next time someone says gg in a camove match they are subject to play thisCamove GG
It's Camove Chaos, but GG. This is just me putting the tour code/challenge code I rebuilt somewhere. If anyone wants to actually make this balanced, hmu.
Clauses:
Team Type Preview, Species Clause, CFZ Clause, Evasion Clause, Nickname Clause, Sleep Moves Clause, OHKO Clause, Terastal Clause, and Mega Rayquaza Clause
Banlist:
:Blissey: Blissey
:Calyrex-Shadow: Calyrex-Shadow
:Chansey: Chansey
:Deoxys-Attack: Deoxys-Attack
:Groudon-Primal: Groudon-Primal
:Kartana: Kartana
:Koraidon: Koraidon
:Miraidon: Miraidon
:Rayquaza-Mega: Rayquaza-Mega
:Shedinja: Shedinja
:Shuckle: Shuckle
:Zygarde-Complete: Zygarde-Complete:Aerodactyl-Mega: Aerodactyl-Mega
:Alomomola: Alomomola
:Arceus: Arceus-*
:Beedrill-Mega: Beedrill-Mega
:Blaziken-Mega: Blaziken-Mega
:Calyrex-Ice: Calyrex-Ice
:Chi-Yu: Chi-Yu
:Chien-Pao: Chien-Pao
:Comfey: Comfey
:Cosmoem: Cosmoem
:Darmanitan-Galar: Darmanitan-Galar
:Deoxys: Deoxys
:Deoxys-Defense: Deoxys-Defense
:Deoxys-Speed: Deoxys-Speed
:Dialga: Dialga-*
:Dragapult: Dragapult
:Dusclops: Dusclops
:Espathra: Espathra
:Eternatus: Eternatus
:Flutter Mane: Flutter Mane
:Genesect: Genesect-*
:Gengar-Mega: Gengar-Mega
:Giratina: Giratina-*
:Groudon: Groudon
:Hawlucha: Hawlucha
:Ho-Oh: Ho-Oh
:Iron Bundle: Iron Bundle
:Iron Hands: Iron Hands
:Kangaskhan-Mega: Kangaskhan-Mega
:Kingambit: Kingambit
:Kyogre: Kyogre-*
:Kyurem-Black: Kyurem-Black
:Kyurem-White: Kyurem-White
:Lucario-Mega: Lucario-Mega
:Lugia: Lugia
:Lunala: Lunala
:Magearna: Magearna
:Marowak: Marowak-*
:Marshadow: Marshadow
:Mawile-Mega: Mawile-Mega
:Medicham-Mega: Medicham-Mega
:Melmetal: Melmetal
:Metagross-Mega: Metagross-Mega
:Mewtwo: Mewtwo-*
:Naganadel: Naganadel
:Necrozma-Dawn-Wings: Necrozma-Dawn-Wings
:Necrozma-Dusk-Mane: Necrozma-Dusk-Mane
:Palkia: Palkia-*
:Pheromosa: Pheromosa
:Pikachu: Pikachu
:Rayquaza: Rayquaza
:Regieleki: Regieleki
:Reshiram: Reshiram
:Sableye-Mega: Sableye-Mega
:Salamence-Mega: Salamence-Mega
:Sceptile-Mega: Sceptile-Mega
:Shaymin-Sky: Shaymin-Sky
:Sneasler: Sneasler
:Solgaleo: Solgaleo
:Spectrier: Spectrier
:Swellow: Swellow
:Tapu Koko: Tapu Koko
:Ting-Lu: Ting-Lu
:Toxapex: Toxapex
:Ursaluna: Ursaluna-*
:Xerneas: Xerneas
:Yveltal: Yveltal
:Zacian: Zacian-*
:Zamazenta: Zamazenta-*
:Zekrom: Zekrom
:Zeraora: Zeraora
:Zygarde: Zygarde:Azumarill: Belly Drum
:Arctozolt: Bolt Beak
:Noivern: Boomburst
:Samurott-Hisui: Ceaseless Edge
:Charizard: Celebrate
:Porygon: Conversion
:Sneasler: Dire Claw
:Melmetal: Double Iron Bash
:Torkoal: Eruption
:Linoone: Extreme Speed
:Helioptile: Electrify
:Staraptor: Final Gambit
:Veluza: Fillet Away
:Dracovish: Fishious Rend
:Trevenant: Forest's Curse
:Xerneas: Geomancy
:Jirachi: Happy Hour
:Venusaur: Hold Hands
:Palafin: Jet Punch
:Basculegion: Last Respects
:Espathra: Lumina Crash
:Falinks: No Retreat
:Maushold: Population Bomb
:Pyukumuku: Purify
:Volcarona: Quiver Dance
:Annihilape: Rage Fist
:Pawmot: Revival Blessing
:Garganacl: Salt Cure
:Cloyster: Shell Smash
:Revavroom: Shift Gear
:Smeargle: Sketch
:Magikarp: Splash
:Urshifu-Rapid-Strike: Surging Strikes
:Manaphy: Tail Glow
:Zygarde: Thousand Arrows
:Mew: Transform
:Pumpkaboo: Trick-or-Treat
:Decidueye-Hisui: Triple Arrows
:Victini: V-Create
:Lilligant-Hisui: Victory Dance
:Blastoise: Water Spout
:Urshifu: Wicked Blow:Trapinch: Arena Trap
:Malamar-Mega: Contrary
:Mawile-Mega: Huge Power
:Bibarel: Moody
:Medicham-Mega: Pure Power
:Gengar-Mega: Shadow Tag
/tour new gen9nationaldexag, elim,,, Camove Chaos GG
/tour rules camomonsmod,!obtainable moves,CFZ clause,team type preview,evasion moves clause,evasion abilities clause, evasion items clause,godlygiftmod,species clause,nickname clause,ohko clause,sleep moves clause,terastal clause,mega rayquaza clause,-Belly Drum,-Bolt Beak,-Boomburst,-Ceaseless Edge,-Celebrate,-Conversion,-Dire Claw,-Double Iron Bash,-Eruption,-Extreme Speed,-Electrify,-Final Gambit,-Fillet Away,-Fishious Rend,-Forests Curse,-Geomancy,-Happy Hour,-Hold Hands,-Jet Punch,-Last Respects,-Lumina Crash,-No Retreat,-Population Bomb,-Purify,-Quiver Dance,-Rage Fist,-Revival Blessing,-Salt Cure,-Shell Smash,-Shift Gear,-Sketch,-Splash,-Surging Strikes,-Tail Glow,-Thousand Arrows,-Transform,-Trick-or-Treat,-Triple Arrows,-V-Create,-Victory Dance,-Water Spout,-Wicked Blow,-Blissey,-Calyrex-Shadow,-Chansey,-Deoxys-Attack,-Groudon-Primal,-Kartana,-Koraidon,-Miraidon,-Power Construct,-Shedinja,-Shuckle,*Aerodactyl-Mega,*Alomomola,*Arceus,*Beedrill-Mega,*Blaziken-Mega,*Calyrex-Ice,*Chi-Yu,*Chien-Pao,*Comfey,*Cosmoem,*Darmanitan-Galar,*Deoxys,*Deoxys-Defense,*Deoxys-Speed,*Dialga,*Dialga-Origin,*Dragapult,*Dusclops,*Espathra,*Eternatus,*Flutter Mane,*Genesect,*Gengar-Mega,*Giratina,*Giratina-Origin,*Groudon,*Hawlucha,*Ho-Oh,*Iron Bundle,*Iron Hands,*Kangaskhan-Mega,*Kingambit,*Kyogre,*Kyogre-Primal,*Kyurem-Black,*Kyurem-White,*Lucario-Mega,*Lugia,*Lunala,*Magearna,*Marowak,*Marowak-Alola,*Marshadow,*Mawile-Mega,*Medicham-Mega,*Melmetal,*Metagross-Mega,*Mewtwo,*Mewtwo-Mega-X,*Mewtwo-Mega-Y,*Naganadel,*Necrozma-Dusk-Mane,*Necrozma-Dawn-Wings,*Palkia,*Palkia-Origin,*Pheromosa,*Pikachu,*Rayquaza,*Regieleki,*Reshiram,*Sableye-Mega,*Salamence-Mega,*Sceptile-Mega,*Shaymin-Sky,*Sneasler,*Solgaleo,*Spectrier,*Swellow,*Tapu Koko,*Ting-Lu,*Toxapex,*Ursaluna,*Ursaluna-Bloodmoon,*Xerneas,*Yveltal,*Zacian,*Zacian-Crowned,*Zamazenta,*Zamazenta-Crowned,*Zekrom,*Zeraora,-Arena Trap,-Contrary,-Huge Power,-Moody,-Pure Power,-Shadow Tag/challenge gen9nationaldexag@@@camomonsmod,!obtainable moves,CFZ clause,team type preview,evasion moves clause,evasion abilities clause, evasion items clause,godlygiftmod,species clause,nickname clause,ohko clause,sleep moves clause,terastal clause,mega rayquaza clause,-Belly Drum,-Bolt Beak,-Boomburst,-Ceaseless Edge,-Celebrate,-Conversion,-Dire Claw,-Double Iron Bash,-Eruption,-Extreme Speed,-Electrify,-Final Gambit,-Fillet Away,-Fishious Rend,-Forests Curse,-Geomancy,-Happy Hour,-Hold Hands,-Jet Punch,-Last Respects,-Lumina Crash,-No Retreat,-Population Bomb,-Purify,-Quiver Dance,-Rage Fist,-Revival Blessing,-Salt Cure,-Shell Smash,-Shift Gear,-Sketch,-Splash,-Surging Strikes,-Tail Glow,-Thousand Arrows,-Transform,-Trick-or-Treat,-Triple Arrows,-V-Create,-Victory Dance,-Water Spout,-Wicked Blow,-Blissey,-Calyrex-Shadow,-Chansey,-Deoxys-Attack,-Groudon-Primal,-Kartana,-Koraidon,-Miraidon,-Power Construct,-Shedinja,-Shuckle,*Aerodactyl-Mega,*Alomomola,*Arceus,*Beedrill-Mega,*Blaziken-Mega,*Calyrex-Ice,*Chi-Yu,*Chien-Pao,*Comfey,*Cosmoem,*Darmanitan-Galar,*Deoxys,*Deoxys-Defense,*Deoxys-Speed,*Dialga,*Dialga-Origin,*Dragapult,*Dusclops,*Espathra,*Eternatus,*Flutter Mane,*Genesect,*Gengar-Mega,*Giratina,*Giratina-Origin,*Groudon,*Hawlucha,*Ho-Oh,*Iron Bundle,*Iron Hands,*Kangaskhan-Mega,*Kingambit,*Kyogre,*Kyogre-Primal,*Kyurem-Black,*Kyurem-White,*Lucario-Mega,*Lugia,*Lunala,*Magearna,*Marowak,*Marowak-Alola,*Marshadow,*Mawile-Mega,*Medicham-Mega,*Melmetal,*Metagross-Mega,*Mewtwo,*Mewtwo-Mega-X,*Mewtwo-Mega-Y,*Naganadel,*Necrozma-Dusk-Mane,*Necrozma-Dawn-Wings,*Palkia,*Palkia-Origin,*Pheromosa,*Pikachu,*Rayquaza,*Regieleki,*Reshiram,*Sableye-Mega,*Salamence-Mega,*Sceptile-Mega,*Shaymin-Sky,*Sneasler,*Solgaleo,*Spectrier,*Swellow,*Tapu Koko,*Ting-Lu,*Toxapex,*Ursaluna,*Ursaluna-Bloodmoon,*Xerneas,*Yveltal,*Zacian,*Zacian-Crowned,*Zamazenta,*Zamazenta-Crowned,*Zekrom,*Zeraora,-Arena Trap,-Contrary,-Huge Power,-Moody,-Pure Power,-Shadow Tag
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next time someone says gg in a camove match they are subject to play this
Twisted Inheritance
:sv/arboliva::sv/hatterene::sv/kingambit::sv/avalugg:
Approved by Miss Crisis and TheTrueLtaker
:sv/arboliva::sv/hatterene::sv/kingambit::sv/avalugg:
Approved by Miss Crisis and TheTrueLtaker
What’s Twisted Inheritance?
Twisted Inheritance is a mashup of Twisted Dimension and Inheritance. Like the Trick Room field effect, lower speed Pokémon now move before higher speed ones, by default. However, these newly viable slowpokes are not just limited to their native movesets. Any legal Pokémon in the metagame can "inherit" both the moveset and ability from a different legal Pokémon.
This mashup aims to grant Inheritance a whole new roster of low-speed viable inheritors. This new relationship with BSTs also allows for an expanded roster of legal Uber-tier donors, who are less viable themselves as inheritors due to their nerfed speed stats and generally bulk of the format. Conversely, it grants TD a whole new variety of movesets and viable slowmons, now able to gain better tools for new levels of power.
With bulky, low-speed mons reigning supreme and able to inherit new, diverse, and powerful movesets, who knows what kind of strategies will ultimately prove effective to achieve victory in Twisted Inheritance!
With the normally all-important speed investment rendered undesirable (in most cases), all kinds of new meta interactions emerge! Trainers are encouraged to adopt 0 speed EVs and IVs for their Pokémon, as well as a negative speed nature, in order to maximize their efficiency in battle. In turn, you can now dump more stats into bulk or mixed offenses. It’s a minmaxer’s dream!
The Pokémon who borrows the moves and abilities from is called the donor. The Pokémon who uses them and you send out in battle is called the inheritor.
To inherit a moveset, simply give a Pokémon a combination of moves and ability that is legal on another. Remember the inheritor loses its own moves and ability when inheriting, unless you opt to keep them. The builder will check to ensure all Pokémon inherit a legal combination.
The Pokémon who borrows the moves and abilities from is called the donor. The Pokémon who uses them and you send out in battle is called the inheritor.
To inherit a moveset, simply give a Pokémon a combination of moves and ability that is legal on another. Remember the inheritor loses its own moves and ability when inheriting, unless you opt to keep them. The builder will check to ensure all Pokémon inherit a legal combination.
Council Members
:slaking: VannAccessible
:hatterene: Tragic Fantasy
:skeledirge: Velcroc
Clauses
Standard OMs, Terastal Clause, Evasion Clause, Sleep Moves Clause, Ability Clause = 1, Adjust Level = 100, Donor Clause (see below)
Donor Clause
- You cannot inherit from banned Pokémon.
- No two Pokémon on your team may inherit from the same evolutionary line. This rule is meant to encourage diversity, not to ban broken things.
- The game will reveal the donor of each Pokémon as they switch in.
Pokémon
- :arceus: Arceus
- :braviary-Hisui: Braviary-Hisui
- :calyrex-ice: Calyrex-Ice
- :calyrex-shadow: Calyrex-Shadow
- :Conkeldurr: Conkeldurr
- :Cresselia: Cresselia
- :dialga: Dialga
- :dialga-origin: Dialga-Origin
- :Dondozo: Dondozo
- :eternatus: Eternatus
- :Ho-Oh: Ho-Oh
- :Hoopa-Unbound: Hoopa-Unbound
- :Giratina: Giratina
- :Giratina-origin: Giratina-Origin
- :glastrier: Glastrier
- :groudon: Groudon
- :koraidon: Koraidon
- :kyogre: Kyogre
- :kyurem-black: Kyurem-Black
- :kyurem-white: Kyurem-White
- :lugia: Lugia
- :lunala: Lunala
- :magearna: Magearna
- :mewtwo: Mewtwo
- :miraidon: Miraidon
- :necrozma-dawn-wings: Necrozma-Dawn-Wings
- :necrozma-dusk-mane: Necrozma-Dusk-Mane
- :rayquaza: Rayquaza
- :regigigas: Regigigas
- :Reshiram: Reshiram
- :Sableye: Sableye
- :Shaymin-Sky: Shaymin-Sky
- :slaking: Slaking
- :Smeargle: Smeargle
- :ting-Lu: Ting-Lu
- :Zekrom: Zekrom
- :trapinch: Arena Trap
- :gholdengo: Good as Gold
- :azumarill: Huge Power
- :ditto: Imposter
- :hatterene: Magic Bounce
- :magnezone: Magnet Pull
- :glalie: Moody
- :weezing-Galar: Neutralizing Gas
- :Gliscor: Poison Heal
- :medicham: Pure Power
- :gothitelle: Shadow Tag
- :Numel: Simple
- :Gumshoos: Stakeout
- :Slowking-Galar: Quick Draw
- :Araquanid: Water Bubble
- :iron ball: Iron Ball
- :kings rock: King's Rock
- :power anklet: Power Anklet
- :power band: Power Band
- :power bracer: Power Bracer
- :power belt: Power Belt
- :power lens: Power Lens
- :power weight: Power Weight
- :razor fang: Razor Fang
- :quick claw: Quick Claw
- :eevee: Baton Pass
- :Samurott-Hisui: Ceaseless Edge
- :Torkoal: Eruption
- :staraptor: Final Gambit
- :houndstone: Last Respects
- :Espathra: Lumina Crash
- :Annihilape: Rage Fist
- :Cyclizar: Shed Tail
- :Blastoise: Water Spout
Pokémon
- :Chien-Pao: Chien-Pao
Challenge Code:
/challenge gen9inheritance @@@ Twisted Dimension Mod, Adjust Level = 100, Evasion Clause, -Braviary-Hisui, -Conkeldurr, -Glastrier, -Ting-Lu, +Chien-Pao, +Deoxys-Attack, +Deoxys-Base, +Espathra, +Flutter Mane, +Iron Bundle, +Iron Valiant, +Palkia, +Palkia-Origin, +Pecharunt, +Roaring Moon, +Scream Tail, +Solgaleo, +Ursaluna-Base, +Urshifu-Single-Strike, +Weavile, +Zacian, +Zacian-Crowned, +Zamazenta, +Zamazenta-Crowned, -Simple, -Quick Draw, +Drizzle, +Drought, +Sheer Force, +Speed Boost, -Power Anklet, -Power Band, -Power Belt, -Power Bracer, -Power Lens, -Power Weight, -Quick Claw, -Eruption, -Final Gambit, -Lumina Crash, -Water Spout, +Fillet Away
Tour Code:
/tour new gen9inheritance,elim,,,[Gen 9] Twisted Inheritance
/tour rules Twisted Dimension Mod, Adjust Level = 100, Evasion Clause, -Braviary-Hisui, -Conkeldurr, -Glastrier, -Ting-Lu, +Chien-Pao, +Deoxys-Attack, +Deoxys-Base, +Espathra, +Flutter Mane, +Iron Bundle, +Iron Valiant, +Palkia, +Palkia-Origin, +Pecharunt, +Roaring Moon, +Scream Tail, +Solgaleo, +Ursaluna-Base, +Urshifu-Single-Strike, +Weavile, +Zacian, +Zacian-Crowned, +Zamazenta, +Zamazenta-Crowned, -Simple, -Quick Draw, +Drizzle, +Drought, +Sheer Force, +Speed Boost, -Power Anklet, -Power Band, -Power Belt, -Power Bracer, -Power Lens, -Power Weight, -Quick Claw, -Eruption, -Final Gambit, -Lumina Crash, -Water Spout, +Fillet Away
/tour autodq 7
/tour autostart 5
/challenge gen9inheritance @@@ Twisted Dimension Mod, Adjust Level = 100, Evasion Clause, -Braviary-Hisui, -Conkeldurr, -Glastrier, -Ting-Lu, +Chien-Pao, +Deoxys-Attack, +Deoxys-Base, +Espathra, +Flutter Mane, +Iron Bundle, +Iron Valiant, +Palkia, +Palkia-Origin, +Pecharunt, +Roaring Moon, +Scream Tail, +Solgaleo, +Ursaluna-Base, +Urshifu-Single-Strike, +Weavile, +Zacian, +Zacian-Crowned, +Zamazenta, +Zamazenta-Crowned, -Simple, -Quick Draw, +Drizzle, +Drought, +Sheer Force, +Speed Boost, -Power Anklet, -Power Band, -Power Belt, -Power Bracer, -Power Lens, -Power Weight, -Quick Claw, -Eruption, -Final Gambit, -Lumina Crash, -Water Spout, +Fillet Away
Tour Code:
/tour new gen9inheritance,elim,,,[Gen 9] Twisted Inheritance
/tour rules Twisted Dimension Mod, Adjust Level = 100, Evasion Clause, -Braviary-Hisui, -Conkeldurr, -Glastrier, -Ting-Lu, +Chien-Pao, +Deoxys-Attack, +Deoxys-Base, +Espathra, +Flutter Mane, +Iron Bundle, +Iron Valiant, +Palkia, +Palkia-Origin, +Pecharunt, +Roaring Moon, +Scream Tail, +Solgaleo, +Ursaluna-Base, +Urshifu-Single-Strike, +Weavile, +Zacian, +Zacian-Crowned, +Zamazenta, +Zamazenta-Crowned, -Simple, -Quick Draw, +Drizzle, +Drought, +Sheer Force, +Speed Boost, -Power Anklet, -Power Band, -Power Belt, -Power Bracer, -Power Lens, -Power Weight, -Quick Claw, -Eruption, -Final Gambit, -Lumina Crash, -Water Spout, +Fillet Away
/tour autodq 7
/tour autostart 5
Increased Viability
:hatterene::arboliva::Araquanid::reuniclus::greedent:
Normally slow offensive mons with low base speed become lightning fast and even more effective in their breaking and sweeping roles.
:Dragalge::clawitzer::primarina::empoleon::vikavolt::gumshoos::Perrserker:
Low speed offensive pivots gain new viability as scary momentum grabbers.
:gurdurr::chesnaught::crabominable::tinkaton:
Hammer Arm and Ice Hammer lower their users’ speed, letting their users snowball to victory.
:blissey::toxapex::slowbro::Slowking-Galar::clodsire::Amoonguss::hydrapple:
Defensive walls are now able to act faster than many of the offensive threats they are intended to counter.
:quagsire::Ursaluna::snorlax::Hariyama: :garganacl::Avalugg::bronzong:
Non-Ghost type Curse effectively becomes Victory Dance, with its speed reducing stat change. In the same vein, Pokémon able to exploit Body Press in conjunction with either Curse or Iron Defense become potent wincons, in the right conditions.
:slowpoke::foongus::Munchlax::Pineco::Gimmighoul::Trapinch::Solosis:
NFE mons may find themselves occupying unique niches their evolved forms can’t replicate due to their especially low base speed. These speedy Pokémon can even augment themselves with better abilities and movesets suited to make them better suited for revenge killing. It’s pretty wild to see baby Pokemon co-habitating an OM with Ubers; speed really is everything!
:Comfey: :greninja: :Raging Bolt: :rillaboom: :Scizor: :Chien-Pao:
Priority users are still effective at preventing sweeps, although in this bulky environment the most preferable options may be the rare special priority, which bypasses the Defense boosts associated with the meta-staple Curse.
:cottonee::Grafaiai::murkrow::Illumise::Volbeat::Whimsicott:
Prankster Pokémon can be great donators, permitting use of priority Encore or Trick/Switcheroo Lagging Tail, which have the limitation of being unable to check Dark types, or in Murkrow’s case, Haze, which does affect Dark types.
:carbink::deoxys-defense::Mimikyu::Solgaleo::meowscarada::iron valiant:
Trick Room setting Pokémon immune to being OHKO’d, or especially bulky ones can provider another means of speed control, by reestablishing high speed mons to their rightful priority bracket for five turns.
:dusclops::chesnaught::Wo-Chien::weezing-Galar:
In a meta where almost everything has full HP investment, Pain Split and Leech Seed become a much more reliable form of recovery.
:Torkoal::pincurchin::abomasnow::tyranitar::clodsire:
Low speed utility mons become more effective as fast attackers, while also providing support for their teammates with hazards and field effects.
:hatterene::forretress::gurdurr::lurantis::weezing-galar:
Speaking of hazards, need some zippy hazard or screen control? Got you covered!
Decreased Viability
:archaludon::annihilape: :palafin-hero::Urshifu: :zamazenta-crowned::zacian-crowned:
Several Uber-tier Pokémon sit at base speed stats near or above base 90 base, and thus find themselves severely nerfed. This consideration permits us the opportunity to explore the viability of these powerful Pokémon in Twisted Inheritance. Despite their higher speed becoming a detriment, the Ubers best suited to the meta remain potent offensive juggernauts and maintain excellent bulk. We hope you look forward to using them, pending balance testing!
:dragapult::flutter mane::Chi-Yu: :sneasler::barraskewda::iron valiant:
The speed inversion disproportionately nerfs frail Pokémon with naturally high base speed, as well as those that rely on speed enhancing abilities such as Unburden, Swift Swim, Sand Rush, Chlorophyll, Slush Rush, Speed Boost, Protosynthesis and Quark Drive. (The Paradox abilities can still be used to augment offenses or defenses, however.) However, such mons can still be explored under Trick Room, as this move temporarily reverts the speed tiers back to that of standard play.
:gouging fire::volcarona::cloyster::maushold::garchomp::Quaquaval:
These mechanic changes also effectively nerf the speed boosting moves Dragon Dance, Quiver Dance, Shell Smash and Tidy Up, among others, which become less desirable sweeping options. This also applies to attacks with speed raising secondary effects like Scale Shot, Aqua Step, Flame Charge and Trailblaze.
:donphan::iron treads::Avalugg::pineco::forretress:
Rapid Spin also now comes with an unfortunate speed boost nerf.
:bronzong:
In a bulky, low speed meta, Gyro Ball will have reduced damage output. Iron Head or Heavy Slam can often be used in its place as the preferred Steel STAB.
:Landorus-therian::Incineroar:
Intimidate loses some efficacy in a meta where Body Press is so common on physical attackers, as well as Curse, Swords Dance and Belly Drum. Intimidate is still a solid ability, just not necessarily a meta-defining one.
:clefable::zapdos::Serperior:
Paralysis now gives your opponent a speed jump, and while it may still generate free turns, should probably be avoided, if possible, except possibly on full stall teams where free turns are more advantageous than a speed disadvantage. This also results in a nerf to attacking moves with paralysis as a possible secondary effect, like Discharge and Body Slam.
:ribombee::tornadus::Cinderace::galvantula:
Tailwind is completely unviable, obviously. Sticky Web is similarly nerfed, although self-Sticky Webbing strategies might be viable with Court Change inherited from Cinderace, in conjunction with Defiant or Competitive. However this strategy is telegraphed with a Web-lead and easily defused with Taunting or Rapid Spinning the lead, or Defog.
:slowking-galar::corviknight:
Formerly slow pivot moves become a bit more awkward to use, as they will often now act first and cannot necessarily bring in their teammates safely. However…
:gholdengo::skeledirge: :Gliscor: :indeedee-f::grimmsnarl: :rillaboom:
Mid-speed Pokémon and those with priority are expected to be the least affected by the speed bracket reversal, but are expected to maintain a healthy presence in the meta. They should enjoy shifting their stats towards the bulky side, regardless.
