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Guys it's like I said, knock and you lose to hazards. All these guys just get knocked and they die to hazards there's nothing you can do. Knock photon is a valid set I've used it and faced it. Also I put photon in these () cause it's maybe not necessary, even just knock kinda owns you because it's gonna knock everything (no skarm or corv) and then you just lose to hazards. Photon would be for dozo for ignoring unaware for those that don't know.
You swap in scor on the knock, they read the switch and DD once on entry, then DD a second time (+1 0 speed NDM outspeeds scor taunt). At this point scor takes ~60 from photon, meaning it loses the 1v1 even with tect. You swap to TTar to roar it out and then it gets knocked.
This is assuming photon which you can actually PP stall, Sunsteel would be worse because it one shots TTar, forcing tera or a swap to dozo/arc to get knocked. Either way you're losing boots on at least one mon, sometimes tera, and any well built team should be able to easily exploit that.
This team does have counterplay, but it's highly prediction reliant and relies on the opponent not knowing how to play against stall - I don't think a properly played NDM should lose to this team. There might be ways a more skilled player could pilot the team to prevent this (e.g. doubling in Gliscor on NDM to prevent the initial DD), but having to make predictions of that nature doesn't feel consistent and certainly shouldn't be an argument for a sample team, which are supposed to be simple to use.
This is assuming photon which you can actually PP stall, Sunsteel would be worse because it one shots TTar, forcing tera or a swap to dozo/arc to get knocked. Either way you're losing boots on at least one mon, sometimes tera, and any well built team should be able to easily exploit that.
This team does have counterplay, but it's highly prediction reliant and relies on the opponent not knowing how to play against stall - I don't think a properly played NDM should lose to this team. There might be ways a more skilled player could pilot the team to prevent this (e.g. doubling in Gliscor on NDM to prevent the initial DD), but having to make predictions of that nature doesn't feel consistent and certainly shouldn't be an argument for a sample team, which are supposed to be simple to use.
https://pokepast.es/fa0f2bcc7a763352 Here is my team, a HO Dual-Screens team mainly foucsing on Loaded Dice Koraidon and DM-Necrozma. While I am quite proud of how this team turned out, I am always looking to improve it! Please let me know what I can do to make it even better.
Currently, the strategy with this team is Glimmora as a suicide lead to set stealth rock then grimm to set screens (plus taunt for disruption). then, M can dragon dance twice to sweep, or koriadon can swords dance then spam scale shot. Iron Bundle is my choice item user, while flutter main benefits from koriadons sun to become a setup sweeper.
Currently, the strategy with this team is Glimmora as a suicide lead to set stealth rock then grimm to set screens (plus taunt for disruption). then, M can dragon dance twice to sweep, or koriadon can swords dance then spam scale shot. Iron Bundle is my choice item user, while flutter main benefits from koriadons sun to become a setup sweeper.
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I've been using your team quite a lot and really like it. However after a while I got tired of Glimmora lead because I was getting overrun by people leading with Kordaidon or Zacian. I instead replaced it with Zacian for more overly offensive of a build and it's been great.
SAmple teams
Sun Team
https://pokepast.es/78cc0efc15ce5af2
https://pokepast.es/78cc0efc15ce5af2
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https://pokepast.es/14a6a4a33b651996 I recently made this team for a tournament match, and I tried it on the ladder afterwards. To my surprise, it worked really well and got me to my first 1700 in Ubers (which is top 30 currently). It's a Bulky Offense with some pretty different sets albeit on frequent Pokemons .
NDM : classic anti offense double dance set. Basically, if the opponent doesn't have any Dark types nor phazing in their team, it's pretty much an auto win button. The Tera helps against Koraidon and CC Zacian.
Zacian : This set works as an anti web thanks to Sub, and overall it's a pretty standard Zacian set. The Tera here is to win all Zacian 1 vs 1, as well as Ditto trying to sweep by copying your set.
Kyogre : In this team, he is filling more of a defensive role than an offensive one. It allows you to navigate more properly against SD Korai, Zacian, Choice locked Kyogre, WaterCeus, and many other sets. It can also do some pretty good damage, although you're gonna click Thunder Wave most of the time.
Terapagos : It's basically a panic button. If you have something reeeaaally scary in front of you, such a SD Korai or Zacian, a Double Dance Arceus, a DD or SD NDM, as well as many other things, and your team got weakened pretty hard, as long as you are full HP on Pagos, you can just throw it at the right time and it will save you with either Toxic or Roar. Rocks + Spin allows it to be useful throughout the entire match.
