Pet Mod Fusion Evolution [Gen 9] - Final Winners! | Closure

[Bobsican]

Commenting on the potential changes:

: I'm fine with these changes, while not necessarily broken, M-Sol Valiant has centralized the mega of choice for a lot of teams, making teambuilding rather boring, lowering the SpA does seem a bit excessive, however.

, , , : Fine with these changes, not much to say.

: I would think the stat narf and the Flying typing would be necessary if Psychic Surge + Expanding Force is desired to be kept for it, as the Speed nerf wouldn't change its defensive counterplay that much, plus being weak to Stealth Rock is big.

: I feel this one should use more meta development first, I don't feel at present that it's too much for the metagame, and the other changes here can indirectly impact it too as mentioned.

: I don't feel that granting it even more gimmicky immunities is going to help it that much, let alone consistently, I would recommend to just change its typing, Ghost/Ice and Grass/Ground are both better than Grass/Ice.

: Moody isn't inherently broken, especially as it no longer boosts Evasion, if anything I'd advocate for a sillier effect for consistency, namely making its ability raise Atk by 2 at the end of each turn.

 

[earl]

Psychic/Flying would absolutely kill Lelecuno. Losing the boost from psychic surge (and the higher BP from expanding force iirc) in exchange for redundant STAB is a ludicrous nerf

 

[anaconja]

balance patch just dropped

banned
this mon was simply too good, any stat changes dont nerf the crazy offensive stats enough. also makes way for the next entry:

70 / 130 / 80 / 100 / 60 / 100 ---> 70 / 130 / 80 / 100 / 60 / 110
Baryon Blade (Super Luck + Quark Drive) = Effects of both abilities. While Quark Drive is active, +1 crit stage.
significantly improved speed tier lets it outspeed celedos, meowscorio, and scarf anoridon (with speed booster). proper quark drive effects lets it properly abuse eterrain making it a potent abuser with sd, and extra crit is just a nice bonus.

76 / 121 / 77 / 90 / 68 / 97 ---> 76 / 116 / 77 / 90 / 68 / 97
this mons a bit too good at anti-offensing so a slight atk nerf is due

Mercury Pulse ---> Drizzle
75 / 115 / 85 / 65 / 75 / 105 ---> 75 / 125 / 85 / 65 / 75 / 105
similarly anoraidon was too good at scarfing as its atk was effectively base 170 after the 1.333x boost. changing it to drizzle and giving it an atk buff to compensate should reduce its offensive presence to be more manageable

75 / 112 / 90 / 87 / 78 / 67 ---> 85 / 112 / 90 / 67 / 88 / 67
what ap said

130 / 131 / 90 / 65 / 75 / 74 ---> 120 / 141 / 90 / 65 / 75 / 74
ultimately we chose to buff atk since you dont outspeed too much with +10 spe besides wopple/florge (both of whom are pretty niche in the first place). its massive atk should make it a little more appealing now

101 / 125 / 83 / 86 / 79 / 96 ---> 101 / 125 / 83 / 86 / 79 / 106
what ap said

89 / 95 / 79 / 103 / 79 / 121 ---> 89 / 97 / 79 / 91 / 79 / 136
89 / 125 / 99 / 113 / 99 / 141 ---> 89 / 127 / 99 / 101 / 99 / 156
what ap said

 

[DerpyIsMe3]

:swsh/ironjugulis:

Ludigulis

DNA Donors: Ludicolo / Iron Jugulis
Fusion Name: Ludigulis
New Types:

Base Stats: 60 / 80 / 65 / 120 / 100 / 100 [BST: 525] (+-27 HP / +5 Atk / +-13 Def / +14 SpA / +10 SpD / +11 Spe)
New Ability: Electric Swim = (Swift Swim + Quark Drive)
Ability Description: Quark Drive + Swift Swim, but rain instead of sun.
Notable Moves:

U-Turn, Water Fall

Weather Ball, Meteor Beam

Nasty Plot
Intended Role: Sweeper
Role Justification: N-Plot with weather ball rain + quark drive boost to get him going is insane.

 

[Gekokeso]

:swsh/ironjugulis:

Ludigulis

DNA Donors: Ludicolo / Iron Jugulis
Fusion Name: Ludigulis
New Types:

Base Stats: 60 / 80 / 65 / 120 / 100 / 100 [BST: 525] (+-27 HP / +5 Atk / +-13 Def / +14 SpA / +10 SpD / +11 Spe)
New Ability: Electric Swim = (Swift Swim + Quark Drive)
Ability Description: Quark Drive + Swift Swim, but rain instead of sun.
Notable Moves:

U-Turn, Water Fall

Weather Ball, Meteor Beam

Nasty Plot
Intended Role: Sweeper
Role Justification: N-Plot with weather ball rain + quark drive boost to get him going is insane.

Fusion Evolution as a project has ended, it is not accepting new submissions.

 

[anaconja]

its 5am and i havent slept yet but i encountered this defunct team again in my builder and i had to show it off before it fades from collective consciousness
https://pokepast.es/abccb877b995eb51

pawnrunt is the star of the team obviously, with moody it can scale up and eventually sweep a weakened team. icicle crash is a decent spammable stab, used over iron head because stargrowth walls that, and the set is otherwise a glalie one. 240 hp hits the benchmark of getting 5 subs with lefties and 180+ spe allows you to outspeed up to +1 iron mimic, rest thrown into def for weak flips and stuff.

clod takes on fires and stargrowth, who can spam scald while not being too bothered by disable since it usually runs scald + flip. it spreads burns and poison real well which is key to whittling down walls.

king supports with even more status, this time with burn and para which pawnrunt can abuse to paraflinch or spam subtect. it also slows down faster walls so you can sub on them.

garg absorbs status and is the first spinner, which is important because hazards really cut into pawn's effectiveness. salt and knock do a bunch of chip p much.

pyuk is the setup check and also the knock absorber thanks to mega. you should probably never use it unless youre sure the opponent doesnt have any setup, and even then rough skin is pretty useful. it stacks spikes and spreads toxic not much to say

star ties it together with a second spin and more burns. eq hits clod and chips stuff like muk while still beating floatzera.

now its been a hella long time since i actually used this but stuff like iron matcha just cleaves through the team (maybe you can salt it and hope it dies idk) but it was hella funny when it was legal and got me really far at the time

here are some replays
https://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/dragonheaven-gen9fusionevolution-743
https://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/dragonheaven-gen9fusionevolution-1617?p2 vs zxg

https://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/dragonheaven-gen9fusionevolution-1609?p2 instant loss to plot celedos :soyegg:
https://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/dragonheaven-gen9fusionevolution-1640?p2 crash miss :soyegg:
https://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/dragonheaven-gen9fusionevolution-728?p2 this isnt the team but its pawnrunt + varantis so thats something
ok im going to sleep please excuse my brainrot

 

[AquaticPanic]

It's been a while

During our break, the Fusion Evolution Council has been discussing what is the best course of action for us to take going forward. While starting freshw ith a new meta was considered, we ultimately decided it is best to polish our current SV metas before tackling anything new. As such, that's where our next project comes in: a Random Battles version of this very format!

The idea behind this choice is that it makes the mod a lot easier for new people to get into, as they can just hop onto a random battle and slowly get familiar with the Pokémon and what they do, rather than opening the teambuilder and there immediately being met with 50 new guys at once

For this to be propperly set up, the fusions will all need sets. We will be providing a template as well as a small guide on how it works. With that all said, let us begin...

Fusion Evolution Random Sets Workshop!​

So, a quick explaination of how Randbats sets work is necessary (which I am stealing directly from Vaporemons)

How to submit random battle sets

So, unlike sets from the teambuilder, random battle sets are coded in a different way. Here's an example:

    "charizard": {
        "level": 85,
        "sets": [
            {
                "role": "Fast Attacker",
                "movepool": ["Earthquake", "Flamethrower", "Focus Blast", "Hurricane", "Will-O-Wisp"],
                "teraTypes": ["Dragon", "Fire", "Ground"]
            },
            {
                "role": "Setup Sweeper",
                "movepool": ["Dragon Dance", "Earthquake", "Flare Blitz", "Outrage", "Swords Dance"],
                "teraTypes": ["Dragon", "Ground"]
            },
            {
                "role": "Fast Attacker",
                "movepool": ["Air Slash", "Fire Blast", "Solar Beam", "Sunny Day"],
                "teraTypes": ["Fire", "Grass"]
            }
        ]
    },

To explain each part of the template briefly:

- Level: Each Pokemon is assigned their own level, I believe based on winrates in vanilla Random Battles. These range from the high 90s for very bad mons like Glalie (Level 96), down to the 60s for very powerful Ubers like Koraidon (Level 64). Here in FESV, most of the Pokémon should be around around Level 80 (with some small variations so something weakerlike Yveltox can be slightly higher level than a top tier like Iron Meta). We will also allow set submissions for UU and NFEs, which obviously would need to be a higher level, but please focus primarely on the OU Pokémon. Megas may also have different levels and sets from their base form.