:choice scarf:
Choice Scarf is a great item in standard play and possibly the worst possible item any Pokémon would want to hold in an OM with inverted speed tiers. So how is it relevant at all? Pokémon with access to Trick can swap this horribly debilitating item to their switch ins, simultaneously locking them into one move and ensuring they will struggle to perform for the rest of the game.
:hatterene::arboliva::Araquanid::reuniclus::greedent:
Normally slow offensive mons with low base speed become lightning fast and even more effective in their breaking and sweeping roles.
:Dragalge::clawitzer::primarina::empoleon::vikavolt::gumshoos::Perrserker:
Low speed offensive pivots gain new viability as scary momentum grabbers.
:gurdurr::chesnaught::crabominable::tinkaton:
Hammer Arm and Ice Hammer lower their users’ speed, letting their users snowball to victory.
:blissey::toxapex::slowbro::Slowking-Galar::clodsire::Amoonguss::hydrapple:
Defensive walls are now able to act faster than many of the offensive threats they are intended to counter.
:quagsire::Ursaluna::snorlax::Hariyama: :garganacl::Avalugg::bronzong:
Non-Ghost type Curse effectively becomes Victory Dance, with its speed reducing stat change. In the same vein, Pokémon able to exploit Body Press in conjunction with either Curse or Iron Defense become potent wincons, in the right conditions.
:slowpoke::foongus::Munchlax::Pineco::Gimmighoul::Trapinch::Solosis:
NFE mons may find themselves occupying unique niches their evolved forms can’t replicate due to their especially low base speed. These speedy Pokémon can even augment themselves with better abilities and movesets suited to make them better suited for revenge killing. It’s pretty wild to see baby Pokemon co-habitating an OM with Ubers; speed really is everything!
:Comfey: :greninja: :Raging Bolt: :rillaboom: :Scizor: :Chien-Pao:
Priority users are still effective at preventing sweeps, although in this bulky environment the most preferable options may be the rare special priority, which bypasses the Defense boosts associated with the meta-staple Curse.
:cottonee::Grafaiai::murkrow::Illumise::Volbeat::Whimsicott:
Prankster Pokémon can be great donators, permitting use of priority Encore or Trick/Switcheroo Lagging Tail, which have the limitation of being unable to check Dark types, or in Murkrow’s case, Haze, which does affect Dark types.
:carbink::deoxys-defense::Mimikyu::Solgaleo::meowscarada::iron valiant:
Trick Room setting Pokémon immune to being OHKO’d, or especially bulky ones can provider another means of speed control, by reestablishing high speed mons to their rightful priority bracket for five turns.
:dusclops::chesnaught::Wo-Chien::weezing-Galar:
In a meta where almost everything has full HP investment, Pain Split and Leech Seed become a much more reliable form of recovery.
:Torkoal::pincurchin::abomasnow::tyranitar::clodsire:
Low speed utility mons become more effective as fast attackers, while also providing support for their teammates with hazards and field effects.
:hatterene::forretress::gurdurr::lurantis::weezing-galar:
Speaking of hazards, need some zippy hazard or screen control? Got you covered!
Decreased Viability
:archaludon::annihilape: :palafin-hero::Urshifu: :zamazenta-crowned::zacian-crowned:
Several Uber-tier Pokémon sit at base speed stats near or above base 90 base, and thus find themselves severely nerfed. This consideration permits us the opportunity to explore the viability of these powerful Pokémon in Twisted Inheritance. Despite their higher speed becoming a detriment, the Ubers best suited to the meta remain potent offensive juggernauts and maintain excellent bulk. We hope you look forward to using them, pending balance testing!
:dragapult::flutter mane::Chi-Yu: :sneasler::barraskewda::iron valiant:
The speed inversion disproportionately nerfs frail Pokémon with naturally high base speed, as well as those that rely on speed enhancing abilities such as Unburden, Swift Swim, Sand Rush, Chlorophyll, Slush Rush, Speed Boost, Protosynthesis and Quark Drive. (The Paradox abilities can still be used to augment offenses or defenses, however.) However, such mons can still be explored under Trick Room, as this move temporarily reverts the speed tiers back to that of standard play.
:gouging fire::volcarona::cloyster::maushold::garchomp::Quaquaval:
These mechanic changes also effectively nerf the speed boosting moves Dragon Dance, Quiver Dance, Shell Smash and Tidy Up, among others, which become less desirable sweeping options. This also applies to attacks with speed raising secondary effects like Scale Shot, Aqua Step, Flame Charge and Trailblaze.
:donphan::iron treads::Avalugg::pineco::forretress:
Rapid Spin also now comes with an unfortunate speed boost nerf.
:bronzong:
In a bulky, low speed meta, Gyro Ball will have reduced damage output. Iron Head or Heavy Slam can often be used in its place as the preferred Steel STAB.
:Landorus-therian::Incineroar:
Intimidate loses some efficacy in a meta where Body Press is so common on physical attackers, as well as Curse, Swords Dance and Belly Drum. Intimidate is still a solid ability, just not necessarily a meta-defining one.
:clefable::zapdos::Serperior:
Paralysis now gives your opponent a speed jump, and while it may still generate free turns, should probably be avoided, if possible, except possibly on full stall teams where free turns are more advantageous than a speed disadvantage. This also results in a nerf to attacking moves with paralysis as a possible secondary effect, like Discharge and Body Slam.
:ribombee::tornadus::Cinderace::galvantula:
Tailwind is completely unviable, obviously. Sticky Web is similarly nerfed, although self-Sticky Webbing strategies might be viable with Court Change inherited from Cinderace, in conjunction with Defiant or Competitive. However this strategy is telegraphed with a Web-lead and easily defused with Taunting or Rapid Spinning the lead, or Defog.
:slowking-galar::corviknight:
Formerly slow pivot moves become a bit more awkward to use, as they will often now act first and cannot necessarily bring in their teammates safely. However…
:gholdengo::skeledirge: :Gliscor: :indeedee-f::grimmsnarl: :rillaboom:
Mid-speed Pokémon and those with priority are expected to be the least affected by the speed bracket reversal, but are expected to maintain a healthy presence in the meta. They should enjoy shifting their stats towards the bulky side, regardless.
:choice scarf:
Choice Scarf is a great item in standard play and possibly the worst possible item any Pokémon would want to hold in an OM with inverted speed tiers. So how is it relevant at all? Pokémon with access to Trick can swap this horribly debilitating item to their switch ins, simultaneously locking them into one move and ensuring they will struggle to perform for the rest of the game.
As a convenient “anti-Banlist” reference resource, the following Ubers-tier Pokemon are legal as both donors and inheritors in Twisted Inheritance.
It is also worth mentioning that because many of these Pokemon inhabit higher speed tiers, they may ironically be formidable threats under Trick Room, which reverts the speed tiers back to that of standard play for 5 turns. In this scenario, they are still free to invest in bulk, while customizing their speed IVs more flexibly, as their higher base speed should be enough to make them quite fast under Trick Room.
- :Annihilape: Annihilape
- :Archaludon: Archaludon
- :Baxcalibur: Baxcalibur
- :Chien-Pao: Chien-Pao
- :Chi-Yu: Chi-Yu
- :Deoxys: Deoxys
- :Deoxys-Attack: Deoxys-Attack
- :Flutter Mane: Flutter Mane
- :Espathra: Espathra
- :Gouging Fire: Gouging Fire
- :Iron Bundle: Iron Bundle
- :Landorus: Landorus
- :Ogerpon-Hearthflame: Ogerpon-Hearthflame
- :Palafin: Palafin
- :palkia: Palkia
- :Palkia-origin: Palkia-Origin
- :Regieleki: Regieleki
- :Sneasler: Sneasler
- :Solgaleo: Solgaleo
- :Spectrier: Spectrier
- :Terapagos-Terastal: Terapagos
- :Ursaluna-Bloodmoon: Ursaluna-Bloodmoon
- :Urshifu: Urshifu
- :Urshifu-Rapid-Strike: Urshifu-Rapid-Strike
- :Volcarona: Volcarona
- :Zacian: Zacian
- :zacian-Crowned: Zacian-Crowned
- :Zamazenta-Crowned: Zamazenta-Crowned
It is also worth mentioning that because many of these Pokemon inhabit higher speed tiers, they may ironically be formidable threats under Trick Room, which reverts the speed tiers back to that of standard play for 5 turns. In this scenario, they are still free to invest in bulk, while customizing their speed IVs more flexibly, as their higher base speed should be enough to make them quite fast under Trick Room.
Q: “What happens if a Pokémon uses Trick Room?”
A: “The speed tier inverts back to that of standard play, but only for the normal 5 turn Trick Room duration. This is relevant to the competitive meta as Trick Room can be used with higher speed mons and applied speed IVs, as a form of speed control.”
Q: “How do Pokémon-specific items work?”
A: “Pokémon-specific items only work if the right Pokémon is the inheritor. For example, a Pikachu inheriting from Lucario gets the bonuses from Light Ball, but a Garchomp inheriting from Pikachu does not get the boosts of the Light Ball.
All factors for the legality of a Pokémon are checked when checking for donor, including IV legality, shiny legality, gender and item needed. In other words, your Inheritor will be forced to be of whatever gender the donor is, If the donor can't be shiny so can't the inheritor, and in order to inherit from non-base Ogerpons, you have to use the respective mask as your held item (The masks will still do nothing if you aren't an Ogerpon).”
Q: "How are priority moves affected by the speed inversion?"
A: "Only the Speed-resolved order of moves within a priority bracket are reversed, or put another way, the moves that bypass the speed check still function as normal.
For example, moves inhabiting a higher than normal priority bracket, such as ExtremeSpeed, are still performed before ones with lower priority, regardless of speed stats. In the same vein, moves with lowered priority, such as Teleport, are still performed after moves of normal priority, regardless of speed stats.”
Q: “How about Prankster? Does it still go first?”
A: “Yes! The abilities and items that increase priority brackets for certain moves, such as Prankster, Gale Wings, and Triage will allow their affected moves to act first regardless of speed.
Similarly, Quick Draw, Quick Claw, and Custap Berry function as normal and will allow their user to act first within their priority brackets.
Stall, Lagging Tail and moves affected by Mycelium Might will still act second within their priority brackets, regardless of speed stat, and move last.
However, if two Pokémon use a move of the same priority bracket on the same turn, the speed inversion comes into play, and the Pokémon with the lower base speed will always use their move first."
Q: "Why are only 100 level Pokémon allowed?"
A: "A unique aspect to the reversal of speed priority mechanics is that the lower level a Pokémon is, the faster it becomes compared to Pokémon with the same speed stat. To promote a stable metagame with more predictable speed tiers, and prevent runaway underleveled speed creeping in this manner, all Pokémon are locked to level 100.
The level lock also prevents uncompetitive Level 1 FEAR strats from becoming a problem, as a Level 1 Pokémon would always be faster than any Level 100 Pokémon and basically 1HKO any non-Ghost type with Endeavor.”
Q: “Why is Final Gambit banned?”
A: “The issue with Final Gambit lies in Copycat chains.
High HP mons low speed can use this move to goob their checks and blow holes in their opponent’s defensive core, permitting cheesy strats that are difficult to stop without either a Ghost type or Protect.”
Q: “Does Unaware ignore speed stat changes?”
A: “No, it does not. This normally unimportant quirk is quite relevant with reversed speed tiers. With speed drops, Unaware users are more vulnerable to being out-sped and countered.”
Q: “Does the item Room Service auto-proc In this meta?”
A: “No, it does not. It works via Trick Room, as it does in standard play.”
Q: “Why do the Crowned forms of Zacian and Zamazenta keep their native abilities when inheriting?”
A: “Their abilities are hard coded, however they can still inherent a different moveset.”
A: “The speed tier inverts back to that of standard play, but only for the normal 5 turn Trick Room duration. This is relevant to the competitive meta as Trick Room can be used with higher speed mons and applied speed IVs, as a form of speed control.”
Q: “How do Pokémon-specific items work?”
A: “Pokémon-specific items only work if the right Pokémon is the inheritor. For example, a Pikachu inheriting from Lucario gets the bonuses from Light Ball, but a Garchomp inheriting from Pikachu does not get the boosts of the Light Ball.
All factors for the legality of a Pokémon are checked when checking for donor, including IV legality, shiny legality, gender and item needed. In other words, your Inheritor will be forced to be of whatever gender the donor is, If the donor can't be shiny so can't the inheritor, and in order to inherit from non-base Ogerpons, you have to use the respective mask as your held item (The masks will still do nothing if you aren't an Ogerpon).”
Q: "How are priority moves affected by the speed inversion?"
A: "Only the Speed-resolved order of moves within a priority bracket are reversed, or put another way, the moves that bypass the speed check still function as normal.
For example, moves inhabiting a higher than normal priority bracket, such as ExtremeSpeed, are still performed before ones with lower priority, regardless of speed stats. In the same vein, moves with lowered priority, such as Teleport, are still performed after moves of normal priority, regardless of speed stats.”
Q: “How about Prankster? Does it still go first?”
A: “Yes! The abilities and items that increase priority brackets for certain moves, such as Prankster, Gale Wings, and Triage will allow their affected moves to act first regardless of speed.
Similarly, Quick Draw, Quick Claw, and Custap Berry function as normal and will allow their user to act first within their priority brackets.
Stall, Lagging Tail and moves affected by Mycelium Might will still act second within their priority brackets, regardless of speed stat, and move last.
However, if two Pokémon use a move of the same priority bracket on the same turn, the speed inversion comes into play, and the Pokémon with the lower base speed will always use their move first."
Q: "Why are only 100 level Pokémon allowed?"
A: "A unique aspect to the reversal of speed priority mechanics is that the lower level a Pokémon is, the faster it becomes compared to Pokémon with the same speed stat. To promote a stable metagame with more predictable speed tiers, and prevent runaway underleveled speed creeping in this manner, all Pokémon are locked to level 100.
The level lock also prevents uncompetitive Level 1 FEAR strats from becoming a problem, as a Level 1 Pokémon would always be faster than any Level 100 Pokémon and basically 1HKO any non-Ghost type with Endeavor.”
Q: “Why is Final Gambit banned?”
A: “The issue with Final Gambit lies in Copycat chains.
High HP mons low speed can use this move to goob their checks and blow holes in their opponent’s defensive core, permitting cheesy strats that are difficult to stop without either a Ghost type or Protect.”
Q: “Does Unaware ignore speed stat changes?”
A: “No, it does not. This normally unimportant quirk is quite relevant with reversed speed tiers. With speed drops, Unaware users are more vulnerable to being out-sped and countered.”
Q: “Does the item Room Service auto-proc In this meta?”
A: “No, it does not. It works via Trick Room, as it does in standard play.”
Q: “Why do the Crowned forms of Zacian and Zamazenta keep their native abilities when inheriting?”
A: “Their abilities are hard coded, however they can still inherent a different moveset.”
Tiering History
| Date | Action |
|---|---|
9/15/26 | Meta approved with initial banlist. |
Resources
:scream tail::Corviknight::Camerupt::Slowbro-galar::Ursaluna::iron hands:
Screens Curse Spam HO by VannAccessible
:hatterene::Slowbro::Camerupt::Kingambit::Skarmory::crabominable:
Camel + Crab Balance by VannAccessible
:slowbro::skeledirge::Annihilape::Goodra-Hisui::Skarmory::avalugg:
Hazard Stack Semi-Stall by VannAccessible
:Pecharunt::scream tail::Slowking::Avalugg::raging bolt::Ursaluna:
VoltTurn Sap Sipper Ursaluna by VannAccessible
Screens Curse Spam HO by VannAccessible
:hatterene::Slowbro::Camerupt::Kingambit::Skarmory::crabominable:
Camel + Crab Balance by VannAccessible
:slowbro::skeledirge::Annihilape::Goodra-Hisui::Skarmory::avalugg:
Hazard Stack Semi-Stall by VannAccessible
:Pecharunt::scream tail::Slowking::Avalugg::raging bolt::Ursaluna:
VoltTurn Sap Sipper Ursaluna by VannAccessible
| Speed | Pokémon |
|---|---|
| 5 | :Munchlax: |
| 10 | :Gimmighoul: :Trapinch: |
| 15 | :Foongus: :Pincurchin: :Slowpoke: |
| 20 | :Clodsire: :Torkoal: |
| 25 | :Dusclops: |
| 28 | :Avalugg: |
| 29 | :Hatterene: |
| 30 | :Amoonguss: :Copperajah: :Reuniclus: :Slowbro: :Slowbro-Galar: :Slowking: :Slowking-Galar: :Snorlax: :Solosis: :Sudowoodo: :Sunflora: |
| 33 | :Bronzong: |
| 35 | :Garganacl: :Mudsdale: :Palossand: :Spiritomb: |
| 38 | :Avalugg-Hisui: |
| 39 | :Arboliva: |
| 40 | :Camerupt: :Gurdurr: :Rhydon: :Rhyperior: |
| 43 | :Crabominable: :Vikavolt: |
| 44 | :Hydrapple: |
| 45 | :Exeggutor-Alola: :Golem-Alola: :Magnemite: :Pecharunt: |
| 46 | :Enamorus-Therian: |
| 50 | :Chansey: :Iron Hands: :Kingambit: :Muk-Alola: :Registeel: :Ursaluna: |
| 52 | :Ursaluna-Bloodmoon: |
| 55 | :Blissey: :Brute Bonnet: :Crawdaunt: :Golurk: |
| 56 | :Trevenant: |
| 60 | :Goodra-Hisui: :Incineroar: :Magnezone: :Primarina: :Volcanion: |
| 64 | :Chesnaught: |
| 65 | :Alomomola: |
| 66 | :Skeledirge: |
| 67 | :Corviknight: |
| 70 | :Hoopa: :Sinistcha: :Skarmory: |
| 75 | :Raging Bolt: |
| 77 | :Heatran: |
| 80 | :Chandelure: |
| 84 | :Gholdengo: |
| 85 | :Archaludon: |
| 87 | :Great Tusk: |
| 90 | :Annihilape: :Meloetta: |
| 96 | :Mimikyu: |
| 100 | :Palkia: :Zapdos: |
| 111 | :Scream Tail: |
| 120 | :Palkia-Origin: |
| 138 | :Zacian: |
| 148 | :Zacian-Crowned: |
| 150 | :Deoxys-Attack: |
> Twisted Inheritance Set Compendium
> OM Mashups Discord
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| Pokemon | Aidan Amoongus | Tragic Fantasy | ANinjaDude | Result |
| Chansey | Ban | Ban | Ban | Ban |
| Blissey | DNB | Ban | Ban | Ban |
TSAAA Update
:Garchomp::Sandshrew-Alola::Butterfree:
Sand Veil, Snow Cloak, and Bright Powder have been unanimously banned.
:Garchomp::Sandshrew-Alola::Butterfree:
Sand Veil, Snow Cloak, and Bright Powder have been unanimously banned.
There's hundreds of posts on this site about evasion but to give my perspective, evasion is not a valid form of risk/reward and just rewards blind luck which bails out whoever plays worse.
Also we have samples and a basic set compendium now. We expect to become September's OMM Spotlight, so we want to have some basic resources for new players because I truthfully believe TSAAA is one of the most creativity enabling Mashups around. It has taken so long because TSAAA is truthfully a meta where it feels like some random Pokemon can show up and become niche or consistently good. The three best mons in the tier are just better versions of AAA sets, but Morpeko and Lapras randomly beat them.
Have fun TSAAAheads.
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Been rocking out on ladder and currently peaked at 1507, thought I'd share the team I'm running that has been giving me a massive amount of success (if this isn't allowed here please remove, TSAAA has no proper thread so I didn't know where else to share the team >.>)
Grassy Coal Semi-Stall
https://pokepast.es/a4c7a7b7407d279c
Muk-Alola @ Assault Vest
Ability: Regenerator
EVs: 252 HP / 4 Def / 252 SpD
Sassy Nature
IVs: 0 Spe
- Knock Off
- Shadow Sneak
- Flamethrower
- Poison Jab
VERY tanky regenvester, with an amazing typing making it both not weak to fairy and immune to psychic so things like Specs Scream can't break through it with Psyshock. On top of it, strong STABs in Knock and PJab, Prio in Shadow Sneak to pick off threats in a pinch and Flame for beating things like Fluffy Skarmory. Great special tank for the team.
Magearna @ Leftovers
Ability: Stamina
EVs: 252 HP / 252 Def / 4 SpA
Bold Nature
IVs: 0 Atk
- Stored Power
- Draining Kiss
- Calm Mind
- Spikes
An amazing set I cooked up, one of the literally like, 2 reliable counters to Weavile that isn't complete ass everywhere else. Serves as a massive setup threat, and if the opponent has something like Unaware Blissey to force you out, you can apply pressure regardless with Spikes. Amazing mon, and has run away with a ton of games.
Scream Tail @ Leftovers
Ability: Unaware
EVs: 252 HP / 216 SpD / 40 Spe
Calm Nature
IVs: 0 Atk
- Dazzling Gleam
- Wish
- Stealth Rock
- Protect
HOT TAKE- Pixilate Scream is massive bait, and while good, it's only good because Scream itself has bonkers amazing stats. Anywho, defensive sets for Scream are amazing, and Unaware Scream serves as an amazing blanket special wall, being able to beat things like opposing Pixilate Scream that sets up with CM, while also being able to set up rocks. It also has such naturally good physical bulk that it can check a few physical threats as well like Koraidon.
Vaporeon @ Leftovers
Ability: Fluffy
EVs: 252 HP / 252 Def / 4 SpD
Relaxed Nature
IVs: 0 Spe
- Scald
- Wish
- Protect
- Flip Turn
Just a good physical wall, Wish support helps keep your mons lacking recovery topped up. Not much else to say.
Pawmot @ Life Orb
Ability: Magic Guard
EVs: 252 Atk / 4 SpD / 252 Spe
Jolly Nature
- Close Combat
- Supercell Slam
- Volt Switch
- Knock Off
Turbo underrated breaker and thanks to Vann for showing me this set. VERY fast though sadly underspeeds Koraidon, has insanely hard to switch-into STABs in CC and Supercell, not able to be chipped down by status or hazards, and can slick off strong Volt Switches against things like Fluffy Mandibuzz too. Very hard to switch into this thing reliably if it has hazard support behind it.
Coalossal @ Heavy-Duty Boots
Ability: Grassy Surge
EVs: 252 HP / 248 Def / 8 Spe
Bold Nature
- Rapid Spin
- Power Gem
- Spikes
- Will-O-Wisp
MY GOAT FROM GEN 8 GODLY GIFT IS BACK, UNWASHED, UNSHAVEN AND UNCLEAN. Now, all the other sets look pretty normal, and you might be going 'holy shit Lavender has lost her marbles again wtaf is this dogwater set', but there IS a method to the madness. GSurge allows you to run boots while also getting recovery, and dampens the blows from EQ against our, admittedly, very ground-weak team AND resets terrain so Raging Bolt's Rising Voltages only nuke you slightly instead of onetapping anything not immune to electric. Alongside that, it can set spikes, spin, burn things with Wilo, AND ON TOP OF THIS threaten defoggers like Mandibuzz and Talon with STAB Power Gems. It genuinely is a decent threat and has been a huge part in helping me climb to my current rank in the team.
Anywho fun af tier to play, Weavile and Raging Bolt are busted af and need to go, but other than that feels pretty balanced if a little matchup fishy (though what OM isn't at least a little tbf).
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Following deliberation by the council, Torch Song has been restricted in RevBH, and Groudon-Primal and Diancie-Mega have been banned.
| Item | Aidan Amoonguss | ANinjaDude | Tragic Fantasy | Result |
| Groudon-Primal | Ban | Ban | Abstain | Groudon-Primal |
| Diancie-Mega | Ban | Ban | DNB | Diancie-Mega |
| Kartana | DNB | Ban | DNB | Kartana |
| Torch Song | DNR | Restrict | Restrict | Restrict |
"But there is a method the madness" is that a reference to "Put a method to the madness?" overall really cool team! obviously somewhat MU fishy but ngl many teams are.View attachment 861884
Been rocking out on ladder and currently peaked at 1507, thought I'd share the team I'm running that has been giving me a massive amount of success (if this isn't allowed here please remove, TSAAA has no proper thread so I didn't know where else to share the team >.>)
Grassy Coal Semi-Stall
https://pokepast.es/a4c7a7b7407d279c
Muk-Alola @ Assault Vest
Ability: Regenerator
EVs: 252 HP / 4 Def / 252 SpD
Sassy Nature
IVs: 0 Spe
- Knock Off
- Shadow Sneak
- Flamethrower
- Poison Jab
VERY tanky regenvester, with an amazing typing making it both not weak to fairy and immune to psychic so things like Specs Scream can't break through it with Psyshock. On top of it, strong STABs in Knock and PJab, Prio in Shadow Sneak to pick off threats in a pinch and Flame for beating things like Fluffy Skarmory. Great special tank for the team.
Magearna @ Leftovers
Ability: Stamina
EVs: 252 HP / 252 Def / 4 SpA
Bold Nature
IVs: 0 Atk
- Stored Power
- Draining Kiss
- Calm Mind
- Spikes
An amazing set I cooked up, one of the literally like, 2 reliable counters to Weavile that isn't complete ass everywhere else. Serves as a massive setup threat, and if the opponent has something like Unaware Blissey to force you out, you can apply pressure regardless with Spikes. Amazing mon, and has run away with a ton of games.
Scream Tail @ Leftovers
Ability: Unaware
EVs: 252 HP / 216 SpD / 40 Spe
Calm Nature
IVs: 0 Atk
- Dazzling Gleam
- Wish
- Stealth Rock
- Protect
HOT TAKE- Pixilate Scream is massive bait, and while good, it's only good because Scream itself has bonkers amazing stats. Anywho, defensive sets for Scream are amazing, and Unaware Scream serves as an amazing blanket special wall, being able to beat things like opposing Pixilate Scream that sets up with CM, while also being able to set up rocks. It also has such naturally good physical bulk that it can check a few physical threats as well like Koraidon.
Vaporeon @ Leftovers
Ability: Fluffy
EVs: 252 HP / 252 Def / 4 SpD
Relaxed Nature
IVs: 0 Spe
- Scald
- Wish
- Protect
- Flip Turn
Just a good physical wall, Wish support helps keep your mons lacking recovery topped up. Not much else to say.
Pawmot @ Life Orb
Ability: Magic Guard
EVs: 252 Atk / 4 SpD / 252 Spe
Jolly Nature
- Close Combat
- Supercell Slam
- Volt Switch
- Knock Off
Turbo underrated breaker and thanks to Vann for showing me this set. VERY fast though sadly underspeeds Koraidon, has insanely hard to switch-into STABs in CC and Supercell, not able to be chipped down by status or hazards, and can slick off strong Volt Switches against things like Fluffy Mandibuzz too. Very hard to switch into this thing reliably if it has hazard support behind it.
