Description: Water Bubble is no longer broken, nerfing its power level drastically. To help out its defensive capabilities, it gains Silk Trap and Toxic Thread as some niche additions to help out a bit.
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side hustle
Pokemon: Nidoran-M
Eviolite-Compatible (Y/N): Y
Typing: Poison
Base Stats: 46 / 50 (-7) / 40 / 42 (+2) / 45 (+5) / 50
Abilities: Poison Point / Rivalry / Tough Claws
Movepool:
Sucker Punch
Weight: same
Custom Elements: N/A
Competitive Role: Nidoran-M was probably the broken I had the most fun using. It was pretty objectively broken for its ability to break walls and deny revenge killing with Sucker Punch mindgames, but it was fun goddammit. Let's bring the magic back in a more balanced way. By taking the edge off its attack stat and changing Hustle to Tough Claws (makes all sets a little weaker but more consistent) it is still quite a fearsome breaker but no longer "2HKOs fully physdef Nacli with +1 Drill Run" fearsome. The loss of Sucker Punch also makes it much easier to revenge kill. This also differentiates it from the niche Nidoran-F has using Hustle-Hone Claws, which is similar to Nidoran-M's old niche but weaker and notably without Drill Run. 50 speed is still pretty solid but means that things like Taillow, Luvdisc, and even base 60s such as Bramblin and Rockruff can take it out safely.
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Eviolite-Compatible (Y/N): Y
Typing: Poison
Base Stats: 46 / 50 (-7) / 40 / 42 (+2) / 45 (+5) / 50
Abilities: Poison Point / Rivalry / Tough Claws
Movepool:
Sucker PunchWeight: same
Custom Elements: N/A
Competitive Role: Nidoran-M was probably the broken I had the most fun using. It was pretty objectively broken for its ability to break walls and deny revenge killing with Sucker Punch mindgames, but it was fun goddammit. Let's bring the magic back in a more balanced way. By taking the edge off its attack stat and changing Hustle to Tough Claws (makes all sets a little weaker but more consistent) it is still quite a fearsome breaker but no longer "2HKOs fully physdef Nacli with +1 Drill Run" fearsome. The loss of Sucker Punch also makes it much easier to revenge kill. This also differentiates it from the niche Nidoran-F has using Hustle-Hone Claws, which is similar to Nidoran-M's old niche but weaker and notably without Drill Run. 50 speed is still pretty solid but means that things like Taillow, Luvdisc, and even base 60s such as Bramblin and Rockruff can take it out safely.
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terrain? in my do not use?
Pokemon: Flittle
Eviolite-Compatible (Y/N): Y
Typing: Psychic/Flying
Base Stats: 30 / 35 / 35 (+5) / 40 (-15) / 35 (+5) / 64 (-11)
Abilities: Anticipation / Frisk / Psychic Surge
Movepool:
Air Slash, Brave Bird, Shadow Ball, Teleport
Agility
Weight: same
Custom Elements:
Competitive Role: Weather and terrain infamously have to all be set manually in DNU. While last slate, Snom was added as a Snow Warning user to give us our first weather setter, when trying to come up with a new idea for Flittle, I came up with the idea to set Psychic Terrain. There are actually come potentially decent abusers of Psychic Terrain, such as Weak Armor Roggenrola combined with Expanding Force Hatenna. There's also Unburden Nickit if you really wanted to try something crazy. I do think the Expanding Force Psychic-types could be a threat, but it's something I'm open to trying considering the addition of a new Dark-type in Seedot last slate plus the addition of Steel-types in Meowth-Galar (added via last slate) and the impending addition of Beldum (via being unbanned in main DNU).
Flittle's special attack was nuked to prevent it from doing Specs Lele stuff and making it more of a dedicated support Pokemon. The Flying typing was added to help differentiate it more from the tier's other Psychic-types and add a helpful secondary STAB if you wanted to try Choiced sets still, while also making running Terrain Extender inherently more risky with your new Stealth Rock weakness.
Checks: 
(Non-Sucker)
Counters: (maybe?) 