- Sets: I'll explain each part separately, but I want to note that every mon can have up to 3 sets, so you can submit up to 3 sets for a mon. This also gives you some room to have something goofy with one of the sets

- Role: Assigning a role to the Pokemon helps guide the random team generator and sometimes effects what item the mon will get. The available roles are: Wallbreaker, Bulky Setup, Bulky Support, Bulky Attacker, Fast Attacker, Setup Sweeper, Fast Support, and AV Pivot. Note that AV Pivot guarantees that the mon gets an Assault Vest, Setup Sweeper tends to give the mon a Life Orb, and Wallbreaker tends to give mons with 4 Attacking moves a Choice item.

- Movepool: These are the selection of moves that the Pokemon can have when that set is chosen. You can list up to 6, of which it'll choose 4, and you can have less than 4 if you're submitting some Last Resort shenanigans. The random team generation tends to favor giving the mon STAB moves. You can also just give your set 4 moves for consistency, or give it more than 4 moves but force certain moves to always show up

- Tera Types: Since Tera is banned in Fusion Evolution, it'll also be banned in Randbats, so don't worry about this section.

There are some other things that you can do that isn't in the template above, namely forcing certain items and abilities. If you want a specific set to have a specific item, move or ability, then make sure to list it.

(Be sure to also read the spoiler box above this, ESPECIALLY for the "Role" section)

:sm/pokemon::sm/pokemon:
Pokemon:
Level:
Role:
Moves:
Forced Moves (Optional):
Forced Item (Optional):
Forced Ability (Optional):


So, for an example:


Pokemon: Drampiclus
Level: 80
Role: AV Pivot
Moves: Draco Meteor, Psyshock, Flamethrower, Knock Off, Future sight
Forced Item: Assault Vest



There's a lot of fusions to make sets for, so it'd be ideal for everyone to sub set ideas you have! Council will select what we deem more viable for each fusion. It would also be good for people to give eachother feedback on the submitted sets.

For now, that is all! Submit your sets, and farewell!

 

[Orangesodapop]

osps mons MUST have cheese sets in the randbats…

lelecuno

Pokemon: lelecuno
Level: 78
Role: Fast Attacker
Moves: Moonblast, Shadow Ball, Freezing Glare, Focus Blast, Trick, U-Turn
Forced Moves: Moonblast
Forced Item: Choice Scarf

Pokemon: lelecuno
Level: 78
Role: Bulky Setup
Moves: Moonblast, Calm Mind, Psyshock, Focus Blast, Recover, Shadow Ball
Forced Moves: Moonblast, Calm Mind, Psyshock

Pokemon: lelecuno
Level: 78
Role: Setup Sweeper
Moves: Stored Power, Draining Kiss, Calm Mind, Agility, Iron Defense
Forced Moves: Stored Power, Draining Kiss, Calm Mind
Forced Item: Weakness Policy

mr meat

Pokemon: Mr Heat
Level: 84
Role: Wallbreaker
Moves: Magma Storm, Earth Power, Will-O-Wisp, Stealth Rock, Taunt, Nasty Plot
Forced Moves: Magma Storm, Earth Power
Forced Item: Heavy Duty Boots

Pokemon: Mr Heat
Level: 84
Role: Bulky Attacker
Moves: Magma Storm, Earth Power, Nasty Plot, Thunderbolt, Focus Blast, Energy Ball
Forced Moves: Magma Storm, Earth Power, Nasty Plot

bombirdus

Pokemon: Bombirdus
Level: 89
Role: Fast Attacker
Moves: Knock Off, Brave Bird, U-Turn, Stone Edge, Sucker Punch, Drill Run
Forced Moves: Knock Off, Brave Bird, U-Turn

Pokemon: Bombirdus
Level: 89
Role: Bulky Setup
Moves: Bulk Up, Roost, Knock Off, Brave Bird, Stone Edge
Forced Moves: Bulk Up, Roost, Knock Off

Aromalge

Pokemon: Aromalge
Level: 91
Role: Assault Vest Pivot
Moves: Flip Turn, Moonblast, Sludge Wave, Scald, Thunderbolt, Dragon Tail
Forced Moves: Flip Turn, Moonblast,
Forced Item: Assault Vest


Pokemon: Aromalge
Level: 89
Role: Wallbreaker
Moves: Moonblast, Sludge Wave, Focus Blast, Thunderbolt, Scald, Flip Turn
Forced Moves: Flip Turn, Moonblast,
Forced Item: Choice Specs

Pokemon: Aromalge
Level: 89
Role: Bulky Support
Moves: Wish, Protect, Toxic Spikes, Moonblast, Flip Turn, Scald
Forced Moves: Wish, Protect, Moonblast
Forced Item: Black Sludge

Jirabsca

Pokemon: Jirabsca
Level: 89
Role: Bulky Support
Moves: Recover, Doom Desire, U-Turn, Earth Power, Bug Buzz, Stealth Rock
Forced Moves: Recover, Doom Desire, U-Turn
Forced Item: Leftovers

Not osp mons that have cheese sets

Deoxyslash-Speed

Pokemon: Deoxyslash-Speed
Level: 76
Role: Setup Sweeper
Moves: Night Shade, Cosmic Power, Recover, Taunt
Forced Moves:
Forced Item: Rocky Helmet

Pokemon: Deoxyslash
Level: 76
Role: Fast Support
Moves: Light Screen, Reflect, Steel Beam, Taunt
Forced Item: Focus Sash (free light clay)

 

[Glubbfubb]

Celedos

Celedos
Level: 88
Role: Bulky Attacker
Moves: Thunderbolt, Energy Ball, Heat Wave, Roost, Volt Switch, Nasty Plot
Forced Moves: Thunderbolt, Energy Ball, Nasty Plot
Forced Item: Leftovers

Celedos
Level: 89
Role: Fast Attacker
Moves: Thunderbolt, Leaf Storm, Heat Wave, Volt Switch, Aura Sphere, Psychic
Forced Moves: Volt Switch, Leaf Storm
Forced Item: Choice Scarf

Celedos
Level: 88
Role: Bulky Support
Moves: Thunderbolt, Energy Ball, Psychic, Thunder Wave, Roost, Heal Bell
Forced Moves: Thunderbolt, Heal Bell
Forced Item: Leftovers

Made some random battle sets of Celedos, hope they look good, may do more in the future.

 

[earl]

Celedos

Celedos
Level: 90
Role: Bulky Attacker
Moves: Thunderbolt, Energy Ball, Heat Wave, Roost, Volt Switch, Nasty Plot
Forced Moves: Thunderbolt, Energy Ball, Nasty Plot
Forced Item: Leftovers

Celedos
Level: 91
Role: Fast Attacker
Moves: Thunderbolt, Leaf Storm, Heat Wave, Volt Switch, Aura Sphere, Psychic
Forced Moves: Volt Switch, Leaf Storm
Forced Item: Choice Scarf

Celedos
Level: 90
Role: Bulky Support
Moves: Thunderbolt, Energy Ball, Psychic, Thunder Wave, Roost, Heal Bell
Forced Moves: Thunderbolt, Heal Bell
Forced Item: Leftovers

Made some random battle sets of Celedos, hope they look good, may do more in the future.

The levels are a touch too high and the forced moves are probably unnecessary, but otherwise very nice!