Coalossal @ Heavy-Duty Boots
Ability: Grassy Surge
EVs: 252 HP / 248 Def / 8 Spe
Bold Nature
- Rapid Spin
- Power Gem
- Spikes
- Will-O-Wisp
MY GOAT FROM GEN 8 GODLY GIFT IS BACK, UNWASHED, UNSHAVEN AND UNCLEAN. Now, all the other sets look pretty normal, and you might be going 'holy shit Lavender has lost her marbles again wtaf is this dogwater set', but there IS a method to the madness. GSurge allows you to run boots while also getting recovery, and dampens the blows from EQ against our, admittedly, very ground-weak team AND resets terrain so Raging Bolt's Rising Voltages only nuke you slightly instead of onetapping anything not immune to electric. Alongside that, it can set spikes, spin, burn things with Wilo, AND ON TOP OF THIS threaten defoggers like Mandibuzz and Talon with STAB Power Gems. It genuinely is a decent threat and has been a huge part in helping me climb to my current rank in the team.
Anywho fun af tier to play, Weavile and Raging Bolt are busted af and need to go, but other than that feels pretty balanced if a little matchup fishy (though what OM isn't at least a little tbf).
What is Balanced Hackmons 1v1?
Balanced Hackmons 1v1 is a mashup of Balanced Hackmons and 1v1! Pokemon have access to 252 evs in every stat as well as any move or ability outside of a few bans. 3 Pokemon are bought, 1 is picked.
:sv/garchomp-mega:
For example, garchomp mega usually gets the lacklustre ability sand force, multiplying its attack by 1.3 in sandstorm. However, in BH 1v1 it can be given sword of ruin to permanently multiply the opponent’s defense by 0.75. You can also max out all its EVs and give it stronger moves like headlong rush, glaive rush, dragon darts, shift gear, glacial lance ect.
Council
:garchomp-mega: Wyrd (Tier Leader)
:darkrai: prunyy
:amoonguss: aidan amoongus
:slowbro-mega: ANinjaDude
Ruleset:
Clauses:
- Species Clause: A player cannot have two Pokemon with the same National Pokédex number on a team.
- OHKO Clause: A Pokemon may not have the moves Fissure, Guillotine, Horn Drill, or Sheer Cold in its moveset.
- Evasion Clause: A Pokemon may not have either Double Team or Minimize in its moveset.
- Sleep Moves Clause: Bans all moves that induce sleep, such as Hypnosis.
- Endless Battle Clause: Players cannot intentionally prevent an opponent from being able to end the game without forfeiting.
- Species Reveal Clause: Reveals a Pokémon's true species in hackmons-based metagames.
- Terastal Clause: Prevents Pokémon from Terastallizing.
Bans/Restrictions:
Calyrex-Shadow, Deoxys-Attack, Gengar-Mega, Mewtwo-Mega-X, Mewtwo-Mega-Y, Rayquaza-Mega, Regigigas, Shedinja, Slaking
Arena Trap, Contrary, Gorilla Tactics, Hadron Engine, Huge Power, Illusion, Imposter, Innards Out, Libero, Liquid Ooze, Magnet Pull, Moody, Neutralizing Gas, Orichalcum Pulse, Parental Bond, Poison Heal, Protean, Pure Power, Shadow Tag, Stakeout, Water Bubble, Wonder Guard, Perish Body, Sturdy, Normalize, Truant
King's Rock, Razor Fang, Focus Sash, Focus Band
Baton Pass, Belly Drum, Ceaseless Edge, Clangorous Soul, Dire Claw, Electro Shot, Fillet Away, Imprison, Last Respects, Lumina Crash, No Retreat, Photon Geyser, Power Trip, Quiver Dance, Rage Fist, Revival Blessing, Shed Tail, Sleep Talk, Substitute, Shell Smash, Tail Glow, V-create, Perish Song, Trick, Switcheroo, Disable, Encore, Transform
Resources:
WIP
Sample Submissions are being accepted
Sample Submissions are being accepted
Challenge Code: /challenge gen9balancedhackmons@@@Picked Team Size = 1,Max Team Size = 3,-imposter,-Perish Song,-Perish Body,-Trick,-Switcheroo,-Disable,-Encore,-Sturdy, -Focus Sash,-Focus Band,-Normalize,-Truant,-Transform
Tournament Code:
/tour new gen9balancedhackmons,elim,,, [Gen 9] Bh 1v1
/tour rules Picked Team Size = 1,Max Team Size = 3,-Imposter,-Perish Song,-Perish Body,-Trick,-Switcheroo,-Disable,-Encore,-Sturdy, -Focus Sash,-Focus Band,-Normalize,-Truant,-Transform/tour autodq 7
/tour autostart 7
Tournament Code:
/tour new gen9balancedhackmons,elim,,, [Gen 9] Bh 1v1
/tour rules Picked Team Size = 1,Max Team Size = 3,-Imposter,-Perish Song,-Perish Body,-Trick,-Switcheroo,-Disable,-Encore,-Sturdy, -Focus Sash,-Focus Band,-Normalize,-Truant,-Transform/tour autodq 7
/tour autostart 7
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Building Stalls/Semi Stalls In TSAAA
Today I'm gonna talk about the thought process behind building stall/semi-stall in TSAAA it might seem overwhelming because of how many powerful threats there are, but in reality its a fun process that truly puts your team building skills to the test
when building a special core take into consideration the types of Special threats that exist. Special core - Generally this will consist of a regenvest mon such as :Meloetta: / :Swampert: / :Goodra-Hisui: and so on along side these, other walls like unaware :Blissey:, volt absorb :Magearna: or even Vessel of ruin on a mon can provide towards an acceptable specially defensive core
when building for a physical core take into consideration the types of physical threats that exist. Physical core - these tend to consist of mons like :Giratina: or :Magearna: or :Vaporeon: or even things likes :Coalossal: and :Avalugg: and the abilities you run can vary depending on what the team needs for example Giratina can run stuff like Fluffy or Unaware Same thing for Vaporeon though Vaporeon tends to use fluffy more, Coalossal can use abilities like grassy terrain or water absorption of even Levitate, Avalugg likes -ATE abilities like refrigerate and Magearna likes Stamina or Levitate or Well baked body
for hard stalls you usually have 3 special walls and 3 physical walls or a mix of the two alongside a general wall though semi stalls usually give up a slot or two for a breaker, for example the breaker can be Pixieburst :Scream Tail: or things like :Raging Bolt: / :Koraidon: or any number of breakers it's purely based off what the team needs.
anywho that's it from me! I hope everyone has a great day and enjoys the ladder month of Tsaaa!
TSAAA Update
:Tentacruel::Vaporeon::Forretress::Gligar::Swampert::Milotic::Jirachi::Meloetta::Goodra-Hisui:
:Tentacruel::Vaporeon::Forretress::Gligar::Swampert::Milotic::Jirachi::Meloetta::Goodra-Hisui:
Our metagame survey yielded the following results:
• Average of 8 for Enjoyability
• Average of 6.5 for Competitiveness
• 16.7% of the vote said that their main issue with the tier was centralization.
• 25% of the vote had prevalence of a specific team style as their core issue, citing Stall at high ladder and offense everywhere else.
• 41.7% vote had decentralization as the main issue.
I appreciate everyone who participated in the survey. I received a wide range of perspectives about the state of TSAAA. Competitiveness was a little low, but that’s why I’m here. Hopefully addressing it in the right way.
The core issue of TSAAA right now is decentralization. Even some of the votes for centralization said that there was a small core group of mons that can be consistent due to the various offensive one-off Pokemon that can upend a team.
In the free response section, many of you said that you want 2AC to be addressed. We were considering doing that as a suspect because of how big a change it would be, but the amount of voices calling for it lets me be comfortable calling a quick vote on it.
In a unanimous vote, 2 Ability Clause is implemented in TSAAA.
2 ability clause is mainly for Regenerator. Balance and stall archetypes can stretch themselves a little thinner for dealing with offense. And offense and balance archetypes can be more durable against being whittled down by stall.
PS: V/R coming soon
LETS GO BIG STALL STAYS WINNING (ignore double technician now being a thing I’m actually boutta cry)
V/R is out thank you council for being very timely.
PS: The hub post will be updated but this quote of it will not be.
Hub post is up to date, quote is not.
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:ss/Weavile:
Part 2:
Weavile has also been unanimously banned from the tier.
There's been this general understanding among the playerbase and the council that Weavile is banworthy and will be banned soon, we just need the reasonable evidence to make sure. There is a slight downgrade in Sneasel available, whose only noteworthy difference is that is has 10 less Attack and 5 more Speed. There's not much incentive to keep Weavile around when it has a healthier alternative.
Weavile punished TSAAA with its great dual Ice/Dark STABs. Technician was the only and obvious choice. Triple Axel goes up to potentially 180 base power if all hits connect, Ice Shard becomes 60 base power, and Beat Up is massively rewarded by almost every Pokemon having an inflated attack stat. On top of that, Beat Up and Ice Shard ignores Fluffy, circumventing the best way to deal with the average physical attacker. It has other great moves like Knock Off, Bite, and the also Fluffy-ignoring Icicle Spear.
While there are many Pokemon who can consistently switch into Weavile like Avalugg, Magearna, Bisharp, and Emboar, Weavile also carried Low Kick. This ends up being a 2HKO with chip for most of these Pokemon.
We're doing this before 2 AC has even been implemented because we don't really want to waste more time proving that Weavile is banworthy and so that we can get to the TSAAA everyone wants to play.
To recap, TSAAA is implementing 2AC and banning Weavile. Also please link to the hub on Post 83
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BH 1v1 has banned Normalize, Truant, Encore, Disable, Perish Song, Perish Body, Focus Band, Focus Sash, Sturdy, Transform, Trick, and Switcheroo.
| Item | Prunyy | Wyrdwind | ANinjaDude | Aidan Amoonguss | Tragic Fantasy | Result |
| Perish Song | Ban | Ban | Ban | Ban | Ban | Ban |
| Perish Body | Ban | Ban | Ban | Ban | Ban | Ban |
| Trick/Switcheroo | Ban | Ban | Ban | Ban | Ban | Ban |
| Disable | Ban | Ban | Ban | Ban | Ban | Ban |
| Encore | Ban | Ban | Ban | Ban | Ban | Ban |
| Sturdy | Ban | Ban | Ban | Ban | Ban | Ban |
| Focus Sash | Ban | Ban | Ban | Ban | Ban | Ban |
| Focus Band | Ban | Ban | Ban | Ban | Ban | Ban |
| Normalize | Ban | Ban | Ban | Ban | Ban | Ban |
| Truant | Ban | Ban | Ban | Ban | Ban | Ban |
| Transform | Ban | Ban | Ban | Ban | Ban | Ban |
In addition to this, BH 1v1 has unbanned Innards Out, Arena Trap, Shadow Tag, Magnet Pull, Ceaseless Edge, Sleep Talk, Baton Pass, Shed Tail, Last Respects, Revival Blessing, and Stakeout.
| Item | Prunyy | Wyrdwind | ANinjaDude | Aidan Amoonguss | Tragic Fantasy | Result |
| Innards Out | Unban | Unban | Unban | Unban | Unban | Unban |
| Arena Trap | Unban | Unban | Unban | Unban | Unban | Unban |
| Shadow Tag | Unban | Unban | Unban | Unban | Unban | Unban |
| Magnet Pull | Unban | Unban | Unban | Unban | Unban | Unban |
| Ceaseless Edge | Unban | Unban | Unban | Unban | Unban | Unban |
| Sleep Talk | Unban | Unban | Unban | Unban | Unban | Unban |
| Baton Pass | Unban | Unban | Unban | Unban | Unban | Unban |
| Shed Tail | Unban | Unban | Unban | Do Not Unban | Unban | Unban |
| Last Respects | Unban | Unban | Unban | Unban | Unban | Unban |
| Revival Blessing | Unban | Unban | Unban | Unban | Unban | Unban |
| Stakeout | Unban | Unban | Unban | Unban | Unban | Unban |
In addition, Groudon-Primal, Kartana, Alakazam-Mega, and Diancie-Mega have been put on the watchlist.
Been sittin’ pretty in the TSAAA Ladder top 5 with big stall for a while now, going 28-3 with this team, which is currently undefeated in its current incarnation. I’ve had my fun with it, so I’d like to spur meta development and talk about how it works, and how to beat stall teams in general here.
The team:
Itemless Levitate Dengo Stall
:Chansey::Muk-Alola::gholdengo::vaporeon::Magearna::giratina:
:sv/Chansey:
Her? (Chansey) (F) @ Eviolite
Ability: Magic Guard
EVs: 248 HP / 8 Def / 252 SpD
Calm Nature
IVs: 0 Atk
- Seismic Toss
- Stealth Rock
- Soft-Boiled
- Heal Bell
Chansey or Blissey is a must for stall, as Heal Bell is irreplaceable, keeping the team status free and making massive meta blanket check Giratina more able to utilize Rest for its healing option. I personally prefer Chansey over Blissey because its mixed bulk is incredible with Eviolite, and Unaware is redundant with Muk and Maggy. This trio is the near perfect Specially Defensive core for the meta, IMO. I don’t think Vessels is necessary at all, it’s just bulk overkill, really. I mostly laddered with Scrappy so Seismic Toss could hit ghosts (get wrecked Typhlosion-H and Pallosand) but after losing to lols and Lav’s hazard stack stalls and realizing how rarely I actually utilized Chansey to hit stuff in general (and particularly ghosts) I figured Magic Guard was simply better for hazard and status chip. In practice, Chansey is more than anything a rocks and Heal Bell machine. Even without Scrappy, MG Chansey can near endlessly scout Tysp-H for Eruptions and Palo and PP stall them.Her? (Chansey) (F) @ Eviolite
Ability: Magic Guard
EVs: 248 HP / 8 Def / 252 SpD
Calm Nature
IVs: 0 Atk
- Seismic Toss
- Stealth Rock
- Soft-Boiled
- Heal Bell
:sv/Muk-Alola:
The Fudge (Muk-Alola) @ Assault Vest
Ability: Regenerator
EVs: 252 HP / 4 Atk / 252 SpD
Careful Nature
- Knock Off
- Poison Fang
- Clear Smog
- Drain Punch
My favorite mon of this meta (or really any meta where it gets Regenerator). Muk stops cold any Psychic or Ghost who would try to prey on Chansey, including, but not limited to, tier king Scream Tail. Everytime Muk hits the field, it forces progress; something is losing its item to Knock, likely getting Toxic’d with Fang, having their boosts removed with Clear Smog. Drain Punch is nice because it gives Muk some healing while on the field, and hits random sleeper breakers like Bisharp and Lucario hard.The Fudge (Muk-Alola) @ Assault Vest
Ability: Regenerator
EVs: 252 HP / 4 Atk / 252 SpD
Careful Nature
- Knock Off
- Poison Fang
- Clear Smog
- Drain Punch
:sv/magearna:
Commander Bunbun (Magearna) @ Leftovers
Ability: Volt Absorb
EVs: 252 HP / 4 SpA / 252 SpD
Sassy Nature
IVs: 0 Atk / 0 Spe
- Draining Kiss
- Flash Cannon
- Spikes
- Volt Switch
Filling out the special def side of the team is my personal invention, who seems to have infested the meta, Volt Absorb Magearna. Why VA Maggy? Well, Steel / Fairy is immune to Dragon, thus completely blanking RBolt, while also resisting Grass, Bug, Flying and being neutral to Water and Fighting, meaning Magearna is adept at halting any attempt from Volt Turn teams to gain momentum on this team from Volt Switchers. And it Spikes on them. Oh golly, does it Spike on them. What else does Mag do? Oh not much, just 1V1s Scream Tail by spamming Flash Cannon. Or 1V1ing almost any special attacker by spamming Draining Kiss. Or just keeping momentum with Volt Switch. Or helping check Brute Bonnet Commander Bunbun (Magearna) @ Leftovers
Ability: Volt Absorb
EVs: 252 HP / 4 SpA / 252 SpD
Sassy Nature
IVs: 0 Atk / 0 Spe
- Draining Kiss
- Flash Cannon
- Spikes
- Volt Switch
Now the physical walls:
:sv/giratina:
Literally Satan (Giratina) @ Leftovers
Ability: Unaware
EVs: 252 HP / 252 Def / 4 SpD
Impish Nature
- Dragon Tail
- Will-O-Wisp
- Defog
- Rest
What is there to even say? It’s Unaware Giratina. Spin blocks and burns Tentacruel or Tsareena or Forretress or whoever for days so my hazards are staying put, before forcing them out with DTail and racking up hazard damage. Tanks massive STAB SE hits, burns them, and goes to sleep to heal away status. Dragon Tails to shuffle and accumulate hazard damage. This thing is absurd.Literally Satan (Giratina) @ Leftovers
Ability: Unaware
EVs: 252 HP / 252 Def / 4 SpD
Impish Nature
- Dragon Tail
- Will-O-Wisp
- Defog
- Rest
:sv/vaporeon:
Mermaidman (Vaporeon) @ Leftovers
Ability: Fluffy
EVs: 252 HP / 252 Def / 4 SpD
Relaxed Nature
IVs: 0 Spe
- Alluring Voice
- Wish
- Protect
- Flip Turn
I wanted a slow pivot Wish passer to ensure the team doesn’t get worn down, and crucially, to help Magearna and Giratina stay fit, who don’t have the best healing options. Vaporeon is the best of the meta for this role with its slow Flip Turn to get its buddies on the field safely. WishTech synergies well with Toxic and burn chip. Fluffy makes it a huge road block for physical breakers, easing the pressure off Gira, and its Water typing lets it resist meta-staple Fluffy bypassing Ice moves like Glacial Lance and Icicle Spear. You may be wondering, why use Alluring Voice over Scald? Easy! It one shots Koraidon, who would’ve otherwise been a massive threat to the team. It also hit Weavile hard when that was legal, and confused all manner of boosters like Minior, thinking they could Shell Smash on it for free, making them staying in a huge liability. It also bypasses Subs, for what that’s worth. Final note on Fluffy Vap, it’s good at walling Steel Beam + Body Press mixed breakers.Mermaidman (Vaporeon) @ Leftovers
Ability: Fluffy
EVs: 252 HP / 252 Def / 4 SpD
Relaxed Nature
IVs: 0 Spe
- Alluring Voice
- Wish
- Protect
- Flip Turn
Now these five have been locked in to this team for a long time, and while the team was solid, it was also pierced by the meta’s most savage physical wall breakers able to bypass both Giratina and Fluffy Vap: Terrakoin, Rampardos, Golurk, Mamoswine, SD Calyrex-Ice, Knock Pawmot + Hazards. It also lacked a dedicated Knock absorber, leaving my team vulnerable to opposing hazard stack if Gira got knocked and pressured. Thus, there was only one mon able to compress all these roles, and while I internally fought with myself to slot it because it receives no stat boosts, its role compression is irreplaceable, and was the final bit of glue that has secured the team’s consistency in checking the offensive meta:
:sv/gholdengo:
Dangerously Cheesy (Gholdengo)
Ability: Levitate
EVs: 252 HP / 252 Def / 4 SpD
Bold Nature
IVs: 0 Atk
- Flash Cannon
- Night Shade
- Reflect
- Recover
“The hell is this set, Vann?”Dangerously Cheesy (Gholdengo)
Ability: Levitate
EVs: 252 HP / 252 Def / 4 SpD
Bold Nature
IVs: 0 Atk
- Flash Cannon
- Night Shade
- Reflect
- Recover
Your new golden god, that’s what.
No Item Levitate Dengo does everything I need. Night Shade chunks Knock Off RegenVesters like Swampert and Tentacruel and eventually forces them out. Because it’s Spikes immune and resists Stealth Rock, Dengo doesn’t need boots and can eat Knock for days. Running itemless also ensures it’s immune to Poltergeist, thus blanking Golurk with Levitate, spin blocking Brambleghast and others. It can handle anything Terrakoin, Ramp, Mamo and Caly-I can throw at it and threaten back with Flash Cannon. It handles many random Dragons lacking Fire coverage that might try to threaten Giratina. Finally, the last move was up in the air, but Reflect has proven very useful for the team, allowing other members to better deal with Brute Bonnet, Bisharp, Ceruledge and
(Earlier version with Flame Body Forry, who was mid. The first game is a great showcase for Muk.)
https://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/gen9tiershiftaaa-2676757775-dpwbktuvfavauqsykukpeumcnilpvgypw
https://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/gen9tiershiftaaa-2676804224-o75jc76e51tpvcpmqq3rghfplf5lk7lpw
https://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/gen9tiershiftaaa-2676806513
(Dengo games start here.)
https://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/gen9tiershiftaaa-2678465540
https://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/gen9tiershiftaaa-2678646224
https://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/gen9tiershiftaaa-2681296781
https://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/gen9tiershiftaaa-2676757775-dpwbktuvfavauqsykukpeumcnilpvgypw
https://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/gen9tiershiftaaa-2676804224-o75jc76e51tpvcpmqq3rghfplf5lk7lpw
https://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/gen9tiershiftaaa-2676806513
(Dengo games start here.)
https://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/gen9tiershiftaaa-2678465540
https://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/gen9tiershiftaaa-2678646224
https://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/gen9tiershiftaaa-2681296781
So how do you beat this? Welp, I can’t actually cover everything. SD Throat Chop Bisharp is a huge threat if it sets up SD as it stops Vap from using Alluring Voice and hits Dengo with a full powered Dark STAB. Another bad matchup for this team is Ceruledge, as it can clean through all three of my physically defensive mons with its STABs, yet it is conspicuously absent from ladder. I only encountered it once, and I did indeed lose.
But on a grander scale, how do you beat stall teams in general? Here’s some tips!
- The single best option for any balance or offensive team is to slot Taunt, particularly on something that threatens the meta’s most common Regenerator users. For example, I found Virizion effective for this role on one of my balance teams, as it threatens both Swampert and Hoodra with its STABs. It can go mixed with Adaptability or even slot Tinted Lens to bop Fluffy mons and Giratina with Seed Bomb. Scrappy Taunt Tusk is another nice option against hazard stack because it assuredly will get its spin off before Taunting and then begin chunking walls down.
- Similarly, Substitutes let you play around defensive meta staples.
- Mold Breaker. Just use Mold Breaker.
- Trick + Choice items ruin any wall.
- I feel like Electric types that can bop Magearna are under utilized. Sandy Shocks and Trick Rotom-Heat should give this team a hard time, in theory.
- Utilize hazard removal options that can actually remove hazards on Giratina, and don’t be afraid to block its Rest with Hadron Engine.
- Phaze out Wish passes with Dragon Tail, Roar, or Whirlwind. These plays are usually easy to predict.
- The legalization of double Regenerator cores should help give Balance a relative boost in terms of longevity.
Thoughts on TSAAA, it’s a really fun and creative meta, and I’m glad to be a part of its development. I just want to see more people out there tearing stall apart. :)
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Wow, there's alot a stall talk for TS AAA, so after hitting rank 1, how about we talk about some Balance:
The homies ft Speedy Caly-Rex I:
Calyrex-Ice @ Choice Band
Ability: Tinted Lens
EVs: 252 Atk / 4 SpD / 252 Spe
Adamant Nature
- Glacial Lance
- Trick
- Leech Seed/Close Combat/Heavy Slam
- Swords Dance
Look at the VR, now look at this Tinted Lens, contactless, 120 BP Ice move, now look back at the VR. It's no exaggeration to say you click Lance 99% of the time, and that only 2 mons in the tier can check it long-term: Skarmory (must be Intimidate) and Avalugg. Against the aforementioned 2 switch-ins or in most stall matchups, Trick + SD allows you to cripple something (usually the Avalugg or Skarmory), set up to +2, and 2HKO them anyway lol. Caly's 4th Slot is quite flexible 'cuz you don't really need it: CC for 4x resists (tho they need to be PhysDef to avoid a 2HKO with Spikes LMAO), Heavy Slam to hit Unaware Scream Tail harder, or Leech Seed to heal on Stall Walls. Be mindful, though; Caly-I is actually so slow that some walls (namely non-min speed Foul Play Mandibuzz and Giratina) will outspeed you and kill/cripple you. The general game plan is simple: get in as much as possible, break a few mons, die, allow the other offensive pieces to clean up.
Grimmsnarl (M) @ Pixie Plate
Ability: Pixilate
EVs: 252 Atk / 4 Def / 252 Spe
Jolly/Adamant Nature
- Fake Out
- Body Slam
- Parting Shot
- Sucker Punch
A bit out of order is the paste, but this was the second mon added because I loved the offensive synergy. Said Mandibuzz and Giratina, who have enough speed to where Caly-Ice cannot comfortably pivot in, hate taking Pixilate Fake-Outs and Body Slams. Parting Shot allows for pivoting on walls that Caly and the next member up like to feast on, and Sucker Punch last gives another priority option to help clean up sweepers. Grimmsnarl is your anti-offense guy, and can absolutely run away with games once the Steels, who think they can stop Caly-I, are chipped or removed. Jolly is here over Adamant to get the jump on Adamant Mamoswine and Brute Bonnet, who are really tough for the team.
Kilowattrel @ Heavy-Duty Boots
Ability: Primordial Sea
EVs: 4 Def / 252 SpA / 252 Spe
Timid Nature
- Hurricane
- Thunder
- U-turn
- Weather Ball
My favorite speed control mon in this tier that also packs some nice utility with the Primordial Sea. 4 attacks over 3A + Roost as I really like the coverage provided by Weather Ball, and both Hurricane and Thunder are hard to pass up. His role is to bait in special walls/RegeVesters that Caly-Ice likes to feast on and force out breakers like a Sneasel not locked into Ice Shard.
Swampert @ Assault Vest
Ability: Regenerator
EVs: 248 HP / 8 Def / 252 SpD
Sassy Nature
IVs: 0 Spe
- Earthquake
- Flip Turn
- Knock Off
- Poison Jab
Regular-degular Regen Swampert, not much to see here. Gives a crucial blanket check to Special attacks and a crucial Electric Immunity. Poison Jab because FUCK Calm Mind Scream Tail, istg I've lost the most games to that pos. What else can I say about the G.O.A.T. RegenVester?