Is checked by: (Nuzzle) 
Is countered by:
Eviolite-Compatible (Y/N): Y
Typing: Psychic/Flying
Base Stats: 30 / 35 / 35 (+5) / 40 (-15) / 35 (+5) / 64 (-11)
Abilities: Anticipation / Frisk / Psychic Surge
Movepool:
Air Slash, Brave Bird, Shadow Ball, Teleport AgilityWeight: same
Custom Elements:
Competitive Role: Weather and terrain infamously have to all be set manually in DNU. While last slate, Snom was added as a Snow Warning user to give us our first weather setter, when trying to come up with a new idea for Flittle, I came up with the idea to set Psychic Terrain. There are actually come potentially decent abusers of Psychic Terrain, such as Weak Armor Roggenrola combined with Expanding Force Hatenna. There's also Unburden Nickit if you really wanted to try something crazy. I do think the Expanding Force Psychic-types could be a threat, but it's something I'm open to trying considering the addition of a new Dark-type in Seedot last slate plus the addition of Steel-types in Meowth-Galar (added via last slate) and the impending addition of Beldum (via being unbanned in main DNU).
Flittle's special attack was nuked to prevent it from doing Specs Lele stuff and making it more of a dedicated support Pokemon. The Flying typing was added to help differentiate it more from the tier's other Psychic-types and add a helpful secondary STAB if you wanted to try Choiced sets still, while also making running Terrain Extender inherently more risky with your new Stealth Rock weakness.
Checks:
(Non-Sucker) Counters:
(maybe?) Is checked by:
(Nuzzle) Is countered by:
Pokemon: Zigzagoon
Eviolite Compatible (Y/N): Y
Typing: Normal
Base Stats: 38 / 45 (+15) / 41 / 30 / 41 / 65 (+5) (BST: 260)
Abilities: Pickup / Frisk / Quick Feet
Movepool:
+Throat Chop, Stomping Tantrum, Quick Attack, Fire Fang, Thunder Fang, Ice Fang
- Belly Drum, Extreme Speed
Weight: unchanged
Custom Elements: N/A
Competitive Role: Belly Drum + Extreme Speed is the reason why Ziggy's broken in DNU, so I decided to remove those moves. However, without those two moves, it's far worse than its Galarian cousin, so I also buffed its attack and speed and gave it some medium-low power coverage to better make use of its buffed attack stat. Also it now gets Quick Attack so it still has a priority move.
Eviolite Compatible (Y/N): Y
Typing: Normal
Base Stats: 38 / 45 (+15) / 41 / 30 / 41 / 65 (+5) (BST: 260)
Abilities: Pickup / Frisk / Quick Feet
Movepool:
+Throat Chop, Stomping Tantrum, Quick Attack, Fire Fang, Thunder Fang, Ice Fang
- Belly Drum, Extreme Speed
Weight: unchanged
Custom Elements: N/A
Competitive Role: Belly Drum + Extreme Speed is the reason why Ziggy's broken in DNU, so I decided to remove those moves. However, without those two moves, it's far worse than its Galarian cousin, so I also buffed its attack and speed and gave it some medium-low power coverage to better make use of its buffed attack stat. Also it now gets Quick Attack so it still has a priority move.
Pokemon: Smeargle
Base Stats: 55 / 2 (-18) / 35 / 10 (-10) / 45 / 75 | 222 BST (-28)
Abilities: Arbitrary Petmod Ability (Sticky Hold + This pokemon cannot use moves that remove items (trick, switcheroo, knock off, thief... all fail), lay entry hazards, Taunt, Psychic Noise, or may inflict paralysis or sleep.)
Movepool: Same as always
Competitive Role: Smeargle minus all the dumb shit that makes it broken. Its bulk is still ok-ish especially when invested so i believe it might provide interesting utility.
