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[Yak Attack]

[Gen 3] OU Frantic Fusions (Old Version)​

Uses the old version of Frantic Fusions found on ROM.psim.us. Nickname your mon another Gen 3 OU mon; stats are averaged, primary type of the fusee becomes the fusor's secondary type (or secondary type of the fusee if shiny), and you pick up the fusee's movepool. This is a sharp contrast to the more recent version, which I really don't like all that much. I have no idea what is gonna be viable, lol. There's so many combinations. But I am up for discussion. You will be able to discuss in the ADV Other Metas Hub if you need another place. Playable on https://play.theyakpen.com.

 

[Yoshiblaze]

Hello!

I'm here with one quick thread approval!

We have a couple solomods that I have my eye on for potential threads, but for now one stands out for having multiple periods of high popularity and is also kinda the Pet Mod of the Season right now!

The following solomods can now post their own thread in the Solomods subforum:
Loginator's Balls
(crazy sentence out of context oml)

That's all for now, see you soon!

 

[Ubertrainer2000]

YOU WERE NOT PREPARED.
WAVE 9 OF POKÉMON NORTH, SOUTH, EAST, AND WEST...IS COMING IN THE FUTURE.
AND IT WILL BRING...
EIGHTY TWO NEW POKÉMON!!!!!!!!!!
INCLUDING...

The full list of newcomers for Wave 9!

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Sindestival Fire Poison
Sindestival-Glazed Fire Poison
Arktasli Normal Ice
Crickorever Bug Ghost
Kudahashi Normal Ghost
Hikatanji Normal Psychic
Rokugorral Normal Steel
Sanrokukera Normal Dark
Shanxid-X Normal Fairy
Daimuro Ice Steel
Bolvomorcas Ice Electric
Hongshlizzard Ice Dragon
Xianruan Ice Sound
Whisyurno Fire Sound
Shassxun Electric Sound
Yujathoven Sound Ghost
Otamody Normal Sound
Sokuorabuscream Sound Flying
Geryscholtz Water Bug
Honsiatic Normal Bug
Yakihoma Bug Rock
Phobactena Bug Grass
Guizaplayz Bug Sound
Jochugesan Bug Fairy
Totatotera Bug Dragon
Boyxra Bug Dark
Jingzon Dark Steel
QÍdáítá Dark Fighting
Hyenalayas Dark Ice
UowoU Dark Sound
Wudsiceros Electric Steel
Tsendral Electric Dragon
Amarsumer Electric Fighting
Gangó-Jize Electric Rock
Pinesperity Grass Dark
Jyutpushu Grass Dragon
Kurayarbáfa Ghost Fighting
Hinnachobbo Ghost Psychic
Yorkryanusi Ghost Electric
Apllong-11 Flying Steel
Kartipavo Flying Grass
Ueprox Flying Ground
Lucrong Flying Fighting
Goiaosugi Ghost Flying
Mohansha Psychic Ground
Gyukarach Psychic Bug
Zeppboku Psychic Fire
Huochufiong Fire Dragon
Jyushanor Rock
Qi-Guigan Rock Dark
Blugoliskae Rock Poison
Xuivian Rock Flying
Subakophus Rock Fighting
Donzhetan Rock Normal
Mesozimimus Rock Grass
Sestamagez Ground
Xianshankh Ground Fairy
Dumacroft Ground Steel
Grylldóúsháy Fighting Bug
Gakuenutter Fighting Ground
Nankiboett Poison
Murgethal Poison Sound
Astngyao Poison Ground
Horyosutsuki Poison Flying
Emakia Poison Psychic
Narzhou Steel Water
Ukikara Steel Fighting
Zhejibalt Steel Poison
Setockery Steel Psychic
Zhilixii Fairy
Ravigheretia Fairy Rock
Bixie And Wujifan Fairy Fire
Hebalii Fairy Fighting
Buliscream Fairy Dragon
Tyrannomidia Dragon Normal
Chahdora Dragon Ground
Thyodan Electric Flying
Cyrpishen Water Ghost
Rachirina Grass Psychic
Hidzhangyu Fire Dark
Sutaró Fairy Flying
Yubaizer Dragon Fighting
Yorochi Dark Dragon

JUST LIKE HOW IT WAS IN THE ORIGINAL PROJECT...WE'LL HAVE A POKÉMON OF EVERY AVAILABLE TYPE COMBINATION.
STAY TUNED!

 

[Psychomaniac14]

Name of Mod: Forgerymons
Mascot:
Link to changes
Summary of the Mod: funny fox thief used Thief and stole every signature move and ability and gave them to almost everyone, saw what was going on and used Judgment to get rid of some of the newly distributed signature moves and abilities. is not happy, but who cares?

 

[Xufactor]

Nearly Luckless

Damage Rolls: Damage rolls in a standard battle are from 85% to 100%. They will now always be 92.5%.

Most Hax: Use hax meters. Link to metagame: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1tdqQbcngLvoj9WpJ-KeCjQ66pb8nvu4XNcXX_u8gnPY/edit?usp=sharing

2-5 hit multi-hit moves: Sequence of 3, 4, 2, 5, 2 hits for each use. Repeats infinitely. One sequence for all 2-5 hit moves for each player.