 

[DenebStargazer]

throwing my Ass in the Ring

Amigotrio-Alola

Pokemon: Amigotrio-Alola
Level: 82
Role: Wallbreaker
Moves: Earthquake, Brave Bird, Stone Edge, U-Turn, Close Combat

Role: Set Up Sweeper
Moves: Earthquake, Brave Bird, Stone Edge, Roost, Close Combat, Swords Dance
Forced Moves: Swords Dance

Arbolosion-Hisui

Pokemon: Arbolosion-Hisui
Level: 80
Role: Wallbreaker
Moves: Eruption, Leaf Storm, Will-O-Wisp, Earth Power, Strength Sap, Flamethrower
Forced Item: Eject Pack
Forced Moves: Leaf Storm

Role: Bulky Support
Moves: Flamethrower, Giga Drain, Strength Sap, Leech Seed, Substitute
Forced Moves: Substitute, Leech Seed

Role: Setup Sweeper
Moves: Flamethrower, Energy Ball, Earth Power, Calm Mind

Deoxyslash-Speed

Pokemon: Deoxyslash-Speed
Level: 76
Role: Fast Support
Moves: Psycho Boost, Taunt, Stealth Rock, Knock Off, King's Shield
Forced Moves: King's Shield

Role: Wallbreaker
Moves: Psycho Boost, Flash Cannon, Focus Blast, Trick, Psyshock, Shadow Ball

Florgerouge

:sm/florgerouge:
Pokemon: Florgerouge
Level: 80
Role: Wallbreaker
Moves: Armor Cannon, Moonblast, Giga Drain, Aura Sphere, Will-O-Wisp

Role: Bulky Support
Moves: Flamethrower, Moonblast, Wish, Will-O-Wisp, Giga Drain, Protect
Forced Item: Heavy-Duty Boots

Role: Setup Sweeper
Moves: Iron Defense, Calm Mind, Wish, Stored Power

Revarantis

Pokemon: Revarantis
Level: 75
Role: Wallbreaker
Moves: Leaf Storm, Spin Out, Superpower, Knock Off, Overheat
Forced Item: Leftovers

 

[zxgzxg]

hi i decided to do all of them. yeah. levels should be relative to eachother so i didnt do them. if i have to ill do them later.

Sets

Pokemon: Revarantis
Role: Bulky Setup
Moves: Leaf Storm, Overheat, Spin Out, Synthesis

Pokemon: Revarantis
Role: Bulky Support
Moves: Leaf Storm, Overheat, Knock Off, Defog, Synthesis

Pokemon: Rotoghold
Role: Fast Attacker
Moves: Make It Rain, Shadow Ball, Volt Switch, Trick

Pokemon: Rotoghold
Role: Bulky Support
Moves: Will-O-Wisp, Hex, Make It Rain, Recover, Nasty Plot

Pokemon: Rotoghold
Role: Bulky Setup
Moves: Nasty Plot, Shadow Ball, Make It Rain, Recover

Pokemon: Toedieleki
Role: Fast Support
Moves: Earth Power, Volt Switch, Rapid Spin, Knock Off

Pokemon: Toedieleki
Role: Fast Attacker
Moves: Earth Power, Thunderbolt, Volt Switch, Leaf Storm

Pokemon: Arbolosion-Hisui
Role: Bulky Attacker
Moves: Leaf Storm, Overheat, Earth Power, Trick, Strength Sap

Pokemon: Iron Meta
Role: Wallbreaker
Moves: Hurricane, Fire Blast, Earth Power, Flash Cannon, Trick

Pokemon: Iron Meta
Role: Bulky Support
Moves: Stealth Rock, Hurricane, Meteor Mash, Knock Off, U-turn

Pokemon: Iron Meta-Mega
Role: Bulky Attacker
Moves: Meteor Mash, Bullet Punch, Knock Off, Earthquake, Fire Punch
Forced Item: Metagrossite

Pokemon: Deciperior-Hisui
Role: Bulky Support
Moves: Stealth Rock, Roost, Earthquake, Triple Arrows, U-turn

Pokemon: Slither King
Role: Bulky Support
Moves: Spikes, Will-O-Wisp, Thunder Wave, Morning Sun, U-turn

Pokemon: Gargamise
Role: Bulky Support
Moves: Stealth Rock, Salt Cure, Recover, Rapid Spin, Protect, Knock Off

Pokemon: Drampiclus
Role: Bulky Attacker
Moves: Draco Meteor, Psychic, Focus Blast, Fire Blast, Trick Room

Pokemon: Muktaria-Alola
Role: Bulky Support
Moves: Sludge Bomb, Roost, Will-O-Wisp, Dragon Tail, Haze

Pokemon: Muktaria-Alola-Mega
Role: Setup Sweeper
Moves: Dragon Dance, Double-Edge, Earthquake, Roost
Forced Item: Altarianite

Pokemon: Whimsy Sands
Role: Fast Support
Moves: Leech Seed, Protect, Substitute, Earth Power
Forced Item: Booster Energy

Pokemon: Whimsy Sands
Role: Fast Attacker
Moves: Moonblast, Earth Power, Thunderbolt, Energy Ball, U-turn, Spikes, Encore
Forced Item: Booster Energy

Pokemon: Roaring Sal
Role: Fast Attacker
Moves: Flare Blitz, Knock Off, Gunk Shot, Earthquake, U-turn

Pokemon: Roaring Sal
Role: Setup Sweeper
Moves: Dragon Dance, Flare Blitz, Knock Off, Earthquake, Gunk Shot
Forced Item: Booster Energy

Pokemon: Roaring Sal
Role: Fast Support
Moves: Fire Lash, Knock Off, Will-O-Wisp, Roost, U-turn, Taunt

Pokemon: Sol Valiant
Role: Fast Attacker
Moves: Night Slash, Play Rough, Close Combat, Fire Punch, Sucker Punch
Forced Item: Booster Energy

Pokemon: Sol Valiant
Role: Setup Sweeper
Moves: Swords Dance, Night Slash, Play Rough, Sucker Punch
Forced Item: Booster Energy

Pokemon: Sol Valiant-Mega
Role: Fast Attacker
Moves: Knock Off, Moonblast, Fire Blast, Psychic, Close Combat, Encore
Forced Item: Absolite

Pokemon: Meowscorio-Sensu
Role: Setup Sweeper
Moves: Quiver Dance, Revelation Dance, Hurricane, Roost

Pokemon: Brambleswine
Role: Fast Attacker
Moves: Icicle Crash, Power Whip, Rapid Spin, Knock Off, Spikes

Pokemon: Brambleswine
Role: Fast Support
Moves: Leech Seed, Protect, Substitute, Ice Spinner

Pokemon: Relishadow
Role: Wallbreaker
Moves: Head Smash, Spectral Thief, Shadow Sneak, Close Combat

Pokemon: Garpyuku
Role: Bulky Support
Moves: Stealth Rock, Spikes, Earthquake, Liquidation, Toxic, Recover

Pokemon: Garpyuku-Mega
Role: Bulky Attacker
Moves: Stealth Rock, Spikes, Earthquake, Liquidation, Toxic, Recover
Forced Item: Garchompite

Pokemon: Yveltox
Role: Setup Sweeper
Moves: Quiver Dance, Oblivion Wing, Hurricane, Sludge Bomb, Heat Wave

Pokemon: Iron Mimic
Role: Setup Sweeper
Moves: Dragon Dance, Stone Edge, Earthquake, Play Rough
Forced Item: Booster Energy

Pokemon: Iron Dirge
Role: Setup Sweeper
Moves: Torch Song, Earth Power, Rapid Spin, Slack Off
Forced Item: Booster Energy

Pokemon: Iron Tornado
Role: Setup Sweeper
Moves: Swords Dance, Acrobatics, Close Combat, Knock Off, Earthquake
Forced Item: Booster Energy

Pokemon: Deliraidon
Role: Fast Attacker
Moves: Draco Meteor, Gunk Shot, Overheat, Thunder, Blizzard, Rapid Spin, U-turn

Pokemon: Deliraidon
Role: Fast Support
Moves: Draco Meteor, U-turn, Spikes, Rapid Spin

Pokemon: Stargrowth
Role: Bulky Support
Moves: Scald, Giga Drain, Rapid Spin, Flip Turn, Leech Seed, Recover

Pokemon: Floatzera
Role: Fast Attacker
Moves: Plasma Fists, Wave Crash, Ice Spinner, Knock Off, Flip Turn

Pokemon: Crygargonal
Role: Setup Sweeper
Moves: Nasty Plot, Freeze-Dry, Sludge Wave, Focus Blast

Pokemon: Crygargonal-Mega
Role: Fast Attacker
Moves: Freeze-Dry, Sludge Wave, Recover, Encore, Will-O-Wisp

Pokemon: Crygargonal-Mega
Role: Setup Sweeper
Moves: Nasty Plot, Freeze-Dry, Sludge Wave, Focus Blast
Forced Item: Gengarite

Pokemon: Wopple
Role: Wallbreaker
Moves: Outrage, Grav Apple, U-turn, Knock Off

Pokemon: Wopple
Role: Setup Sweeper
Moves: Dragon Dance, Outrage, Grav Apple, Sucker Punch, Power Whip
Forced Item: Lum Berry