Pokemon: Wynaut
Eviolite-Compatible (Y/N): Y
Typing: Psychic / Normal
Base Stats: 85 (-10) / 30 (+7) / 41 (-7) / 23 / 41 (-7) / 30 (+7) (BST: 250)
Abilities: Shadow Tag -> Iron Fist / Telepathy
Movepool: +Elemental Punches, +Mach Punch, +Shadow Punch, +Dizzy Punch, +Bulk Up, +Protect
Weight: Vanilla
Custom Elements: N/A
Competitive Role: A very bulky physical attacker held in check by a lack of recovery, middling Speed tier, and no real STAB.
Flavor / Description: The Punching Bag Punches Back
Pokemon: Smeargle
Eviolite-Compatible (Y/N): Y
Typing: Normal
Base Stats: 50 (-5) / 40 (+20) / 35 / 40 (+20) / 35 (-10) / 45 (-30) (BST: 245)
Abilities: Vital Spirit / Limber / Water Veil
Movepool: +All Normal-Type Moves available in NatDex except Hidden Power, Weather Ball, Terrain Pulse, Revival Blessing, & Sketch.
Weight: Same
Custom Elements: N/A
Competitive Role: Respectable stats, consolidates a bit of everything (Status, hazard removal, recovery access, setup sweeper, etc) along with speccable immunity to whatever specific status you find most bothersome, but has a pre-Tera Regieleki-esque movepool weakness in its ability to handle Ghosts, Rocks, & Steels, which most teams will have at least one of. Circumventing this weakness partially requires investment in both an item and moveslot to allow Judgement / Multi-Attack (or something more niche like Odor Sleuth), and not all can be dealt with at once, so pick wisely if you use them!
Flavor / Description: Versatility With Limitation is name of the game here.
Pokemon: Flittle
Eviolite-Compatible (Y/N): Y
Typing: Psychic
Base Stats: 25 (-5) / 45 (+10) / 20 (-10) / 45 (-10) / 20 (-10) / 65 (-10) (BST: 220)
Abilities: Anticipation / Frisk / Opportunist
Movepool: +All moves Espathra gets that Flittle doesn't, -Stored Power, -Calm Mind
Moves List:
Weight: Same
Custom Elements: N/A
Competitive Role: A mixed attacker with poor bulk but a lot of versatility that's encouraged to come in on setup sweepers and take their boosts for itself.
Flavor / Description: Baby Espathra but with an actual opportunity (heh) to make use of a cool Signature Ability.
Eviolite-Compatible (Y/N): Y
Typing: Psychic / Normal
Base Stats: 85 (-10) / 30 (+7) / 41 (-7) / 23 / 41 (-7) / 30 (+7) (BST: 250)
Abilities: Shadow Tag -> Iron Fist / Telepathy
Movepool: +Elemental Punches, +Mach Punch, +Shadow Punch, +Dizzy Punch, +Bulk Up, +Protect
Weight: Vanilla
Custom Elements: N/A
Competitive Role: A very bulky physical attacker held in check by a lack of recovery, middling Speed tier, and no real STAB.
Flavor / Description: The Punching Bag Punches Back
Pokemon: Smeargle
Eviolite-Compatible (Y/N): Y
Typing: Normal
Base Stats: 50 (-5) / 40 (+20) / 35 / 40 (+20) / 35 (-10) / 45 (-30) (BST: 245)
Abilities: Vital Spirit / Limber / Water Veil
Movepool: +All Normal-Type Moves available in NatDex except Hidden Power, Weather Ball, Terrain Pulse, Revival Blessing, & Sketch.
Weight: Same
Custom Elements: N/A
Competitive Role: Respectable stats, consolidates a bit of everything (Status, hazard removal, recovery access, setup sweeper, etc) along with speccable immunity to whatever specific status you find most bothersome, but has a pre-Tera Regieleki-esque movepool weakness in its ability to handle Ghosts, Rocks, & Steels, which most teams will have at least one of. Circumventing this weakness partially requires investment in both an item and moveslot to allow Judgement / Multi-Attack (or something more niche like Odor Sleuth), and not all can be dealt with at once, so pick wisely if you use them!
Flavor / Description: Versatility With Limitation is name of the game here.