Giratina @ Eject Button/No Item
Ability: Regenerator
EVs: 248 HP / 248 Def / 12 Spe
Bold Nature
- Hex
- Will-O-Wisp
- Dragon Tail
- Defog
Turns out, giving this thing an actual ability makes it a top-meta staple. Probably the best Defogger in the tier; even Mandibuzz hates facing difficult-to-remove-on Rockers like Sandy Shocks and Heatran. 12 Speed allows you to outspeed and Wisp opposing Jolly Caly-Ice in a pinch. Eject Button is here because Poltergeisters, namely Golurk, Ceru, and Bramble, are a menace, and not too hard to play in a way where you can get the Eject Button popped before the Poltergeister gets in (if you want to be ultra safe, run no item). Regenerator allows you to offset hazard chip and more comfortably scout special attackers that carry Grass coverage for Pert.
Magearna @ Leftovers
Ability: Earth Eater/Levitate
EVs: 248 HP / 16 Def / 244 SpD
Relaxed Nature
IVs: 0 Atk / 0 Spe
- Volt Switch
- Flash Cannon
- Draining Kiss/Pain Split/Encore
- Spikes
I agonized over this slot the most; Mag was by far the mon that changed the most since the first version. 12 EVs plus the Relaxed nature allows to live 4 of Mamo's Technician-boosted 4-hit Icicle Spears with Lefties, gives you good odds to survive 2 of CB Technician Sneasel's Triple Axeles, and avoids a 2HKO from even +2 Scream Tail. Earth Eater is necessary to check said Mamo, and is what I've been using because I'm greedy, but realistically, Levitate is the better choice to avoid Spikes chip. Volt Switch is standard, Flash Cannon helps for Scream, Spikes for hazard chip (No Stealth Rock if you'd notice on this team; from testing, the team pressures Fliers enough to where Spikes usually end up doing more), and the Draining Kiss slot is honestly up to preference.
Difficult Matchups:
You have to out-offense, as SFLO sets 2HKO everything on the team. Set up Spikes as early as possible; with 2 layers or 2 switch-ins, Grimmsnarl guarantees an OHKO on Flutter with Sucker while killing Chande outright + Kilo can outspeed and revenge if chipped.
Fuck this fat bastard. Sub Calm Mind is so strong that you usually have to trade both Mag and/or Pert into it (sometimes both), so keeping them healthy is your top priority. In a pinch, keep in mind Caly-Ice can survive +1 Pixilate Boomburst from full (max 88%), so keeping Rocks off is good too.
By now, you should realize one Fairy resist is not really enough to stop this tier's Fairies long-term. Tinted Lens Choice Specs invalidates Mag and Psyshock 2HKOs Pert. However, if it locks to Psyshock, it's forced to guess a stay-in or free entry for Grimm. Fake Out into Sucker on Grimm kills + you outspeed with Kilo.
With the advent of 2AC aka double Regen, Balance feels a lot better to play. Certain splashasble staples like Magearna, Giratina, and Swampert get a lot easier to use when you can slot another Regen to cover bases. Hot take, but Magearna should be raised to S+ alongside STail; it's amazing typing, pivoting, Spikes support, and versatility in its ability slot is fantastic role compression akin to a Gen 7 LandoT, and is the closest thing to a splashable top tier. Overall I like the meta and it's really cool utilizing mons I rarely get to use in other OMs due to gen 9 powercreep; being able to utilize Ubers with cool new abilities makes the meta stand out even more from other Mashups. Perhaps due to this and the inherent stat creep brought on by Tier Shift, Balance still feels like a headache to build because even double Regen cores aren't enough to stop the sheer variety of threats allowed here. Here are some bans I feel can help alleviate the decentralization:
This mon is just too fat and hits too damn hard. The problem set is SubCM not because its unstoppable, but because you genuinely have to specifically tech for it or else sack 2 mons into it to avoid being swept every time. In a tier as chaotic and decentralized as this, I don't believe it's healthy for 1 mon to require so much attention and resources in building and in battle.
If Scream Tail gets banned, I think this one's gotta go too. Scale Shot SOR sets are biggest culprit; it can tech Heavy Slam to nuke any offensive Scream Tail and other non-Fluffy Fairies, +2 SOR CC rips through WBB Mag, and +2 Scale Shot blows up everything else. Ridiculously fast and can beat any team with the right coverage.
Hello Variance, the mon. Psychic Surge, Protean, SFLO/Hadron, I've seen SOR even; this is the mon most likely to run away with the game with a set you didn't think of/prep for. It's the same reason why the standard AAA thinks DeoS in controversial, except now you have 150 in both Offenses while still having a mind-boggling 150 Speed that puts you ahead to 99% of breakers.
Tinted Lens: I don't take that much issue with these individually, but more so the ability they share on the VR. I'm gonna sound like a broken record here, but in a tier as diverse and decentralized as TS AAA, the last thing we need is threats that can just ignore their counters and require specific prep to not auto-lose on preview.
Thanks for reading, and I hope you enjoy the tier as much as I do.
The homies ft Speedy Caly-Rex I:
Calyrex-Ice @ Choice Band
Ability: Tinted Lens
EVs: 252 Atk / 4 SpD / 252 Spe
Adamant Nature
- Glacial Lance
- Trick
- Leech Seed/Close Combat/Heavy Slam
- Swords Dance
Look at the VR, now look at this Tinted Lens, contactless, 120 BP Ice move, now look back at the VR. It's no exaggeration to say you click Lance 99% of the time, and that only 2 mons in the tier can check it long-term: Skarmory (must be Intimidate) and Avalugg. Against the aforementioned 2 switch-ins or in most stall matchups, Trick + SD allows you to cripple something (usually the Avalugg or Skarmory), set up to +2, and 2HKO them anyway lol. Caly's 4th Slot is quite flexible 'cuz you don't really need it: CC for 4x resists (tho they need to be PhysDef to avoid a 2HKO with Spikes LMAO), Heavy Slam to hit Unaware Scream Tail harder, or Leech Seed to heal on Stall Walls. Be mindful, though; Caly-I is actually so slow that some walls (namely non-min speed Foul Play Mandibuzz and Giratina) will outspeed you and kill/cripple you. The general game plan is simple: get in as much as possible, break a few mons, die, allow the other offensive pieces to clean up.
Grimmsnarl (M) @ Pixie Plate
Ability: Pixilate
EVs: 252 Atk / 4 Def / 252 Spe
Jolly/Adamant Nature
- Fake Out
- Body Slam
- Parting Shot
- Sucker Punch
A bit out of order is the paste, but this was the second mon added because I loved the offensive synergy. Said Mandibuzz and Giratina, who have enough speed to where Caly-Ice cannot comfortably pivot in, hate taking Pixilate Fake-Outs and Body Slams. Parting Shot allows for pivoting on walls that Caly and the next member up like to feast on, and Sucker Punch last gives another priority option to help clean up sweepers. Grimmsnarl is your anti-offense guy, and can absolutely run away with games once the Steels, who think they can stop Caly-I, are chipped or removed. Jolly is here over Adamant to get the jump on Adamant Mamoswine and Brute Bonnet, who are really tough for the team.
Kilowattrel @ Heavy-Duty Boots
Ability: Primordial Sea
EVs: 4 Def / 252 SpA / 252 Spe
Timid Nature
- Hurricane
- Thunder
- U-turn
- Weather Ball
My favorite speed control mon in this tier that also packs some nice utility with the Primordial Sea. 4 attacks over 3A + Roost as I really like the coverage provided by Weather Ball, and both Hurricane and Thunder are hard to pass up. His role is to bait in special walls/RegeVesters that Caly-Ice likes to feast on and force out breakers like a Sneasel not locked into Ice Shard.
Swampert @ Assault Vest
Ability: Regenerator
EVs: 248 HP / 8 Def / 252 SpD
Sassy Nature
IVs: 0 Spe
- Earthquake
- Flip Turn
- Knock Off
- Poison Jab
Regular-degular Regen Swampert, not much to see here. Gives a crucial blanket check to Special attacks and a crucial Electric Immunity. Poison Jab because FUCK Calm Mind Scream Tail, istg I've lost the most games to that pos. What else can I say about the G.O.A.T. RegenVester?
Giratina @ Eject Button/No Item
Ability: Regenerator
EVs: 248 HP / 248 Def / 12 Spe
Bold Nature
- Hex
- Will-O-Wisp
- Dragon Tail
- Defog
Turns out, giving this thing an actual ability makes it a top-meta staple. Probably the best Defogger in the tier; even Mandibuzz hates facing difficult-to-remove-on Rockers like Sandy Shocks and Heatran. 12 Speed allows you to outspeed and Wisp opposing Jolly Caly-Ice in a pinch. Eject Button is here because Poltergeisters, namely Golurk, Ceru, and Bramble, are a menace, and not too hard to play in a way where you can get the Eject Button popped before the Poltergeister gets in (if you want to be ultra safe, run no item). Regenerator allows you to offset hazard chip and more comfortably scout special attackers that carry Grass coverage for Pert.
Magearna @ Leftovers
Ability: Earth Eater/Levitate
EVs: 248 HP / 16 Def / 244 SpD
Relaxed Nature
IVs: 0 Atk / 0 Spe
- Volt Switch
- Flash Cannon
- Draining Kiss/Pain Split/Encore
- Spikes
I agonized over this slot the most; Mag was by far the mon that changed the most since the first version. 12 EVs plus the Relaxed nature allows to live 4 of Mamo's Technician-boosted 4-hit Icicle Spears with Lefties, gives you good odds to survive 2 of CB Technician Sneasel's Triple Axeles, and avoids a 2HKO from even +2 Scream Tail. Earth Eater is necessary to check said Mamo, and is what I've been using because I'm greedy, but realistically, Levitate is the better choice to avoid Spikes chip. Volt Switch is standard, Flash Cannon helps for Scream, Spikes for hazard chip (No Stealth Rock if you'd notice on this team; from testing, the team pressures Fliers enough to where Spikes usually end up doing more), and the Draining Kiss slot is honestly up to preference.
Difficult Matchups:
With the advent of 2AC aka double Regen, Balance feels a lot better to play. Certain splashasble staples like Magearna, Giratina, and Swampert get a lot easier to use when you can slot another Regen to cover bases. Hot take, but Magearna should be raised to S+ alongside STail; it's amazing typing, pivoting, Spikes support, and versatility in its ability slot is fantastic role compression akin to a Gen 7 LandoT, and is the closest thing to a splashable top tier. Overall I like the meta and it's really cool utilizing mons I rarely get to use in other OMs due to gen 9 powercreep; being able to utilize Ubers with cool new abilities makes the meta stand out even more from other Mashups. Perhaps due to this and the inherent stat creep brought on by Tier Shift, Balance still feels like a headache to build because even double Regen cores aren't enough to stop the sheer variety of threats allowed here. Here are some bans I feel can help alleviate the decentralization:
Thanks for reading, and I hope you enjoy the tier as much as I do.
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National Dex Mix and Mega
Mix and Mega is an Ubers-based metagame that allows you to use any transformation item on any permitted pokémon. When that Pokémon then transforms, it undergoes the same stat modifications that the original user of that item does, along with its ability and any type changes that the altered form has compared to the base species. Primarily this takes the form of the Gen 6 Mega Evolution mechanic, with the usual restrictions of one per team removed, but also included are the Red and Blue Primal Orbs as well as the Gen 8 Rusted items.
For example:
Transformation Items
Banned Stones
Beedrillite (+60 Attack, -30 Special Attack, +70 Speed | Adaptability | N/A | 11 kg)
Blazikenite (+40 Attack, +10 Defense, +20 Special Attack, +10 Special Defense, +20 Speed | Speed Boost | N/A | N/A)
Gengarite (+20 Defense, +40 Special Attack, +20 Special Defense, +20 Speed | Shadow Tag | N/A | N/A)
Kangaskhanite (+30 Attack, +20 Defense, +20 Special Attack, +10 Special Defense, +20 Speed | Parental Bond | N/A | +20 kg)
Lucarionite Z (-10 Attack, +49 Special Attack, +61 Speed | Adaptability | N/A | -4.6 kg)
Malamarite (+10 Attack, +30 Special Attack, +45 Special Defense, +15 Speed | Contrary | N/A | +22.8 kg)
Mawilite (+20 Attack, +40 Defense, +40 Special Defense | Huge Power | N/A | +12 kg)
Medichamite (+40 Attack, +10 Defense, + 20 Special Attack, +10 Special Defense, +20 Speed | Pure Power | N/A | N/A)
Pidgeotite (+5 Defense, +65 Special Attack, +10 Special Defense, +20 Speed | No Guard | N/A | +11 kg)
Raichunite Y (+10 Attack, +70 Special Attack, +20 Speed | No Guard | N/A | -4 kg)
Scovillainite (+30 Attack, +20 Defense, +30 Special Attack, +20 Special Defense | Spicy Spray | N/A | +7 kg)
Starminite (+25 Attack, +20 Defense, +30 Special Attack, +20 Special Defense, +5 Speed | Huge Power | N/A | N/A)
Common Legal Stones
Altarianite (+40 Attack, +20 Defense, +40 Special Attack | Pixilate | +
| N/A)
Barbaracite (+35 Attack, +15 Defense, +10 Special Attack, +20 Special Defense, +20 Speed | Tough Claws | +
| +4 kg)
Chimechite (+30 Defense, +40 Special Attack, +30 Special Defense | Levitate | +
| +7 kg)
Delphoxite (+45 Special Attack, +25 Special Defense, +30 Speed | Levitate | N/A | N/A)
Dragalgite (+10 Attack, +15 Defense, +35 Special Attack, +40 Special Defense | Regenerator | N/A | +18.8 kg)
Feraligite (+55 Attack, +25 Defense, + 10 Special Attack, +10 Special Defense | Dragonize | +
| +20 kg)
Gyaradosite (+30 Attack, +30 Defense, +10 Special Attack, +30 Special Defense | Mold Breaker | +
| +70 kg)
Heatranite (+30 Attack, +45 Special Attack, +35 Special Defense, -10 Speed | Flash Fire | N/A | +140 kg)
Latiasite (+20 Attack, +30 Defense, +30 Special Attack, +20 Special Defense | Levitate | N/A | +12 kg)
Lucarionite (+35 Attack, +18 Defense, +25 Special Attack, +22 Speed | Adaptability | N/A | +3.5 kg)
Metagrossite (+10 Attack, +20 Defense, +10 Special Attack, +20 Special Defense, +40 Speed | Tough Claws | N/A | +392.9 kg)
Pinsirite (+30 Attack, +20 Defense, +10 Special Attack, +20 Special Defense, +20 Speed | Aerilate | +
| +4 kg)
Red Orb (+30 Attack, +20 Defense, +50 Special Attack | Desolate Land | +
| +49.7 kg)
Rusted Sword (+30 Attack, +10 Speed | Intrepid Sword | +
| +245 kg)
Sablenite (+10 Attack, +50 Defense, +20 Special Attack, +50 Special Defense, -30 Speed | Magic Bounce | N/A | +150 kg)
Zygardite (-30 Attack, -30 Defense, +125 Special Attack, -10 Special Defense, +15 Speed | Aura Break | N/A | N/A)
Situational Legal Stones
Aerodactylite (+30 Attack, +20 Defense, +10 Special Attack, +20 Special Defense, +20 Speed | Tough Claws | N/A | +20 kg)
Aggronite (+30 Attack, +50 Defense, +20 Special Defense | Filter | +
| +35 kg)
Audinite (+40 Defense, +20 Special Attack, +40 Special Defense | Healer | +
| +1 kg)
Diancite (+60 Attack, -40 Defense, +60 Special Attack, -40 Special Defense, +60 Speed | Magic Bounce | N/A | +19 kg)
Eelektrossite (+30 Attack, +30 Special Attack, +10 Special Defense, +30 Speed | Eelevate | N/A | +79.5 kg)
Emboarite (+25 Attack, +10 Defense, +10 Special Attack, +45 Special Defense, +10 Speed | Mold Breaker | N/A | +30.3 kg)
Hearthflame Mask (N/A | Mold Breaker | +
| N/A | 1.2x Boost to all moves)
Meganiumite (+10 Attack, +15 Defense, +60 Special Attack, +15 Special Defense | Mega Sol | +
| +100.5 kg)
Salamencite (+10 Attack, +50 Defense, +10 Special Attack, +10 Special Defense, +20 Speed | Aerilate | N/A | +10 kg)
Staraptite (+20 Attack, +30 Defense, +10 Special Attack, +30 Special Defense, +10 Speed | Contrary | +
Primary | +25.1 kg)
Swampertite (+40 Attack, +20 Defense, +10 Special Attack, +20 Special Defense, +10 Speed | Swift Swim | N/A | +20.1 kg)
Victreebelite (+20 Attack, +20 Defense, +35 Special Attack, +25 Special Defense | Innards Out | N/A | +110 kg)
Zeraorite (+45 Attack, +45 Special Attack, +10 Speed | Volt Absorb | N/A | N/A)
Niche Legal Stones
Abomasite (+40 Attack, +30 Defense, +40 Special Attack, +20 Special Defense, -30 Speed | Snow Warning | N/A | +49.5 kg)
Absolite (+20 Attack, +40 Special Attack, +40 Speed | Magic Bounce | N/A | +2 kg)
Absolite Z (+24 Attack, +76 Speed | Magic Bounce | +
| +2 kg )
Adamant Crystal (-20 Attack, +20 Special Defense | Pressure | N/A | +167 kg | 1.2x Boost to Steel- and Dragon-type moves)
Alakazite (+20 Defense,+40 Special Attack, +10 Special Defense, +30 Speed | Trace | N/A | N/A)
Ampharosite (+20 Attack, +20 Defense, +50 Special Attack, +20 Special Defense, -10 Speed | Mold Breaker | +
| N/A)
Banettite (+50 Attack, +10 Defense, +10 Special Attack, +20 Special Defense, +10 Speed | Prankster | N/A | +0.5 kg )
Baxcalibrite (+30 Attack, +25 Defense, +30 Special Attack, +15 Special Defense | Thermal Exchange | N/A | +105 kg)
Blastoisinite (+20 Attack, +20 Defense, +50 Special Attack, +10 Special Defense | Mega Launcher | N/A | +15.6 kg)
Blue Orb (+50 Attack, +30 Special Attack, +20 Special Defense | Primordial Sea | N/A | +78 kg)
Cameruptite (+20 Attack, +30 Defense, +40 Special Attack, +30 Special Defense, -20 Speed | Sheer Force | N/A | +100.5 kg)
Chandelurite (+20 Attack, +20 Defense, +30 Special Attack, +20 Special Defense, +10 Speed | Infiltrator | N/A | +35.3 kg)
Charizardite X (+46 Attack, +33 Defense, +21 Special Attack | Tough Claws | +
| +20 kg)
Charizardite Y (+20 Attack, +50 Special Attack, +30 Special Defense | Drought | N/A | +10 kg)
Chesnaughtite (+30 Attack, +50 Defense, +40 Special Defense, -20 Speed | Bulletproof | N/A | N/A)
Clefablite (+10 Attack, +20 Defense, +40 Special Attack, +20 Special Defense, +10 Speed | Magic Bounce | +
| +2.3 kg)
Cornerstone Mask (N/A | Sturdy | + Rock | N/A | 1.2x Boost to all moves)
Crabominite (+25 Attack, +45 Defense, +40 Special Defense, -10 Speed | Iron Fist | N/A | +72.8 kg)
Darkranite (+30 Attack, +40 Defense, +30 Special Attack, +40 Special Defense, -40 Speed | Bad Dreams | N/A | +189.5 kg)
Dragoninite (-10 Attack, +20 Defense, +45 Special Attack, +25 Special Defense, +20 Speed | Multiscale | N/A | +80 kg)
Drampanite (+25 Attack, +25 Defense, +25 Special Attack, +25 Special Defense | Berserk | N/A | N/A)
Drives (N/A | Download | N/A | N/A)
Excadrite (+30 Attack, +40 Defense, +15 Special Attack, +15 Speed | Piercing Drill | N/A | +19.6 kg)
Falinksite (+35 Attack, +35 Defense, +5 Special Defense, +25 Speed | Defiant | N/A | +37 kg)
Floettite (+20 Attack, +20 Defense, +30 Special Attack, +20 Special Defense, +10 Speed | Fairy Aura | N/A | +99.9 kg
Froslassite (+60 Special Attack, +30 Special Defense, +10 Speed | Snow Warning | N/A | +3 kg)
Galladite (+40 Attack, +30 Defense, +30 Speed | Inner Focus | N/A | +4.4Kg)
Garchompite (+40 Attack, +20 Defense, +40 Special Attack, +10 Special Defense, -10 Speed | Sand Force | N/A | N/A)
Garchompite Z (-10 Defense, +61 Special Attack, +49 Speed | Sand Force | +
| +4 kg)
Gardevoirite (+20 Attack, +40 Special Attack, +20 Special Defense, +20 Speed | Pixilate | N/A | N/A)
Glalitite (+40 Attack, +40 Special Attack, +20 Speed | Refrigerate | N/A | +93.7 kg)
Glimmoranite (+35 Attack, +15 Defense, +20 Special Attack, +15 Special Defense, +15 Speed | Adaptability | N/A | +32 kg)
Golisopite (+25 Attack, +35 Defense, +10 Special Attack, +30 Special Defense | Emergency Exit | +
| +40 kg)
Golurkite (+35 Attack, +25 Defense, +15 Special Attack, +25 Special Defense | Unseen Fist | N/A | N/A)
Greninjite (+30 Attack, +10 Defense, +30 Special Attack, +10 Special Defense, +20 Speed | Protean | N/A | N/A)
Griseous Core (+20 Attack, -20 Defense, +20 Special Attack, -20 Special Defense | Levitate | N/A | -100 kg | 1.2x Boost to Ghost- and Dragon-type moves)
Hawluchanite (+45 Attack, +25 Defense, +30 Special Defense | No Guard | N/A | +3.5 kg)
Heracronite (+60 Attack, +40 Defense, +10 Special Defense, -10 Speed | Skill Link | N/A | +8.5 kg)
Houndoominite (+40 Defense, +30 Special Attack, +10 Special Defense, +20 Speed | Solar Power | N/A | +14.5 kg)
Latiosite (+40 Attack, +20 Defense, +30 Special Attack, +10 Special Defense | Levitate | N/A | +10 kg)
Lopunnite (+60 Attack, +10 Defense, +30 Speed | Scrappy | +
| -5 kg)
Lustrous Globe (-20 Attack, +20 Speed | Pressure | N/A | +324 kg | 1.2x Boost to Water- and Dragon-type moves)
Magearnite (+30 Attack, +40 Special Attack, +30 Speed | Soul-Heart | N/A | +167.6 kg)
Manectite (+20 Defense, +30 Special Attack, +20 Special Defense, +30 Speed | Intimidate | N/A | +3.8 kg)
Meowsticite (+60 Special Attack, +20 Special Defense, +20 Speed | Trace | N/A | +1.6 kg)
Memories (N/A | RKS System | Primary type to type of Memory | N/A)
Mewtwonite X (+80 Attack, +10 Defense, +10 Special Defense | Steadfast | +
| +5 kg)
Mewtwonite Y (+40 Attack, -20 Defense, +40 Special Attack, +30 Special Defense, +10 Speed | Insomnia | N/A | -89 kg)
Plates (N/A | Multitype | Primary type to type of Plate | N/A | 1.2x Boost to moves of type of Plate)
Pyroarite (+20 Attack, +20 Defense, +20 Special Attack, +20 Special Defense, +20 Speed | Fire Mane | N/A | +11.8 kg)
Raichunite X (+45 Attack, +40 Defense, +15 Special Defense | Electric Surge | N/A | +8 kg)
Rusted Shield (+25 Defense, +25 Special Defense, -10 Speed | Dauntless Shield | +
| +167 kg)
Sceptilite (+25 Attack, +10 Defense, +40 Special Attack, +25 Speed | Lightning Rod | +
| +3 kg)
Scizorite (+20 Attack, +40 Defense, +10 Special Attack, +20 Special Defense, +10 Speed | Technician | N/A | +7 kg)
Scolipite (+40 Attack, +60 Defense, +20 Special Attack, +30 Special Defense, -50 Speed | Shell Armor | N/A | +30 kg)
Scraftinite (+40 Attack, +20 Defense, +10 Special Attack, +20 Special Defense, +10 Speed | Intimidate | N/A | +1 kg)
Sharpedonite (+20 Attack, +30 Defense, +15 Special Attack, +25 Special Defense, +10 Speed | Strong Jaw | N/A | +41.5 kg)
Skarmorite (+60 Attack, -30 Defense, +30 Special Defense, +40 Speed | Stalwart | N/A | -10.1 kg)
Slowbronite (+70 Defense, +30 Special Attack | Shell Armor | N/A | +31.5 kg)
Steelixite (+40 Attack, +30 Defense, +30 Special Defense | Sand Force | N/A | +340 kg)
Tatsugirinite (+15 Attack, +30 Defense, +15 Special Attack, +30 Special Defense, +10 Speed | Commander | N/A | N/A)
Tyranitarite (+30 Attack, +40 Defense, +20 Special Defense, +10 Speed | Sand Stream | N/A | +53 kg)
Venusaurite (+18 Attack, +40 Defense, +22 Special Attack, +20 Special Defense | Thick Fat | N/A | +55.5 kg)
Wellspring Mask (N/A | Water Absorb | +
| 1.2x Boost to all moves)
Common Legal Stones
Situational Legal Stones
Niche Legal Stones
Council:
:Greninja-Ash: sleepyfwog (Tier Leader)
:Arbok: Clas
:Manaphy: Wyrd
:Diancie-Mega: Tragic Fantasy
:Giratina-Origin: Bobsican
Banlist
- Species Clause: A player cannot have two Pokemon with the same National Pokédex number on a team.
- OHKO Clause: A Pokemon may not have the moves Fissure, Guillotine, Horn Drill, or Sheer Cold in its moveset.
- Evasion Clause: A Pokemon may not have either Double Team or Minimize in its moveset.
- Sleep Moves Clause: Bans all moves that induce sleep, such as Hypnosis.
- Endless Battle Clause: Players cannot intentionally prevent an opponent from being able to end the game without forfeiting.
- Terastal Clause: Players cannot use the mechanic known as Terastallization.
- Mega Rayquaza Clause: Rayquaza may not Mega Evolve
- Mega Stone Clause: Only one of each Mega Stone is permitted per team
:Calyrex-Shadow: Calyrex-Shadow
:Miraidon: Miraidon
:Koraidon: Koraidon
:Miraidon: Miraidon
:Koraidon: Koraidon
:arceus: Arceus
:calyrex-ice: Calyrex-Ice
:deoxys-attack: Deoxys-Attack
:deoxys: Deoxys-Neutral
:dialga: Dialga
:eternatus: Eternatus
:flutter-mane: Flutter Mane
:giratina: Giratina
:groudon: Groudon
:ho-oh: Ho-Oh
:kyogre: Kyogre
:kyurem-black: Kyurem-Black
:kyurem-white: Kyurem-White
:lugia: Lugia
:lunala: Lunala
:iron bundle: Iron Bundle
:marshadow: Marshadow
:melmetal: Melmetal
:mewtwo: Mewtwo
:naganadel: Naganadel
:necrozma-dawn-wings: Necrozma-Dawn-Wings
:necrozma-dusk-mane: Necrozma-Dusk-Mane
:palkia: Palkia
:pheromosa: Pheromosa
:rayquaza: Rayquaza
:regigigas: Regigigas
:reshiram: Reshiram
:slaking: Slaking
:sneasler: Sneasler
:xerneas: Xerneas
:yveltal: Yveltal
:zacian: Zacian
:zekrom: Zekrom
*Pokemon in italics are allowed to use their native Mega Stones or similar items.
