Pyukumuku (done)

[pannu]

[SET]
name: Unaware Trapper
move 1: Block
move 2: Spite
move 3: Recover
move 4: Rest
item: Leftovers
ability: Unaware
nature: Bold
evs: 252 HP / 180 Def / 76 SpD

[SET COMMENTS]
Pyukumuku is a decent pick on stall teams, as Unaware allows it to check setup sweepers such as Manaphy, Mega Garchomp, and Volcarona, and its Water typing lets it pivot into the likes of Ash-Greninja, Melmetal, and Mega Scizor. However, due to it only having status moves, it's an incredibly passive Pokemon that can be easy to play around. Block and Spite allow Pyukumuku to effectively trap and PP stall a lot of Pokemon that cannot outright 2HKO it. Recover is its primary recovery move, but Rest curing status lets it trap and beat the likes of Blissey, Toxapex, and Gliscor. The sleep turns from Rest also stop Pyukumuku from wasting its precious PP, helping it out stall opposing Pokemon. The given EV spread lets it survive two Energy Balls from Manaphy while remaining as physically bulky as possible.

Pyukumuku is excellent at punishing small mistakes, such as setting up a Substitute with the likes of Hawlucha and Corviknight or trying to status it with Toxapex or Gastrodon, which let it remove these Pokemon from the match. Due to Pyukumuku's passive nature, it tends to be put on stall teams with teammates such as Toxapex, Mega Sableye, and Clefable that defensively answer Pokemon that tend to overwhelm it. The latter two also keep the field clear of entry hazards and cure it of status conditions, respectively. Taunt users such as Heatran and Tapu Fini completely ruin Pyukumuku, so it needs teammates that are able to hande them, such as Gastrodon and Toxapex. These Pokemon, as well as many other common stall teammates for Pyukumuku, also appreciate it trapping and PP stalling the likes of Gliscor, Clefable, and non-Stored Power variants of Reuniclus. Flying-types such as Corviknight, Zapdos, and Skarmory are stellar to switch into Grass-types such as Kartana, Rillaboom, and Serperior, which bother Pyukumuku. Ground-types such as Gastrodon and Hippowdon are similarly able to handle Electric-types such as Magnezone and Tapu Koko that bother Pyukumuku.

[STRATEGY COMMENTS]
Other Options
=============

Running Soak in tandem with Toxic allows Pyukumuku to chip down the likes of Toxapex, Heatran, and Mega Scizor, as well as spreading status through the opposing team. Unfortunately, not having Spite and Rest means it can't beat opposing Toxic users and Pokemon with Pressure such as Suicune and Corviknight. Gastro Acid and Toxic may seem appealing to beat Toxic-immune setup sweepers such as Clefable, Gliscor, and Reuniclus, but aside from Stored Power Reuniclus, the Spite set already handles these Pokemon better. Running Mirror Coat and Counter allows Pyukumuku to more directly punish attackers reduces its passivity. However, this set is prone to status and being worn down long-term.


Checks and Counters
===================

**Taunt**: Taunt variants of Heatran and Tapu Fini entirely shut down Pyukumuku, as it runs only status moves.

**Electric-types**: Electric-types such as Tapu Koko, Zeraora, and Magnezone are able to overwhelm Pyukumuku with their powerful STAB attacks.

**Grass-types**: Grass-types such as Serperior, Kartana, and Rillaboom are able to overwhelm Pyukumuku with their powerful STAB attacks.

**Powerful Wallbreakers**: Powerful wallbreakers like Mega Mawile, Mega Medicham, and Hoopa-U threaten to KO Pyukumuku due to their insane wallbreaking power.