Pokemon: Flittle
Eviolite-Compatible (Y/N): Y
Typing: Psychic
Base Stats: 25 (-5) / 45 (+10) / 20 (-10) / 45 (-10) / 20 (-10) / 65 (-10) (BST: 220)
Abilities: Anticipation / Frisk / Opportunist
Movepool: +All moves Espathra gets that Flittle doesn't, -Stored Power, -Calm Mind
Moves List:
Weight: Same
Custom Elements: N/A
Competitive Role: A mixed attacker with poor bulk but a lot of versatility that's encouraged to come in on setup sweepers and take their boosts for itself.
Flavor / Description: Baby Espathra but with an actual opportunity (heh) to make use of a cool Signature Ability.
Not the greatest at gauging the power level these guys gotta be, if they all get vetoed then lol
Sorry officer, the free bird solo was playing.
Nah wait this is the free fish solo I forgot
Wooo! Steel type :)
Sorry officer, the free bird solo was playing.
Pokemon: Flittle 
Eviolite-Compatible (Y/N): Y
Typing: Psychic
Base Stats: 25 (-5) / 15 (-20) / 40 / 55 / 30 / 65 (-10)
Abilities: Anticipation, Frisk, Competitive
Movepool:
Luster Purge, Aura Sphere
Stored Power, Calm Mind
Weight: same
Custom Elements:
Competitive Role: Fast, Frail All out attacker, Luster Purge functioning as budget Lumina Crash lets it hit incredibly hard and bust through teams quickly. It can u-turn on fat psychics but that’s about all it can do without them being heavily weakened. The mon really struggles to hit psychics, like direly. But if you can deal with that issue, the mon can zip around through teams at a lightning fast pace and hit like a truck. A just a cool offensive speedy breaker with limited coverage that rewards good positioning, and wearing down checks.
Eviolite-Compatible (Y/N): Y
Typing: Psychic
Base Stats: 25 (-5) / 15 (-20) / 40 / 55 / 30 / 65 (-10)
Abilities: Anticipation, Frisk, Competitive
Movepool:
Luster Purge, Aura Sphere Stored Power, Calm MindWeight: same
Custom Elements:
Competitive Role: Fast, Frail All out attacker, Luster Purge functioning as budget Lumina Crash lets it hit incredibly hard and bust through teams quickly. It can u-turn on fat psychics but that’s about all it can do without them being heavily weakened. The mon really struggles to hit psychics, like direly. But if you can deal with that issue, the mon can zip around through teams at a lightning fast pace and hit like a truck. A just a cool offensive speedy breaker with limited coverage that rewards good positioning, and wearing down checks.
Nah wait this is the free fish solo I forgot
Pokemon: Wishiwashi
Eviolite-Compatible (Y/N): N
Typing: Water
Ability: Primordial Sea
Base Stats: 55 (+10) / 30 (+10) / 30 (+10) / 30 (+5) / 30 (+5) / 60 (+20)
Movepool:
Surging Strikes, Weather Ball, Hurricane, Aqua Jet
Flip Turn, U-Turn
Weight: same
Custom Elements: Addition of Wishiwashite, Converting School form into a mega, but I’ll go over that later. For now here’s the lil dude.
Competitive Role: You want the water type breaker? Here he is. Solo. Alone. Bro got fed up with the rest of the school and decided to manifest his destiny, of clicking the most vile water moves to ever exist. It’s a bit slower than the other ones but should be far stronger than them thanks to psea (I’ll have to calc). Still kept in check by the same shit that normally keeps these sorts of mons in check, and has to sacrifice coverage on either side when picking its set. It also functions as a way to reset snom's weather, incase snow ever becomes an issue.
Idk if this is allowed but
Eviolite-Compatible (Y/N): N
Typing: Water
Ability: Primordial Sea
Base Stats: 55 (+10) / 30 (+10) / 30 (+10) / 30 (+5) / 30 (+5) / 60 (+20)
Movepool:
Surging Strikes, Weather Ball, Hurricane, Aqua Jet Flip Turn, U-TurnWeight: same
Custom Elements: Addition of Wishiwashite, Converting School form into a mega, but I’ll go over that later. For now here’s the lil dude.
