oh hi there. Anyway, my 2 cents on Honchkrow :
Yeah, I have used Honchkrow a bit, and it's not actually too bad. The way I would describe it is as a worse Mega-Mawile and a worse Mega-Pinsir all in one, except it doesn't take up your mega slot. LO Brave Bird hits shockingly hard, harder than Banded Talonflame (2HKOs Slowbro after rocks, for instance) and Superpower paired up with that gives it pretty amazing coverage. It has other perks over Pinsir though : stronger priority for one, Dark typing gives it a neat Psychic immunity letting it occasionally switch in on Latis and friends, and Moxie means you can't really sack stuff to it without suffering the consequences. But one of its most important distinctions imo is the ability to go mixed, with either Heat Wave or Dark Pulse.
From what I can tell, this thing is supposed to be used on Birdspam teams to beat/lure some Birdspam checks thanks to that special move, which enables you to hit Rhyperior, Slowbro, and/or Skarmory. The 4th move is pretty key actually, you can also run Sub to screw over defensive stuff like Cresselia and MSableye enabling it to wallbreak better to some extent. Pursuit is okay but there are far better trappers so eh. You can also run Roost for some longevity I guess but I wouldn't recommend it since Honchkrow is so frail that it can only afford to roost vs Stall.
Oh yeah, and it outspeeds both Adamant Bisharp and Phys Def Lando-T which creeps Adamant Bisharp by one point which is pretty neat. It's essentially a Dark-type which doesn't share some of the common flaws other Dark-types have thanks to its Flying typing (specifically, it's one of the only Dark Types who isn't a free switchin for like, every Fighting type in the tier, and destroys the Chesnaught+Empoleon dark-killing combo) It's still kinda mediocre overall because it just dies soooo quickly, and its nowhere near as fast as it wants to be (though Sucker Punch does help), but if you want a Bisharp/Talonflame hybrid that wallbreaks better than both of these at the cost of a lot of longevity, I'd actually recommend it.