[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[pannuracotta, 517892]]
- Quality checked by: [[Avery, 497633], [The Dragon Master, 521275]]
- Grammar checked by: [[Finland, 517429]]

 

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[SET]
name: Unaware
move 1: Block
move 2: Spite
move 3: Recover
move 4: Rest
item: Leftovers
ability: Unaware
nature: Bold
evs: 252 HP / 180 Def / 76 SpD

[SET COMMENTS]

Pyukumuku is a great pick on stall teams, as it provides great defensive utility in having Unaware, which allows it to check setup sweepers such as Manaphy, Mega Garchomp, and Volcarona. Block prevents opposing Pokemon from switching out which in tandem with Spite allows Pyukumuku to effectively trap and PP stall a lot of Pokemon that cannot outright 2hko it. Recover is its primary choice for a recovery move, however, it does run Rest as well due to its status curing qualities, which lets it trap and beat the likes of Blissey, Toxapex, and Gliscor. the Sleep turns that Rest inflicts also let Pyukumuku stay in on the field without having to waste its precious PP, helping it out stall opposing Pokemon. The given EV spread lets it live an isnt it 3hkod? Energy Ball from Manaphy while remaining as physically tanky as possible.


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Due to Pyukumuku's generally passive nature, it tends to be put on stall teams that are able to support it defensively, teammates such as Toxapex, Mega Sableye, and Clefable are common teammates for it. Flying-types such as Corviknight, Zapdos, and Skarmory make for stellar teammates with Pyukumuku, as they are able to switch into Grass-types such as Kartana, Rillaboom, and Serperior, which bother Pyukumuku.Ground-types such as Gastrodon and Hippowdon also perform excellently together with Pyukumuku, as they are able to handle Electric-types such as Magnezone and Tapu Koko that bother Pyukumuku. mention how u need switchins to heatran and fini as well since taunt ruins u, also mention how pyuk can rest stall typical headache mons like non stored power reun / sd gliscor / cm clef which its teammates will appreciate. pls do also mention how pyuk is rly good at punishing greedy mistakes / plays such as subbing with bulk up corv or clicking toxic with pex and can turn that into a dead pokemon which stall teams appreciate


[STRATEGY COMMENTS]
Other Options
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Running Soak in tandem with Toxic allow Pyukumuku to chip down the likes of Toxapex, Heatran, and Mega Scizor, as well as spread status on the opposing team. Unfortunately, not having Spite and Rest mean that you are unable to beat opposing status users and Pokemon with Pressure such as Kyurem or Corviknight. Meanwhile, Gastro Acid and Toxic lets you beat Toxic immune set up sweepers such as Clefable, Gliscor, and Reuniclus. But these Pokemon lose to Block and Spite eitherway, so running this is a bit pointless. These Pokemon are kept in check more consistently with the Spite set though. Mirror Coat and Counter allow you to more directly punish attackers and aim to reduce Pyukumukus passivity. However this set is prone to getting out stalled and worn out long-term. status and being worn down long-term.


Checks and Counters
===================

**Taunt**: Taunt variants of Heatran and Tapu Fini entirely shuts down Pyukumuku, due to it running only mostly status moves. As such Pokemon that carry taunt such as Heatran and Tapu Fini entirely shut it down.

**Super Effective Attacks**: The likes of Rillaboom, Tapu Koko, and Kyurem are able to switch into Pyukumuku and force it out as it cannot effectively stall them out before they KO it.

**Other powerful attacks**: Powerful non super effective hits from the likes of Mega Mawille, Mega Medicham, and Hoopa-U also threaten to knock out Pyukumuku, as such forcing it out. due to their insane wallbreaking power.


[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[pannuracotta, 517892]]
- Quality checked by: [[Avery, 497633], [username2, userid2]]
- Grammar checked by: [[username1, userid1]]

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[The Dragon Master]

[SET]
name: Unaware
move 1: Block
move 2: Spite
move 3: Recover
move 4: Rest
item: Leftovers
ability: Unaware
nature: Bold
evs: 252 HP / 180 Def / 76 SpD

[SET COMMENTS]

Pyukumuku is a great decent great oversells it pick on stall teams, as it provides great defensive utility in having Unaware, which allows it to check setup sweepers such as Manaphy, Mega Garchomp, and Volcarona. mention its negatives here, also mention its typing somewhere in the first sentence Block prevents opposing Pokemon from switching out which in tandem with Spite allows Pyukumuku to effectively trap and PP stall a lot of Pokemon such as? that cannot outright 2hko it. Recover is its primary choice for a recovery move, however, it does run Rest as well due to its status curing qualities, which lets it trap and beat the likes of Blissey, Toxapex, and Gliscor. the Sleep turns that Rest inflicts also let Pyukumuku stay in on the field without having to waste its precious PP, helping it out stall opposing Pokemon. The given EV spread lets it live two Energy Balls from Manaphy while remaining as physically tanky as possible.