Player 1 is the player that makes the challenge or initiates the search first on ladder. Player 2 is the 2nd player. The player order will be shown in the chat before the first turn.

Speed Ties: Player 1 wins the first speed tie. Then the winner of the next speed ties will alternate between Player 1 and 2.

Loaded Dice: For 2-5 hit moves with Loaded Dice, Player 1 will start with 4 hits, and Player 2 will start with 5 hits. For both players, subsequent 2-5 hit moves will alternate between 4 or 5 hits. For Population Bomb with Loaded Dice, it will always get 7 hits.

4-5 Turn Trapping Moves: Player 1 will start with 4 turns, and Player 2 will start with 5 turns. For both players, subsequent trapping moves will alternate between 4 or 5 turns.

Counterpicking:
Unless both players agree to who challenges first game, use the commands /roll 2 or /pick heads, tails to determine who is Player 1 for the first game. For subsequent games, the loser of the previous game can choose whether they are Player 1 or 2 for that game, or choose to roll again.

Starting with Gen 9 OU bans,
Bans:

• Moves: Metronome, Assist, Acupressure

Unbans:

• Items: Bright Powder
• Abilities: Sand Veil and Snow Cloak

 

[Drag0n]

Monoletter

Mascot:

Monoletter is a tier played in the Natdex format. The gimmick is that every Pokemon on your team has to start with the same letter from the English alphabet. This creates some interesting strategies, For example C gets mons like clodsire, Chansey, Clefable, and Corviknight, making it a great defensive letter while also getting things like Charizard Y and Cinderace for a sun team. Other letters like G get great offensive play with Gholdengo, Greninja, Garchomp, Gallade etc, and K the mascot of the tier and arguably the best letter getting a plethora of threats like Kingambit, Kartana, Keldeo, Kommo- o and others. A lot of letters like J, W, and O are bit underwhelming compared to most letters and some are almost useless like Y and X which is why unbanning some uber Pokemon may be balanced in this format, For example, Yveltal. Since Y is so bad only getting access to 6 mons total and only one being fully evolved unbanning Yveltal is more than balanced giving, Y something to work with and even then still being pretty bad.

Changes to Gen 9 National Dex OU:

Unbans:
- Unbanned
- Unbanned
- Unbanned
- Unbanned

Bans:
- Re-Banned
- Banned

Our Discord Community: https://discord.gg/YqZ67cjbk9

Sample Teams:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-CWBoJ7Kap-6nOtA3e3c9cFggpWAUAAb8S9H0cYbDp4/edit?usp=drivesdk

 

[Methridium]

Fusion Revolution

Tired of corrupt councils and rigged voting? Fusion Revolution is an official spinoff of Fusion Evolution, in which slates are hosted live on PS! One Pokémon is chosen at random, and then we discuss and run polls to decide what we'll fuse it with, and what direction the resulting fusion will take.​

Spreadsheet
Pet Mods Room (slates are hosted here!)
Fusion Evolution Discord
Main Pet Mods Discord (for opt-in pings when slates are hosted!)
Gigambit Minisprite for Yoshi -

 

[Guizs]

Name of Mod: Neo Evolution


Mascot:


(Gliscor as the face of the project)



Link to Changes: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1xin0P2tTXpYdOsEHwy18vAMHuqnhXEJaNf_57i2qL7c/edit?usp=sharing


Summary of the Mod:
Neo Evolution is a re-imagining of existing Pokémon with a focus on giving underwhelming or outdated species modernized tools while toning down overbearing threats. The core idea is “if Game Freak made a balance patch,” with a mix of buffs, nerfs, and reworks. Every Pokémon receives at least a small tweak, whether it’s a stat redistribution, movepool expansion, or ability adjustment.

• Many evolutions and cross-gen relatives get upgrades to better reflect their design themes.
• Signature moves and abilities are retooled to create new identities (e.g., Dusknoir gains a reliable Ghost STAB, Florges gets a stronger cleric niche).
• Some mechanics like weather and terrain are fine-tuned to avoid overcentralization.

Competitive Overview:
The metagame is expected to be fast-paced but less matchup-fishing than standard OU.

• Gliscor becomes the flagship bulky pivot with improved hazard control, but loses some of its oppressive recovery to stay balanced.
• Roserade shines as a Spiker with a newly buffed Poison STAB, giving it a unique role compared to Amoonguss.
• Haxorus finally carves out a niche with a Dragon Dance rework that gives it versatility beyond pure wallbreaking.
• Defensive staples like Umbreon and Milotic gain tools to compete with modern threats without invalidating new options.

Overall, Neo Evolution emphasizes creative teambuilding: almost every Pokémon has a reason to be considered, but none are designed to dominate the tier outright.