Pokemon: Amphamence
Role: Bulky Attacker
Moves: Hurricane, Volt Switch, Roost, Flamethrower, Hydro Pump, Discharge

Pokemon: Amphamence-Mega-X
Role: Setup Sweeper
Moves: Dragon Dance, Double-Edge, Earthquake, Roost
Forced Item: Salamencite

Pokemon: Amphamence-Mega-Y
Role: Bulky Attacker
Moves: Draco Meteor, Thunderbolt, Hydro Pump, Roost
Forced Item: Ampharosite

Pokemon: Iron Legion
Role: Fast Attacker
Moves: Hydro Pump, Shadow Ball, Freeze-Dry, Flip Turn

Pokemon: Celedos
Role: Fast Attacker
Moves: Thunderbolt, Leaf Storm, Trick, Volt Switch, Healing Wish

Pokemon: Primeleo
Role: Fast Attacker
Moves: Sunsteel Strike, Close Combat, U-turn, Trick

Pokemon: Primeleo
Role: Bulky Setup
Moves: Bulk Up, Sunsteel Strike, Drain Punch, Rage Fist, Morning Sun

Pokemon: Bellikiss
Role: Bulky Support
Moves: Discharge, Dazzling Gleam, Slack Off, Volt Switch

Pokemon: Samuraiai-Hisui
Role: Setup Sweeper
Moves: Swords Dance, Aqua Cutter, Cross Poison, Sacred Sword, Aqua Jet

Pokemon: Samuraiai-Hisui
Role: Fast Attacker
Moves: Aqua Cutter, Cross Poison, Ceaseless Edge, Sacred Sword, Aqua Jet, U-turn

Pokemon: Florgerouge
Role: Wallbreaker
Moves: Armor Cannon, Moonblast, Energy Ball, Psychic, Trick

Pokemon: Florgerouge
Role: Bulky Support
Moves: Lava Plume, Moonblast, Wish, Protect

Pokemon: Urshiluxe-Rapid-Strike
Role: Fast Attacker
Moves: Ice Spinner, Surging Strikes, Close Combat, U-turn

Pokemon: Tinkovish
Role: Bulky Setup
Moves: Swords Dance, Gigaton Hammer, Fishious Rend, Substitute

Pokemon: Goopert-Hisui
Role: Bulky Support
Moves: Stealth Rock, Draco Meteor, Surf, Knock Off, Flip Turn

Pokemon: Goopert-Hisui-Mega
Role: Fast Attacker
Moves: Rain Dance, Liquidation, Dragon Claw, Flip Turn
Forced Item: Swampertite

Pokemon: Goopert-Hisui-Mega
Role: Bulky Attacker
Moves: Liquidation, Draco Meteor, Earthquake, Knock Off, Flip Turn
Forced Item: Swampertite

Pokemon: Baxgeist-Large
Role: Wallbreaker
Moves: Glaive Rush, Poltergeist, Shadow Sneak, Earthquake, Explosion, Trick

Pokemon: Baxgeist-Large
Role: Setup Sweeper
Moves: Swords Dance, Glaive Rush, Poltergeist, Shadow Sneak

Pokemon: Baxgeist-Large
Role: Setup Sweeper
Moves: Swords Dance, Scale Shot, Poltergeist, Earthquake
Forced Item: Loaded Dice

Pokemon: Cresserace
Role: Fast Support
Moves: Pyro Ball, Court Change, Moonlight, Recover, Healing Wish

Pokemon: Cresserace
Role: Fast Attacker
Moves: Pyro Ball, Gunk Shot, Double-Edge, U-turn

Pokemon: Tapu Titan
Role: Wallbreaker
Moves: Icicle Crash, Play Rough, Liquidation, Ice Shard
Forced Item: Life Orb

Pokemon: Necrotrik-Dawn-Wings
Role: Bulky Attacker
Moves: Thunderbolt, Moongeist Beam, Giga Drain, Trick Room
Forced Item: Weakness Policy

Pokemon: Necrotrik-Ultra
Role: Setup Sweeper
Moves: Dragon Dance, Wild Charge, Dragon Claw, Earthquake
Forced Item: Depleted Necrozium Z

Pokemon: Druddizor
Role: Bulky Support
Moves: Stealth Rock, Glare, Bullet Punch,

Pokemon: Druddizor-Mega
Role: Setup Sweeper
Moves: Swords Dance, Scale Shot, Iron Head, Close Combat
Forced Item: Scizorite

Pokemon: Great Kleav
Role: Wallbreaker
Moves: Stone Axe, Headlong Rush, X-Scissor, U-turn

Pokemon: Scream Cormorant
Role: Bulky Support
Moves: Surf, Dazzling Gleam, Roost, Defog
Forced Item: Booster Energy

Pokemon: Yu-Clod
Role: Bulky Support
Moves: Lava Plume, Sludge Bomb, Recover, Stealth Rock, Spikes, Toxic

Pokemon: Mawlakazam
Role: Wallbreaker
Moves: Dazzling Gleam, Psychic, Fire Blast, Focus Blast
Forced Item: Life Orb

Pokemon: Mawlakazam-Mega-X
Role: Bulky Setup
Moves: Swords Dance, Play Rough, Psychic Fangs, Sucker Punch
Forced Item: Mawilite

Pokemon: Mawlakazam-Mega-Y
Role: Setup Sweeper
Moves: Calm Mind, Dazzling Gleam, Psychic, Fire Blast, Focus Blast
Forced Item: Alakazite

Pokemon: Bouffa-Lu
Role: Bulky Support
Moves: Spikes, Body Slam, Earthquake, Ruination, Whirlwind

Pokemon: Vikadrago
Role: Bulky Attacker
Moves: Draco Meteor, Dragon Energy, Bug Buzz, Earth Power, Volt Switch, Sticky Web

Pokemon: Icekrai
Role: Wallbreaker
Moves: Ice Beam, Dark Pulse, Thunderbolt, Focus Blast, Sludge Bomb, Trick

Pokemon: Weezaluna-Bloodmoon
Role: Bulky Support
Moves: Toxic Spikes, Earth Power, Sludge Bomb, Flamethrower, Moonlight

Pokemon: Weezaluna-Bloodmoon
Role: Bulky Setup
Moves: Calm Mind, Earth Power, Sludge Bomb, Flamethrower, Moonlight

Pokemon: Amigotrio-Alola
Role: Setup Sweeper
Moves: Swords Dance, Earthquake, Brave Bird, Stone Edge, Close Combat

Pokemon: Amigotrio-Alola
Role: Fast Attacker
Moves: Earthquake, Brave Bird, Stone Edge, Close Combat, U-turn

Pokemon: Iron Matcha
Role: Bulky Setup
Moves: Calm Mind, Matcha Gotcha, Flamethrower, Strength Sap
Forced Item: Booster Energy

Pokemon: Aero Wake
Role: Fast Support
Moves: Hydro Pump, Hurricane, Flip Turn, Stealth Rock , Roost, Taunt

Pokemon: Aero Wake-Mega
Role: Fast Attacker
Moves: Liquidation, Dual Wingbeat, Fire Fang, Flip Turn
Forced Item: Aerodactylite

Pokemon: Anoraidon
Role: Fast Attacker
Moves: Close Combat, Knock Off, Rapid Spin, U-turn, Aqua Jet

Pokemon: Deoxyslash-Speed-Shield
Role: Fast Support
Moves: Spikes, Taunt, Psycho Boost, Steel Beam, Destiny Bond
Forced Item: Focus Sash

Pokemon: Deoxyslash-Speed-Shield
Role: Setup Sweeper
Moves: Nasty Plot, Psycho Boost, Flash Cannon, Focus Blast, Recover

Pokemon: Lelecuno-Galar
Role: Wallbreaker
Moves: Psychic, Moonblast, Focus Blast, Trick, Shadow Ball

Pokemon: Lelecuno-Galar
Role: Bulky Setup
Moves: Calm Mind, Freezing Glare, Moonblast, Recover

Pokemon: Guguzzparce
Role: Wallbreaker
Moves: Boomburst, Draco Meteor, Fire Blast, Dark Pulse

Pokemon: Guguzzparce
Role: Bulky Support
Moves: Stealth Rock, Boomburst, Draco Meteor, Roost, Glare

Pokemon: Golisoros-Paldea-Blaze
Role: Wallbreaker
Moves: Close Combat, Liquidation, Raging Bull, Aqua Jet

Pokemon: Aggram
Role: Wallbreaker
Moves: Flare Blitz, Head Smash, Earthquake, Superpwoer