Due to Pyukumuku's generally passive nature, it tends to be put on stall teams that are able to support it defensively, teammates such as Toxapex, Mega Sableye, and Clefable are common teammates for it. make it more clear why Flying-types such as Corviknight, Zapdos, and Skarmory make for stellar teammates with Pyukumuku, as they are able to switch into Grass-types such as Kartana, Rillaboom, and Serperior, which bother Pyukumuku. Ground-types such as Gastrodon, Gliscor, and Hippowdon also perform excellently together with Pyukumuku, as they are able to handle Electric-types such as Magnezone and Tapu Koko that bother Pyukumuku. Taunt users such as Heatran and Tapu Fini completely ruin Pyukumuku, so you need some way of handling them, Such as Gastrodon or Toxapex. These Pokemon, as well as Many other common stall teammates for Pyukumuku, also appreciate it being able to trap and stall the likes of Gliscor, Clefable, and non Stored Power variants of 0 lol, also, move move this point to start of this para. Pyukumuku is also excellent at punishing small mistakes such as setting up a Substuitute with the likes of Hawlucha and Corviknight or trying to status it with Toxapex or Gastrodon, giving it an opportunity to remove these Pokemon from the match. move this point to the first para


[STRATEGY COMMENTS]
Other Options
=============

Running Soak in tandem with Toxic allow Pyukumuku to chip down the likes of Toxapex, Heatran, and Mega Scizor, as well as spread status on the opposing team. Unfortunately, not having Spite and Rest mean that you are unable to beat opposing status users and Pokemon with Pressure such as Suicune and Corviknight. Meanwhile, Gastro Acid and Toxic lets you beat Toxic immune set up sweepers such as Clefable, Gliscor, and Reuniclus. These Pokemon are kept in check more consistently with the Spite set though. Mirror Coat and Counter allow you to more directly punish attackers and aim to reduce Pyukumukus passivity. However this set is prone to status and being worn down long-term.



Checks and Counters
===================

**Taunt**: Taunt variants of Heatran and Tapu Fini entirely shut down Pyukumuku, due to it running only status moves.

**Super Effective Attacks**: The likes of Rillaboom, Tapu Koko, and Kyurem are able to switch into Pyukumuku and force it out as it cannot effectively stall them out before they KO it. split this into elec and grass types

**Other powerful attacks Powerful wallbreakers**: Powerful non super effective hits from the likes of wallbreakers like Mega Mawille, Mega Medicham, and Hoopa-U also threaten to knock out Pyukumuku, due to their insane wallbreaking power.


[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[pannuracotta, 517892]]
- Quality checked by: [[Avery, 497633], [username2, userid2]]
- Grammar checked by: [[username1, userid1]]

Well done, but there are some GP errors so do proofread.

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[SET]
name: Unaware
move 1: Block
move 2: Spite
move 3: Recover
move 4: Rest
item: Leftovers
ability: Unaware
nature: Bold
evs: 252 HP / 180 Def / 76 SpD

[SET COMMENTS]

Pyukumuku is a decent pick on stall teams, as it provides great defensive utility in having because of Unaware, which allows it to check setup sweepers such as Manaphy, Mega Garchomp, and Volcarona. (Comma -> Period) as well as being a Its Water-type typing, letting it pivot into the likes of Ash-Greninja, Melmetal, and Mega Scizor. However, due to it only having status moves, it's an incredibly passive Pokemon that can be easy to play around. Block prevents opposing Pokemon from switching out which, in tandem with Spite,(AC) allows Pyukumuku to effectively trap and PP stall a lot of Pokemon that cannot outright 2hko 2HKO it. Recover is its primary choice for a recovery move, however, it does run Rest as well due to its status curing qualities, which lets it trap and beat the likes of Blissey, Toxapex, and Gliscor. the The Sleep sleep turns that Rest inflicts also let Pyukumuku stay in on the field without having to waste its precious PP, helping it out stall opposing Pokemon. The given EV spread lets it live two Energy Balls from Manaphy while remaining as physically tanky as possible.