 

[anaconja]

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spookymod
for the ps coding discord's halloween contest i made a halloween solomod. its a monothreat ghost micrometa of 31 mons (counting formes) that includes very silly things such as:​

• several mons with three or four typings, plus a couple new types added for good measure
• 300 pp rage fist (along with every ghost move being various levels of ridiculous)​
• magic spells you can pick up and use inbattle​
• jumpscares ingame (yes, real ones)​
• random dynamax and tinymax​
• no 'k' (sorry, i forgot it existed)​
• ace representation​
• Merasmus (From Team Forretress Two For The Xbox Three Sixty)​

the sheet

i updated it

spookymod dlc​

• cap mons removed (oops)​
• three new mons added to take their place (equally cool)​
• addition of 'k' (i remembered it existed)​
• Random Battle​
• a couple balance changes (mostly a few ghost move buffs but also a couple dark move nerfs)​
• Merasmus Buff (From Team Forretress Two For The Xbox Three Sixty)​

 

[SquidSpring]

Altermons
Brought to you by one of the lovely devs over at Hell's Kitchen, BeeruhBeement

Hydrapple by anaconja
Beheeyem by Cyaneedle
Scyther & Skeledirge by Jas

Mascot:

Link to changes: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet...FqIYzd03bg/edit?gid=2042560846#gid=2042560846

Summary of the mod: Altermons is a micrometa in which we create new forms for existing Pokémon called Alter forms, Alter forms cannot change the abilities or stats of the base Pokémon, only the typing and movepool may change which forces you to get creative with the tools available to you when designing mons!

Competitive Overview: Currently the metagame is still in it's infancy, our first slate is almost ready to be implemented but some Alter Pokémon have already shown themselves to be top tiers!

Skeledirge @ Leftovers
Ability: Unaware
EVs: 248 HP / 8 Def / 252 SpD
Calm Nature
IVs: 0 Atk
- Doom Desire
- King's Shield
- Moonblast
- Wish

Skeledirge is currently the glue holding the format together, stopping immensely powerful threats like Scyther, Kleavor and Mega Lucario while offering incredible support in Wish, Doom Desire and Volt Switch.

Beheeyem @ Heavy-Duty Boots
Ability: Analytic
EVs: 252 HP / 252 SpA / 4 SpD
Quiet Nature
IVs: 0 Atk / 0 Spe
- Fire Blast
- Core Enforcer
- Toxic
- Recover

Probably my current favorite mon in the tier, Beheeyem is an incredibly strong slow breaker that nullifies abilities with its super strong Analytic boosted Core Enforcer which comes in handy vs. Flash Fire mons like Centiskorch.

Lucario-Mega @ Lucarionite
Ability: Adaptability
EVs: 4 Atk / 252 SpA / 252 Spe
Naive Nature
- Bug Buzz
- U-turn
- Dark Pulse
- Burning Jealousy

Mega Lucario is a phenomenal late game cleaner, hitting most of the metagame extremely hard with Adaptability boosted Bug Buzz and Dark Pulse, it's currently probably the second best mon in the tier after Skeledirge.

We've got some cool mons coming soon, like a Dark/Dragon Zapdos-Galar, Bug/Fighting Palafin, Fire/Steel Clefable and more! It's been a ton of fun so far.

Discord: https://discord.gg/9zGQ2zdYxu

Client: http://15.204.86.24/?~~15.204.86.24:8000

 

[Low-Key]

this is more experimental compared to other stuff i've done, but i've been thinking about it for a bit and wanted to share it anyway

Name of Mod: Path of Legends
Mascot:
Link to Changes: It's right here!
Summary of the Mod: A Gen 9 National Dex meta where the only Pokemon usable are ones in the PLA and Legends ZA Pokedex, including every Mega-Evolvable Pokemon and some hand-picked ones, plus changes that introduce both gimmicks from the Legends games. Z-Moves, Dynamax and Terastallization are not usable. Freeze has been replaced by Frostbite (Burn clone for Special Attack,) and some moves can now inflict Drowsiness. Paralysis has been changed to be the 75% speed drop like in old gens, but can no longer cause a full paralysis. Additionally, there are now a slew of other miscellaneous changes to mechanics that are explained in the Spreadsheet.

• First are the two different move styles, Strong and Agile, introduced in PLA. To use Strong and Agile style, a Pokemon must hold either the Scroll of Strength for Strong style, or the Scroll of Speed for Agile style. Once a Pokemon has either equipped, there will be a box in-battle which allows you to trigger the effect of a Strong style move or Agile style move one time only. This works like Megas, so only one Strong/Agile move user per team.

• Once you use either, it will be announced in battle. Using a Strong-style move will increase its BP and accuracy by 25%, but your Speed stat is cut by 25%. Likewise, using an Agile-style move will increase your speed stat by 50%, but the BP of the move you're using will be cut by 25% to compensate. Both of these use 2 PP instead of one.

• You are also allowed to use multiple Mega Evolutions per team, albeit with a catch. The first Pokemon you Mega Evolve works like normal, but afterwards, any Pokemon that wants to Mega Evolve must undergo an X-turn wait, where X is the amount of Mega Evolved Pokemon on your team. (For example, if you have a Mega Victreebel and Mega Latios, you must wait 2 turns before Mega Evolving your Lucario.) These start on switch-in and reset when you switch out.

Many moves AND Pokemon have also been changed to be more viable. A full list can be found in the spreadsheet.