Competitive Role: You want the water type breaker? Here he is. Solo. Alone. Bro got fed up with the rest of the school and decided to manifest his destiny, of clicking the most vile water moves to ever exist. It’s a bit slower than the other ones but should be far stronger than them thanks to psea (I’ll have to calc). Still kept in check by the same shit that normally keeps these sorts of mons in check, and has to sacrifice coverage on either side when picking its set. It also functions as a way to reset snom's weather, incase snow ever becomes an issue.
Idk if this is allowed but
Pokemon: Wishiwashi-Mega 
Eviolite-Compatible (Y/N): N (Requires a Wishiwashite)
Typing: Water
Ability: Parental Bond
Base Stats: 55 / 60 (+30) / 65 (+35) / 60 (+30) / 65 (+35) / 30 (-30)
Competitive Role: Wishiwashi-School re-kitted into a mega. Mon is a stat stick for the tier, but it’s slow and rather unoptimized. Good bulk and incredibly high firepower, but physical sets are super succeptible to contact based abils, doesn’t have the best movepool for parental bond but it’ll make due with what it has, a 25% damage boost with some extra shots at secondary effects makes up for the lack of an item and vastly nerfed speed. I have no idea if this is allowed, but if it is that would be cool.
Eviolite-Compatible (Y/N): N (Requires a Wishiwashite)
Typing: Water
Ability: Parental Bond
Base Stats: 55 / 60 (+30) / 65 (+35) / 60 (+30) / 65 (+35) / 30 (-30)
Competitive Role: Wishiwashi-School re-kitted into a mega. Mon is a stat stick for the tier, but it’s slow and rather unoptimized. Good bulk and incredibly high firepower, but physical sets are super succeptible to contact based abils, doesn’t have the best movepool for parental bond but it’ll make due with what it has, a 25% damage boost with some extra shots at secondary effects makes up for the lack of an item and vastly nerfed speed. I have no idea if this is allowed, but if it is that would be cool.
Wooo! Steel type :)
Pokemon: Diglett-Alola 
Eviolite-Compatible (Y/N): Y
Typing: Ground / Steel
Ability: Sand Veil, Tangling Hair, Intimidate
Base Stats: 45 (+35) / 25 (-30) / 30 / 40 (+5) 45 / 80 (-10)
Movepool:
Volt Switch, Rapid Spin
N/A
Weight: same
Custom Elements:
Competitive Role: Baby Iron Treads! A medium bulk specially oriented ground/steel with good speed, pivoting, and plenty of hazard control. Just kinda gutted the mons firepower overall and turned it into more of a utility steel.
Eviolite-Compatible (Y/N): Y
Typing: Ground / Steel
Ability: Sand Veil, Tangling Hair, Intimidate
Base Stats: 45 (+35) / 25 (-30) / 30 / 40 (+5) 45 / 80 (-10)
Movepool:
Volt Switch, Rapid Spin N/AWeight: same
Custom Elements:
Competitive Role: Baby Iron Treads! A medium bulk specially oriented ground/steel with good speed, pivoting, and plenty of hazard control. Just kinda gutted the mons firepower overall and turned it into more of a utility steel.
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Remember this Pet Mod? Me neither, but it's finally vetoes time!
At least change the name of the ability to something real, but frankly I think this is a poor rework for Smeargle overall. Looking at the movepool, it looks to be leaning into Smeargle's setup abilities, but its stats say it's a support Pokemon--but you removed all of the utility moves it would want to use with a very arbitrary ability. Figure out what you want it to be doing. DM me if you want to talk through it
Wishiwashi: Definitely a creative take on Wishiwashi, but I still have concerns over its abilities as a strong pivot. If you run the calcs you'll see that not a lot is super comfortable switching in on this. Either reduce offensive capabilities or remove U-Turn and Flip Turn to make it more committal to hit the field.