Pyukumuku is excellent at punishing small mistakes such as setting up a Substitute with the likes of Hawlucha and Corviknight or trying to status it with Toxapex or Gastrodon, giving it an opportunity to remove these Pokemon from the match. Due to Pyukumuku's generally passive nature, it tends to be put on stall teams that are able to support it defensively, teammates pairings (you use teammates twice in this sentence) such as Toxapex, Mega Sableye, and Clefable are common teammates for it, as they are able to defensively answer Pokemon that tend to overwhelm Pyukumuku, as well as help it through clearing the field of entry hazards and relieving it of status conditions. Taunt users such as Heatran and Tapu Fini completely ruin Pyukumuku; (Comma -> Semicolon) as such, (AC) it needs teammates that are able to hande handle them, Such such as Gastrodon or Toxapex. These Pokemon, as well as many other common stall teammates for Pyukumuku, also appreciate it being able to trap and stall the likes of Gliscor, Clefable, and non-Stored Power(Added Hyphen) variants of Reuniclus. Flying-types such as Corviknight, Zapdos, and Skarmory make for stellar teammates with Pyukumuku, as they are able to switch into Grass-types such as Kartana, Rillaboom, and Serperior, which bother Pyukumuku. Ground-types such as Gastrodon and Hippowdon also perform excellently together with Pyukumuku, as they are able to handle Electric-types such as Magnezone and Tapu Koko that bother Pyukumuku.

[STRATEGY COMMENTS]
Other Options
=============

Running Soak in tandem with Toxic allow allows Pyukumuku to chip down the likes of Toxapex, Heatran, and Mega Scizor, as well as spread status on the opposing team. Unfortunately, not having Spite and Rest mean that it is unable to beat opposing status users and Pokemon with Pressure such as Suicune and Corviknight. Meanwhile Additionally, Gastro Acid and Toxic lets it beat Toxic immune set up sweepers such as Clefable, Gliscor, and Reuniclus. These Pokemon are kept in check more consistently with the Spite set though. Mirror Coat and Counter allow Pyukumuku to more directly punish attackers and aim to reduce Pyukumuku's (Added Apostrophe) passivity. However this set is prone to status and being worn down long-term.



Checks and Counters
===================

**Taunt**: Taunt variants of Heatran and Tapu Fini entirely shut down Pyukumuku, due to it running only status moves.

**Electric-types**: Electric-types such as Tapu Koko, Zeraora, and Magnezone are able to overwhelm Pyukumuku with their powerful STAB attacks.

**Grass-types**: Grass-types such as Serperior, Kartana, and Rillaboom are able to Overwhelm pressure (lessen repetition) Pyukumuku with their powerful STAB attacks.

**Powerful Wallbreakers**: Powerful wallbreakers such as Mega Mawile, Mega Medicham, and Hoopa-U also threaten to knock out Pyukumuku(RC) due to their insane wallbreaking power.


[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[pannuracotta, 517892]]
- Quality checked by: [[Avery, 497633], [The Dragon Master, 521275]]
- Grammar checked by: [[username1, userid1]]

 

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[SET]
name: Unaware
move 1: Block
move 2: Spite
move 3: Recover
move 4: Rest
item: Leftovers
ability: Unaware
nature: Bold
evs: 252 HP / 180 Def / 76 SpD

[SET COMMENTS]

Pyukumuku is a decent pick on stall teams, as it provides great defensive utility in having Unaware, which as Unaware allows it to check setup sweepers such as Manaphy, Mega Garchomp, and Volcarona, as well as being a Water-type, letting and its Water typing lets it pivot into the likes of Ash-Greninja, Melmetal, and Mega Scizor. However, due to it only having status moves, it's an incredibly passive Pokemon that can be easy to play around. Block prevents opposing Pokemon from switching out which, in tandem with Spite allows and Spite allow Pyukumuku to effectively trap and PP stall a lot of Pokemon that cannot outright 2hko 2HKO it. Recover is its primary choice for a recovery move, however, it does run Rest as well due to its status curing qualities, which recovery move, but Rest curing status lets it trap and beat the likes of Blissey, Toxapex, and Gliscor. the Sleep turns that Rest inflicts also let Pyukumuku stay in on the field without having to waste The sleep turns from Rest also stop Pyukumuku from wasting its precious PP, helping it out stall opposing Pokemon. The given EV spread lets it live survive two Energy Balls from Manaphy while remaining as physically tanky bulky as possible.