:calyrex-ice: Calyrex-Ice
:deoxys-attack: Deoxys-Attack
:deoxys: Deoxys-Neutral
:dialga: Dialga
:eternatus: Eternatus
:flutter-mane: Flutter Mane
:giratina: Giratina
:groudon: Groudon
:ho-oh: Ho-Oh
:kyogre: Kyogre
:kyurem-black: Kyurem-Black
:kyurem-white: Kyurem-White
:lugia: Lugia
:lunala: Lunala
:iron bundle: Iron Bundle
:marshadow: Marshadow
:melmetal: Melmetal
:mewtwo: Mewtwo
:naganadel: Naganadel
:necrozma-dawn-wings: Necrozma-Dawn-Wings
:necrozma-dusk-mane: Necrozma-Dusk-Mane
:palkia: Palkia
:pheromosa: Pheromosa
:rayquaza: Rayquaza
:regigigas: Regigigas
:reshiram: Reshiram
:slaking: Slaking
:sneasler: Sneasler
:xerneas: Xerneas
:yveltal: Yveltal
:zacian: Zacian
:zekrom: Zekrom
*Pokemon in italics are allowed to use their native Mega Stones or similar items.
:Smeargle: Moody
:Gengar-Mega: Shadow Tag
:Gengar-Mega: Shadow Tag
:Cyclizar: Shed Tail
:Smeargle: Baton Pass
:Smeargle: Baton Pass
:beedrillite: Beedrillite
:blazikenite: Blazikenite
:gengarite: Gengarite
:kangaskhanite: Kangaskhanite
:lucarionite-z: Lucarionite Z
:malamarite: Malamarite
:mawilite: Mawilite
:medichamite: Medichamite
:pidgeotite: Pidgeotite
:raichunite-y: Raichunite Y
:scovillainite: Scovillainite
:starminite: Starminite
:blazikenite: Blazikenite
:gengarite: Gengarite
:kangaskhanite: Kangaskhanite
:lucarionite-z: Lucarionite Z
:malamarite: Malamarite
:mawilite: Mawilite
:medichamite: Medichamite
:pidgeotite: Pidgeotite
:raichunite-y: Raichunite Y
:scovillainite: Scovillainite
:starminite: Starminite
FAQ
Q: How many Pokémon may I Mega Evolve on a team?
A: You may Mega Evolve any number of Pokemon on the same team.
Q: How do Mega Stones that add types function on Pokémon that are given a secondary type equivalent to their primary type?
A: If you use a Mega Stone that gives you a secondary typing that's the same as your primary typing, you no longer have a secondary typing (ie: Altarianite Togekiss). In the case of Staraptite, Plates, and Memories, this will replace the primary typing, not the secondary typing.
Q: Why does my Darmanitan-Zen and Palafin revert to its base form upon Mega Evolution?
A: Mega Evolutions cannot be based off of alternate in-game form changes, and hence they revert to their original forme.
Q: Can Knock Off, Trick, e.t.c. be used to remove a transformation item from its holder?
A: A Mega Stone cannot in any way removed from its holder if the holder can Mega Evolve with it, regardless of whether the holder is the "correct" species or not. The same goes for the Primal Orbs and Rusted Items.
Q: What about native Mega Evolutions (like Tyranitar @ Tyranitarite)?
A: Native Mega Evolutions are allowed if the if the Mega Stone in question is allowed. This includes Mewtwo @ Mewtwonite Y or Groudon @ Red Orb, but not Mewtwo @ Absolite.
Codes
/Tour New gen9mixandmega,elim,,,[Gen 9] National Dex Mix and Mega
/tour rules +Past, Min Source Gen = 3, Mega Rayquaza Clause, +Gholdengo, +Solgaleo, +Groudon, +Kyogre, +Mewtwo, +Zacian, -Electrify,*Marshadow, *Melmetal, *Naganadel,*Pheromosa, *Xerneas, *Yveltal, *Power Construct, +Red Orb
/tour rules +Past, Min Source Gen = 3, Mega Rayquaza Clause, +Gholdengo, +Solgaleo, +Groudon, +Kyogre, +Mewtwo, +Zacian, -Electrify,*Marshadow, *Melmetal, *Naganadel,*Pheromosa, *Xerneas, *Yveltal, *Power Construct, +Red Orb
/Tour New gen9mixandmega,elim,,,[Gen 9] National Dex Mix and Mega
/tour rules +Past, Min Source Gen = 3, Mega Rayquaza Clause, +Gholdengo, +Solgaleo, +Groudon, +Kyogre, +Mewtwo, +Zacian, -Electrify,*Marshadow, *Melmetal, *Naganadel,*Pheromosa, *Xerneas, *Yveltal, *Power Construct, +Red Orb, -Groudon+Abomasite, -Groudon+Absolite, -Groudon+Absolite Z, -Groudon+Aerodactylite, -Groudon+Aggronite, -Groudon+Alakazite, -Groudon+Altarianite, -Groudon+Ampharosite, -Groudon+Audinite, -Groudon+Banettite, -Groudon+Barbaracite, -Groudon+Baxcalibrite, -Groudon+Blastoisinite, -Groudon+BlueOrb, -Groudon+Cameruptite, -Groudon+Chandelurite, -Groudon+Charizardite X, -Groudon+Charizardite Y, -Groudon+Chesnaughtite, -Groudon+Chimechite, -Groudon+Clefablite, -Groudon+Crabominite, -Groudon+Crucibellite, -Groudon+Darkranite, -Groudon+Delphoxite, -Groudon+Diancite, -Groudon+Dragalgite, -Groudon+Dragoninite, -Groudon+Drampanite, -Groudon+Eelektrossite, -Groudon+Emboarite, -Groudon+Excadrite, -Groudon+Falinksite, -Groudon+Feraligite, -Groudon+Floettite, -Groudon+Froslassite, -Groudon+Galladite, -Groudon+Garchompite, -Groudon+Garchompite Z, -Groudon+Gardevoirite, -Groudon+Glalitite, -Groudon+Glimmoranite, -Groudon+Golisopite, -Groudon+Golurkite, -Groudon+Greninjite, -Groudon+Gyaradosite, -Groudon+Hawluchanite, -Groudon+Heatranite, -Groudon+Heracronite, -Groudon+Houndoominite, -Groudon+Latiasite, -Groudon+Latiosite, -Groudon+Lopunnite, -Groudon+Lucarionite, -Groudon+Lucarionite Z, -Groudon+Magearnite, -Groudon+Manectite, -Groudon+Meganiumite, -Groudon+Meowsticite, -Groudon+Metagrossite, -Groudon+Mewtwonite X, -Groudon+Mewtwonite Y, -Groudon+Pinsirite, -Groudon+Pyroarite, -Groudon+Raichunite X, -Groudon+RustedShield, -Groudon+RustedSword, -Groudon+Sablenite, -Groudon+Salamencite, -Groudon+Sceptilite, -Groudon+Scizorite, -Groudon+Scolipite, -Groudon+Scraftinite, -Groudon+Sharpedonite, -Groudon+Skarmorite, -Groudon+Slowbronite, -Groudon+Staraptite, -Groudon+Steelixite, -Groudon+Swampertite, -Groudon+Tatsugirinite, -Groudon+Tyranitarite, -Groudon+Venusaurite, -Groudon+Victreebelite, -Groudon+Zeraorite, -Groudon+Zygardite, -Kyogre+Abomasite, -Kyogre+Absolite, -Kyogre+Absolite Z, -Kyogre+Aerodactylite, -Kyogre+Aggronite, -Kyogre+Alakazite, -Kyogre+Altarianite, -Kyogre+Ampharosite, -Kyogre+Audinite, -Kyogre+Banettite, -Kyogre+Barbaracite, -Kyogre+Baxcalibrite, -Kyogre+Blastoisinite, -Kyogre+Cameruptite, -Kyogre+Chandelurite, -Kyogre+Charizardite X, -Kyogre+Charizardite Y, -Kyogre+Chesnaughtite, -Kyogre+Chimechite, -Kyogre+Clefablite, -Kyogre+Crabominite, -Kyogre+Crucibellite, -Kyogre+Darkranite, -Kyogre+Delphoxite, -Kyogre+Diancite, -Kyogre+Dragalgite, -Kyogre+Dragoninite, -Kyogre+Drampanite, -Kyogre+Eelektrossite, -Kyogre+Emboarite, -Kyogre+Excadrite, -Kyogre+Falinksite, -Kyogre+Feraligite, -Kyogre+Floettite, -Kyogre+Froslassite, -Kyogre+Galladite, -Kyogre+Garchompite, -Kyogre+Garchompite Z, -Kyogre+Gardevoirite, -Kyogre+Glalitite, -Kyogre+Glimmoranite, -Kyogre+Golisopite, -Kyogre+Golurkite, -Kyogre+Greninjite, -Kyogre+Gyaradosite, -Kyogre+Hawluchanite, -Kyogre+Heatranite, -Kyogre+Heracronite, -Kyogre+Houndoominite, -Kyogre+Latiasite, -Kyogre+Latiosite, -Kyogre+Lopunnite, -Kyogre+Lucarionite, -Kyogre+Lucarionite Z, -Kyogre+Magearnite, -Kyogre+Manectite, -Kyogre+Meganiumite, -Kyogre+Meowsticite, -Kyogre+Metagrossite, -Kyogre+Mewtwonite X, -Kyogre+Mewtwonite Y, -Kyogre+Pinsirite, -Kyogre+Pyroarite, -Kyogre+Raichunite X, -Kyogre+RedOrb, -Kyogre+RustedShield, -Kyogre+RustedSword, -Kyogre+Sablenite, -Kyogre+Salamencite, -Kyogre+Sceptilite, -Kyogre+Scizorite, -Kyogre+Scolipite, -Kyogre+Scraftinite, -Kyogre+Sharpedonite, -Kyogre+Skarmorite, -Kyogre+Slowbronite, -Kyogre+Staraptite, -Kyogre+Steelixite, -Kyogre+Swampertite, -Kyogre+Tatsugirinite, -Kyogre+Tyranitarite, -Kyogre+Venusaurite, -Kyogre+Victreebelite, -Kyogre+Zeraorite, -Kyogre+Zygardite, , -Mewtwo+Abomasite, -Mewtwo+Absolite, -Mewtwo+Absolite Z, -Mewtwo+Aerodactylite, -Mewtwo+Aggronite, -Mewtwo+Alakazite, -Mewtwo+Altarianite, -Mewtwo+Ampharosite, -Mewtwo+Audinite, -Mewtwo+Banettite, -Mewtwo+Barbaracite, -Mewtwo+Baxcalibrite, -Mewtwo+Blastoisinite, -Mewtwo+BlueOrb, -Mewtwo+Cameruptite, -Mewtwo+Chandelurite, -Mewtwo+Charizardite X, -Mewtwo+Charizardite Y, -Mewtwo+Chesnaughtite, -Mewtwo+Chimechite, -Mewtwo+Clefablite, -Mewtwo+Crabominite, -Mewtwo+Crucibellite, -Mewtwo+Darkranite, -Mewtwo+Delphoxite, -Mewtwo+Diancite, -Mewtwo+Dragalgite, -Mewtwo+Dragoninite, -Mewtwo+Drampanite, -Mewtwo+Eelektrossite, -Mewtwo+Emboarite, -Mewtwo+Excadrite, -Mewtwo+Falinksite, -Mewtwo+Feraligite, -Mewtwo+Floettite, -Mewtwo+Froslassite, -Mewtwo+Galladite, -Mewtwo+Garchompite, -Mewtwo+Garchompite Z, -Mewtwo+Gardevoirite, -Mewtwo+Glalitite, -Mewtwo+Glimmoranite, -Mewtwo+Golisopite, -Mewtwo+Golurkite, -Mewtwo+Greninjite, -Mewtwo+Gyaradosite, -Mewtwo+Hawluchanite, -Mewtwo+Heatranite, -Mewtwo+Heracronite, -Mewtwo+Houndoominite, -Mewtwo+Latiasite, -Mewtwo+Latiosite, -Mewtwo+Lopunnite, -Mewtwo+Lucarionite, -Mewtwo+Lucarionite Z, -Mewtwo+Magearnite, -Mewtwo+Manectite, -Mewtwo+Meganiumite, -Mewtwo+Meowsticite, -Mewtwo+Metagrossite, -Mewtwo+Pinsirite, -Mewtwo+Pyroarite, -Mewtwo+Raichunite X, -Mewtwo+RedOrb, -Mewtwo+RustedShield, -Mewtwo+RustedSword, -Mewtwo+Sablenite, -Mewtwo+Salamencite, -Mewtwo+Sceptilite, -Mewtwo+Scizorite, -Mewtwo+Scolipite, -Mewtwo+Scraftinite, -Mewtwo+Sharpedonite, -Mewtwo+Skarmorite, -Mewtwo+Slowbronite, -Mewtwo+Staraptite, -Mewtwo+Steelixite, -Mewtwo+Swampertite, -Mewtwo+Tatsugirinite, -Mewtwo+Tyranitarite, -Mewtwo+Venusaurite, -Mewtwo+Victreebelite, -Mewtwo+Zeraorite, -Mewtwo+Zygardite, , -Zacian+Abomasite, -Zacian+Absolite, -Zacian+Absolite Z, -Zacian+Aerodactylite, -Zacian+Aggronite, -Zacian+Alakazite, -Zacian+Altarianite, -Zacian+Ampharosite, -Zacian+Audinite, -Zacian+Banettite, -Zacian+Barbaracite, -Zacian+Baxcalibrite, -Zacian+Blastoisinite, -Zacian+BlueOrb, -Zacian+Cameruptite, -Zacian+Chandelurite, -Zacian+Charizardite X, -Zacian+Charizardite Y, -Zacian+Chesnaughtite, -Zacian+Chimechite, -Zacian+Clefablite, -Zacian+Crabominite, -Zacian+Crucibellite, -Zacian+Darkranite, -Zacian+Delphoxite, -Zacian+Diancite, -Zacian+Dragalgite, -Zacian+Dragoninite, -Zacian+Drampanite, -Zacian+Eelektrossite, -Zacian+Emboarite, -Zacian+Excadrite, -Zacian+Falinksite, -Zacian+Feraligite, -Zacian+Floettite, -Zacian+Froslassite, -Zacian+Galladite, -Zacian+Garchompite, -Zacian+Garchompite Z, -Zacian+Gardevoirite, -Zacian+Glalitite, -Zacian+Glimmoranite, -Zacian+Golisopite, -Zacian+Golurkite, -Zacian+Greninjite, -Zacian+Gyaradosite, -Zacian+Hawluchanite, -Zacian+Heatranite, -Zacian+Heracronite, -Zacian+Houndoominite, -Zacian+Latiasite, -Zacian+Latiosite, -Zacian+Lopunnite, -Zacian+Lucarionite, -Zacian+Lucarionite Z, -Zacian+Magearnite, -Zacian+Manectite, -Zacian+Meganiumite, -Zacian+Meowsticite, -Zacian+Metagrossite, -Zacian+Mewtwonite X, -Zacian+Mewtwonite Y, -Zacian+Pinsirite, -Zacian+Pyroarite, -Zacian+Raichunite X, -Zacian+RedOrb, -Zacian+RustedShield, -Zacian+Sablenite, -Zacian+Salamencite, -Zacian+Sceptilite, -Zacian+Scizorite, -Zacian+Scolipite, -Zacian+Scraftinite, -Zacian+Sharpedonite, -Zacian+Skarmorite, -Zacian+Slowbronite, -Zacian+Staraptite, -Zacian+Steelixite, -Zacian+Swampertite, -Zacian+Tatsugirinite, -Zacian+Tyranitarite, -Zacian+Venusaurite, -Zacian+Victreebelite, -Zacian+Zeraorite, -Zacian+Zygardite
/tour rules +Past, Min Source Gen = 3, Mega Rayquaza Clause, +Gholdengo, +Solgaleo, +Groudon, +Kyogre, +Mewtwo, +Zacian, -Electrify,*Marshadow, *Melmetal, *Naganadel,*Pheromosa, *Xerneas, *Yveltal, *Power Construct, +Red Orb, -Groudon+Abomasite, -Groudon+Absolite, -Groudon+Absolite Z, -Groudon+Aerodactylite, -Groudon+Aggronite, -Groudon+Alakazite, -Groudon+Altarianite, -Groudon+Ampharosite, -Groudon+Audinite, -Groudon+Banettite, -Groudon+Barbaracite, -Groudon+Baxcalibrite, -Groudon+Blastoisinite, -Groudon+BlueOrb, -Groudon+Cameruptite, -Groudon+Chandelurite, -Groudon+Charizardite X, -Groudon+Charizardite Y, -Groudon+Chesnaughtite, -Groudon+Chimechite, -Groudon+Clefablite, -Groudon+Crabominite, -Groudon+Crucibellite, -Groudon+Darkranite, -Groudon+Delphoxite, -Groudon+Diancite, -Groudon+Dragalgite, -Groudon+Dragoninite, -Groudon+Drampanite, -Groudon+Eelektrossite, -Groudon+Emboarite, -Groudon+Excadrite, -Groudon+Falinksite, -Groudon+Feraligite, -Groudon+Floettite, -Groudon+Froslassite, -Groudon+Galladite, -Groudon+Garchompite, -Groudon+Garchompite Z, -Groudon+Gardevoirite, -Groudon+Glalitite, -Groudon+Glimmoranite, -Groudon+Golisopite, -Groudon+Golurkite, -Groudon+Greninjite, -Groudon+Gyaradosite, -Groudon+Hawluchanite, -Groudon+Heatranite, -Groudon+Heracronite, -Groudon+Houndoominite, -Groudon+Latiasite, -Groudon+Latiosite, -Groudon+Lopunnite, -Groudon+Lucarionite, -Groudon+Lucarionite Z, -Groudon+Magearnite, -Groudon+Manectite, -Groudon+Meganiumite, -Groudon+Meowsticite, -Groudon+Metagrossite, -Groudon+Mewtwonite X, -Groudon+Mewtwonite Y, -Groudon+Pinsirite, -Groudon+Pyroarite, -Groudon+Raichunite X, -Groudon+RustedShield, -Groudon+RustedSword, -Groudon+Sablenite, -Groudon+Salamencite, -Groudon+Sceptilite, -Groudon+Scizorite, -Groudon+Scolipite, -Groudon+Scraftinite, -Groudon+Sharpedonite, -Groudon+Skarmorite, -Groudon+Slowbronite, -Groudon+Staraptite, -Groudon+Steelixite, -Groudon+Swampertite, -Groudon+Tatsugirinite, -Groudon+Tyranitarite, -Groudon+Venusaurite, -Groudon+Victreebelite, -Groudon+Zeraorite, -Groudon+Zygardite, -Kyogre+Abomasite, -Kyogre+Absolite, -Kyogre+Absolite Z, -Kyogre+Aerodactylite, -Kyogre+Aggronite, -Kyogre+Alakazite, -Kyogre+Altarianite, -Kyogre+Ampharosite, -Kyogre+Audinite, -Kyogre+Banettite, -Kyogre+Barbaracite, -Kyogre+Baxcalibrite, -Kyogre+Blastoisinite, -Kyogre+Cameruptite, -Kyogre+Chandelurite, -Kyogre+Charizardite X, -Kyogre+Charizardite Y, -Kyogre+Chesnaughtite, -Kyogre+Chimechite, -Kyogre+Clefablite, -Kyogre+Crabominite, -Kyogre+Crucibellite, -Kyogre+Darkranite, -Kyogre+Delphoxite, -Kyogre+Diancite, -Kyogre+Dragalgite, -Kyogre+Dragoninite, -Kyogre+Drampanite, -Kyogre+Eelektrossite, -Kyogre+Emboarite, -Kyogre+Excadrite, -Kyogre+Falinksite, -Kyogre+Feraligite, -Kyogre+Floettite, -Kyogre+Froslassite, -Kyogre+Galladite, -Kyogre+Garchompite, -Kyogre+Garchompite Z, -Kyogre+Gardevoirite, -Kyogre+Glalitite, -Kyogre+Glimmoranite, -Kyogre+Golisopite, -Kyogre+Golurkite, -Kyogre+Greninjite, -Kyogre+Gyaradosite, -Kyogre+Hawluchanite, -Kyogre+Heatranite, -Kyogre+Heracronite, -Kyogre+Houndoominite, -Kyogre+Latiasite, -Kyogre+Latiosite, -Kyogre+Lopunnite, -Kyogre+Lucarionite, -Kyogre+Lucarionite Z, -Kyogre+Magearnite, -Kyogre+Manectite, -Kyogre+Meganiumite, -Kyogre+Meowsticite, -Kyogre+Metagrossite, -Kyogre+Mewtwonite X, -Kyogre+Mewtwonite Y, -Kyogre+Pinsirite, -Kyogre+Pyroarite, -Kyogre+Raichunite X, -Kyogre+RedOrb, -Kyogre+RustedShield, -Kyogre+RustedSword, -Kyogre+Sablenite, -Kyogre+Salamencite, -Kyogre+Sceptilite, -Kyogre+Scizorite, -Kyogre+Scolipite, -Kyogre+Scraftinite, -Kyogre+Sharpedonite, -Kyogre+Skarmorite, -Kyogre+Slowbronite, -Kyogre+Staraptite, -Kyogre+Steelixite, -Kyogre+Swampertite, -Kyogre+Tatsugirinite, -Kyogre+Tyranitarite, -Kyogre+Venusaurite, -Kyogre+Victreebelite, -Kyogre+Zeraorite, -Kyogre+Zygardite, , -Mewtwo+Abomasite, -Mewtwo+Absolite, -Mewtwo+Absolite Z, -Mewtwo+Aerodactylite, -Mewtwo+Aggronite, -Mewtwo+Alakazite, -Mewtwo+Altarianite, -Mewtwo+Ampharosite, -Mewtwo+Audinite, -Mewtwo+Banettite, -Mewtwo+Barbaracite, -Mewtwo+Baxcalibrite, -Mewtwo+Blastoisinite, -Mewtwo+BlueOrb, -Mewtwo+Cameruptite, -Mewtwo+Chandelurite, -Mewtwo+Charizardite X, -Mewtwo+Charizardite Y, -Mewtwo+Chesnaughtite, -Mewtwo+Chimechite, -Mewtwo+Clefablite, -Mewtwo+Crabominite, -Mewtwo+Crucibellite, -Mewtwo+Darkranite, -Mewtwo+Delphoxite, -Mewtwo+Diancite, -Mewtwo+Dragalgite, -Mewtwo+Dragoninite, -Mewtwo+Drampanite, -Mewtwo+Eelektrossite, -Mewtwo+Emboarite, -Mewtwo+Excadrite, -Mewtwo+Falinksite, -Mewtwo+Feraligite, -Mewtwo+Floettite, -Mewtwo+Froslassite, -Mewtwo+Galladite, -Mewtwo+Garchompite, -Mewtwo+Garchompite Z, -Mewtwo+Gardevoirite, -Mewtwo+Glalitite, -Mewtwo+Glimmoranite, -Mewtwo+Golisopite, -Mewtwo+Golurkite, -Mewtwo+Greninjite, -Mewtwo+Gyaradosite, -Mewtwo+Hawluchanite, -Mewtwo+Heatranite, -Mewtwo+Heracronite, -Mewtwo+Houndoominite, -Mewtwo+Latiasite, -Mewtwo+Latiosite, -Mewtwo+Lopunnite, -Mewtwo+Lucarionite, -Mewtwo+Lucarionite Z, -Mewtwo+Magearnite, -Mewtwo+Manectite, -Mewtwo+Meganiumite, -Mewtwo+Meowsticite, -Mewtwo+Metagrossite, -Mewtwo+Pinsirite, -Mewtwo+Pyroarite, -Mewtwo+Raichunite X, -Mewtwo+RedOrb, -Mewtwo+RustedShield, -Mewtwo+RustedSword, -Mewtwo+Sablenite, -Mewtwo+Salamencite, -Mewtwo+Sceptilite, -Mewtwo+Scizorite, -Mewtwo+Scolipite, -Mewtwo+Scraftinite, -Mewtwo+Sharpedonite, -Mewtwo+Skarmorite, -Mewtwo+Slowbronite, -Mewtwo+Staraptite, -Mewtwo+Steelixite, -Mewtwo+Swampertite, -Mewtwo+Tatsugirinite, -Mewtwo+Tyranitarite, -Mewtwo+Venusaurite, -Mewtwo+Victreebelite, -Mewtwo+Zeraorite, -Mewtwo+Zygardite, , -Zacian+Abomasite, -Zacian+Absolite, -Zacian+Absolite Z, -Zacian+Aerodactylite, -Zacian+Aggronite, -Zacian+Alakazite, -Zacian+Altarianite, -Zacian+Ampharosite, -Zacian+Audinite, -Zacian+Banettite, -Zacian+Barbaracite, -Zacian+Baxcalibrite, -Zacian+Blastoisinite, -Zacian+BlueOrb, -Zacian+Cameruptite, -Zacian+Chandelurite, -Zacian+Charizardite X, -Zacian+Charizardite Y, -Zacian+Chesnaughtite, -Zacian+Chimechite, -Zacian+Clefablite, -Zacian+Crabominite, -Zacian+Crucibellite, -Zacian+Darkranite, -Zacian+Delphoxite, -Zacian+Diancite, -Zacian+Dragalgite, -Zacian+Dragoninite, -Zacian+Drampanite, -Zacian+Eelektrossite, -Zacian+Emboarite, -Zacian+Excadrite, -Zacian+Falinksite, -Zacian+Feraligite, -Zacian+Floettite, -Zacian+Froslassite, -Zacian+Galladite, -Zacian+Garchompite, -Zacian+Garchompite Z, -Zacian+Gardevoirite, -Zacian+Glalitite, -Zacian+Glimmoranite, -Zacian+Golisopite, -Zacian+Golurkite, -Zacian+Greninjite, -Zacian+Gyaradosite, -Zacian+Hawluchanite, -Zacian+Heatranite, -Zacian+Heracronite, -Zacian+Houndoominite, -Zacian+Latiasite, -Zacian+Latiosite, -Zacian+Lopunnite, -Zacian+Lucarionite, -Zacian+Lucarionite Z, -Zacian+Magearnite, -Zacian+Manectite, -Zacian+Meganiumite, -Zacian+Meowsticite, -Zacian+Metagrossite, -Zacian+Mewtwonite X, -Zacian+Mewtwonite Y, -Zacian+Pinsirite, -Zacian+Pyroarite, -Zacian+Raichunite X, -Zacian+RedOrb, -Zacian+RustedShield, -Zacian+Sablenite, -Zacian+Salamencite, -Zacian+Sceptilite, -Zacian+Scizorite, -Zacian+Scolipite, -Zacian+Scraftinite, -Zacian+Sharpedonite, -Zacian+Skarmorite, -Zacian+Slowbronite, -Zacian+Staraptite, -Zacian+Steelixite, -Zacian+Swampertite, -Zacian+Tatsugirinite, -Zacian+Tyranitarite, -Zacian+Venusaurite, -Zacian+Victreebelite, -Zacian+Zeraorite, -Zacian+Zygardite
/challenge gen9mixandmega @@@ +Past, Min Source Gen = 3, Mega Rayquaza Clause, +Gholdengo, +Solgaleo, +Groudon, +Kyogre, +Mewtwo, +Zacian, -Electrify,*Marshadow, *Melmetal, *Naganadel,*Pheromosa, *Xerneas, *Yveltal, *Power Construct, +Red Orb