Pokemon: Aggram
Role: Bulky Setup
Moves: Dragon Dance, Flare Blitz, Head Smash, Earthquake

Pokemon: Aggram-Mega
Role: Bulky Support
Moves: Stealth Rock, Will-O-Wisp, Stone Edge, Earthquake, Dragon Tail

Pokemon: Tyranix
Role: Wallbreaker
Moves: Rock Slide, Earth Power, Fire Blast, Thunderbolt
Forced Item: Life Orb

Pokemon: Tyranix
Role: Bulky Support
Moves: Stealth Rock, Stone Edge, Earthquake, Knock Off, Toxic

Pokemon: Tyranix-Mega-X
Role: Bulky Setup
Moves: Dragon Dance, Stone Edge, Earthquake, Fire Punch, Ice Punch

Pokemon: Tyranix-Mega-Y
Role: Bulky Attacker
Moves: Stealth Rock, Stone Edge, Earthquake, Fire Punch, Ice Punch

Pokemon: Conkelbun
Role: Wallbreaker
Moves: Play Rough, Close Combat, Fire Punch, Thunder Punch
Forced Ability: Power Buns
Forced Item: Life Orb

Pokemon: Conkelbun
Role: Bulky Attacker
Moves: Facade, Play Rough, Close Combat, Mach Punch, Earthquake
Forced Ability: Adrenaline Aroma
Forced Item: Flame Orb

Pokemon: Chomptry
Role: Bulky Setup
Moves: Swords Dance, Knock Off, Sucker Punch, Dragon Claw, Poison Jab

Pokemon: Chomptry
Role: Setup Sweeper
Moves: Nasty Plot, Draco Meteor, Dark Pulse, Fire Blast, Focus Blast

Pokemon: Chomptry-Mega
Role: Bulky Setup
Moves: Swords Dance, Knock Off, Sucker Punch, Dragon Claw, Poison Jab
Forced Item: Garchompite

Pokemon: Chomptry-Mega
Role: Setup Sweeper
Moves: Nasty Plot, Draco Meteor, Dark Pulse, Fire Blast, Focus Blast
Forced Item: Garchompite

Pokemon: Overgyara
Role: Bulky Support
Moves: Scald, Barb Barrage, Toxic Spikes, Spikes, Thunder Wave

Pokemon: Overgyara
Role: Setup Sweeper
Moves: Dragon Dance, Liquidation, Gunk Shot, Earthquake, Temper Flare

Pokemon: Overgyara-Mega
Role: Setup Sweeper
Moves: Dragon Dance, Liquidation, Crunch, Earthquake, Temper Flare
Forced Item: Gyaradosite

Pokemon: Sneasel-Prime
Role: Fast Attacker
Moves: Triple Axel, Gunk Shot, Close Combat, Knock Off, Ice Shard

Pokemon: Sneasel-Prime
Role: Setup Sweeper
Moves: Swords Dance, Triple Axel, Gunk Shot, Close Combat, Ice Shard

Pokemon: Brambleshao
Role: Fast Attacker
Moves: Power Whip, Close Combat, Knock Off, U-turn, Rapid Spin, Triple Axel

Pokemon: Eisephalon
Role: Wallbreaker
Moves: Fire Blast, Freeze-Dry, Hydro Pump, Overheat

Pokemon: Frosgambit
Role: Bulky Setup
Moves: Swords Dance, Poltergeist, Shadow Sneak, Iron Head

Pokemon: Frosgambit
Role: Bulky Support
Moves: Iron Head, Poltergeist, Spikes, Will-O-Wisp, Pain Split

Pokemon: Kabupult
Role: Wallbreaker
Moves: Hydro Pump, Shadow Ball, Fire Blast, Thunderbolt, U-turn

Pokemon: Kabupult
Role: Setup Sweeper
Moves: Swords Dance, Liquidation, Knock Off, Aqua Jet

Pokemon: Magnegiri
Role: Wallbreaker
Moves: Draco Meteor, Flash Cannon, Thunderbolt, Volt Switch
Forced Ability: Commanding Pull

Pokemon: Celeblim
Role: Setup Sweeper
Moves: Meteor Beam, Air Slash, Fire Blast, Strength Sap
Forced Item: Power Herb

Pokemon: Tentazor
Role: Bulky Support
Moves: Bullet Punch, Flip Turn, Knock Off, Rapid Spin

Pokemon: Tentazor-Mega
Role: Bulky Setup
Moves: Swords Dance, Bullet Punch, Liquidation,

Pokemon: Golegon-Alola
Role: Wallbreaker
Moves: Double-Edge, Earthquake, Stone Edge, U-turn, Explosion

Pokemon: Golegon-Alola
Role: Bulky Setup
Moves: Dragon Dance, Earhquake, Double-Edge, Stone Edge

Pokemon: Maractorus-Therian
Role: Bulky Support
Moves: Stealth Rock, Spikes, Sandsear Storm, Giga Drain, Synthesis, U-turn, Toxic

Pokemon: Necroqueen
Role: Setup Sweeper
Moves: Dragon Dance, Photon Geyser, Poison Jab, Earthquake, Morning Sun

Pokemon: Necroqueen
Role: Bulky Setup
Moves: Calm Mind, Photon Geyser, Sludge Bomb, Fire Blast, Earth Power, Morning Sun

Pokemon: Mr Heat
Role: Bulky Support
Moves: Stealth Rock, Magma Storm, Earth Power, Toxic, Psychic, Teleport

Pokemon: Mr Heat
Role: Wallbreaker
Moves: Magma Storm, Psychic, Earth Power, Thunderbolt, Trick

Pokemon: Aerodirge
Role: Setup Sweeper
Moves: Torch Song, Earth Power, Hurricane, Roost

Pokemon: Aerodirge-Mega
Role: Fast Attacker
Moves: Dragon Dance, Flare Blitz, Dual Wingbeat, Roost

Pokemon: Hydra-Pao
Role: Wallbreaker
Moves: Icicle Crash, Outrage, Earthquake, Ice Shard

Pokemon: Hydra-Pao
Role: Setup Sweeper
Moves: Swords Dance, Icicle Crash, Earthquake, Ice Shard

Pokemon: Sir Bundle
Role: Fast Attacker
Moves: Hydro Pump, Close Combat, Knock Off, Ice Spinner, U-turn

Pokemon: Buzzscor
Role: Fast Attacker
Moves: Earthquake, Stone Edge, U-turn

Pokemon: Hattepon
Role: Bulky Support
Moves: Ivy Cudgel, Play Rough, Nuzzle, Synthesis, U-turn

Pokemon: Hattepon
Role: Setup Sweeper
Moves: Swords Dance, Ivy Cudgel, Play Rough, Stomping Tantrum

Pokemon: Hattepon-Hearthflame
Role: Bulky Attacker
Moves: Ivy Cudgel, Play Rough, Swords Dance, Trick Room

Pokemon: Hattepon-Wellspring
Role: Bulky Support
Moves: Ivy Cudgel, Play Rough, Nuzzle, Synthesis, U-turn

Pokemon: Hattepon-Cornerstone
Role: Bulky Attacker
Moves: Ivy Cudgel, Play Rough, Stomping Tantrum, Trick Room

Pokemon: Kilommo-o-Totem
Role: Wallbreaker
Moves: Clanging Scales, Thunderbolt, Flamethrower, U-turn

Pokemon: Lunarunt
Role: Setup Sweeper
Moves: Meteor Beam, Rock Polish, Shadow Ball, Earth Power
Forced Item: Power Herb

Pokemon: Lunarunt
Role: Bulky Support
Moves: Malignant Chain, Hex, Stealth Rock, Recover, Parting Shot

Pokemon: Zoroshark-Hisui
Role: Fast Attacker
Moves: Poltergeist, Crunch, Psychic Fangs, Close Combat, U-turn

Pokemon: Zoroshark-Hisui
Role: Setup Sweeper
Moves: Swords Dance, Poltergeist, Crunch, Close Combat

Pokemon: Zoroshark-Hisui-Mega
Role: Setup Sweeper
Moves: Swords Dance, Poltergeist, Crunch, Close Combat
Forced Item: Sharpedonite

Pokemon: Zoroshark-Hisui-Mega
Role: Fast Attacker
Moves: Poltergeist, Crunch, Psychic Fangs, Close Combat, U-turn
Forced Item: Sharpedonite

Pokemon: Bombirdus
Role: Wallbreaker
Moves: Brave Bird, Knock Off, Stone Edge, Brick Break, U-turn