Competitive Overview: Not too sure yet, but here's a list of every fully-evolved Pokemon in the meta as of right now:

ALL Fully-Evolved Pokemon (currently)

Ubers: (AG: )

HOWEVER, I am going to list the important changes from the spreadsheet here. The most important are the type chart changes: Fairy no longer resists Bug, Ice now resists Poison, and Water is now weak to Poison. This does make quite a difference when looking at it closer. Fairy-types now get shriveled up by Mega Scizor, and Ice gaining a resistance definitely helps in the long run. Water-types especially dislike the new weakness to Poison, as there's quite a few Poison-types ready to take advantage of this. Here's some Pokemon and archetypes that have especially changed quite a bit due to the new changes:

The Weather Game

Weather is back from Gen 5 with a vengeance. Definitely not as overpowering, but there's quite a few weather setters here that I'd like to address here, since quite a few Pokemon have some new tools to use.

First off, Rain. Since Pelipper and Politoed do not exist, we instead have Whiscash and Simipour. Whiscash is especially important because it functions as a Pelipper lite, albeit with tools you may not expect. Firstly, Whiscash's Special Attack was buffed, so now you do have to be wary of Hydro Pump--but what's more important is its access to Stealth Rock and Spikes. Although Whiscash doesn't have a reliable recovery option, Stealth Rock is still equally important in a meta like this, where Offense has been a lot more ramped up. An honorable mention goes to Simipour, who is a more offensive take on Whiscash with Scald, even though it has to use Hidden Power as coverage. Notable Pokemon that get advantages in the Rain are Mega Swampert, Golduck, Basculegion, and even Lumineon.

Second, Sun, and it has been tremendously buffed. The obvious automatic setters are Ninetales and Simisear, with Simisear having better offenses and Ninetales being better in the Special Defense department. But the big one I want to talk about is, surprisingly, Cherrim. Not only has Cherrim's stats been buffed, but Flower Gift now automatically sets Sun alongside its previous effects. Not to mention Cherrim's stat buffs, with its Sunshine form being especially prevalent with 80/105/60/67/105/105 stats. Good luck surviving Petal Blizzard due to the 1.5x buff Cherrim gets. It is lacking in the coverage department, however, being completely unable to hit Steel-types, but do not forget that it has support. Mega Charizard Y is a great example, hitting the Steel-types Cherrim is unable to with its Fire moves, not to mention automatically setting up Sun for its team. The only reason why Megazard Y wasn't shown off is because I couldn't find an animated sprite for it in the Gen 5 style. Notable Pokemon that get advantages in the Sun are Hisuian Lilligant and Venusaur.

Third is Snow. Do you want an automatic Snow setter? Sorry, but your only option is Alolan Ninetales, but even then, it is surprisingly good at its job. Fast Aurora Veil is no joke, and Alolan Ninetales itself also has some decent utility moves. Mega Abomasnow is Snow's resident sweeper, as it and its base form now have Slush Rush instead of Snow Warning. Don't get me wrong, though, there are definitely some bulky options in the Snow, Walrein is a good example of such, and even Avalugg and its Hisuian form can take advantage of it with Ice Body. I'll leave it off here, since Snow is easily the least influencing weather in this mod, though I definitely think someone could build around it if they had the time.

Finally, Sand. There's two Pokemon I want to mention here. First, Tyranitar and its Mega. It's pretty much THE standard for Sand, as it's always been for quite some time now. Pursuit has been the defining factor of TTar ever since it was introduced, and let's not forget how bulky it can get when it Mega Evolves, and it doesn't need to be the only Mega due to the ability to bring multiple Mega Evolutions per team--Mega Garchomp has Sand Rush now, and it can do quite a lot of damage if you're not prepared to handle it. Hippowdon is also a bulkier Sand setter with reliable recovery in Slack Off if you want to use it, but the real highlight is Bastiodon, who has gained Sand Stream. Bastiodon is stupidly bulky, and now that it has Sand Stream, it is even more bulkier than ever before, and the Steel type can be invaluable for moves that Tyranitar would otherwise be weak to. There's not too many Sand users besides Mega Garchomp, but other Ground, Rock and Steel types definitely come to mind.

Terrains

Terrains have brought themselves back in, and although there are currently only two of them (THERE'S TWO OF THEM?!), their users are nothing to scoff at. Raichu-Alola has forgone Surge Surfer in favor of setting Electric Terrain itself with Electric Surge, and Nasty Plot + Rising Voltage is an especially scary combo some teams have to plan for. You could even run Choice Scarf to make sure you go as fast as possible with Alolan Raichu, though most times Nasty Plot is equally as good. Simisage has also gained Grassy Surge and Grassy Glide, and although it doesn't have Swords Dance, it definitely has a lot of useful coverage like Knock Off, Rock Slide, and Shadow Claw. The terrains themselves can also provide very useful field effects, so they're definitely worth experimenting with.