/challenge gen9mixandmega @@@ +Past, Min Source Gen = 3, Mega Rayquaza Clause, +Gholdengo, +Solgaleo, +Groudon, +Kyogre, +Mewtwo, +Zacian, -Electrify,*Marshadow, *Melmetal, *Naganadel,*Pheromosa, *Xerneas, *Yveltal, *Power Construct, +Red Orb, -Groudon+Abomasite, -Groudon+Absolite, -Groudon+Absolite Z, -Groudon+Aerodactylite, -Groudon+Aggronite, -Groudon+Alakazite, -Groudon+Altarianite, -Groudon+Ampharosite, -Groudon+Audinite, -Groudon+Banettite, -Groudon+Barbaracite, -Groudon+Baxcalibrite, -Groudon+Blastoisinite, -Groudon+BlueOrb, -Groudon+Cameruptite, -Groudon+Chandelurite, -Groudon+Charizardite X, -Groudon+Charizardite Y, -Groudon+Chesnaughtite, -Groudon+Chimechite, -Groudon+Clefablite, -Groudon+Crabominite, -Groudon+Crucibellite, -Groudon+Darkranite, -Groudon+Delphoxite, -Groudon+Diancite, -Groudon+Dragalgite, -Groudon+Dragoninite, -Groudon+Drampanite, -Groudon+Eelektrossite, -Groudon+Emboarite, -Groudon+Excadrite, -Groudon+Falinksite, -Groudon+Feraligite, -Groudon+Floettite, -Groudon+Froslassite, -Groudon+Galladite, -Groudon+Garchompite, -Groudon+Garchompite Z, -Groudon+Gardevoirite, -Groudon+Glalitite, -Groudon+Glimmoranite, -Groudon+Golisopite, -Groudon+Golurkite, -Groudon+Greninjite, -Groudon+Gyaradosite, -Groudon+Hawluchanite, -Groudon+Heatranite, -Groudon+Heracronite, -Groudon+Houndoominite, -Groudon+Latiasite, -Groudon+Latiosite, -Groudon+Lopunnite, -Groudon+Lucarionite, -Groudon+Lucarionite Z, -Groudon+Magearnite, -Groudon+Manectite, -Groudon+Meganiumite, -Groudon+Meowsticite, -Groudon+Metagrossite, -Groudon+Mewtwonite X, -Groudon+Mewtwonite Y, -Groudon+Pinsirite, -Groudon+Pyroarite, -Groudon+Raichunite X, -Groudon+RustedShield, -Groudon+RustedSword, -Groudon+Sablenite, -Groudon+Salamencite, -Groudon+Sceptilite, -Groudon+Scizorite, -Groudon+Scolipite, -Groudon+Scraftinite, -Groudon+Sharpedonite, -Groudon+Skarmorite, -Groudon+Slowbronite, -Groudon+Staraptite, -Groudon+Steelixite, -Groudon+Swampertite, -Groudon+Tatsugirinite, -Groudon+Tyranitarite, -Groudon+Venusaurite, -Groudon+Victreebelite, -Groudon+Zeraorite, -Groudon+Zygardite, -Kyogre+Abomasite, -Kyogre+Absolite, -Kyogre+Absolite Z, -Kyogre+Aerodactylite, -Kyogre+Aggronite, -Kyogre+Alakazite, -Kyogre+Altarianite, -Kyogre+Ampharosite, -Kyogre+Audinite, -Kyogre+Banettite, -Kyogre+Barbaracite, -Kyogre+Baxcalibrite, -Kyogre+Blastoisinite, -Kyogre+Cameruptite, -Kyogre+Chandelurite, -Kyogre+Charizardite X, -Kyogre+Charizardite Y, -Kyogre+Chesnaughtite, -Kyogre+Chimechite, -Kyogre+Clefablite, -Kyogre+Crabominite, -Kyogre+Crucibellite, -Kyogre+Darkranite, -Kyogre+Delphoxite, -Kyogre+Diancite, -Kyogre+Dragalgite, -Kyogre+Dragoninite, -Kyogre+Drampanite, -Kyogre+Eelektrossite, -Kyogre+Emboarite, -Kyogre+Excadrite, -Kyogre+Falinksite, -Kyogre+Feraligite, -Kyogre+Floettite, -Kyogre+Froslassite, -Kyogre+Galladite, -Kyogre+Garchompite, -Kyogre+Garchompite Z, -Kyogre+Gardevoirite, -Kyogre+Glalitite, -Kyogre+Glimmoranite, -Kyogre+Golisopite, -Kyogre+Golurkite, -Kyogre+Greninjite, -Kyogre+Gyaradosite, -Kyogre+Hawluchanite, -Kyogre+Heatranite, -Kyogre+Heracronite, -Kyogre+Houndoominite, -Kyogre+Latiasite, -Kyogre+Latiosite, -Kyogre+Lopunnite, -Kyogre+Lucarionite, -Kyogre+Lucarionite Z, -Kyogre+Magearnite, -Kyogre+Manectite, -Kyogre+Meganiumite, -Kyogre+Meowsticite, -Kyogre+Metagrossite, -Kyogre+Mewtwonite X, -Kyogre+Mewtwonite Y, -Kyogre+Pinsirite, -Kyogre+Pyroarite, -Kyogre+Raichunite X, -Kyogre+RedOrb, -Kyogre+RustedShield, -Kyogre+RustedSword, -Kyogre+Sablenite, -Kyogre+Salamencite, -Kyogre+Sceptilite, -Kyogre+Scizorite, -Kyogre+Scolipite, -Kyogre+Scraftinite, -Kyogre+Sharpedonite, -Kyogre+Skarmorite, -Kyogre+Slowbronite, -Kyogre+Staraptite, -Kyogre+Steelixite, -Kyogre+Swampertite, -Kyogre+Tatsugirinite, -Kyogre+Tyranitarite, -Kyogre+Venusaurite, -Kyogre+Victreebelite, -Kyogre+Zeraorite, -Kyogre+Zygardite, , -Mewtwo+Abomasite, -Mewtwo+Absolite, -Mewtwo+Absolite Z, -Mewtwo+Aerodactylite, -Mewtwo+Aggronite, -Mewtwo+Alakazite, -Mewtwo+Altarianite, -Mewtwo+Ampharosite, -Mewtwo+Audinite, -Mewtwo+Banettite, -Mewtwo+Barbaracite, -Mewtwo+Baxcalibrite, -Mewtwo+Blastoisinite, -Mewtwo+BlueOrb, -Mewtwo+Cameruptite, -Mewtwo+Chandelurite, -Mewtwo+Charizardite X, -Mewtwo+Charizardite Y, -Mewtwo+Chesnaughtite, -Mewtwo+Chimechite, -Mewtwo+Clefablite, -Mewtwo+Crabominite, -Mewtwo+Crucibellite, -Mewtwo+Darkranite, -Mewtwo+Delphoxite, -Mewtwo+Diancite, -Mewtwo+Dragalgite, -Mewtwo+Dragoninite, -Mewtwo+Drampanite, -Mewtwo+Eelektrossite, -Mewtwo+Emboarite, -Mewtwo+Excadrite, -Mewtwo+Falinksite, -Mewtwo+Feraligite, -Mewtwo+Floettite, -Mewtwo+Froslassite, -Mewtwo+Galladite, -Mewtwo+Garchompite, -Mewtwo+Garchompite Z, -Mewtwo+Gardevoirite, -Mewtwo+Glalitite, -Mewtwo+Glimmoranite, -Mewtwo+Golisopite, -Mewtwo+Golurkite, -Mewtwo+Greninjite, -Mewtwo+Gyaradosite, -Mewtwo+Hawluchanite, -Mewtwo+Heatranite, -Mewtwo+Heracronite, -Mewtwo+Houndoominite, -Mewtwo+Latiasite, -Mewtwo+Latiosite, -Mewtwo+Lopunnite, -Mewtwo+Lucarionite, -Mewtwo+Lucarionite Z, -Mewtwo+Magearnite, -Mewtwo+Manectite, -Mewtwo+Meganiumite, -Mewtwo+Meowsticite, -Mewtwo+Metagrossite, -Mewtwo+Pinsirite, -Mewtwo+Pyroarite, -Mewtwo+Raichunite X, -Mewtwo+RedOrb, -Mewtwo+RustedShield, -Mewtwo+RustedSword, -Mewtwo+Sablenite, -Mewtwo+Salamencite, -Mewtwo+Sceptilite, -Mewtwo+Scizorite, -Mewtwo+Scolipite, -Mewtwo+Scraftinite, -Mewtwo+Sharpedonite, -Mewtwo+Skarmorite, -Mewtwo+Slowbronite, -Mewtwo+Staraptite, -Mewtwo+Steelixite, -Mewtwo+Swampertite, -Mewtwo+Tatsugirinite, -Mewtwo+Tyranitarite, -Mewtwo+Venusaurite, -Mewtwo+Victreebelite, -Mewtwo+Zeraorite, -Mewtwo+Zygardite, , -Zacian+Abomasite, -Zacian+Absolite, -Zacian+Absolite Z, -Zacian+Aerodactylite, -Zacian+Aggronite, -Zacian+Alakazite, -Zacian+Altarianite, -Zacian+Ampharosite, -Zacian+Audinite, -Zacian+Banettite, -Zacian+Barbaracite, -Zacian+Baxcalibrite, -Zacian+Blastoisinite, -Zacian+BlueOrb, -Zacian+Cameruptite, -Zacian+Chandelurite, -Zacian+Charizardite X, -Zacian+Charizardite Y, -Zacian+Chesnaughtite, -Zacian+Chimechite, -Zacian+Clefablite, -Zacian+Crabominite, -Zacian+Crucibellite, -Zacian+Darkranite, -Zacian+Delphoxite, -Zacian+Diancite, -Zacian+Dragalgite, -Zacian+Dragoninite, -Zacian+Drampanite, -Zacian+Eelektrossite, -Zacian+Emboarite, -Zacian+Excadrite, -Zacian+Falinksite, -Zacian+Feraligite, -Zacian+Floettite, -Zacian+Froslassite, -Zacian+Galladite, -Zacian+Garchompite, -Zacian+Garchompite Z, -Zacian+Gardevoirite, -Zacian+Glalitite, -Zacian+Glimmoranite, -Zacian+Golisopite, -Zacian+Golurkite, -Zacian+Greninjite, -Zacian+Gyaradosite, -Zacian+Hawluchanite, -Zacian+Heatranite, -Zacian+Heracronite, -Zacian+Houndoominite, -Zacian+Latiasite, -Zacian+Latiosite, -Zacian+Lopunnite, -Zacian+Lucarionite, -Zacian+Lucarionite Z, -Zacian+Magearnite, -Zacian+Manectite, -Zacian+Meganiumite, -Zacian+Meowsticite, -Zacian+Metagrossite, -Zacian+Mewtwonite X, -Zacian+Mewtwonite Y, -Zacian+Pinsirite, -Zacian+Pyroarite, -Zacian+Raichunite X, -Zacian+RedOrb, -Zacian+RustedShield, -Zacian+Sablenite, -Zacian+Salamencite, -Zacian+Sceptilite, -Zacian+Scizorite, -Zacian+Scolipite, -Zacian+Scraftinite, -Zacian+Sharpedonite, -Zacian+Skarmorite, -Zacian+Slowbronite, -Zacian+Staraptite, -Zacian+Steelixite, -Zacian+Swampertite, -Zacian+Tatsugirinite, -Zacian+Tyranitarite, -Zacian+Venusaurite, -Zacian+Victreebelite, -Zacian+Zeraorite, -Zacian+Zygardite
Resources
(The samples are a WORK IN PROGRESS and my change at any moment)
Rain Bulky Offense By Clas, based off of a team by Wyrd
:archaludon::pelipper::greninja-ash::tapu-lele::great-tusk::corviknight:
Calm Mind Solgaleo + Metagrossite Urshifu-Rapid-Strike Setup Balance By Clas
:Solgaleo: :Urshifu-Rapid-Strike: :Regieleki: :Milotic: :Pecharunt: :Groudon-Primal:
Groudon Primal + Yveltal Balance By Tragic Fantasy
:Groudon-Primal: :Yveltal: :Pecharunt: :Kartana: :Tapu KoKo: :Zeraora:
Rain Bulky Offense By Clas, based off of a team by Wyrd
:archaludon::pelipper::greninja-ash::tapu-lele::great-tusk::corviknight:
Calm Mind Solgaleo + Metagrossite Urshifu-Rapid-Strike Setup Balance By Clas
:Solgaleo: :Urshifu-Rapid-Strike: :Regieleki: :Milotic: :Pecharunt: :Groudon-Primal:
Groudon Primal + Yveltal Balance By Tragic Fantasy
:Groudon-Primal: :Yveltal: :Pecharunt: :Kartana: :Tapu KoKo: :Zeraora:
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why are arena trap, shadow tag, illusion, stakeout, magnet pull, ceaseless edge, revival blessing, shed tail, baton pass, last respects, innards out, and sleep talk (which I assume is banned because of comatose phasing) still banned? Though most of those besides sleep talk would not add anything to the format, they don't deserve a ban. Also, why is focus band banned while bright powder isn't (evasion clause only bans evasion moves).
They're still banned because a certain goober hasn't updated things.
Twisted Inheritance
Resources Update
Resources Update
Twisted Inheritance now has a Set Compendium and a Speed Tiers table!
Check ‘em out! (Ow, my wrists!)
| Speed | Pokémon |
|---|---|
| 5 | :Munchlax: |
| 10 | :Gimmighoul: :Trapinch: |
| 15 | :Foongus: :Pincurchin: :Slowpoke: |
| 20 | :Clodsire: :Torkoal: |
| 25 | :Dusclops: |
| 28 | :Avalugg: |
| 29 | :Hatterene: |
| 30 | :Amoonguss: :Copperajah: :Reuniclus: :Slowbro: :Slowbro-Galar: :Slowking: :Slowking-Galar: :Snorlax: :Solosis: :Sudowoodo: :Sunflora: |
| 33 | :Bronzong: |
| 35 | :Garganacl: :Mudsdale: :Palossand: :Spiritomb: |
| 38 | :Avalugg-Hisui: |
| 39 | :Arboliva: |
| 40 | :Camerupt: :Gurdurr: :Rhydon: :Rhyperior: |
| 43 | :Crabominable: :Vikavolt: |
| 44 | :Hydrapple: |
| 45 | :Exeggutor-Alola: :Golem-Alola: :Magnemite: :Pecharunt: |
| 46 | :Enamorus-Therian: |
| 50 | :Chansey: :Iron Hands: :Kingambit: :Muk-Alola: :Registeel: :Ursaluna: |
| 52 | :Ursaluna-Bloodmoon: |
| 55 | :Blissey: :Brute Bonnet: :Crawdaunt: :Golurk: |
| 56 | :Trevenant: |
| 60 | :Goodra-Hisui: :Incineroar: :Magnezone: :Primarina: :Volcanion: |
| 64 | :Chesnaught: |
| 65 | :Alomomola: |
| 66 | :Skeledirge: |
| 67 | :Corviknight: |
| 70 | :Hoopa: :Sinistcha: :Skarmory: |
| 75 | :Raging Bolt: |
| 77 | :Heatran: |
| 80 | :Chandelure: |
| 84 | :Gholdengo: |
| 85 | :Archaludon: |
| 87 | :Great Tusk: |
| 90 | :Annihilape: :Meloetta: |
| 96 | :Mimikyu: |
| 100 | :Palkia: :Zapdos: |
| 111 | :Scream Tail: |
| 120 | :Palkia-Origin: |
| 138 | :Zacian: |
| 148 | :Zacian-Crowned: |
| 150 | :Deoxys-Attack: |
Oh, and sorry to double post, but one other thing…
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What’s Flipped STAAABmons?
Flipped STAAABmons is a mashup of Flipped, Almost Any Ability, and STABmons.
Flipped is a format where all Pokémon have their base stats flipped: (HP/Atk/Def/SpA/SpD/Spe --> Spe/SpD/SpA/Def/Atk/HP). For example, in normal play, Rhyperior has a statline of 115/140/130/55/55/40, but in Flipped it enters the field with 40/55/55/130/140/115, transforming it from a slow, physical Pokémon to a fast, frail, special attacker.
Almost everything is reinvented in this meta. Slow walls are now glass cannons. High HP mons are now speed demons. Get ready for a meta where type conventions are new--Fighting types tend to be specially defensive, most Fires have physical bulk, Rocks are special attackers, and so on.
Teambuilding in Flipped may seem a bit unintuitive at first, so here’s a quick run down of meta roles:
Physical Attackers/Sweepers
:Altaria::Araquanid::Articuno::Blastoise::Carbink::Chansey::Charizard::chi-yu::clodsire::darkrai::Decidueye-Hisui::Diancie::Dragalge::Dragonite::Deoxys-defense::empoleon::Espeon::florges::flutter mane::Goodra-Hisui::gouging Fire::Gyarados::heatran::Hoopa::iron Boulder::iron moth::iron valiant::Keldeo::lapras::Latias::Latios::magearna::Meloetta::moltres-galar::Muk-Alola::necrozma::primarina::primeape::roaring moon::scream tail::Slowking::Suicune::sylveon::tinkaton::Regigigas::Tentacruel::Toedscruel::tyranitar::umbreon::virizion::volcarona::Wo-Chien::zamazenta::Zarude:
Special Attackers/Sweepers
:Archaludon::Avalugg::Bastiodon::brute bonnet::Blastoise::Carbink::Corviknight::Cresselia::Cloyster::Coalossal::Cobalion::Diancie::Deoxys-defense::Dondozo::Forretress::gholdengo::Gliscor::gouging Fire::great tusk::Hydrapple::iron bundle::iron hands::iron valiant::kommo-o::Kingambit::Latios::magearna::manaphy::mandibuzz::Metagross::necrozma::Pecharunt::raging bolt::Rotom-wash::Ribombee::regirock::registeel::Rhyperior::scream tail::slaking::skeledirge::slowbro::Torterra::ting-Lu::umbreon::Ursaluna-Bloodmoon::Urshifu::vikavolt::Zarude:
Mixed Attackers/Sweepers
:Archaludon::Carbink::Cresselia::Cobalion::Diancie::Deoxys-defense::great tusk::iron hands::iron valiant::kommo-o::Latios::Magearna::registeel::scream tail:
Offensive Pivots
:Araquanid::Articuno::Cobalion::Dondozo::empoleon::iron hands::iron moth::Meloetta::moltres-galar::primarina::Rotom-wash::Tentacruel::vikavolt::volcarona:
Priority Attackers
:Araquanid::Articuno::Carbink::Cloyster::Cobalion::darkrai::Diancie::Deoxys-defense::Dragonite::Dondozo::Empoleon::flutter mane::goodra-Hisui::great tusk::Gyarados::Hoopa::iron Boulder::iron bundle::iron hands::iron leaves::iron valiant::Keldeo::manaphy::Meloetta::moltres-galar::muk-Alola::primarina::raging bolt::rotom-wash::Slowking::Suicune::sylveon::Tentacruel::tinkaton::Toedscruel::umbreon::ursaluna-Bloodmoon::vikavolt::virizion::volcarona::wo-Chien:
Physical Walls/Defensive Pivots
:Articuno-galar::azelf::dragapult::electrode-Hisui::Espeon::Enamorus::flutter mane::gholdengo::Grafaiai::greninja::heatran::Inteleon::iron crown::iron moth::Iron Jugulis::iron valiant::Jolteon::Keldeo::Landorus::latios::Minior::moltres::munkidori::noivern::Raichu::Raichu-Alola::Salamence::Shaymin-Sky::spectrier::talonflame::Sandy shocks::Thundurus::Tornadus-Therian::volcanion::volcarona::Zoroark-Hisui:
Special Walls/Defensive Pivots
:Arcanine-Hisui::Azelf::Breloom::Chien-pao::Cyclizar::dragapult::Enamorus::garchomp::Gliscor::Grafaiai::Infernape::iron Boulder::iron leaves::iron treads::Metagross::mienshao::Jirachi::Landorus-therian::meowscarada::ogerpon::Ogerpon-wellspring::Primeape::roaring moon::Samurott-Hisui::Thundurus::Tornadus-Therian::Qwilfish-Hisui::Quaquaval::rampardos::Regigigas::Sneasler::slaking::Quaquaval::whimsicott::zamazenta::Zoroark-Hisui::Zapdos-galar:
Utility Support
:arcanine-Hisui::Azelf::dragapult::Espeon::Gengar::Gliscor::Grafaiai::great tusk::greninja::flutter mane::Infernape::inteleon::iron Boulder::iron moth::iron leaves::iron treads::Jolteon::Landorus::Landorus-therian::Latios::Minior::meowscarada::mew::noivern::Jirachi::ogerpon::ogerpon-wellspring::Raichu::raichu-Alola::rampardos::regidrago::Regigigas::Ribombee::Samurott-Hisui::Sandy shocks::slaking::Shaymin-Sky::talonflame::ting-Lu::Quaquaval::Qwilfish-Hisui::whimsicott::volcarona::Zoroark-Hisui:
:Altaria::Araquanid::Articuno::Blastoise::Carbink::Chansey::Charizard::chi-yu::clodsire::darkrai::Decidueye-Hisui::Diancie::Dragalge::Dragonite::Deoxys-defense::empoleon::Espeon::florges::flutter mane::Goodra-Hisui::gouging Fire::Gyarados::heatran::Hoopa::iron Boulder::iron moth::iron valiant::Keldeo::lapras::Latias::Latios::magearna::Meloetta::moltres-galar::Muk-Alola::necrozma::primarina::primeape::roaring moon::scream tail::Slowking::Suicune::sylveon::tinkaton::Regigigas::Tentacruel::Toedscruel::tyranitar::umbreon::virizion::volcarona::Wo-Chien::zamazenta::Zarude:
Special Attackers/Sweepers
:Archaludon::Avalugg::Bastiodon::brute bonnet::Blastoise::Carbink::Corviknight::Cresselia::Cloyster::Coalossal::Cobalion::Diancie::Deoxys-defense::Dondozo::Forretress::gholdengo::Gliscor::gouging Fire::great tusk::Hydrapple::iron bundle::iron hands::iron valiant::kommo-o::Kingambit::Latios::magearna::manaphy::mandibuzz::Metagross::necrozma::Pecharunt::raging bolt::Rotom-wash::Ribombee::regirock::registeel::Rhyperior::scream tail::slaking::skeledirge::slowbro::Torterra::ting-Lu::umbreon::Ursaluna-Bloodmoon::Urshifu::vikavolt::Zarude:
Mixed Attackers/Sweepers
:Archaludon::Carbink::Cresselia::Cobalion::Diancie::Deoxys-defense::great tusk::iron hands::iron valiant::kommo-o::Latios::Magearna::registeel::scream tail:
Offensive Pivots
:Araquanid::Articuno::Cobalion::Dondozo::empoleon::iron hands::iron moth::Meloetta::moltres-galar::primarina::Rotom-wash::Tentacruel::vikavolt::volcarona:
Priority Attackers
:Araquanid::Articuno::Carbink::Cloyster::Cobalion::darkrai::Diancie::Deoxys-defense::Dragonite::Dondozo::Empoleon::flutter mane::goodra-Hisui::great tusk::Gyarados::Hoopa::iron Boulder::iron bundle::iron hands::iron leaves::iron valiant::Keldeo::manaphy::Meloetta::moltres-galar::muk-Alola::primarina::raging bolt::rotom-wash::Slowking::Suicune::sylveon::Tentacruel::tinkaton::Toedscruel::umbreon::ursaluna-Bloodmoon::vikavolt::virizion::volcarona::wo-Chien:
Physical Walls/Defensive Pivots
:Articuno-galar::azelf::dragapult::electrode-Hisui::Espeon::Enamorus::flutter mane::gholdengo::Grafaiai::greninja::heatran::Inteleon::iron crown::iron moth::Iron Jugulis::iron valiant::Jolteon::Keldeo::Landorus::latios::Minior::moltres::munkidori::noivern::Raichu::Raichu-Alola::Salamence::Shaymin-Sky::spectrier::talonflame::Sandy shocks::Thundurus::Tornadus-Therian::volcanion::volcarona::Zoroark-Hisui:
Special Walls/Defensive Pivots
:Arcanine-Hisui::Azelf::Breloom::Chien-pao::Cyclizar::dragapult::Enamorus::garchomp::Gliscor::Grafaiai::Infernape::iron Boulder::iron leaves::iron treads::Metagross::mienshao::Jirachi::Landorus-therian::meowscarada::ogerpon::Ogerpon-wellspring::Primeape::roaring moon::Samurott-Hisui::Thundurus::Tornadus-Therian::Qwilfish-Hisui::Quaquaval::rampardos::Regigigas::Sneasler::slaking::Quaquaval::whimsicott::zamazenta::Zoroark-Hisui::Zapdos-galar:
Utility Support
:arcanine-Hisui::Azelf::dragapult::Espeon::Gengar::Gliscor::Grafaiai::great tusk::greninja::flutter mane::Infernape::inteleon::iron Boulder::iron moth::iron leaves::iron treads::Jolteon::Landorus::Landorus-therian::Latios::Minior::meowscarada::mew::noivern::Jirachi::ogerpon::ogerpon-wellspring::Raichu::raichu-Alola::rampardos::regidrago::Regigigas::Ribombee::Samurott-Hisui::Sandy shocks::slaking::Shaymin-Sky::talonflame::ting-Lu::Quaquaval::Qwilfish-Hisui::whimsicott::volcarona::Zoroark-Hisui:
The drawback of the base Flipped format is that not everything has the flexibility to adapt to its new statline, either because of its movepool or abilities. That’s where STABmons and AAA come in!
