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[OVERVIEW] Mega Heracross stands out as a threatening wallbreaker thanks to having the highest Attack stat in the tier, access to Swords Dance, and its ability Skill Link, which fits perfectly with its multi-hit movepool such as Rock Blast and Pin Missile to form a varied and deadly offensive...

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Hi everyone, since I'm feeling motivated, I wanted to post some teams I made this year. As usual, you can expect some spicy picks/sets/whatever, even if, for once, I will post only stuff that I consider as decent enough. Hope you will enjoy them...

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[OVERVIEW] Ferrothorn is an incredibly effective defensive presence in the tier, thanks to its incredible dual typing, great bulk, and intensive arsenal of utility moves, including Stealth Rock, Leech Seed, and the rare Spikes. Finding easy setup opportunities against the many Pokemon it...

[OVERVIEW] Mega Lopunny is a fearsome physical threat in OU thanks to its high Speed and Attack stats, Scrappy ability, and access to a solid priority move in Fake Out, which lets it pick off faster targets like Mega Alakazam, Mega Swampert under the rain, and boosted sweepers like Mega...

I'm fine with this if it stays as extra credit at first. In fact, if after enough experimentation, we figure out that adding replays improves the relevance of the analysis (without adding too much extra work), I'm down to making it the new standard. I'm only talking from my personal experience...

If we only put a bunch of replays without any kind of explanations, I don't see the plus value of bothering finding qualitative replays. From my point of view, it's either we do it right and the workload is much higher than the current format, or we keep it minimal and that sounds kinda...

I'm a member of the QC team for SM OU and, while the idea sounds lovely in theory, I find it too unrealistic to be ever included in an analysis. Outside of the technical aspect of its implementation, it requires dedicating a lot of words to ensure that the reader will correctly understand the...

Support: Salamence @ Leftovers Ability: Intimidate Careful/Impish Nature - Flamethrower - Earthquake / Aqua Tail - Refresh - Roost This set allows Salamence to check many threats such as Serperior, Kartana and Heatran. Refresh is especially great to avoid any issue from Glare and Toxic. It is...

Clefable @ Leftovers Ability: Magic Guard - Seismic Toss - Cosmic Power - Encore - Soft-Boiled The real magic of this set comes from not Cosmic Power, but rather the unexpected combination of Seismic Toss and Encore. The first move allows Clefable to chip very easily his common counters such as...

[OVERVIEW] Mega Tyranitar is an incredibly potent and forcing threat that more than rounds itself out with its absurd bulk and support capabilities with Sand Stream and its access to Stealth Rock and the strongest unboosted Pursuit in the tier. With its already great bulk bolstered by sand's...