Lando T : He does so many things it's insane. Soft checks Zacian and Koraidon ; Ground and Electric (mainly Thunder Wave) immunity ; pivots ; speed control through Rock Tomb as well as scares Ho Oh ; does pretty good damage with EQ even though it has defensive reparts ; shuts down slow set up sweepers thanks to Taunt ; good against Webs, etc. He is so useful it's incredible. I went here with Rock Tomb instead of Rocks because I already had Rocks on Pagos and speed control is always useful. How the fuck is it still relevant after all its nerfs lmao
Koraidon : This is the weirdest set in this team, so I'll break it down in multiple parts.
- The moves : It's a stallbreaker set that can even 1 vs 1 Ho Oh with the help of the Tera under the right circumstances. Bulk Up + Drain Punch are here for longevity, Flame Charge for Speed as well as a form of second STAB thanks to Sun, that gets boosted a lot with Tera, and Taunt is here to shut down walls trying to burn, Toxic or phaze you, as well as some slow sweepers, such as Kyurem Black, Extreme Killer Arceus (max Speed neutral nature caps at 339 Speed), Groudon, Double Dance Arceus, NDM, Caly I, and many others.
- The Tera : Pretty classic Tera for it, but more than the defensive boosts, it gives here a huge power boost to Flame Charge.
- The item : I was going back and forth between Boots and Clear Amulet at first, but the complete immunity to all hazards is just too good to pass on with this set. The only downside of this choice is that Lando T is pretty tough to go through.
- The repart : This is the most interesting part. With this Speed, you outspeed up to Arceus full Speed with a neutral nature, as well as things like Defensive DD NDM, allowing you to Taunt them and exploiting them afterwards. The physical defense here allows you to tank a +3 Close Combat from Zacian, which allows you to Flame Charge it afterwards (Tera Fire makes you resist Behemoth Blade anyways, so against a Zacian, Tera + Flame Charge allows you to cover all non Tera options). You could invest even more in defense if you wanted to, allowing you to tank up to a +3 Electric Tera Wild Charge from Zacian, but it would make you invest a lot of EV's. The rest was thrown into Attack.
The team is very good, but very hard to manipulate, considering how the sets work. Trick Room match ups can be pretty tough to play against, as well as Deo S HO, and some Hazards Stack.
I'll share some replays showing how to play the team :
https://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/gen9ubers-2406471173-rtpk1ip6uoxuuhj2crr06ya9n7tonvvpw
https://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/gen9ubers-2406472741-ywn05uiedxko4l8u1t6t4b6x1l8k5bupw
The image you'll find is the proof that I got to top 30 / 1700 with it.
Yes it might not seem that high, but considering how much of a milestone it was for me, I'm proud of it.
Hope you'll like the team and thanks for reading !
NDM : classic anti offense double dance set. Basically, if the opponent doesn't have any Dark types nor phazing in their team, it's pretty much an auto win button. The Tera helps against Koraidon and CC Zacian.
Zacian : This set works as an anti web thanks to Sub, and overall it's a pretty standard Zacian set. The Tera here is to win all Zacian 1 vs 1, as well as Ditto trying to sweep by copying your set.
Kyogre : In this team, he is filling more of a defensive role than an offensive one. It allows you to navigate more properly against SD Korai, Zacian, Choice locked Kyogre, WaterCeus, and many other sets. It can also do some pretty good damage, although you're gonna click Thunder Wave most of the time.
Terapagos : It's basically a panic button. If you have something reeeaaally scary in front of you, such a SD Korai or Zacian, a Double Dance Arceus, a DD or SD NDM, as well as many other things, and your team got weakened pretty hard, as long as you are full HP on Pagos, you can just throw it at the right time and it will save you with either Toxic or Roar. Rocks + Spin allows it to be useful throughout the entire match.
Lando T : He does so many things it's insane. Soft checks Zacian and Koraidon ; Ground and Electric (mainly Thunder Wave) immunity ; pivots ; speed control through Rock Tomb as well as scares Ho Oh ; does pretty good damage with EQ even though it has defensive reparts ; shuts down slow set up sweepers thanks to Taunt ; good against Webs, etc. He is so useful it's incredible. I went here with Rock Tomb instead of Rocks because I already had Rocks on Pagos and speed control is always useful. How the fuck is it still relevant after all its nerfs lmao
Koraidon : This is the weirdest set in this team, so I'll break it down in multiple parts.
