Starting it out with the GOAT
Pinsir-Mega @ Pinsirite
Ability: Aerilate
Happiness: 0
Tera Type: Bug
EVs: 252 Atk / 4 SpD / 252 Spe
Jolly Nature
- Swords Dance
- Frustration
- Close Combat/Earthquake
- Quick Attack/Feint
Feint hits weavile and lopunny better at the cost of some damage. Goes through protect too i think.
Pinsir is a great breaker, and a very strong pokemon, but also very hard to build around. Excited to see what you all can cook with this guy. I feel like in this very fat meta, pinsir can truly shine. Good luck!
Pinsir-Mega @ Pinsirite
Ability: Aerilate
Happiness: 0
Tera Type: Bug
EVs: 252 Atk / 4 SpD / 252 Spe
Jolly Nature
- Swords Dance
- Frustration
- Close Combat/Earthquake
- Quick Attack/Feint
Feint hits weavile and lopunny better at the cost of some damage. Goes through protect too i think.
Pinsir is a great breaker, and a very strong pokemon, but also very hard to build around. Excited to see what you all can cook with this guy. I feel like in this very fat meta, pinsir can truly shine. Good luck!
the featured mon
phy wall + idbp wincon. In 
mu's, need to prioritize baiting out the 
/ 
spa wall + slowpivot that can create lots of oppurtunities for 
to break
or 
hazzard setter + a wall to subroost 
with cm that can also act as a secondary wincon
Charizard: Functions as the team's main breaker, taking advantage of passive teams to setup or just being a really nice setup mon during the early or late game.
Landorus-T: Speed control of the team. Helps with offensively pressuring Diancie, Garchomp, Heatran and Gholdengo.
Toxapex: Toxapex helps with walling Charizard Y, M-Lopunny and Zamazenta. Fairly a standard set, but with Payapa berry to lure Tapu Lele, M-Medicham and M-Latios to get a toxic off.
Ferrothorn: Ferrothorn and Toxapex pair up extremely well defensively. Ferrothorn is pretty diverse imo, and other moves should be ran on it. It runs Body Press here mainly for luring Kingambit while also having the added benefit of hitting Kyurem. Thunder Wave is ran as a secondary option, helping Charizard have an easier time against faster threats.
Terapagos: Finally, I added Terapagos for a secondary removal option and a Specially oriented breaker. Modest terapagos is cool since you get to 2HKO Ghold with Earth Power, as well as hit Heatran. Also, it's ability makes of great use to revenge kill when a Setup mon goes out of hand.
Latios: Latios always has good matchups into such teams with it's Lusture Purge + Mystical Fire set. The way you can probably play around it is with luring it with Toxapex, using Landorus in a mindful way, and using Terapagos if needed.
Garchomp: Swords Dance Garchomp sets in particular, is a tough MU. You can play around it with Terapagos, Landorus and Gholdengo.
Zapdos: Offensive Zapdos sets are really good into this since it always forces a switch into Landorus, Ferrothorn and Gholdengo. To beat it, you need to keep momentum up with making predicts often when needed.
Heatran: Last but not the least, Heatran with both it's offensive and defensiev sets always finds a way to break these teams. To comfortably beat it, you want to keep Toxapex healthy, and use Earth Power from Terapagos whenever it's in a range of a KO.
: Speed Control which also breaks and has a Terrain in which denies priority moves. Neat Pokemon which, like Mega Latios, does well into Balance and Offense but it can also do a neat job into Stall, hitting Chansey/Blissey/Clodsire on their Physical Side. Also hits Mega Sableye. 
: Lele and Lando should check Bolt, Ferrothorn resists all of its STAB's and can use Leech Seed to chip it away. Hazards also limit Raging Bolt unless it is some Pivot set with Heavy Duty Boots, which again both Lele and Lando check. For Mega Latios, in order to win vs it, you must have set all 3 spikes layers, set rocks beforehand and before it switches in, it must be at exactly 80% HP in order for Luster Purge to have a 100% chance to KO. Very specific scenario for sure, though it can be achieved in a specific number of games by preserving your hazards.
: Galarian Zapdos is the only Pokemon which can directly threat Kingambit both offensively and defensively. Tapu Lele can offensively threaten it and can deny its Sucker Punch via Terrain support, but if you miss a Focus Blast you are done for, Knock Off at Zero Supreme Overlord stacks almost always OHKO's. Overall though it isn't a bad match up, but you have to still play careful around it.
: Both match ups are fairly difficult. Both are very good wallbreakers and both can threaten the team in a different amount of ways. Still, not unwinnable but you have to play very carefully. Hazards are very important since you need to chip both mega forms for Lele, Latios and Galarian Zapdos to break through them. Landorus-T also does well vs Mega Charizard X, while Terapagos does enough damage to both of them for the other members to break through.
: Annoying match up. Zapdos and Latios can both win if they avoid Crits. Latios in particular has to win the speed tie too. Lele gets OHKO'd by Power Whip. Ferrothorn will do great on non-Superpower Variants. Landorus straight up dies. Terapagos loses too, but has a chance to win if hazards are up.
and 
and 
: Tapu Lele and Landorus-T can deal with them, the first one has Psyshock to hit both Pink Blobs on their physical side and Landorus-T can use Taunt to hinder their utility. It also hits both with Earthquake. Galarian Zapdos obliterates both of them.
Latios, Terapagos and Lele can hit it from its special side which is very nice. Ferrothorn can chip it and hit it with Power Whip, and also remove its item if Ferrothorn is Knock Off. Galarian Zapdos and Landorus can force it from using Curse and Rest respectively too. 