Mega Blastoise

Blastoise @ Blastoisinite
Ability: Torrent
EVs: 252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe
Modest Nature
IVs: 0 Atk
- Shell Smash
- Water Pulse
- Flash Cannon
- Aura Sphere

Unlike other Water-types, Blastoise does not care at all about Water now being weak to Poison. This is because of its Mega Evolution. Mega Blastoise has been buffed to be Water/Steel type, which means it is completely immune to Poison moves, and it becomes even scarier when you realize how much it benefits from the changes in this mod. Thanks to Shell Smash, Mega Blastoise is a very dangerous sweeper, ESPECIALLY in the Rain to support Whiscash (taking Grass moves Whiscash wouldn't like) and just on all kinds of teams. Its movepool is also extremely versatile, packing coverage options like Dark Pulse, Dragon Pulse, Ice Beam, and much more to take on just about any threat. This is definitely going to be on the watchlist when the meta gets coded, and I might just nerf it by removing Shell Smash so it doesn't just break the meta wide open.

Carnivine

Carnivine @ Leftovers
Ability: Levitate
EVs: 4 HP / 252 SpA / 252 Spe
Modest Nature
- Autotomize
- Tachyon Cutter
- Giga Drain
- U-turn

Now you might be asking yourself, "what could Carnivine be doing here?" Well, Carnivine has actually been significantly buffed into a more versatile bulky threat. It's now Grass/Steel type and has a lot of new toys to play with, with some notable options being Tachyon Cutter, Gyro Ball and U-turn. U-turn especially turns Carnivine into a slow offensive pivot with a lot of options at its disposal. The set shown here is a more offensive Autotomize set with Tachyon Cutter and Giga Drain for recovery, though it's bulky enough to use a SubSeed set or even a physical set with Swords Dance, Iron Head and Power Whip. It also fits well into Rain teams, helping it neuter its 4x weakness to Fire, and it can synergize quite well with the common threats, gulping up Ground-type moves due to Levitate that some Pokemon would not bother to take normally. This mon was buffed to hell and back, and it's quite the standout, which I really enjoy.

Same 'Ol, Same 'Ol

This section is gonna cover quite a few Pokemon that I still think would prevail, even in a format like this where everything is shaken up. These Pokemon still stand out in the usual ways, so don't be afraid to try them out!

Landorus-Therian is pretty self explanatory, one of the most versatile Pokemon to ever exist, even with the slight nerf to its Attack. I don't need to write much here, it does the same things it has done for literally every single Generation it has been apart of, albeit with a bit more lenience due to all the crazy changes in the meta. You can run quite a lot of sets on this, hell even Hidden Power Ice sets to deal with other Lando-T's and Gliscor. Speaking of which...

The same thing goes for Gliscor, even with the slight nerf to its Defense. Poison Heal is nothing to scoff at, and Gliscor is especially versatile in its sets, maybe not as much as Lando-T, but definitely very expandable. Stealth Rock and Spikes come to mind, and you can also run Defog if you'd like. Swords Dance sets are also quite the buzzword, even with the new bulkier options taking up space. However, they also appreciate Gliscor in its comps, allowing it to do the same things it's done for quite a bit.

Mega Lopunny has probably been indirectly buffed by the changes this format brings. Fairy no longer resisting Bug means Mega Lopunny can fire off U-Turns on the slower Fairy types in the meta, eg. Sylveon and Florges, without much worry, and there's always the scariness of STAB Return and High Jump Kick teams need to deal with. Dusclops especially has become quite weak to Mega Lopunny due to it gaining the Normal-type, and Mega Sableye also probably wouldn't appreciate taking a HJK to the dome. However, Mega Lopunny also gets to relish in the glory of multiple Mega Evolutions. If you Mega Evolved only one other Pokemon before bringing in Lopunny, it can still Fake Out on the first turn to get its Mega active again whilst the opponent can do nothing. It makes Mega Lopunny even more of a threat than it was before, and can definitely facilitate itself on offensive teams if the opponent isn't prepared.

Slowbro, and by extension, its Mega (and Slowking) are quite the oddballs here, but even with its dopey status, Slowbro still prevails. Its walling capabilities are still quite expansive, and allows it to chunk hits from Pokemon it would otherwise have no business dealing with. Its Mega also comes in handy for this, as even though it loses Regenerator, the multiple Mega clause definitely gives it a lot more power, as it does not need to Mega Evolve the moment it enters battle, despite the higher defenses that come with it. If anything, Slowbro is still an interesting Pokemon to play around with, especially with Calm Mind sets and Scald in its toolkit.

And that's everything. Yes, I'm aware Legends ZA isn't out, and that this meta is not coded, but it's fun to hypothesize. A fair note that once Legends ZA comes around, a lot of updates will be introduced, including the new Mega Evolutions and a fair share of other new content. But for now, this is where we're at. Feel free to check the spreadsheet and point out Pokemon I missed that could potentially fit into the meta. Hopefully this was interesting to read in some way!