Thanks to STABmons, a Pokémon can learn any move that matches their typing (as well its pre-evo’s types STABs). For instance, now Great Tusk can still have access to usable Fighting STAB like Focus Blast or Secret Sword to go along with its new Sp. Attack. Furthermore, because of AAA’s mechanic of freely changing abilties, Tusk can even opt to make it hit Ghosts with Mind’s Eye. Another example, physical walls like Iron Moth can utilize Desolate Land to gain a pseudo Water immunity, amp up Morning Sun’s recovery as well as double as hazard control with Mortal Spin.
The only limit is your imagination!
Council Members
:slaking: VannAccessible
:Swinub: flying moose
:mew: readytolose
:skeledirge: Velcroc
Clauses
Standard OMs, Terastal Clause, !Obtainable Abilities, Ability Clause = 2, STABmons Move Legality, Flipped Mod, Evasion Clause, Sleep Moves Clause
Pokémon
- :Annihilape:Annihilape
- :Avalugg-Hisui: Avalugg-Hisui
- :Arceus:Arceus
- :Blissey:Blissey
- :Calyrex-ice:Calyrex-Ice
- :Calyrex-Shadow:Calyrex-Shadow
- :Deoxys:Deoxys
- :Deoxys-attack:Deoxys-Attack
- :Deoxys-Speed:Deoxys-Speed
- :Dialga:Dialga
- :Dialga-Origin:Dialga-Origin
- :Eternatus:Eternatus
- :Giratina:Giratina
- :Giratina-Origin:Giratina-Origin
- :Groudon:Groudon
- :Ho-oh:Ho-oh
- :Hoopa-Unbound:Hoopa-Unbound
- :Koraidon:Koraidon
- :Kyogre:Kyogre
- :Kyurem-Black:Kyurem-Black
- :Kyurem-White:Kyurem-White
- :Lugia:Lugia
- :Lunala:Lunala
- :Mewtwo:Mewtwo
- :Miraidon:Miraidon
- :Necrozma-Dawn-Wings:Necrozma-Dawn-Wings
- :Necrozma-Dusk-Mane:Necrozma-Dusk-Mane
- :Palkia:Palkia
- :Palkia-Origin:Palkia-Origin
- :Pawmot:Pawmot
- :Rayquaza:Rayquaza
- :regice:Regice
- :Regieleki:Regieleki
- :Reshiram:Reshiram
- :Snorlax:Snorlax
- :Solgaleo:Solgaleo
- :Zacian:Zacian
- :Zacian-Crowned:Zacian-Crowned
- :Zamazenta-Crowned:Zamazenta-Crowned
- :Zekrom:Zekrom
- :dugtrio: Arena Trap
- :Komala: Comatose
- :Serperior: Contrary
- :Persian-Alola: Fur Coat
- :Gholdengo: Good as Gold
- :Darmanitan-Galar: Gorilla Tactics
- :Azumarill: Huge Power
- :Frosmoth: Ice Scales
- :Zoroark: Illusion
- :Ditto: Imposter
- :Pyukumuku: Innards Out
- :Espeon: Magic Bounce
- :magnezone: Magnet Pull
- :glalie: Moody
- :Weezing-Galar: Neutralizing Gas
- :Koraidon: Orichalcum Pulse
- :Kangaskhan-Mega: Parental Bond
- :Gliscor: Poison Heal
- :Medicham: Pure Power
- :Slowbro-Galar: Quick Draw
- :Gothitelle: Shadow Tag
- :Numel: Simple
- :Blaziken: Speed Boost
- :Gumshoos: Stakeout
- :Skuntank: Stench
- :Lokix: Tinted Lens
- :Glimmora: Toxic Debris
- :Comfey: Triage
- :Hawlucha: Unburden
- :Araquanid: Water Bubble
- :Shedinja: Wonder Guard
- :king’s rock: King's Rock
- :quick claw: Quick Claw
- :razor fang: Razor Fang
- :eevee: Baton Pass
- :Basculegion: Last Respects
- :Cyclizar: Shed Tail
- :overqwil: Acupressure
- :Snorlax: Belly Drum
- :toxtricity: Boomburst
- :gouging Fire: Burning Bulwark
- :Samurott-Hisui: Ceaseless Edge
- :kommo-o: Clangorous Soul
- :Sneasler: Dire Claw
- :Dragonite: Extreme Speed
- :Veluza: Fillet Away
- :staraptor: Final Gambit
- :Espathra: Lumina Crash
- :Falinks: No Retreat
- :Annihilape: Rage Fist
- :Meloetta: Relic Song
- :pawmot: Revival Blessing
- :Entei: Sacred Fire
- :Cloyster: Shell Smash
- :Revavroom: Shift Gear
- :ditto: Transform
- :Decidueye-Hisui: Triple Arrows
- :victini: V-create
- :Lilligant-Hisui: Victory Dance
Pokémon
- :Avalugg: Avalugg
- :light Clay: Light Clay
- :Archaludon: Electro Shot
Challenge code:
/challenge [Gen 9] Anything Goes @@@ Standard OMs, !Obtainable Abilities, Ability Clause = 2, Evasion Clause, Flipped Mod, Sleep Moves Clause, Terastal Clause, STABmons Move Legality, - Annihilape, -Avalugg-Hisui, - Arceus, - Blissey, -Calyrex-Ice, - Calyrex-Shadow, - Deoxys-Attack, - Deoxys-Base, - Deoxys-Speed, - Dialga, - Dialga-Origin, - Eternatus, - Giratina, - Giratina-Origin, - Groudon, - Ho-oh, - Hoopa-Unbound, - Koraidon, - Kyogre, - Kyurem-Black, - Kyurem-White, - Lugia, - Lunala, - Mewtwo, - Miraidon, - Necrozma-Dawn-Wings, - Necrozma-Dusk-Mane, - Palkia, - Palkia-Origin, - Pawmot, - Rayquaza, - Regice, - Regieleki, - Reshiram, - Snorlax, - Solgaleo, - Zacian, - Zacian-Crowned, - Zamazenta-Crowned, - Zekrom, -Arena Trap, - Comatose, - Contrary, - Fur Coat, - Good as Gold, - Gorilla Tactics, - Huge Power, - Ice Scales, - Illusion, - Imposter, - Innards Out, - Magic Bounce, - Magnet Pull, - Moody, - Neutralizing Gas, - Orichalcum Pulse, - Parental Bond, - Poison Heal, - Pure Power, - Quick Draw, - Shadow Tag, - Simple, - Speed Boost, - Stakeout, - Stench, - Tinted Lens, - Toxic Debris, - Triage, - Unburden, - Water Bubble, - Wonder Guard, - King's Rock, - Quick Claw, - Razor Fang, - Baton Pass, - Last Respects, - Shed Tail, *Acupressure, *Belly Drum, *Boomburst, *Burning Bulwark, *Ceaseless Edge, *Clangorous Soul, *Dire Claw, *Extreme Speed, *Fillet Away, *Final Gambit, *Lumina Crash, *No Retreat, *Rage Fist, *Relic Song, *Revival Blessing, *Sacred Fire, *Shell Smash, *Shift Gear, *Transform, *Triple Arrows, *V-create, *Victory Dance
Tour code:
/tour new [Gen 9] Anything Goes, Elimination,,,[Gen 9] Flipped STAAABmons
/tour rules Standard OMs, !Obtainable Abilities, Ability Clause = 2, Evasion Clause, Flipped Mod, Sleep Moves Clause, Terastal Clause, STABmons Move Legality, - Annihilape, -Avalugg-Hisui, - Arceus, - Blissey, -Calyrex-Ice, - Calyrex-Shadow, - Deoxys-Attack, - Deoxys-Base, - Deoxys-Speed, - Dialga, - Dialga-Origin, - Eternatus, - Giratina, - Giratina-Origin, - Groudon, - Ho-oh, - Hoopa-Unbound, - Koraidon, - Kyogre, - Kyurem-Black, - Kyurem-White, - Lugia, - Lunala, - Mewtwo, - Miraidon, - Necrozma-Dawn-Wings, - Necrozma-Dusk-Mane, - Palkia, - Palkia-Origin, - Pawmot, - Rayquaza, - Regice, - Regieleki, - Reshiram, - Snorlax, - Solgaleo, - Zacian, - Zacian-Crowned, - Zamazenta-Crowned, - Zekrom, -Arena Trap, - Comatose, - Contrary, - Fur Coat, - Good as Gold, - Gorilla Tactics, - Huge Power, - Ice Scales, - Illusion, - Imposter, - Innards Out, - Magic Bounce, - Magnet Pull, - Moody, - Neutralizing Gas, - Orichalcum Pulse, - Parental Bond, - Poison Heal, - Pure Power, - Quick Draw, - Shadow Tag, - Simple, - Speed Boost, - Stakeout, - Stench, - Tinted Lens, -Toxic Debris, - Triage, - Unburden, - Water Bubble, - Wonder Guard, - King's Rock, - Quick Claw, - Razor Fang, - Baton Pass, - Last Respects, - Shed Tail, *Acupressure, *Belly Drum, *Boomburst, *Burning Bulwark, *Ceaseless Edge, *Clangorous Soul, *Dire Claw, *Extreme Speed, *Fillet Away, *Final Gambit, *Lumina Crash, *No Retreat, *Rage Fist, *Relic Song, *Revival Blessing, *Sacred Fire, *Shell Smash, *Shift Gear, *Transform, *Triple Arrows, *V-create, *Victory Dance /tour autostart 7 /tour autodq 5
/challenge [Gen 9] Anything Goes @@@ Standard OMs, !Obtainable Abilities, Ability Clause = 2, Evasion Clause, Flipped Mod, Sleep Moves Clause, Terastal Clause, STABmons Move Legality, - Annihilape, -Avalugg-Hisui, - Arceus, - Blissey, -Calyrex-Ice, - Calyrex-Shadow, - Deoxys-Attack, - Deoxys-Base, - Deoxys-Speed, - Dialga, - Dialga-Origin, - Eternatus, - Giratina, - Giratina-Origin, - Groudon, - Ho-oh, - Hoopa-Unbound, - Koraidon, - Kyogre, - Kyurem-Black, - Kyurem-White, - Lugia, - Lunala, - Mewtwo, - Miraidon, - Necrozma-Dawn-Wings, - Necrozma-Dusk-Mane, - Palkia, - Palkia-Origin, - Pawmot, - Rayquaza, - Regice, - Regieleki, - Reshiram, - Snorlax, - Solgaleo, - Zacian, - Zacian-Crowned, - Zamazenta-Crowned, - Zekrom, -Arena Trap, - Comatose, - Contrary, - Fur Coat, - Good as Gold, - Gorilla Tactics, - Huge Power, - Ice Scales, - Illusion, - Imposter, - Innards Out, - Magic Bounce, - Magnet Pull, - Moody, - Neutralizing Gas, - Orichalcum Pulse, - Parental Bond, - Poison Heal, - Pure Power, - Quick Draw, - Shadow Tag, - Simple, - Speed Boost, - Stakeout, - Stench, - Tinted Lens, - Toxic Debris, - Triage, - Unburden, - Water Bubble, - Wonder Guard, - King's Rock, - Quick Claw, - Razor Fang, - Baton Pass, - Last Respects, - Shed Tail, *Acupressure, *Belly Drum, *Boomburst, *Burning Bulwark, *Ceaseless Edge, *Clangorous Soul, *Dire Claw, *Extreme Speed, *Fillet Away, *Final Gambit, *Lumina Crash, *No Retreat, *Rage Fist, *Relic Song, *Revival Blessing, *Sacred Fire, *Shell Smash, *Shift Gear, *Transform, *Triple Arrows, *V-create, *Victory Dance
Tour code:
/tour new [Gen 9] Anything Goes, Elimination,,,[Gen 9] Flipped STAAABmons
/tour rules Standard OMs, !Obtainable Abilities, Ability Clause = 2, Evasion Clause, Flipped Mod, Sleep Moves Clause, Terastal Clause, STABmons Move Legality, - Annihilape, -Avalugg-Hisui, - Arceus, - Blissey, -Calyrex-Ice, - Calyrex-Shadow, - Deoxys-Attack, - Deoxys-Base, - Deoxys-Speed, - Dialga, - Dialga-Origin, - Eternatus, - Giratina, - Giratina-Origin, - Groudon, - Ho-oh, - Hoopa-Unbound, - Koraidon, - Kyogre, - Kyurem-Black, - Kyurem-White, - Lugia, - Lunala, - Mewtwo, - Miraidon, - Necrozma-Dawn-Wings, - Necrozma-Dusk-Mane, - Palkia, - Palkia-Origin, - Pawmot, - Rayquaza, - Regice, - Regieleki, - Reshiram, - Snorlax, - Solgaleo, - Zacian, - Zacian-Crowned, - Zamazenta-Crowned, - Zekrom, -Arena Trap, - Comatose, - Contrary, - Fur Coat, - Good as Gold, - Gorilla Tactics, - Huge Power, - Ice Scales, - Illusion, - Imposter, - Innards Out, - Magic Bounce, - Magnet Pull, - Moody, - Neutralizing Gas, - Orichalcum Pulse, - Parental Bond, - Poison Heal, - Pure Power, - Quick Draw, - Shadow Tag, - Simple, - Speed Boost, - Stakeout, - Stench, - Tinted Lens, -Toxic Debris, - Triage, - Unburden, - Water Bubble, - Wonder Guard, - King's Rock, - Quick Claw, - Razor Fang, - Baton Pass, - Last Respects, - Shed Tail, *Acupressure, *Belly Drum, *Boomburst, *Burning Bulwark, *Ceaseless Edge, *Clangorous Soul, *Dire Claw, *Extreme Speed, *Fillet Away, *Final Gambit, *Lumina Crash, *No Retreat, *Rage Fist, *Relic Song, *Revival Blessing, *Sacred Fire, *Shell Smash, *Shift Gear, *Transform, *Triple Arrows, *V-create, *Victory Dance /tour autostart 7 /tour autodq 5
Q: “Is there a command in Pokemon Showdown for looking up the new statlines?”
A: Yes. Enter "/flip [Pokémon name]" if you don't want to read the base stats backwards.
Q: “How are the stat changes applied?”
A: The base stats are flipped, not the final calculated level 100 stats. This means that you should still apply EVs/IVs to the actual intended areas. If you want a max speed Choice Band Sylveon, you would still place EVs in speed and attack and give it a Jolly nature. The teambuilder won't display the Flipped stats, so the final values it shows won't be accurate, but when you start a battle you'll be operating on the Flipped stats with the applied investments. You can find the correct value of a final calculated stat using this damage calculator.
Q: “Are items affected in any way?”
A: No. Items function as normal. For instance, a choice band will increase the holder's newly acquired attack stat.
Q: “What happens with the HP of form-changing Pokémon?”
A: In normal play, some pokemon who can change form mid-battle acquire a new speed stat, which in this meta would result in a new HP--an event that cannot occur. This means that such form-changing pokemon will retain the HP of their base form, derived from the base form's original speed stat. In the current meta this concerns Eiscue, Meloetta, and Minior.
Q: "Why can't I use abilities on Pokémon that get them naturally in standard play?"
A: Unfortunately native abilities don’t exist in AAA formats, so even if something like Poison Heal wouldn’t be broken on Gliscor or Breloom, tiering policy dictates the ability must be unilaterally banned.
Q: "How do pre-evos and form changes affect STABs?"
A:
Pokémon have access to their pre-evo’s STABs. For instance, all the Eeveelutions and Talonflame can use unrestricted Normal-type STABs, because they evolve from a Normal type. Tyranitar can use all Ground STABs for the same reason, etc.
Form change Pokémon like Rotom and Ogerpon can use STABs from across all their forms. Notable examples including Rotom-Wash having access to Leech Seed, Strength Sap and Roost, and base Ogerpon’s having access to Stone Axe and Salt Cure.
An exception to STAB transfer is regional forms. Ninetales cannot get Fairy and Ice STABs and its Alolan form cannot use Fire STABs. Golem cannot get Electric STABs, etc.
Mid-game transformation STABs do not transfer. Base Meloletta does not have access to non-native Fighting STABs, and base Zamazenta does not have access to Steel STABs it doesn’t already have.
A: Yes. Enter "/flip [Pokémon name]" if you don't want to read the base stats backwards.
Q: “How are the stat changes applied?”
A: The base stats are flipped, not the final calculated level 100 stats. This means that you should still apply EVs/IVs to the actual intended areas. If you want a max speed Choice Band Sylveon, you would still place EVs in speed and attack and give it a Jolly nature. The teambuilder won't display the Flipped stats, so the final values it shows won't be accurate, but when you start a battle you'll be operating on the Flipped stats with the applied investments. You can find the correct value of a final calculated stat using this damage calculator.
Q: “Are items affected in any way?”
A: No. Items function as normal. For instance, a choice band will increase the holder's newly acquired attack stat.
Q: “What happens with the HP of form-changing Pokémon?”
A: In normal play, some pokemon who can change form mid-battle acquire a new speed stat, which in this meta would result in a new HP--an event that cannot occur. This means that such form-changing pokemon will retain the HP of their base form, derived from the base form's original speed stat. In the current meta this concerns Eiscue, Meloetta, and Minior.
Q: "Why can't I use abilities on Pokémon that get them naturally in standard play?"
A: Unfortunately native abilities don’t exist in AAA formats, so even if something like Poison Heal wouldn’t be broken on Gliscor or Breloom, tiering policy dictates the ability must be unilaterally banned.
Q: "How do pre-evos and form changes affect STABs?"
A:
STAB Origin | Example | Yes | No |
|---|---|---|---|
Pre-Evo | :eevee:>:sylveon: :Fletchling:>:talonflame: :Pupitar:>:Tyranitar: | X | |
Interspecies Form Change | :rotom:=:Rotom-wash:=:Rotom-heat:=:Rotom-mow:=:Rotom-fan: :ogerpon:=:Ogerpon-wellspring:=:Ogerpon-cornerstone:=:Ogerpon-Hearthflame: | X | |
Regional Forms | :ninetales:≠:Ninetales-Alola: :golem-alola:≯:golem: | | X |
Mid-Battle Transformations | :Meloetta-Pirouette:≯:Meloetta: :zamazenta-crowned:≯:zamazenta: | | X |
Pokémon have access to their pre-evo’s STABs. For instance, all the Eeveelutions and Talonflame can use unrestricted Normal-type STABs, because they evolve from a Normal type. Tyranitar can use all Ground STABs for the same reason, etc.
Form change Pokémon like Rotom and Ogerpon can use STABs from across all their forms. Notable examples including Rotom-Wash having access to Leech Seed, Strength Sap and Roost, and base Ogerpon’s having access to Stone Axe and Salt Cure.
An exception to STAB transfer is regional forms. Ninetales cannot get Fairy and Ice STABs and its Alolan form cannot use Fire STABs. Golem cannot get Electric STABs, etc.
Mid-game transformation STABs do not transfer. Base Meloletta does not have access to non-native Fighting STABs, and base Zamazenta does not have access to Steel STABs it doesn’t already have.