- The moves : It's a stallbreaker set that can even 1 vs 1 Ho Oh with the help of the Tera under the right circumstances. Bulk Up + Drain Punch are here for longevity, Flame Charge for Speed as well as a form of second STAB thanks to Sun, that gets boosted a lot with Tera, and Taunt is here to shut down walls trying to burn, Toxic or phaze you, as well as some slow sweepers, such as Kyurem Black, Extreme Killer Arceus (max Speed neutral nature caps at 339 Speed), Groudon, Double Dance Arceus, NDM, Caly I, and many others.
- The Tera : Pretty classic Tera for it, but more than the defensive boosts, it gives here a huge power boost to Flame Charge.
- The item : I was going back and forth between Boots and Clear Amulet at first, but the complete immunity to all hazards is just too good to pass on with this set. The only downside of this choice is that Lando T is pretty tough to go through.
- The repart : This is the most interesting part. With this Speed, you outspeed up to Arceus full Speed with a neutral nature, as well as things like Defensive DD NDM, allowing you to Taunt them and exploiting them afterwards. The physical defense here allows you to tank a +3 Close Combat from Zacian, which allows you to Flame Charge it afterwards (Tera Fire makes you resist Behemoth Blade anyways, so against a Zacian, Tera + Flame Charge allows you to cover all non Tera options). You could invest even more in defense if you wanted to, allowing you to tank up to a +3 Electric Tera Wild Charge from Zacian, but it would make you invest a lot of EV's. The rest was thrown into Attack.
The team is very good, but very hard to manipulate, considering how the sets work. Trick Room match ups can be pretty tough to play against, as well as Deo S HO, and some Hazards Stack.
I'll share some replays showing how to play the team :
https://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/gen9ubers-2406471173-rtpk1ip6uoxuuhj2crr06ya9n7tonvvpw
https://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/gen9ubers-2406472741-ywn05uiedxko4l8u1t6t4b6x1l8k5bupw
The image you'll find is the proof that I got to top 30 / 1700 with it.
Yes it might not seem that high, but considering how much of a milestone it was for me, I'm proud of it.
Hope you'll like the team and thanks for reading !
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Update on the last post : I got top 10 in Ubers with the same team, and I learned another funny thing : at +1 Defense, Tera Fire Koraidon tanks a Headlong Rush from a fully offensive Great Tusk.
Replay for the ones interested :
https://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/gen9ubers-2407040824-g13q0ww8ms6ayfmqd35wov9sho4pgl3pw
Replay for the ones interested :
https://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/gen9ubers-2407040824-g13q0ww8ms6ayfmqd35wov9sho4pgl3pw
https://pokepast.es/9ebc8665fd3ccb4b
There are many many many ways to build this six, scarf lando, sd korai, twave arc, wisp taunt defensive Etern everything can be changed honestly, I’ll get into more detail later by editing the post but this imo is the best combo of six rn in SV Ubers.
Great for players to mix and match and experiment too : )
Ok, to the explaination.
Koraidon is nothing special, a simple Tera ghost scarf variant, nothing special really. Though Tera ghost is used over fire as this team doesn’t have the ability to switch to Ho-Oh to deal with ekiller.
Ho-Oh though is running max speed jolly in order to be able to sub on most variants of twave arcs without needing to paralyze them, as fairyceus is often scared out by kyogre and something else would take the twave instead. And opposing arc fairy likes to go into a sturdy wall like opposing defensive Ho-Oh to sponge the paralysis.
Arc fairy here could probably run taunt + cm or cm roar or some other set as a nice endgame sweeper, even idcm could fit here, though I feel like roar is really needed here as HO runs rampant on the ladder.
I already have Tera fairy ogre and arc fairy, so I’m running Tera water lando to absorb any behemoth blades and rock tomb over taunt to stop any Tera flying Zac shenanigans as well, though taunt can still be used to stop idcm ndm cheese that could really mess this team up otherwise.
Life orb eternatus is probably my favorite set for etern at the moment, you throw off attacks with ease into so many balance and BO with ease and can break down Ho-Oh for your own, though lately people are running 128 speed timid defensive etern for the speed creep, that goes to show the effectiveness. You can also run timid over modest, but then you lose out on the guaranteed one shot on Zac with fire blast and iirc, 2hko on max HP ogre. Tera steel over Tera fire or dragon or even poison for me here is an emergency button vs Zac teams, while also checking ekiller as Zac runs less and less CC these days, though Tera poison is actually not THAT bad if you forgot to change it either, and Tera dragon helps with deleting Ho-Oh better. I almost forgot to slot in the 29 HP IV tech, as it helps you reduce life orb recoil.