 

[aerobee]

Name of Mod: Custom BH
Mascot: :pokestar-spirit:
Link to Changes/Summary of the Mod: Balanced 6 mon/4 move/level 100 Custom Game. Put another way, rebalanced NatDex BH with CAP/Pokestars/ZA Megas/raw G-Max moves
Competitive Overview: (Disclaimer no one's playtested yet and I came up with these on the spot)

Current Banlist

Pokemon

Calyrex-Shadow
Cramorant-Gorging
Darmanitan-Galar-Zen
Eternatus-Eternamax
Groudon-Primal
Rayquaza-Mega
Shedinja
Zygarde-Mega

Moves

Belly Drum
Bolt Beak
Chatter
Dire Claw
Double Iron Bash
Electrify
G-Max Befuddle
G-Max Cannonade
G-Max Centiferno
G-Max Sandblast
G-Max Snooze
G-Max Vine Lash
G-Max Volcalith
G-Max Wildfire
Last Respects
Octolock
Rage Fist
Revival Blessing
Shed Tail
Shell Smash
Zippy Zap

Abilities

Arena Trap
Contrary
Gorilla Tactics
Hadron Engine
Huge Power
Illusion
Innards Out
Magnet Pull
Moody
Neutralizing Gas
Orichalcum Pulse
Parental Bond
Pure Power
Shadow Tag
Stakeout
Water Bubble
Wonder Guard

Items

Berserk Gene
Gengarite

Other

Comatose + Sleep Talk
Imprison + Transform

Rules: Forme Clause, Sleep Moves Clause, OHKO Clause, Evasion Moves Clause, CFZ Clause, Dynamax Clause, Terastal Clause, Arceus Clause*
*You can only bring 1 Arceus


Excadrill-Mega @ Choice Band
Ability: Sword of Ruin
EVs: 252 HP / 252 Atk / 252 Def / 252 SpD / 252 Spe
Adamant Nature
- Gigaton Hammer
- Sunsteel Strike
- Precipice Blades
- V-create


Kartana @ Firium Z
Ability: Prankster
EVs: 252 HP / 252 Atk / 252 Def / 252 SpD / 252 Spe
Adamant Nature
- Assist (Gigaton Hammer)
- Blazing Torque
- Destiny Bond
- G-Max Stonesurge


Xerneas @ Toxic Orb
Ability: Poison Heal
EVs: 252 HP / 252 Atk / 252 Def / 252 SpD / 252 Spe
Adamant Nature
- Victory Dance
- Magical Torque
- Sizzly Slide
- Stone Axe

:sv/pokestar-spirit:
Pokestar Spirit @ Toxic Orb
Ability: Poison Heal
EVs: 252 HP / 252 Def / 252 SpA / 252 SpD / 252 Spe
Bold Nature
IVs: 0 Atk
- Quiver Dance
- Baddy Bad
- Hex
- Will-O-Wisp


Eternatus @ Darkinium Z
Ability: Regenerator
EVs: 252 HP / 252 Atk / 252 Def / 252 SpD / 252 Spe
Jolly Nature
- G-Max Resonance
- Haze
- Parting Shot
- Sappy Seed

 

[sheepie]

33 Valuemons​

33 Valuemons is a tier based around Generation 5 mechanics, but with mons from gens 1-4. You can use ANY pokemon, but you have a set budget to "purchase" your team from (similar to draft), so you need to be careful about what you buy. There are many changes from gen 5 to the specific Pokemon, to buff and nerf certain Pokemon. The full changes, pricing and more can be found on the document below.
Doc: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet...IMqIxU/edit?pli=1&gid=803499980#gid=803499980
Challenge Code (its very long).

Challenge code

/challenge gen5customgame@@@-Victini,-Snivy,-Servine,-Serperior,-Tepig,-Pignite,-Emboar,-Oshawott,-Dewott,-Samurott,-Patrat,-Watchog,-Lillipup,-Herdier,-Stoutland,-Purrloin,-Liepard,-Pansage,-Simisage,-Pansear,-Simisear,-Panpour,-Simipour,-Munna,-Musharna,-Pidove,-Tranquill,-Unfezant,-Blitzle,-Zebstrika,-Roggenrola,-Boldore,-Gigalith,-Woobat,-Swoobat,-Drilbur,-Excadrill,-Audino,-Timburr,-Gurdurr,-Conkeldurr,-Tympole,-Palpitoad,-Seismitoad,-Throh,-Sawk,-Sewaddle,-Swadloon,-Leavanny,-Venipede,-Whirlipede,-Scolipede,-Cottonee,-Whimsicott,-Petilil,-Lilligant,-Basculin,-Sandile,-Krokorok,-Krookodile,-Darumaka,-Darmanitan,-Maractus,-Dwebble,-Crustle,-Scraggy,-Scrafty,-Sigilyph,-Yamask,-Cofagrigus,-Tirtouga,-Carracosta,-Archen,-Archeops,-Trubbish,-Garbodor,-Zorua,-Zoroark,-Minccino,-Cinccino,-Gothita,-Gothorita,-Gothitelle,-Solosis,-Duosion,-Reuniclus,-Ducklett,-Swanna,-Vanillite,-Vanillish,-Vanilluxe,-Deerling,-Sawsbuck,-Emolga,-Karrablast,-Escavalier,-Foongus,-Amoonguss,-Frillish,-Jellicent,-Alomomola,-Joltik,-Galvantula,-Ferroseed,-Ferrothorn,-Klink,-Klang,-Klinklang,-Tynamo,-Eelektrik,-Eelektross,-Elgyem,-Beheeyem,-Litwick,-Lampent,-Chandelure,-Axew,-Fraxure,-Haxorus,-Cubchoo,-Beartic,-Cryogonal,-Shelmet,-Accelgor,-Stunfisk,-Mienfoo,-Mienshao,-Druddigon,-Golett,-Golurk,-Pawniard,-Bisharp,-Bouffalant,-Rufflet,-Braviary,-Vullaby,-Mandibuzz,-Heatmor,-Durant,-Deino,-Zweilous,-Hydreigon,-Larvesta,-Volcarona,-Cobalion,-Terrakion,-Virizion,-Tornadus,-Thundurus,-Landorus,-Reshiram,-Zekrom,-Kyurem,-Keldeo,-Meloetta,-Genesect,-King's Rock,-Razor Fang,-Fairy Memory,Obtainable Formes,!Team Preview,Species Clause,Nickname Clause,OHKO Clause,Evasion Items Clause,Evasion Moves Clause,Accuracy Moves Clause,Endless Battle Clause,Baton Pass Stat Clause,HP Percentage Mod,Sleep Clause Mod,Mega Rayquaza Clause,!! Max Team Size = 6,!! Max Move Count = 4,Min Level = 90,!! Max Level = 100