Pyukumuku is excellent at punishing small mistakes, (AC) such as setting up a Substitute with the likes of Hawlucha and Corviknight or trying to status it with Toxapex or Gastrodon, giving it an opportunity to which let it remove these Pokemon from the match. Due to Pyukumuku's generally passive nature, it tends to be put on stall teams that are able to support it defensively, with teammates such as Toxapex, Mega Sableye, and Clefable are common teammates for it, as they are able to that defensively answer Pokemon that tend to overwhelm Pyukumuku, as well as help it through clearing the field of entry hazards and relieving it. The latter two also keep the field clear of entry hazards and cure it of status conditions, respectively. Taunt users such as Heatran and Tapu Fini completely ruin Pyukumuku, as such so it needs teammates that are able to hande them, such as Gastrodon or and Toxapex. These Pokemon, as well as many other common stall teammates for Pyukumuku, also appreciate it being able to trap and stall trapping and PP stalling the likes of Gliscor, Clefable, and non-Stored (added hyphen) Power variants of Reuniclus. Flying-types such as Corviknight, Zapdos, and Skarmory make for stellar teammates with Pyukumuku, as they are able are stellar to switch into Grass-types such as Kartana, Rillaboom, and Serperior, which bother Pyukumuku. Ground-types such as Gastrodon and Hippowdon also perform excellently together with Pyukumuku, as they are similarly able to handle Electric-types such as Magnezone and Tapu Koko that bother Pyukumuku.

[STRATEGY COMMENTS]
Other Options
=============

Running Soak in tandem with Toxic allows Pyukumuku to chip down the likes of Toxapex, Heatran, and Mega Scizor, as well as spreading status on through the opposing team. Unfortunately, not having Spite and Rest mean that it is unable to means it can't beat opposing status Toxic (like, i assume this is the problem? ignore if wrong though) users and Pokemon with Pressure such as Suicune and Corviknight. Meanwhile, Gastro Acid and Toxic lets it beat Toxic immune set up sweepers such as Clefable, Gliscor, and Reuniclus. These Pokemon are kept in check more consistently with the Spite set though. Gastro Acid and Toxic may seem appealing to beat Toxic-immune setup sweepers such as Clefable, Gliscor, and Reuniclus, but aside from Stored Power Reuniclus, the Spite set already handles these Pokemon better. Running (I imagine this makes sense? if like, spite pyuk beats standard gliscor but not sd gliscor, that should be mentioned in the second set comments paragraph, near where it specifies spite pyuk can only beat non-stored power reuniclus) Mirror Coat and Counter allows Pyukumuku to more directly punish attackers and aim to reduce Pyukumukus reduces its passivity. However, (AC) this set is prone to status and being worn down long-term.



Checks and Counters
===================

**Taunt**: Taunt variants of Heatran and Tapu Fini entirely shut down Pyukumuku, due to it running as it runs only status moves.

**Electric-types**: Electric-types such as Tapu Koko, Zeraora, and Magnezone are able to overwhelm Pyukumuku with their powerful STAB attacks.

**Grass-types**: Grass-types such as Serperior, Kartana, and Rillaboom are able to overwhelm Pyukumuku with their powerful STAB attacks.

**Powerful Wallbreakers**: Powerful wallbreakers like Mega Mawile, Mega Medicham, and Hoopa-U also threaten to knock out Pyukumuku, threaten to KO Pyukumuku due to their insane wallbreaking power.


[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[pannuracotta, 517892]]
- Quality checked by: [[Avery, 497633], [The Dragon Master, 521275]]
- Grammar checked by: [[Finland, 517429]]

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got unranked, archiving for now

e: uploaded, discuss w sol on how to handle these and we’ll upload them also pannuracotta watch the format btw, had to edit in some format