Ogre here honestly can run cm over thunder or even twave, though I like the utility of paralyzing Etern for Ho-Oh and your own Etern sometimes. Cm without thunder is honestly very much viable, but thunder I like having around regardless.
There are many many many ways to build this six, scarf lando, sd korai, twave arc, wisp taunt defensive Etern everything can be changed honestly, I’ll get into more detail later by editing the post but this imo is the best combo of six rn in SV Ubers.
Great for players to mix and match and experiment too : )
Ok, to the explaination.
Koraidon is nothing special, a simple Tera ghost scarf variant, nothing special really. Though Tera ghost is used over fire as this team doesn’t have the ability to switch to Ho-Oh to deal with ekiller.
Ho-Oh though is running max speed jolly in order to be able to sub on most variants of twave arcs without needing to paralyze them, as fairyceus is often scared out by kyogre and something else would take the twave instead. And opposing arc fairy likes to go into a sturdy wall like opposing defensive Ho-Oh to sponge the paralysis.
Arc fairy here could probably run taunt + cm or cm roar or some other set as a nice endgame sweeper, even idcm could fit here, though I feel like roar is really needed here as HO runs rampant on the ladder.
I already have Tera fairy ogre and arc fairy, so I’m running Tera water lando to absorb any behemoth blades and rock tomb over taunt to stop any Tera flying Zac shenanigans as well, though taunt can still be used to stop idcm ndm cheese that could really mess this team up otherwise.
Life orb eternatus is probably my favorite set for etern at the moment, you throw off attacks with ease into so many balance and BO with ease and can break down Ho-Oh for your own, though lately people are running 128 speed timid defensive etern for the speed creep, that goes to show the effectiveness. You can also run timid over modest, but then you lose out on the guaranteed one shot on Zac with fire blast and iirc, 2hko on max HP ogre. Tera steel over Tera fire or dragon or even poison for me here is an emergency button vs Zac teams, while also checking ekiller as Zac runs less and less CC these days, though Tera poison is actually not THAT bad if you forgot to change it either, and Tera dragon helps with deleting Ho-Oh better. I almost forgot to slot in the 29 HP IV tech, as it helps you reduce life orb recoil.
Ogre here honestly can run cm over thunder or even twave, though I like the utility of paralyzing Etern for Ho-Oh and your own Etern sometimes. Cm without thunder is honestly very much viable, but thunder I like having around regardless.
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Here's my team:
https://pokepast.es/63bf440a406fbfba
Kyogre acts as a really strong sweeper with coverage movies like Ice beam and thunder. Its ability(drizzle) combines really well with Landorus' Sandsear storm, since it can't miss in rain.
Landorus also has the move earth power in case there's no rain, psychic for coverage and nasty plot for sweeping.
Calirex-Ice is simply a strong Pokémon with absurd stats. The Loaded dice allows it to have a 100% accuracy STAB move with at least 100 power.
Zekrom is also really strong, with Dragon Dance allowing it to become a dangerous sweeper; tera fairy makes it immune to dragon type moves.
Urshifu, thanks to its choice band and its really strong STAB moves, is another strong sweeper without needing to setup.
Arceus fairy is the strongest on this team thanks to its stats and moves, and can even handle super effective attacks without problem.
https://pokepast.es/63bf440a406fbfba
Kyogre acts as a really strong sweeper with coverage movies like Ice beam and thunder. Its ability(drizzle) combines really well with Landorus' Sandsear storm, since it can't miss in rain.
Landorus also has the move earth power in case there's no rain, psychic for coverage and nasty plot for sweeping.
Calirex-Ice is simply a strong Pokémon with absurd stats. The Loaded dice allows it to have a 100% accuracy STAB move with at least 100 power.
Zekrom is also really strong, with Dragon Dance allowing it to become a dangerous sweeper; tera fairy makes it immune to dragon type moves.
Urshifu, thanks to its choice band and its really strong STAB moves, is another strong sweeper without needing to setup.
Arceus fairy is the strongest on this team thanks to its stats and moves, and can even handle super effective attacks without problem.