Sample Teams / Team Depository (as of now, change will be frequent):
Sample Teams:
https://pokepast.es/06b82e5f7715fc65 - rayquaza offense by raltsthecutieuwu
https://pokepast.es/bb1afc9ea8004ac3 - Regigigas bulky offense by diemond35472
https://pokepast.es/04efd78940fcd84e - sand prio spam by sheepie
https://pokepast.es/39d008bb1100c8d3 - Rain offense by AthenaStrive9
Team Bazaar:

Massive credit to Regimus for creating and starting up the format, and doing all the hard work. I'm just the middle man.

handing over control to Soda_Eesti

 

[Low-Key]

Name of Mod: Path of Legends
Mascot:
Link to Changes: It's right here! (TEMPORARY EDIT: The spreadsheet is currently unavailable to access until a few days after the release of Legends ZA, some changes are currently being made)

The updated spreadsheet is now available to access! Sorry that it took nearly two weeks, I was caught up in a lot of things, and now I finally got the chance to release it. Of course, these won't be the only changes (the spreadsheet is currently a little unfinished,) more stuff will be planned, but feel free to take a look!

As for the metagame and what OU would look like, unfortunately, the meta currently is not coded still, so it'll be a while until a definitive OU can be decided. Feel free to use the spreadsheet to theorize what Pokemon could be good!

 

[KnivesTotality]

Name of Mod: Mythimon
Mascot N/A
Link to Changes: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1mG65S9jjsPHs1kBnFl56rhb8tcRYkO4X7Zn78CQawOA/edit?usp=sharing (Format Doc)
Summary of the Mod: A complete fakemon mod! Based on an Emerald Romhack that's being worked on, but it's in the same vein as Touhoumon where much of the characters are human, and a lot of them are based on Greek culture! More of a passion that people can have fun with, with the power level between pokemon not being consistent.
Based on National Dex and primarily uses mechanics/moves/abilities from canon Pokemon, though there might be some more additions down the line.

 

[Beaf Cultist]

after all these years... finally... I have a solomod....

introducing...



Beaftopia
Spreadsheet here

Buzzwords: Gen 9 National Dex-based Micrometa with Fakemon, Custom Abilities and Moves, and Changes to Existing Mechanics

Beaftopia is my shameless ripoff of Scootopia answer to the ever-popular genre of Solomods where one person handcrafts a micrometa from scratch in order to show off their personal design philosophy. In this case, I wanted to try making a mod that plays fundamentally different from base mons without being too divorced from regular mechanics.

In order to achieve that effect, I did a few things. Firstly, defensive Rock types are designed to be cornerstones of the meta. Offensive Fires, Flyings, and Normals are all supercharged, while Waters and Grasses are few and far between, particularly on the offensive side, enabling Rock types to really showcase their defensive chops here. Defensive pieces as a whole are also designed to pair well with the defensive Rock options, covering their weaknesses and enabling them in their niches.

Secondly, status conditions have been completely overhauled. Paralysis and Freeze do not exist here, Sleep only exists with Rest, Pokemon cannot be Badly Poisoned, and Burn is now volatile. However, to compensate, some effects have been changed. Burn, while volatile, is also much easier to spread now, with most secondary effects that can cause Burn having their odds of Burning buffed heavily. This is because Burn now serves as an offensive tool, with its old effects replaced by affected Pokemon losing an additional 12.5% of their HP every time they are hit by an attack. Confusion is now non-volatile, and doesn't prevent the affected Pokemon from attacking (instead dealing damage after the attack completes). This lets it replace Burn as a tool for shutting down physical attackers. Finally, Infatuation has been changed as well, now affecting Pokemon regardless of gender (though Genderless Pokemon are still immune). Instead of immobilizing affected Pokemon, Infatuation now makes those Pokemon deal halved damage when targetting the source of the Infatuation. This makes it an extremely strong defensive tool, especially when combined with the many new/buffed ways of inflicting Infatuation, so players will need to plan around Infatuation users when building with wallbreakers.