Pokemon: Bombirdus
Role: Setup Sweeper
Moves: Swagger, Acrobatics, Knock Off, Stone Edge
Forced Item: Mirror Herb

Pokemon: Scoliraptor
Role: Bulky Support
Moves: Spikes, Poison Jab, Brave Bird, Roost, U-turn
Forced Ability: Toxic Attitude

Pokemon: Scoliraptor
Role: Wallbreaker
Moves: Brave Bird, Poison Jab, Earthquake, U-turn, Close Combat
Forced Ability: Careless Bugs

Pokemon: Zarubok
Role: Bulky Setup
Moves: Bulk Up, Gunk Shot, Knock Off, Jungle Healing

Pokemon: Zarubok
Role: Bulky Support
Moves: Knock Off, Poison Jab, Glare, Synthesis, U-turn

Pokemon: Iron Pins
Role: Wallbreaker
Moves: Zing Zap, Psyblade, Liquidation, Close Combat

Pokemon: Bronze Bonnet
Role: Bulky Support
Moves: Stealth Rock, Heavy Slam, Crunch, Synthesis

Pokemon: Bronze Bonnet
Role: Wallbreaker
Moves: Crunch, Heavy Slam, Close Combat, Sucker Punch, Trick Room

Pokemon: Zoinkazenta
Role: Wallbreaker
Moves: Double-Edge, Close Combat, Crunch, Wild Charge, High Horsepower, Quick Attack

Pokemon: Decidulax
Role: Bulky Support
Moves: Spirit Shackle, Body Slam, Defog, Roost, U-turn

Pokemon: Okiferro
Role: Bulky Support
Moves: Stealth Rock, Power Whip, Drain Punch, Thunder Punch, Leech Seed

Pokemon: Okiferro
Role: Wallbreaker
Moves: Power Whip, Close Combat, Knock Off, Thunder Punch

Pokemon: Dragocoal
Role: Bulky Support
Moves: Stealth Rock, Draco Meteor, Heat Crash, Roost, Dragon Tail, Will-O-Wisp, Spikes,

Pokemon: Empoliary-Hisui
Role: Wallbreaker
Moves: Hydro Pump, Esper Wing, Ice Beam, Heat Wave, Trick, U-turn

Pokemon: Empoliary-Hisui
Role: Bulky Setup
Moves: Calm Mind, Esper Wing, Surf, Roost

Pokemon: Farinape
Role: Bulky Setup
Moves: Nasty Plot, Hyper Voice, Vacuum Wave, Fire Blast

Pokemon: Wo-Rupt
Role: Bulky Support
Moves: Stealth Rock, Earth Power, Ruination, Leech Seed, Will-O-Wisp

Pokemon: Wo-Rupt-Mega
Role: Bulky Attacker
Moves: Earth Power, Dark Pulse, Fire Blast, Energy Ball
Forced Item: Cameruptite

Pokemon: Aromalge
Role: Bulky Support
Moves: Sludge Bomb, Moonblast, Wish, Protect

Pokemon: Crawnacl
Role: Bulky Setup
Moves: Dragon Dance, Stone Edge, Crabhammer, Earthquake, Recover

Pokemon: Crawnacl
Role: Bulky Support
Moves: Stealth Rock, Salt Cure, Recover, Protect

Pokemon: Corvizolt
Role: Bulky Setup
Moves: Bulk Up, Agility, Bolt Beak, Drill Peck, Roost

Pokemon: Corvizolt
Role: Fast Attacker
Moves: Bolt Beak, Brave Bird, Earthquake, U-turn, Roost

Pokemon: Tapu Sala
Role: Fast Attacker
Moves: Hydro Pump, Sludge Bomb, Fire Blast, Trick

Pokemon: Tapu Sala
Role: Bulky Setup
Moves: Calm Mind, Surf, Sludge Bomb, Flamethrower, Protect

Pokemon: Jirabsca
Role: Bulky Support
Moves: Stealth Rock, Doom Desire, U-turn, Recover, Thunder Wave

Pokemon: Donphurott-Hisui
Role: Bulky Support
Moves: Earthquake, Flip Turn, Ceaseless Edge, Rapid Spin

Pokemon: Regithorn
Role: Fast Support
Moves: Power Whip, Volt Switch, Rapid Spin, Knock Off, Spikes

Pokemon: Lanpass
Role: Bulky Attacker
Moves: Discharge, Flash Cannon, Ice Beam, Scald, Volt Switch

Pokemon: Swoltres
Role: Bulky Support
Moves: Toxic Spikes, Sludge Bomb, Flamethrower, Roost, U-turn

Pokemon: Appleking-Galar
Role: Bulky Support
Moves: Apple Acid, Sludge Bomb, Flamethrower, Chilly Reception, Slack Off

Pokemon: Appleking-Galar
Role: AV Pivot
Moves: Apple Acid, Sludge Bomb, Flamethrower, Scald, Dragon Tail

Pokemon: Orthaconda
Role: Bulky Support
Moves: Stealth Rock, Earthquake, Heavy Slam, Glare

Pokemon: Giracham-Origin
Role: Bulky Support
Moves: Defog, Recover, Draco Meteor, Will-O-Wisp

Pokemon: Giracham-Origin
Role: Bulky Setup
Moves: Calm Mind, Draco Meteor, Psychic, Aura Sphere, Recover

Pokemon: Giracham-Origin-Mega
Role: Bulky Attacker
Moves: Zen Headbutt, Dragon Claw, Close Combat, Earthquake, Fake Out, Recover

Pokemon: Giracham-Origin-Mega
Role: Bulky Setup
Moves: Bulk Up, Drain Punch, Zen Headbutt, Recover

Pokemon: Eldetini
Role: Fast Attacker
Moves: V-Create, Bolt Strike, Seed Bomb, Trick, U-turn

Pokemon: Eldetini
Role: Bulky Attacker
Moves: Overheat, Leaf Storm, Thunder, Focus Blast, Trick, U-turn

Pokemon: Eldetini
Role: Bulky Support
Moves: Overheat, Giga Drain, Rapid Spin, Will-O-Wisp, Toxic, Synthesis, U-turn

Pokemon: Tinkophlosion-Hisui
Role: Bulky Setup
Moves: Calm Mind, Draining Kiss, Infernal Parade, Lava Plume

Pokemon: Glimmocruel
Role: Bulky Support
Moves: Toxic, Protect, Leech Seed, Sludge Bomb, Earth Power

Pokemon: Glimmocruel
Role: Setup Sweeper
Moves: Meteor Beam, Earth Power, Sludge Wave, Power Gem
Forced Item: Power Herb

Pokemon: Diafetchd
Role: Bulky Setup
Moves: Swords Dance, Brave Bird, Earthquake, Roost

Pokemon: Diafetchd
Role: Bulky Support
Moves: Brave Bird, U-turn, Roost, Defog, Knock Off

Pokemon: Rhytrix
Role: Bulky Support
Moves: Earthquake, Brave Bird, Stealth Rock, Roost, U-turn
Forced Item: Eviolite

Pokemon: Varantis
Role: Fast Attacker
Moves: Leaf Blade, Iron Head, Gunk Shot, Superpower, Parting Shot

 

[Jrdyop]

all my fellas (will finish the rest when more open)

Icekrai 1

Pokemon: Icekrai
Level: 84
Role: Wallbreaker
Moves: Dark Pulse, Substitute, Blizzard, Protect, Thunderbolt, Freeze-Dry
Forced Moves (Optional): Snowscape
Item: Leftovers
Ability: Winter Storm

Icekrai 2

Pokemon: Icekrai
Level: 84
Role: Bulky Setup
Moves: Dark Pulse, Freeze-Dry, Ice Beam, Thunderbolt, Focus Blast
Forced Moves: Nasty Plot
Forced Item: Heavy Duty Boots
Forced Ability (Optional): Winter Storm

Floatzera

Pokemon: Floatzera
Level: 79
Role: Fast Attacker
Moves: Close Combat, Knock Off, Plasma Fists, Ice Beam, Wave Crash, Volt Switch
Item: Life Orb, Heavy Duty Boots

 

[master oden]

hi i decided to do all of them. yeah. levels should be relative to eachother so i didnt do them. if i have to ill do them later.

