Where did you get those usage stats from?
Because Lando-I is a wallbreaker, it tends to only see usage on more aggressive teams. However, its wide set of coverage moves let it tear down almost any defensive mon in the meta. Lando-T has more sets that fit a wide variety of roles such as a Revenge Killer or defensive/offensive Rock setter, thus it's easier to slap on most teams than Lando-I. However, none of Lando-T's sets are deemed particularly difficult to deal with, so while it sees more usage. This is why we don't usually associate usage with viability. Also, these are the 1825 stats:
| 3 | Landorus-Therian | 19.92125% | 181776 | 14.125% | 155484 | 15.433% |
| 20 | Landorus | 11.40244% | 57824 | 4.493% | 44183 | 4.385% |
Mega Latias just has really good bulk and doesn't take too much damage from Knock Off as its a mega and Knock Off is only 65 BP or so against megas. Reflect Type doesn't work because it makes you really weak to HP Ice variants. Plus its immune to Earth Power which is great
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A common misconception is that something has to be so overwhelmingly powerful that it can sweep teams on its own to be uber worthy, but that's rarely the case. What makes something uber is usually a mixture of two things: how easy it is to prepare for it, and how easy it is to deal with it in-battle. However, how easy it is to deal with something is subjective. If we could systematically prove something was broken we wouldn't need suspect tests. Further, what Lando-I is being suspected for isn't his ability to sweep, but rather its ability to dismantle defensive cores to allow another sweeper to clean.
Ha! we did that with mega mence! When 98% of the feedback on your "is it a good idea to quickban m-mence" page is "ban, ban, ban!" it's kinda hard to argue.
Indeed I'm looking forward to experiment with it as Lando I possibility of ban opens up more sets for zapdos and I'd like to try and offensive set to take advantage of the switch in meta trends, outspeeding positive base 70 is indeed for jolly Bisharp, however my aim is to "reliable" cover other threats like scizor and still have an offensive presence few defoggers have without being pursuit weak.
This really depends more on the team in regards to a suitable speed tier to use for it. 68 SpAtk iirc was for M-Pinsir so more or less you'll want to focus on hitting another offensive benchmark.
It's just that they can switch into weaknesses of each other. Fire being weak Water and Ground, hence Grass types can switch into them. Water being weak to Grass and Electric hence Grass types can switch into it and so on.
It puts you first in the priority bracket, which pretty much means infinite speed for a turn. You always move first unless you're against priority when the Custap activates
blacklist is for stuff that turns thread really shitty. There is this misconception that its solely for bad pokemon when its really so thread turns into an absolute nightmare. I was asked if it could be removed and I went ahead and did that since i had no real problem with it.
It's definitely not a bad lure but some people prefer Aerial Ace as a lure as it hits Keldeo while dealing a lot of damage to Chesnaught and Mega Lopunny, both which counter / hard check Bisharp pretty well