Weather has also seen a major overhaul, though not quite as much as status conditions. Rain and Sun no longer boost the power of Water and Fire-type moves respectively, but to compensate, weather set by Drizzle, Drought, or Snow Warning lasts significantly longer. This allows weather teams to serve specific playstyles without being as forced into offensive builds by limited weather turns, but should also avoid some of the more polarizing effects of constant weather. While I'm sure people are going to experiment with different builds, and I encourage them to do so, my vision here was for Sun to serve as a bulky offense/stall weather, Rain to serve as a stallbreaking weather, and Snow to serve as a hyper offensive weather. Most Pokemon with recovery are forced to rely on weather-based recovery moves, driving home the Rain/Sun dichotomy, and Snow abusers are all fast and frail, relying on pivoting and setup to make progress.

Those were the core pieces of my design philosophy, but I've also got a few other miscellaneous things I wanted to mention. The power level is a bit lower than you'd usually see in this kind of mod, with the average BST being around 490. This is because I wanted traditionally weak types/mechanics to have some breathing room without massively inflating stat totals. I've also nerfed some traditionally strong offensive items, namely Choice Band/Specs and Life Orb. In most modern metas, these items choke out the offensive item meta, and I'd like to see more versatility in the items people run. Defensive mons are also a bit more frail and have less reliable recovery, and setup is less widely distributed, in order to emphasize the power of a +1 stat boost.

That's all the yapping I've got on this. I'll be coding this myself, so I'll post an update once everything is live. I hope some of y'all will give the mod a try once it's live, and if you have any thoughts, I'd love to hear them!​

 

[Beaf Cultist]

after all these years... finally... I have a solomod....

introducing...



Beaftopia
Spreadsheet here

Buzzwords: Gen 9 National Dex-based Micrometa with Fakemon, Custom Abilities and Moves, and Changes to Existing Mechanics

Beaftopia is my shameless ripoff of Scootopia answer to the ever-popular genre of Solomods where one person handcrafts a micrometa from scratch in order to show off their personal design philosophy. In this case, I wanted to try making a mod that plays fundamentally different from base mons without being too divorced from regular mechanics.

In order to achieve that effect, I did a few things. Firstly, defensive Rock types are designed to be cornerstones of the meta. Offensive Fires, Flyings, and Normals are all supercharged, while Waters and Grasses are few and far between, particularly on the offensive side, enabling Rock types to really showcase their defensive chops here. Defensive pieces as a whole are also designed to pair well with the defensive Rock options, covering their weaknesses and enabling them in their niches.

Secondly, status conditions have been completely overhauled. Paralysis and Freeze do not exist here, Sleep only exists with Rest, Pokemon cannot be Badly Poisoned, and Burn is now volatile. However, to compensate, some effects have been changed. Burn, while volatile, is also much easier to spread now, with most secondary effects that can cause Burn having their odds of Burning buffed heavily. This is because Burn now serves as an offensive tool, with its old effects replaced by affected Pokemon losing an additional 12.5% of their HP every time they are hit by an attack. Confusion is now non-volatile, and doesn't prevent the affected Pokemon from attacking (instead dealing damage after the attack completes). This lets it replace Burn as a tool for shutting down physical attackers. Finally, Infatuation has been changed as well, now affecting Pokemon regardless of gender (though Genderless Pokemon are still immune). Instead of immobilizing affected Pokemon, Infatuation now makes those Pokemon deal halved damage when targetting the source of the Infatuation. This makes it an extremely strong defensive tool, especially when combined with the many new/buffed ways of inflicting Infatuation, so players will need to plan around Infatuation users when building with wallbreakers.

Weather has also seen a major overhaul, though not quite as much as status conditions. Rain and Sun no longer boost the power of Water and Fire-type moves respectively, but to compensate, weather set by Drizzle, Drought, or Snow Warning lasts significantly longer. This allows weather teams to serve specific playstyles without being as forced into offensive builds by limited weather turns, but should also avoid some of the more polarizing effects of constant weather. While I'm sure people are going to experiment with different builds, and I encourage them to do so, my vision here was for Sun to serve as a bulky offense/stall weather, Rain to serve as a stallbreaking weather, and Snow to serve as a hyper offensive weather. Most Pokemon with recovery are forced to rely on weather-based recovery moves, driving home the Rain/Sun dichotomy, and Snow abusers are all fast and frail, relying on pivoting and setup to make progress.

Those were the core pieces of my design philosophy, but I've also got a few other miscellaneous things I wanted to mention. The power level is a bit lower than you'd usually see in this kind of mod, with the average BST being around 490. This is because I wanted traditionally weak types/mechanics to have some breathing room without massively inflating stat totals. I've also nerfed some traditionally strong offensive items, namely Choice Band/Specs and Life Orb. In most modern metas, these items choke out the offensive item meta, and I'd like to see more versatility in the items people run. Defensive mons are also a bit more frail and have less reliable recovery, and setup is less widely distributed, in order to emphasize the power of a +1 stat boost.

That's all the yapping I've got on this. I'll be coding this myself, so I'll post an update once everything is live. I hope some of y'all will give the mod a try once it's live, and if you have any thoughts, I'd love to hear them!

update: IT'S LIVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Ping me for games whenever in Pet Mods Discord please and thank you