Pokemon: Eldetini
Role: Fast Attacker

Pokemon: Corvizolt
Role: Bulky Setup

Pokemon: Okiferro
Role: Bulky Support

Pokemon: Okiferro
Role: Wallbreaker

Pokemon: Bombirdus
Role: Setup Sweeper

Pokemon: Bombirdus
Role: Wallbreaker

Pokemon: Hattepon-Hearthflame
Role: Bulky Attacker

Pokemon: Hattepon-Cornerstone
Role: Bulky Attacker

Pokemon: Buzzscor
Role: Fast Attacker

Pokemon: Tentazor-Mega
Role: Bulky Setup

Pokemon: Overgyara
Role: Bulky Support
Moves: Scald, Barb Barrage, Toxic Spikes, Spikes, Thunder Wave

Pokemon: Scream Cormorant
Role: Bulky Support

Pokemon: Druddizor
Role: Bulky Support

Pokemon: Whimsy Sands
Role: Fast Support

nice. i will do feedback for ones i think should be changed (movesets + other things). quoting is really annoying and im awful at it so the ones i suggest changes on will be listed in the quote above with reasoning below. one thing i will not be mentioning is abilities (if the mon has multiple) because i feel some of them are pretty obvious (appleking with av should always have regenerator, for example.)

Eldetini Fast Attacker: Due to how Randbats works (84 in every stat) Seed Bomb feels like an unoptimal choice on a what i presume to be a boots pivot or trick scarf set. I would change it to Leaf Storm as that does way more damage and the drop in stats matters less when you're likely to switch after attacking, anyway. The only time I would say this would be acceptable is if the forced item was Choice Band, but I believe it's possible to force items on certain movesets in randbats, which would avoid this issue in choice band sets, anyway.

Corvizolt Bulky Setup: This should simply have Brave Bird over Drill Peck. The damage drop off is too great.

Okiferro: Both of these sets are fine, but personally I would include Psychic Fangs as a possible option to be rolled alongside Thunder Punch for both sets. Psychic Fangs allows Oki to hit Poison types, which it would otherwise be walled by.

Bombirdus Setup Sweeper: Swagger is too inconsistent for this to be consistently good, especially when this learns Bulk Up. OSP has already made a Setup Sweeper set "Bulky Setup" that I would rather have over this.

Bombirdus Wallbreaker: Brick Break is very weak and unlikely to be clicked instead of the 3 other moves it gets stab on or U-Turn. I'd remove Brick Break entirely, and possibly replace it with Sucker Punch, a good priority move it has STAB on.

Hattepon-H and Hattepon-C: Both of these do not benefit from OTR as much as it should due to its middling speed, and Hatterene learns a better speed boosting move for these... I would replace Trick Room with Agility on both of these.

Buzzscor: This has 3 moves lol. I'd give it Roost, but other moves like Stealth Rock, Knock Off or Spikes are also acceptable alongside this with proper rolling.

Tentazor-Mega: 3 moves again lol! I'd give it Flip Turn as the last.

Overgyara Bulky Support: That is 4/5 moves which cause status, which is a lot and that doesn't synergize well. I would remove Scald for Liquidation, and remove Thunder Wave.

Druddizor: 3 moves! I'd give it U-Turn in the last.

Scream Cormorant: I would suggest Play Rough over Dazzling Gleam here due to Gulp Missile dropping defense and how evs are 84 in every stat for Randbats.

Whimsy Sands Fast Support: This set gets completely dominated by practically every Grass type ever. Leech Seed setters work IF they can beat Grass types, this cannot. I'd remove this set entirely, or rework Fast Support into a Hazard Setter.

k bye

 

[G-Luke]

Subbing some sets that I think need to be highlighted

Sets

Pokemon: Rotoghold
Level: 78
Role: Choice Scarf
Moves: Make It Rain, Shadow Ball, Thunderbolt, Volt Switch, Trick
Forced Item (Optional): Choice Scarf

Pokemon: Rotoghold
Level: 78
Role: Nasty Plot breaker
Moves: Make It Rain, Shadow Ball, Recover, Nasty Plot, Focus Blast

Pokemon: Rotoghold
Level: 78
Role: Defensive Utility
Moves: Make It Rain, Hex, Will-O-Wisp, Recover, Thunder Wave

Pokemon: Iron Mimic
Level: 78
Role: Setup Sweeper
Moves: Dragon Dance, Stone Edge, Earthquake, Play Rough
Forced Item: Booster Energy

Pokemon: Iron Mimic
Level: 78
Role: Setup Sweeper
Moves: Swords Dance, Stone Edge, Earthquake, Play Rough
Forced Item: Booster Energy

Pokemon: Tinkovish
Level: 80
Role: Utility
Moves: Stealth Rock, Knock Off, Gigaton Hammer, Encore, Fisheous Rend

Pokemon: Tinkovish
Level: 80
Role: Swords Dance
Moves: Swords Dance, Fisheous Rend, Gigaton Hammer, Encore, Knock Off

Pokemon: Drampiclus
Level: 82
Role: Assault Vest Pivot
Moves: Draco Meteor, Psychic, Knock Off, Flamethrower, Thunderbolt, Ice Beam
Forced Item: Assault Vest

Pokemon: Drampiclus
Level: 82
Role: Defensive Pivot
Moves: Draco Meteor, Psychic, Recover, Flamethrower, Glare, Defog

Pokemon: Drampiclus
Level: 82
Role: Calm Mind Sweeper
Moves: Calm Mind, Psyshock, Recover, Focus Blast, Dragon Pulse

Pokemon: Iron Matcha
Level: 80
Role: Setup Sweeper
Moves: Nasty Plot, Matcha Gotcha, Fiery Dance, Sludge Wave, Agility
Forced Item: Booster Energy

Pokemon: Golisoros-Paldea-Blaze
Level: 86
Role: Defensive Pivot
Moves: Body Press, Liquidation, Spikes, Will-O-Wisp, Pain Split, Knock Off

Pokemon: Golisoros-Paldea-Blaze
Level: 86
Role: Iron Defense Sweeper
Moves: Iron Defense, Body Press, Liquidation, Knock Off, Pain Split

Pokemon: Baxgeist-Large
Level: 84
Role: Dragon Dance Sweeper
Moves: Dragon Dance, Glaive Rush, Poltergeist, Earthquake, Brick Break

Pokemon: Zarubok
Level: 89
Role: Swords Dance
Moves: Swords Dance, Gunk Shot, Knock Off, Sucker Punch, Close Combat

Pokemon: Tapu Sala
Level: 86
Role: Nasty Plot Attacker
Moves: Hydro Pump, Sludge Bomb, Fire Blast, Nasty Plot

Pokemon: Crawnacl
Level: 84
Role: Swords Dance
Moves: Swords Dance, Aqua Jet, Stone Edge, Crabhammer, Earthquake

Also

Giracham-Origin-Mega: Both of these movesets are quite unoptimal, none of them have ghost stab and the Bulky Attacker set running recover, fake out and dragon claw doesn't make too much sense, as both of these are likely to have very low levels due to how broken they are and therefore their bulk would likely be on the lower end, making Recover less worthwhile to click, whereas dragonclaw/fakeout are purely an unoptimal/outclassed moves for it to use. I would give both sets Shadow Sneak and Poltergeist, and remove Dragon Claw, Fake Out, and Recover from Bulky Attacker, and remove Zen Headbutt from Bulky Setup. Zen Headbutt is also questionable on Bulky Attacker as well (what does it hit that it's stabs do not) but it has more use cases than dragon claw for sure.

 

[AquaticPanic]

After some playtesting through the ongoing PL, council is making some balance changes on Pokémon that stand out as problematic

Old Stats: 80 / 66 / 90 / 130 / 95 / 90
New Stats: 76 / 66 / 84 / 130 / 95 / 90

Old Ability: Effects of Heatproof and Quark Drive
New Ability: Effects of Heatproof. When hit by a Fire move, gain a Paradox boost


Iron Matcha has been a consistent offensive threat thanks to its statline and a combination of acces to Booster Energy, recovery through Matcha Gotcha, coverage thanks to Iron Moth's Fire moves and Strength Sap making it very hard to take down. Due to how FE works, we can't nerf its movepool, and both its Special Attack and Speed are the lowest they could be for this combo within the fusion formula, so we settled for lowering its longevity and making it so the ability can no longer activate with Booster Energy or Terrain.

Old Ability: Effects of Adaptability. Cannot be statused. Takes half damage from opponent's STAB moves.
New Ability: Effects of Adaptability and Purifying Salt

Crawnacl is a lot more staightforward. Its ability artificially gave it ridiculous bulk while letting it hit hard and deal chip damage through Salt Cure. Removing the STAB resistance should make it much easier to handle



That is all for now!