Diglett-Alola: Only has 5 stats? Mon looks otherwise fine but please fix this
That's it for vetoes. I also considered OSP's Nidoran and anaconja's Smeargle, due to their damage output, but I am willing to try those should they be voted in. Due to the delay here, I will close submissions in 48 hours. In addition, following the result of the last Do Not Use suspect test, we will be unbanning Swablu here as well!
We had a similar Wishiwashi submission last slate and I vetoed it, and this one is a slightly better version via addition of the Dragon typing. It would be very strong as a choiced attacker on either side. Please reduce either its bulk or its offensive capabilities.Pokemon: Wishiwashi
Eviolite-Compatible (Y/N): N
Typing: Water/Dragon
Base Stats: 45/20/20/25/25/40 / 45/60/60/65/65/40 Schooling
Abilities: Schooling
Movepool: Wishiwashi + Draco Meteor, Dragon Pulse
Weight: same
Custom Elements: N/A
Competitive Role: Stat stick pivot
Flavor / Description: quite powerful stats at the cost of losing most of it below 1/4th, and no eviolite. Is a powerful breaker
Pokemon: Smeargle
Base Stats: 55 / 2 (-18) / 35 / 10 (-10) / 45 / 75 | 222 BST (-28)
Abilities: Arbitrary Petmod Ability (Sticky Hold + This pokemon cannot use moves that remove items (trick, switcheroo, knock off, thief... all fail), lay entry hazards, Taunt, Psychic Noise, or may inflict paralysis or sleep.)
Movepool: Same as always
Competitive Role: Smeargle minus all the dumb shit that makes it broken. Its bulk is still ok-ish especially when invested so i believe it might provide interesting utility.
At least change the name of the ability to something real, but frankly I think this is a poor rework for Smeargle overall. Looking at the movepool, it looks to be leaning into Smeargle's setup abilities, but its stats say it's a support Pokemon--but you removed all of the utility moves it would want to use with a very arbitrary ability. Figure out what you want it to be doing. DM me if you want to talk through it
Flittle: This Pokemon is too good at breaking down defensive cores while also being annoying to revenge kill thanks to a fast speed and Speed Boost. You can lead this turn 1 vs. stall and probably win lol. Remove either Knock Off or Lumina Crash, and I'd prefer either replacing Speed Boost or reducing initial speed as well.Not the greatest at gauging the power level these guys gotta be, if they all get vetoed then lol
Sorry officer, the free bird solo was playing.
Pokemon: Flittle
Eviolite-Compatible (Y/N): Y
Typing: Psychic
Base Stats: 25 (-5) / 15 (-20) / 40 / 55 / 30 / 75
Abilities: Anticipation, Frisk, Speed Boost
Movepool:
Weight: same
Custom Elements:
Competitive Role: Fast, Frail All out attacker, Luster Purge functioning as budget Lumina Crash lets it hit incredibly hard and bust through teams quickly. Knock off lets it challenge switchins, but only by threatening their eviolite, as the attack has been gutted far too much to function as a good breaking tool, especially on the likes of Hatenna and Beldum. The mon really struggles to hit psychics, like direly. But if you can deal with that issue, the mon can zip around through teams at a lightning fast pace and hit like a truck, and still has the capacity to clean up games with speed boost. A just a cool offensive speedy breaker with limited coverage that rewards good positioning, and wearing down checks.
Nah wait this is the free fish solo I forgot
Pokemon: Wishiwashi
Eviolite-Compatible (Y/N): N
Typing: Water
Ability: Primordial Sea
Base Stats: 55 (+10) / 30 (+10) / 30 (+10) / 30 (+5) / 30 (+5) / 60 (+20)
Movepool:
Weight: same
Custom Elements: Addition of Wishiwashite, Converting School form into a mega, but I’ll go over that later. For now here’s the lil dude.
Competitive Role: You want the water type breaker? Here he is. Solo. Alone. Bro got fed up with the rest of the school and decided to manifest his destiny, of clicking the most vile water moves to ever exist. It’s a bit slower than the other ones but should be far stronger than them thanks to psea (I’ll have to calc). Still kept in check by the same shit that normally keeps these sorts of mons in check, and has to sacrifice coverage on either side when picking its set. It also functions as a way to reset snom's weather, incase snow ever becomes an issue.
