It's really hard to fin some good rapid spin user in OU. Excadril comes to mind if you're using some HO builds, as it works well there as a suicide lead, but that's all. I don't see Starmie with a clear niche in OU, but I think its defensive set can put some utility in balanced hazard stack teams. Currently, defog users are the most common and there are a lot of options
Try defog if you are running Volcarona on your team (which as you said is very vulnerable to hazards). There's no need to force rapid spin on your team when defog does the same job. Also, with the USM move tutors, many OU viable pokemon now learn defog so it should be easy to find one that fits well on your team. Good luck!
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Because it doesnt matter
Naive is better because there is more physical priority than special that Thundurus can tank (i.e Bullet Punch from M-Scizor and Quick Attack from M-Pinsir)
because you risk dying to a +2 hjk from hawlucha with hasty
It did get worse due to both of the things mentioned up above, but Stall itself is still perfectly viable in the current metagame.
The main reason you would use av tang over av bulu is because of access to Knock Off and Earthquake aswell as Regenerator, which is a really good ability in general. Which lets Tangrowth form very potent 'Regenerator cores' with Pokemon like Toxapex and Tornadus-T.
Specs regular Kyurem is pretty okay, basically you just need to predict with Earth Power so you can hit Pex/Mag. Other ideas would be Diggersby, who has a small niche of being a strong Ground-type that can break Stall without taking your Landorus slot, and Specs Primarina, which can bust holes into teams since it's really strong and can check Ash-Gren.
if you want to build around Entei, you need a solid answer for Ground- and Water-types like Lando, Toxapex, Gastrodon, and Greninja, since all of those can threaten Entei out pretty easily. I would advise pairing it with Pokemon that can provide VoltTurn support. Tapu Koko can deal with the majority of the Water-types that prevent Entei from spamming its Fire STAB, while Mega Scizor baits in Steel-types and can U-turn into Entei to take advantage of them. I would also definitely recommend some sort of hazard control (Torn-T, Zapdos, etc) as Entei can be easily worn down by hazards and Fire isn’t the best type in finding opportunites to switch in freely.
Unless your team is severely very weak to Zygarde and/or Gliscor, then I’d say no. Celesteela can handle any other Ground-type pretty comfortably due to Leech Seed, and missing out on Slam / Flamethrower / Protect or even EQ seems suboptimal.
Thats not correct. A mon with 50/100/100 is significantly bulkier.