 

[FlamPoke]

Teams - PMPL and Others

Week One vs NecasInTrouble

https://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/dragonheaven-gen9fusionevolution-15483-nullpw
I built a ton of bulky offense and balance squads heading into my first game but kept getting into tricky matchups against snow/offense in tests with anaconja, so I said if you can't beat em join em and loaded the evil myself. I think the slow pivot core of Appleking and Druddizor have great synergy and Choice Scarf Lelecuno was a terrific Speed control option to help shore up the team; I didn't really get to use the snow offensively against a webs offense so Scarf Lele put in triple overtime in this game to secure a win.

Week Two vs olivia

https://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/dragonheaven-gen9fusionevolution-15874-nullpw
Olivia got destroyed by Iron Matcha in her week one game so I assumed she would load some sort of offense - time to load fat. Swoltres impressed me in tests and felt really solid to build around, acting as a Knock Off absorber, Flame Body fisher, and phazer to stop stuff like Matcha from getting out of hand. Defensive Crawnacl (any Crawnacl really) took basically zero damage from everything and has broken Salt Cure so that was an obvious fit, pairing alongside Buzzscor and Scream Corm nicely. I don't think a lead has ever done so much work in a game for fat teams before by the way, Rotoghold basically took 3 mons down with it which was insane value in a tricky matchup.

Week Three vs Lasen

https://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/dragonheaven-gen9fusionevolution-16115-nullpw
I wanted to load SubQD Yveltox because it felt strong and wasn't really explored as far as I knew, so I built a lead Taunt Iron Meta HO. Gonna be totally honest, my prep this week was awesome in the builder and in-game. Unfortunately, though, in the real game vs Lasen I got compounding nonsense to lose; I positioned Yveltox perfectly, overpredicted them to Encore, and then got punished by a combination of visual bug (which made me think Cram was faster, which is why I clicked QD a second time that let the Cram get the Gourging form and paralyze me) and luck (gotta love the opp clicking DD on a paralyzed mon that kills if it doesn't get full para'd). I had way better odds to just win on the spot if I commit to setting up on Cram, but thinking it was Encore and just clicking Oblivion Wing was fine too if I didn't get screwed up by the bug. I accept responsibility for not seeing the better path but am still pissed that a visual bug + hax turned an autowin into a loss.

Week Four vs Hats

https://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/dragonheaven-gen9fusionevolution-16553-nullpw
I built this at scheduled to be honest, I was busy with other stuff this week and felt like I could get away with pretty standard stuff. Sheik didn't show up for our game but it didn't matter, I think the matchup I loaded was basically 100-0 since I could keep up webs and hazards vs a team that couldn't handle my PivotSpam, especially the core of Iron Meta and Toed. Ignore that I didn't think at the time to EV the Vika to proc Custap after 3 rocks or whatever it didn't make a difference; it's a really cool set though.

Week Five vs Mada

https://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/...ution-16857-aod7wrpmd0wy50bapytdic92lgtd6ffpw
We already secured playoffs so I loaded an absolutely cracked mono-Choice Item team. It might seem like total nonsense cheems at first but this actually farmed in tests and had a set I really wanted to use in CB Slither, which did what it needed to by clicking CB + Proto boosted First Impression for a million damage. Scarf Cresserace and Scarf Floatzera, Band Zarubok and Slither, Specs Whimsy and Deliraidon... it had all the cool stuff in one team and had a great game against a pretty tricky matchup.

Semifinals vs Mada

https://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/dragonheaven-gen9fusionevolution-17370-nullpw
Rough semifinals game here, prepped expecting them to load offense like they had been all tour and tried to load a lot of cool techs and stuff that was good into their general comps but got pretty owned by stall. I think the Final Gambit Eldetini was a really nice tech but it lost hard to Garp, unfortunately, so I didn't get a lot of value out of it and traded it vs Guguzz that looked really annoying as a para spreader. Iron Meta was poised to do some stuff but got a lot of sad para's and then I just couldn't break past Hydra with Float hard enough to do anything other than start trying to make aggressive plays.


Overall Metagame Thoughts

anaconja and Beaf Cultist drafted me for this tour (thanks!) and probably anticipated I'd just load whatever they had, but it was so much fun building and testing that I pretty much exclusively used my teams - outside of stealing the snow core from anaconja week one. I figured out early that some stuff was just really strong, like pre-nerf Iron Matcha and Crawnacl, but after the balancing patches and plenty of theory crafting I think the tier overall felt really well-rounded and I didn't seem to struggle against the plethora of offensive cores I faced.

My scout ended up quite diverse this tour which was something I wanted to really focus on. Of course, winning games is the ultimate goal, but there was just so much to explore and try that I couldn't help but feel like it would be a disservice to the tier to not load stuff like the Swoltres fat week two or the CB Slither King week five. For as great as a lot of the booster mons are, for instance, I pretty much stayed away from them and focused on more consistent offensive pieces and bulky offense cores that could play longer games. I think a key element of my success was using UU mons often, there are some really great role fillers in the UU tier and it helped to have a little bit of surprise factor against people who generally weren't doing as much testing and building in the meta as I was. Stuff like Swoltres, Overgyara-Mega, and Crawnacl are obviously great UU mons and did well this tour but there are so many other options that didn't see much usage like Brambleshao and Eldetini that I felt could do wonders on OU teams.

I would rate this metagame quite favorably, was very fun to build and test in and I would definitely be excited to be involved in future submissions and tournaments for it. I told anaconja there were a few things I had on my wishlist for a tier like this, summarized below if you care to read.

FE Wishlist

The main two things I wish the tier had are:
Some sort of Ditto submission, Imposter + basically anything, ideally a higher HP mon so it gets a touch more longevity if something is improofed

Stronger priority overall, ideally an Extreme Speed user;
Entei w/ Pressure + something like Gourgeist w/ Frisk(Fire Ghost)
Lucario w/Justified + something like Granbull w/ Quick Feet (Fighting Fairy)

Those two would be the biggest ones to ease the burden on balance to beat offense generally, but some other things I'd like are

Stronger Normal-types in general, it doesnt feel like you need a Steel for them since the only OU one at the moment is Bouff (like some sort of Porygon-Z (Analytic) + slow mon fusion to give a boltbeam + normal breaker)
Prankster Encore of any kind, literally just like Sableye + Steel or something would be so nice
Stronger special Fighting-types, I've theory crafted Farinape but it just sucks too hard and no other mon really has upside in that capacity

For my personal VR I'd have to do something like this (order within the ranks is negotiable, only really organized S to A-, and I could see arguments for any mon being moved +- one tier most likely);

S

I could see any order for these three at the top but think they're all just incredibly splashable mons on any team. Iron Meta is the most consistent Steel-type mon in the tier, offering tremendous utility as a bulky pivot and Stealth Rock setter that can also pack a punch to prevent it from being setup foddered. I first thought that Iron Meta was being used wrong as a Leftovers hazard bot but really turned around to it over the season, it was a great glue mon on a lot of teams. Lelecuno is too strong and too fast for a lot of times to handle well, especially more offensive teams that rely on booster spam mons that end up slower than Scarf Lele. Rotoghold is just the epitomy of what a Gholdengo was built for, giving it Levitate was such a brilliant decision that really captures its essence as a strong but dynamic tool for teams. These three are definitely above the rest of the tier for me, though the A+ pool has some great mons, too.

A+

I know CB King was kind of a meme bring and I discussed it above, but this thing has unmatched potential as an offensive and defensive cog for teams. Iron Dirge is probably the best booster mon, slightly ahead of Sol Valiant, and Stargrowth is the most splashable spinner because of its ability to run bulk adequately on either side and pivot reliably. Bellikiss wasn't used a ton I don't think but is something I definitely considered in all of my builds, it is so fat and so consistent with a really strong ability. These are all reliable, easy to fit options for any team comp.

A

All pretty easy to pilot mons, very consistent, strong hitters that provide utility in their own rights. Mawlakazam-X is really hard to prep for given it's so damn strong and Deliraidon is a nuke button waiting to hit the field.

A-

Not going to elaborate much beyond the A- tier but think Zarubok and Tinkovish are really exceptional offensive pieces I enjoyed using on my teams, same with Samuraiai and offensive Drudd as well.

B+

I didn't get to use Trick Room Dramp or offensive Brambleswine but those two seem really cool, same with something like Yu-Clod SpikeStack.

B

B-

C

Anyway if you read this far I hope it was worth it, this PMPL was a great time with our team and I have to say it again here for those that missed it but anaconja is far and away one of the best managers this site has without a doubt, really hope to see them get a deserved win (maybe retain me next year :soyegg:)