Idk if this is allowed but
Pokemon: Wishiwashi-Mega
Eviolite-Compatible (Y/N): N (Requires a Wishiwashite)
Typing: Water
Ability: Parental Bond
Base Stats: 55 / 60 (+30) / 65 (+35) / 60 (+30) / 65 (+35) / 30 (-30)
Competitive Role: Wishiwashi-School re-kitted into a mega. Mon is a stat stick for the tier, but it’s slow and rather unoptimized. Good bulk and incredibly high firepower, but physical sets are super succeptible to contact based abils, doesn’t have the best movepool for parental bond but it’ll make due with what it has, a 25% damage boost with some extra shots at secondary effects makes up for the lack of an item and vastly nerfed speed. I have no idea if this is allowed, but if it is that would be cool.
Wooo! Steel type :)
Pokemon: Diglett-Alola
Eviolite-Compatible (Y/N): Y
Typing: Ground / Steel
Ability: Sand Veil, Tangling Hair, Intimidate
Base Stats: 45 (+35) / 25 (-30) / 30 / 40 (+5) / 80 (-10)
Movepool:
Weight: same
Custom Elements:
Competitive Role: Baby Iron Treads! A medium bulk specially oriented ground/steel with good speed, pivoting, and plenty of hazard control. Just kinda gutted the mons firepower overall and turned it into more of a utility steel.
Wishiwashi: Definitely a creative take on Wishiwashi, but I still have concerns over its abilities as a strong pivot. If you run the calcs you'll see that not a lot is super comfortable switching in on this. Either reduce offensive capabilities or remove U-Turn and Flip Turn to make it more committal to hit the field.
Diglett-Alola: Only has 5 stats? Mon looks otherwise fine but please fix this
That's it for vetoes. I also considered OSP's Nidoran and anaconja's Smeargle, due to their damage output, but I am willing to try those should they be voted in. Due to the delay here, I will close submissions in 48 hours. In addition, following the result of the last Do Not Use suspect test, we will be unbanning Swablu here as well!
Alright, it's time for voting! Here are the eligible Pokemon to vote for:
Orangesodapop's Nidoran-M
anaconja's Diglett
anaconja's Smeargle
PalpitoadChamp's Nidoran-M
PalpitoadChamp's Dewpider
cyclonez_'s Nidoran-M
cyclonez_'s Flittle
Silver Trogdorf's Zigzagoon
J.O.J.O. DNU's Wynaut
J.O.J.O. DNU's Smeargle
J.O.J.O. DNU's Flittle
Jrdyop's Flittle
Jrdyop's Wishiwashi
Jrdyop's Diglett-Alola
You can vote for up to three submissions, with one self-vote. The top three will make it into the mod. Voting will last for 48 hours!
Orangesodapop's Nidoran-M
anaconja's Diglett
anaconja's Smeargle
PalpitoadChamp's Nidoran-M
PalpitoadChamp's Dewpider
cyclonez_'s Nidoran-M
cyclonez_'s Flittle
Silver Trogdorf's Zigzagoon
J.O.J.O. DNU's Wynaut
J.O.J.O. DNU's Smeargle
J.O.J.O. DNU's Flittle
Jrdyop's Flittle
Jrdyop's Wishiwashi
Jrdyop's Diglett-Alola
You can vote for up to three submissions, with one self-vote. The top three will make it into the mod. Voting will last for 48 hours!
I vote for the following:
J.O.J.O. DNU's Smeargle
Orangesodapop's Nidoran-M
cyclonez_'s Flittle
J.O.J.O. DNU's Smeargle
Orangesodapop's Nidoran-M
cyclonez_'s Flittle
cyclonez_'s Flittle
Silver Trogdorf's Zigzagoon
Jrdyop's Diglett-Alola
Silver Trogdorf's Zigzagoon
Jrdyop's Diglett-Alola