Tiering History
| Date | Action |
|---|---|
9/24/26 | Meta created with initial banlist. |
10/02/26 | Avalugg-Hisui banned. |
10/28/26 | Population Bomb unrestricted. |
Resources
:sylveon::Charizard::Pecharunt::Zoroark-Hisui::Goodra-Hisui::empoleon:
Anti-Moth HO by flying moose
:Latias::volcarona::ting-Lu::lapras::Dragapult::sylveon:
DD Latias + Last Resort Sylveon HO by readytolose
:Archaludon::Volcarona::iron hands::scream tail::Rotom-wash::Diancie:
Sticky Web Decorate STail HO by Deerifius
:Indeedee::flutter mane::chi-yu::Carbink::Pecharunt::Deoxys-defense:
Mixed Deo-Def Trick Room by VannAccessible
:Inteleon::Regigigas::Magearna::manaphy::tyranitar::kommo-o:
Inteleon Screens HO by VannAccessible
:Rotom-wash::Araquanid::iron moth::iron hands::wo-Chien::Dragapult:
Volt Turn Priority Spam by VannAccessible
:Goodra-Hisui::Avalugg::heatran::greninja::Zoroark-Hisui::Landorus-therian:
Ruin Breakers + Hazard Stack Balance
by VannAccessible
:Landorus::Goodra-Hisui::Cloyster::slaking::iron hands::Iron Valiant:
Technician Hoodra Balance by Velcroc
:moltres-galar::volcanion::dragapult::sylveon::cobalion::necrozma:
Specs Necrozma Balance by Velcroc
:Cresselia::Chansey::Rhyperior::grafaiai::greninja::Zapdos-galar:
PsySurge Cress + Rhyperior Balance by VannAccessible
:iron jugulis::iron treads::Zapdos-galar::Primeape::iron moth::flutter mane:
Disruption Stall by flying moose
:electrode-Hisui::iron moth::iron valiant::Landorus::iron treads::grafaiai:
Double Unaware Stall by VannAccessible
Anti-Moth HO by flying moose
:Latias::volcarona::ting-Lu::lapras::Dragapult::sylveon:
DD Latias + Last Resort Sylveon HO by readytolose
:Archaludon::Volcarona::iron hands::scream tail::Rotom-wash::Diancie:
Sticky Web Decorate STail HO by Deerifius
:Indeedee::flutter mane::chi-yu::Carbink::Pecharunt::Deoxys-defense:
Mixed Deo-Def Trick Room by VannAccessible
:Inteleon::Regigigas::Magearna::manaphy::tyranitar::kommo-o:
Inteleon Screens HO by VannAccessible
:Rotom-wash::Araquanid::iron moth::iron hands::wo-Chien::Dragapult:
Volt Turn Priority Spam by VannAccessible
:Goodra-Hisui::Avalugg::heatran::greninja::Zoroark-Hisui::Landorus-therian:
Ruin Breakers + Hazard Stack Balance
by VannAccessible
:Landorus::Goodra-Hisui::Cloyster::slaking::iron hands::Iron Valiant:
Technician Hoodra Balance by Velcroc
:moltres-galar::volcanion::dragapult::sylveon::cobalion::necrozma:
Specs Necrozma Balance by Velcroc
:Cresselia::Chansey::Rhyperior::grafaiai::greninja::Zapdos-galar:
PsySurge Cress + Rhyperior Balance by VannAccessible
:iron jugulis::iron treads::Zapdos-galar::Primeape::iron moth::flutter mane:
Disruption Stall by flying moose
:electrode-Hisui::iron moth::iron valiant::Landorus::iron treads::grafaiai:
Double Unaware Stall by VannAccessible
| POKÉMON: Grouped into tiers, sorted alphabetically | ABILITIES: Sorted alphabetically, primary abilities are bolded |
| A RANK: Important Pokémon in the tier | |
| A+ | |
| :Avalugg: Avalugg | Adaptability, Beads of Ruin, Primordial Sea |
| :Goodra-Hisui: Goodra-Hisui | Mold Breaker, Steely Spirit, Sword of Ruin, Technician |
| :Greninja: Greninja | Regenerator |
| :Iron Moth: Iron Moth | Desolate Land, Earth Eater |
| :Iron Treads: Iron Treads | Levitate, Magic Guard, Regenerator, Unaware, Vessel of Ruin, Water Absorb, Well-Baked Body |
| :Landorus: Landorus | Unaware, Water Absorb, Well-Baked Body |
| :Pecharunt: Pecharunt | Adaptability, Beads of Ruin, Motor Drive |
| :Raging Bolt: Raging Bolt | Hadron Engine, Primordial Sea |
| :Rhyperior: Rhyperior | Dazzling, Protean, Rocky Payload, Sheer Force |
| A | |
| :Cresselia: Cresselia | Psychic Surge, Protean |
| :Dragapult: Dragapult | Regenerator |
| :Flutter Mane: Flutter Mane | Adaptability, Intimidate, Purifying Salt, Regenerator, Tablets of Ruin |
| :Gholdengo: Gholdengo | Intimidate, Levitate, Tablets of Ruin |
| :Grafaiai: Grafaiai | Earth Eater, Levitate, Regenerator |
| :Heatran: Heatran | Earth Eater, Levitate |
| :Iron Jugulis: Iron Jugulis | Prankster, Unaware |
| :Lapras: Lapras | Primordial Sea, Supreme Overlord, Sword of Ruin, Technician |
| :Magearna: Magearna | Well-Baked Body |
| :Rotom-Wash: Rotom-Wash | Hadron Engine, Intimidate, Prankster, Primordial Sea, Tablets of Ruin |
| :Tyranitar: Tyranitar | Dazzling, Rocky Payload, Sharpness, Sword of Ruin |
| :Volcarona: Volcarona | Magic Guard, Prankster |
| :Wo-Chien: Wo-Chien | Adaptability, Grassy Surge, Sniper |
| :Zoroark-Hisui: Zoroark-Hisui | Regenerator, Tablets of Ruin, Unaware, Vessel of Ruin |
| A- | |
| :Charizard: Charizard | Magic Guard |
| :Coalossal: Coalossal | Desolate Land |
| :Cobalion: Cobalion | Beads of Ruin, Magic Guard, Sharpness, Technician, Well-Baked Body |
| :Empoleon: Empoleon | Primordial Sea |
| :Inteleon: Inteleon | Prankster |
| :Iron Hands: Iron Hands | Hadron Engine, Primordial Sea, Refrigerate |
| :Iron Thorns: Iron Thorns | Hadron Engine |
| :Iron Valiant: Iron Valiant | Prankster, Unaware |
| :Jirachi: Jirachi | Regenerator |
| :Kingambit: Kingambit | Magic Guard |
| :Kommo-O: Kommo-O | Dazzling |
| :Kyurem: Kyurem | Sheer Force, Technician |
| :Latias: Latias | Sword of Ruin |
| :Landorus-Therian: Landorus-Therian | Desolate Land, Regenerator |
| :Manaphy: Manaphy | Air Lock, Beads of Ruin |
| :Regigigas: Regigigas | Guts, Vessel of Ruin |
| :Scizor: Scizor | Technician, Well-Baked Body |
| :Scream Tail: Scream Tail | Opportunist, Pixilate, Purifying Salt, Psychic Surge |
| :Slaking: Slaking | Desolate Land, Vessel of Ruin |
| :Talonflame: Talonflame | Intimidate, Magic Guard, Tablets of Ruin, Unaware, Volt Absorb, Water Absorb |
| :Thundurus: Thundurus | Intimidate, Regenerator, Tablets of Ruin, Unaware |
| :Zapdos-Galar: Zapdos-Galar | Volt Absorb |
| B RANK: Pokémon with valuable roles in the tier | |
| B+ | |
| :Araquanid: Araquanid | Primordial Sea, Magic Guard |
| :Azelf: Azelf | Regenerator |
| :Chansey: Chansey | Dazzling, Guts, Protean, Sword of Ruin |
| :Deoxys-Defense: Deoxys-Defense | Magic Guard, Protean, Psychic Surge, Supreme Overlord |
| :Electrode-Hisui: Electrode-Hisui | Intimidate, Prankster, Regenerator, Tablets of Ruin |
| :Enamorus: Enamorus | Magic Guard, Prankster, Purifying Salt, Volt Absorb |
| :Infernape: Infernape | Earth Eater, Water Absorb |
| :Iron Crown: Iron Crown | Earth Eater, Levitate, Steely Spirit, Well-Baked Body |
| :Keldeo: Keldeo | Air Lock, Purifying Salt, Tablets of Ruin, Regenerator |
| :Meloetta: Meloetta | Guts, Psychic Surge, Protean, Sharpness, Sword of Ruin |
| :Metagross: Metagross | Regenerator |
| :Minior: Minior | Intimidate, Tablets of Ruin, Water Absorb |
| :Moltres-Galar: Moltres-Galar | Magic Guard |
| :Muk-Alola: Muk-Alola | Adaptability |
| :Primarina: Primarina | Primordial Sea |
| :Roaring Moon: Roaring Moon | Dazzling, Prankster, Sword of Ruin, Regenerator |
| :Spectrier: Spectrier | Prankster, Shed Skin, Tablets of Ruin, Technician, Unaware |
| :Sylveon: Sylveon | Pixilate |
| B | |
| :Altaria: Altaria | Aerialte, Magic Guard |
| :Archaludon: Archaludon | Regenerator |
| :Articuno: Articuno | Magic Guard |
| :Blastoise: Blastoise | Mega Launcher |
| :Chi-Yu: Chi-Yu | Magic Guard, Sword of Ruin |
| :Cloyster: Cloyster | Adaptability, Primordial Sea |
| :Cyclizar: Cyclizar | Regenerator |
| :Decidueye-Hisui: Decidueye-Hisui | Serene Grace |
| :Diancie: Diancie | Magic Guard, Sheer Force |
| :Garchomp: Garchomp | Mold Breaker, Purifying Salt |
| :Great Tusk: Great Tusk | Mind’s Eye, Regenerator |
| :Gouging Fire: Gouging Fire | Desolate Land |
| :Gyarados: Gyarados | Magic Guard |
| :Hydrapple: Hydrapple | Beads of Ruin, Magic Guard |
| :Iron Boulder: Iron Boulder | Rocky Payload, Regenerator, Vessels of Ruin |
| :Iron Leaves: Iron Leaves | Grassy Surge, Regenerator, Suction Cups, Thick Fat, Well Baked-Body, Vessels of Ruin |
| :Latios: Latios | Suction Cups |
| :Probopass: Probopass | Magic Guard |
| :Roaring Moon: Roaring Moon | Dazzling, Regenerator, Sword of Ruin, Technician, Vessels of Ruin |
| :Regidrago: Regidrago | Grassy Surge, Hadron Engine, Psychic Surge, Regenerator |
| :Regirock: Regirock | Beads of Ruin, Rocky Payload |
| :Salamence: Salamence | Intimidate, Tablets of Ruin |
| :Sandy Shocks: Sandy Shocks | Levitate, Water Absorb |
| :Slowking: Slowking | Air Lock |
| :Suicune: Suicune | Primordial Sea |
| :Swanna: Swanna | Intimidate, Tablets of Ruin |
| :Ting-Lu: Ting-Lu | Adaptability, Dazzling, Refrigerate, Sheer Force |
| :Umbreon: Umbreon | Pixilate, Technician, Sheer Force |
| :Zamazenta: Zamazenta | Mind’s Eye, Regenerator, Shed Skin, Unaware |
| B- | |
| :Arcanine-Hisui: Arcanine-Hisui | Desolate Land, Earth Eater |
| :Dragonite: Dragonite | Aerialate |
| :Forretress: Forretress | Prankster |
| :Gliscor: Gliscor | Adaptability |
| :Jolteon: Jolteon | Levitate, Regenerator |
| :Meowscarada: Meowscarada | Prankster, Regenerator, Thick Fat, Well Baked-Body, Vessel of Ruin, Well-Baked Body |
| :Ogerpon: Ogerpon | Regenerator |
| :Primeape: Primeape | Regenerator |
| :Raichu-Alola: Raichu-Alola | Levitate, Regenerator |
| :Ribombee: Ribombee | Stamina, Well-Baked Body |
| :Samurott-Hisui: Samurott-Hisui | Regenerator |
| :Tentacruel: Tentacruel | Air Lock, Primordial Sea |
| :Zarude: Zarude | Guard Dog |
| C RANK: Reserved for Pokemon that have a small niche, but do not stand out particularly well. | |
| :Bastiodon: Bastiodon | Magic Guard |
| :Carbink: Carbink | Magic Guard |
| :Chien-Pao: Chien-Pao | Vessel of Ruin |
| :Espeon: Espeon | Regenerator |
| :Girafarig: Girafarig | Regenerator |
| :Indeedee: Indeedee | Regenerator |
| :Qwilfish-Hisui: Qwilfish-Hisui | Regenerator |
| :Toedscruel: Toedscruel | Grassy Surge |
| Speed | Pokémon |
|---|---|
| 250 | :Chansey: |
| 200 | :Regidrago: |
| 170 | :Cetitan: |
| 165 | :Alomomola: |
| 155 | :Ting-Lu: |
| 154 | :Iron Hands: |
| 150 | :Dondozo: :Drifblim: :Slaking: |
| 144 | :Hariyama: |
| 140 | :Wigglytuff: |
| 130 | :Clodsire: :Lapras: :Ursaluna: :Vaporeon: |
| 125 | :Dudunsparce: :Kyurem: :Lanturn: :Raging Bolt: |
| 123 | :Gogoat: |
| 122 | :Copperajah: |
| 120 | :Basculegion: :Basculegion-F: :Cresselia: :Farigiraf: :Greedent: |
| 115 | :Baxcalibur: :Entei: :Great Tusk: :Oinkologne: :Rhyperior: :Scream Tail: |
| 114 | :Amoonguss: |
| 113 | :Ursaluna-Bloodmoon: |
| 111 | :Brute Bonnet: :Gastrodon: |
| 110 | :Appletun: :Braviary-Hisui: :Coalossal: :Emboar: :Excadrill: :Mamoswine: :Mandibuzz: :Oinkologne: :Regigigas: :Reuniclus: :Whiscash: |
| 109 | :Bellibolt: |
| 108 | :Garchomp: :Hippowdon: |
| 106 | :Hydrapple: |
| 105 | :Conkeldurr: :Gouging Fire: :Muk: :Muk-Alola: :Rhydon: :Roaring Moon: :Zarude: |
| 104 | :Skeledirge: |
| 103 | :Skuntank: :Wyrdeer: |
| 100 | :Azumarill: :Braviary: :Calyrex: :Dunsparce: :Glastrier: :Garganacl: :Honchkrow: :Iron Thorns: :Jirachi: :Kingambit: :Manaphy: :Meloetta: :Mew: :Mudsdale: :Noctowl: :Palafin-Hero: :Passimian: :Rillaboom: :Shaymin: :Shaymin-Sky: :Slaking: :Stonjourner: :Suicune: :Swalot: :Swampert: :Urshifu: |
| 99 | :Tropius: :Walking Wake: |
| 98 | :Corviknight: |
| 97 | :Crabominable: :Necrozma: :Rampardos: |
| 95 | :Arcanine-Hisui: :Avalugg: :Beartic: :Clefable: :Exeggutor: :Exeggutor-Alola: :Espathra: :Gyarados: :Grimmsnarl: :Incineroar: :Krookodile: :Milotic: :Quagsire: :Salamence: :Samurott: :Slowbro: :Slowbro-Galar: :Slowking: :Slowking-Galar: :Sylveon: :Terapagos-Terastal: :Torterra: :Umbreon: |
| 94 | :Iron Jugulis: |
| 92 | :Hydreigon: :Zamazenta: |
| 91 | :Cobalion: :Dragonite: :Heatran: :Keldeo: :Terrakion: :Virizion: |
| 90 | :Abomasnow: :Ampharos: :Arcanine: :Articuno: :Articuno-Galar: :Archaludon: :Dewgong: :Donphan: :Drednaw: :Goodra: :Granbull: :Iron Boulder: :Iron Crown: :Iron Leaves: :Iron Treads: :Moltres: :Moltres-Galar: :Oranguru: :Politoed: :Poliwrath: :Samurott-Hisui: :Shiftry: :Ursaring: :Veluza: |
| 89 | :Golurk: :Landorus: :Landorus-Therian: |
| 88 | :Chesnaught: :Decidueye-Hisui: :Dragapult: :Feraligatr: :Fezandipiti: :Gumshoos: :Munkidori: :Okidogi: |
| 87 | :Gholdengo: |
| 86 | :Malamar: :Pyroar: :Yanmega: |
| 85 | :Armarouge: :Eelektross: :Floatzel: :Furret: :Hypno: :Lycanroc-Midnight: :Noivern: :Overqwil: :Palossand: :Porygon-Z: :Porygon2: :Quaquaval: :Slither Wing: :Staraptor: :Tinkaton: :Trevenant: :Wo-Chien: :Sandy Shocks: |
| 84 | :Empoleon: |
| 83 | :Glimmora: :Toxicroak: |
| 82 | :Flamigo: :Squawkabilly: |
| 80 | :Blaziken: :Cinderace: :Cryogonal: :Flygon: :Glalie: :Golduck: :Goodra-Hisui: :Golem: :Golem-Alola: :Grumpig: :Heracross: :Hoopa: :Iron Moth: :Latias: :Latios: :Ludicolo: :Luxray: :Mabosstiff: :Magearna: :Meganium: :Mesprit: :Metagross: :Ogerpon: :Ogerpon-Cornerstone: :Ogerpon-Hearthflame: :Ogerpon-Wellspring: :Phione: :Primarina: :Regirock: :Registeel: :Revavroom: :Sawsbuck: :Sneasler: :Tentacruel: :Toedscruel: :Toucannon: :Venusaur: :Victreebel: :Volcanion: :Vivillon-Fancy: |
| 79 | :Blastoise: :Thundurus: :Thundurus-Therian: :Tornadus: :Tornadus-therian: |
| 78 | :Arboliva: :Charizard: :Decidueye: :Florges: :Hawlucha: :Talonflame: :Typhlosion: |
| 77 | :Kricketune: |
| 76 | :Haxorus: :Infernape: :Meowscarada: |
| 75 | :Altaria: :Ambipom: :Azelf: :Bellossom: :Ceruledge: :Chimecho: :Cinccino: :Delphox: :Electivire: :Eiscue: :Forretress: :Gliscor: :Houndoom: :Jumpluff: :Kingdra: :Lycanroc: :Lycanroc-Dusk: :Magmortar: :Oricorio: :Oricorio-Pau: :Oricorio-Pom-Pom: :Oricorio-Sensu: :Rabsca: :Sandslash: :Sandslash-Alola: :Serperior: :Sunflora: :Tauros-Paldea-Aqua: :Tauros-Paldea-Blaze: :Tauros-Paldea-Combat: :Toxtricity: :Uxie: :Vileplume: :Zebstrika: |
| 74 | :Enamorus: :Enamorus-Therian: :Iron Valiant: :Maushold: :Meowstic: :Meowstic-F: |
| 73 | :Seviper: :Stantler: :Typhlosion-Hisui: :Zangoose: |
| 72 | :Houndstone: :Sandaconda: :Tsareena: |
| 71 | :Clawitzer: :Lokix: :Sinistcha: |
| 70 | :Ariados: :Basculin: :Bombirdier: :Cacturne: :Camerupt: :Cramorant: :Cyclizar: :Darkrai: :Duraludon: :Flapple: :Froslass: :Frosmoth: :Galvantula: :Girafarig: :Gothitelle: :Indeedee-F: :Klawf: :Kleavor: :Lucario: :Lurantis: :Magnezone: :Masquerain: :Mightyena: :Orthworm: :Perrserker: :Sceptile: :Scizor: :Scyther: :Skuntank: :Sudowoodo: :Torkoal: :Venomoth: :Vespiquen: :Weavile: :Lilligant: :Lilligant-Hisui: :Kilowattrel: |
| 69 | :Lumineon: |
| 68 | :Araquanid: :Bruxish: :Gallade: :Gardevoir: :Salazzle: :Tatsugiri: |
| 67 | :Bronzong: |
| 65 | :Alcremie: :Bisharp: :Dragalge: :Espeon: :Falinks: :Flareon: :Glaceon: :Illumise: :Jolteon: :Komala: :Leafeon: :Mienshao: :Persian: :Persian-Alola: :Primeape: :Qwilfish: :Qwilfish-Hisui: :Scovillain: :Scrafty: :Skarmory: :Volbeat: :Weezing: :Weezing-Galar: |
| 64 | :Banette: |
| 63 | :Grafaiai: |
| 61 | :Barraskewda: |
| 60 | :Arbok: :Bastiodon: :Breloom: :Chandelure: :Dodrio: :Electrode: :Electrode-Hisui: :Gengar: :Indeedee: :Magcargo: :Medicham: :Mimikyu: :Minior: :Minun: :Mismagius: :Pachirisu: :Pelipper: :Plusle: :Polteageist: :Probopass: :Raichu: :Raichu-Alola: :Ribombee: :Spidops: :Whimsicott: :Zoroark: :Murkrow: |
| 57 | :Hatterene: :Klefki: |
| 56 | :Iron Bundle: |
| 55 | :Brambleghast: :Chi-Yu: :Flutter Mane: :Mimikyu: :Smeargle: :Zoroark-Hisui: |
| 51 | :Comfey: |
| 50 | :Carbink: :Cloyster: :Deoxys-Defense: :Diancie: :Hitmonchan: :Hitmonlee: :Hitmontop: :Rotom: :Rotom-Fan: :Rotom-Frost: :Rotom-Heat: :Rotom-Mow: :Rotom-Wash: :Sableye: :Spiritomb: :Toxapex: |
| 48 | :Delibird: :Ditto: :Pincurchin: |
| 45 | :Haunter: |
| 43 | :Luvdisc: |
| 35 | :Dugtrio: :Wugtrio: |
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Mini post :Sneasel::mew::infernape::swampert::kleavor::decidueye:
After 2ac got put in this is what i ran with, mainly cause i saw weavile got banned but sneasel wasn't though idt sneasel is all that broken or should it be a main focus to deal with tiering wise.
I didn’t play much cause life was lifeing but from what i did play i know that Scream Tail is very broken or at the very least extremely difficult to reliably deal with, especially cause there arent that many ways to deal with it offensively with it’s trolly 136 speed and huge bulk.
To talk about my team a bit, the main idea was to have multiple “high” attack mons for beat up shenanigans which ts makes easier to achieve, kleavor specifically is here for rocks + speed control and decid for a non flying type with defog (was gonna use hisuian but ig he’s banned for hate crimes or something). The other guys are here just cause i thought they’d be cool
After 2ac got put in this is what i ran with, mainly cause i saw weavile got banned but sneasel wasn't though idt sneasel is all that broken or should it be a main focus to deal with tiering wise.
I didn’t play much cause life was lifeing but from what i did play i know that Scream Tail is very broken or at the very least extremely difficult to reliably deal with, especially cause there arent that many ways to deal with it offensively with it’s trolly 136 speed and huge bulk.
To talk about my team a bit, the main idea was to have multiple “high” attack mons for beat up shenanigans which ts makes easier to achieve, kleavor specifically is here for rocks + speed control and decid for a non flying type with defog (was gonna use hisuian but ig he’s banned for hate crimes or something). The other guys are here just cause i thought they’d be cool
Can you guys please ban assist or revival blessing it is broken and ruins the funNational Dex Mix and Mega
Mix and Mega is an Ubers-based metagame that allows you to use any transformation item on any permitted pokémon. When that Pokémon then transforms, it undergoes the same stat modifications that the original user of that item does, along with its ability and any type changes that the altered form has compared to the base species. Primarily this takes the form of the Gen 6 Mega Evolution mechanic, with the usual restrictions of one per team removed, but also included are the Red and Blue Primal Orbs as well as the Gen 8 Rusted items.
For example:
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Transformation Items
Banned Stones
Beedrillite (+60 Attack, -30 Special Attack, +70 Speed | Adaptability | N/A | 11 kg)
Blazikenite (+40 Attack, +10 Defense, +20 Special Attack, +10 Special Defense, +20 Speed | Speed Boost | N/A | N/A)
Gengarite (+20 Defense, +40 Special Attack, +20 Special Defense, +20 Speed | Shadow Tag | N/A | N/A)
Kangaskhanite (+30 Attack, +20 Defense, +20 Special Attack, +10 Special Defense, +20 Speed | Parental Bond | N/A | +20 kg)
Lucarionite Z (-10 Attack, +49 Special Attack, +61 Speed | Adaptability | N/A | -4.6 kg)
Malamarite (+10 Attack, +30 Special Attack, +45 Special Defense, +15 Speed | Contrary | N/A | +22.8 kg)
Mawilite (+20 Attack, +40 Defense, +40 Special Defense | Huge Power | N/A | +12 kg)
Medichamite (+40 Attack, +10 Defense, + 20 Special Attack, +10 Special Defense, +20 Speed | Pure Power | N/A | N/A)
Pidgeotite (+5 Defense, +65 Special Attack, +10 Special Defense, +20 Speed | No Guard | N/A | +11 kg)
Raichunite Y (+10 Attack, +70 Special Attack, +20 Speed | No Guard | N/A | -4 kg)
Scovillainite (+30 Attack, +20 Defense, +30 Special Attack, +20 Special Defense | Spicy Spray | N/A | +7 kg)
Starminite (+25 Attack, +20 Defense, +30 Special Attack, +20 Special Defense, +5 Speed | Huge Power | N/A | N/A)
Common Legal Stones
Altarianite (+40 Attack, +20 Defense, +40 Special Attack | Pixilate | +| N/A)
Barbaracite (+35 Attack, +15 Defense, +10 Special Attack, +20 Special Defense, +20 Speed | Tough Claws | +| +4 kg)
Chimechite (+30 Defense, +40 Special Attack, +30 Special Defense | Levitate | +| +7 kg)
Delphoxite (+45 Special Attack, +25 Special Defense, +30 Speed | Levitate | N/A | N/A)
Dragalgite (+10 Attack, +15 Defense, +35 Special Attack, +40 Special Defense | Regenerator | N/A | +18.8 kg)
Feraligite (+55 Attack, +25 Defense, + 10 Special Attack, +10 Special Defense | Dragonize | +| +20 kg)
Gyaradosite (+30 Attack, +30 Defense, +10 Special Attack, +30 Special Defense | Mold Breaker | +| +70 kg)
Heatranite (+30 Attack, +45 Special Attack, +35 Special Defense, -10 Speed | Flash Fire | N/A | +140 kg)
Latiasite (+20 Attack, +30 Defense, +30 Special Attack, +20 Special Defense | Levitate | N/A | +12 kg)
Lucarionite (+35 Attack, +18 Defense, +25 Special Attack, +22 Speed | Adaptability | N/A | +3.5 kg)
Metagrossite (+10 Attack, +20 Defense, +10 Special Attack, +20 Special Defense, +40 Speed | Tough Claws | N/A | +392.9 kg)
Pinsirite (+30 Attack, +20 Defense, +10 Special Attack, +20 Special Defense, +20 Speed | Aerilate | +| +4 kg)
Red Orb (+30 Attack, +20 Defense, +50 Special Attack | Desolate Land | +| +49.7 kg)
Rusted Sword (+30 Attack, +10 Speed | Intrepid Sword | +| +245 kg)
Sablenite (+10 Attack, +50 Defense, +20 Special Attack, +50 Special Defense, -30 Speed | Magic Bounce | N/A | +150 kg)
Zygardite (-30 Attack, -30 Defense, +125 Special Attack, -10 Special Defense, +15 Speed | Aura Break | N/A | N/A)
Situational Legal Stones
Aerodactylite (+30 Attack, +20 Defense, +10 Special Attack, +20 Special Defense, +20 Speed | Tough Claws | N/A | +20 kg)
Aggronite (+30 Attack, +50 Defense, +20 Special Defense | Filter | +| +35 kg)
Audinite (+40 Defense, +20 Special Attack, +40 Special Defense | Healer | +| +1 kg)
Diancite (+60 Attack, -40 Defense, +60 Special Attack, -40 Special Defense, +60 Speed | Magic Bounce | N/A | +19 kg)
Eelektrossite (+30 Attack, +30 Special Attack, +10 Special Defense, +30 Speed | Eelevate | N/A | +79.5 kg)
Emboarite (+25 Attack, +10 Defense, +10 Special Attack, +45 Special Defense, +10 Speed | Mold Breaker | N/A | +30.3 kg)
Hearthflame Mask (N/A | Mold Breaker | +| N/A | 1.2x Boost to all moves)
Meganiumite (+10 Attack, +15 Defense, +60 Special Attack, +15 Special Defense | Mega Sol | +| +100.5 kg)
Salamencite (+10 Attack, +50 Defense, +10 Special Attack, +10 Special Defense, +20 Speed | Aerilate | N/A | +10 kg)
Staraptite (+20 Attack, +30 Defense, +10 Special Attack, +30 Special Defense, +10 Speed | Contrary | +Primary | +25.1 kg)
Swampertite (+40 Attack, +20 Defense, +10 Special Attack, +20 Special Defense, +10 Speed | Swift Swim | N/A | +20.1 kg)
Victreebelite (+20 Attack, +20 Defense, +35 Special Attack, +25 Special Defense | Innards Out | N/A | +110 kg)
Zeraorite (+45 Attack, +45 Special Attack, +10 Speed | Volt Absorb | N/A | N/A)
Niche Legal Stones
Abomasite (+40 Attack, +30 Defense, +40 Special Attack, +20 Special Defense, -30 Speed | Snow Warning | N/A | +49.5 kg)
Absolite (+20 Attack, +40 Special Attack, +40 Speed | Magic Bounce | N/A | +2 kg)
Absolite Z (+24 Attack, +76 Speed | Magic Bounce | +| +2 kg )
Adamant Crystal (-20 Attack, +20 Special Defense | Pressure | N/A | +167 kg | 1.2x Boost to Steel- and Dragon-type moves)
Alakazite (+20 Defense,+40 Special Attack, +10 Special Defense, +30 Speed | Trace | N/A | N/A)
Ampharosite (+20 Attack, +20 Defense, +50 Special Attack, +20 Special Defense, -10 Speed | Mold Breaker | +| N/A)
Banettite (+50 Attack, +10 Defense, +10 Special Attack, +20 Special Defense, +10 Speed | Prankster | N/A | +0.5 kg )
Baxcalibrite (+30 Attack, +25 Defense, +30 Special Attack, +15 Special Defense | Thermal Exchange | N/A | +105 kg)
Blastoisinite (+20 Attack, +20 Defense, +50 Special Attack, +10 Special Defense | Mega Launcher | N/A | +15.6 kg)
Blue Orb (+50 Attack, +30 Special Attack, +20 Special Defense | Primordial Sea | N/A | +78 kg)
Cameruptite (+20 Attack, +30 Defense, +40 Special Attack, +30 Special Defense, -20 Speed | Sheer Force | N/A | +100.5 kg)
Chandelurite (+20 Attack, +20 Defense, +30 Special Attack, +20 Special Defense, +10 Speed | Infiltrator | N/A | +35.3 kg)
Charizardite X (+46 Attack, +33 Defense, +21 Special Attack | Tough Claws | +| +20 kg)
Charizardite Y (+20 Attack, +50 Special Attack, +30 Special Defense | Drought | N/A | +10 kg)
Chesnaughtite (+30 Attack, +50 Defense, +40 Special Defense, -20 Speed | Bulletproof | N/A | N/A)
Clefablite (+10 Attack, +20 Defense, +40 Special Attack, +20 Special Defense, +10 Speed | Magic Bounce | +| +2.3 kg)
Cornerstone Mask (N/A | Sturdy | + Rock | N/A | 1.2x Boost to all moves)
Crabominite (+25 Attack, +45 Defense, +40 Special Defense, -10 Speed | Iron Fist | N/A | +72.8 kg)
Darkranite (+30 Attack, +40 Defense, +30 Special Attack, +40 Special Defense, -40 Speed | Bad Dreams | N/A | +189.5 kg)
Dragoninite (-10 Attack, +20 Defense, +45 Special Attack, +25 Special Defense, +20 Speed | Multiscale | N/A | +80 kg)
Drampanite (+25 Attack, +25 Defense, +25 Special Attack, +25 Special Defense | Berserk | N/A | N/A)
Drives (N/A | Download | N/A | N/A)
Excadrite (+30 Attack, +40 Defense, +15 Special Attack, +15 Speed | Piercing Drill | N/A | +19.6 kg)
Falinksite (+35 Attack, +35 Defense, +5 Special Defense, +25 Speed | Defiant | N/A | +37 kg)
Floettite (+20 Attack, +20 Defense, +30 Special Attack, +20 Special Defense, +10 Speed | Fairy Aura | N/A | +99.9 kg
Froslassite (+60 Special Attack, +30 Special Defense, +10 Speed | Snow Warning | N/A | +3 kg)
Galladite (+40 Attack, +30 Defense, +30 Speed | Inner Focus | N/A | +4.4Kg)
Garchompite (+40 Attack, +20 Defense, +40 Special Attack, +10 Special Defense, -10 Speed | Sand Force | N/A | N/A)
Garchompite Z (-10 Defense, +61 Special Attack, +49 Speed | Sand Force | +| +4 kg)
Gardevoirite (+20 Attack, +40 Special Attack, +20 Special Defense, +20 Speed | Pixilate | N/A | N/A)
Glalitite (+40 Attack, +40 Special Attack, +20 Speed | Refrigerate | N/A | +93.7 kg)
Glimmoranite (+35 Attack, +15 Defense, +20 Special Attack, +15 Special Defense, +15 Speed | Adaptability | N/A | +32 kg)
Golisopite (+25 Attack, +35 Defense, +10 Special Attack, +30 Special Defense | Emergency Exit | +| +40 kg)
Golurkite (+35 Attack, +25 Defense, +15 Special Attack, +25 Special Defense | Unseen Fist | N/A | N/A)
Greninjite (+30 Attack, +10 Defense, +30 Special Attack, +10 Special Defense, +20 Speed | Protean | N/A | N/A)
Griseous Core (+20 Attack, -20 Defense, +20 Special Attack, -20 Special Defense | Levitate | N/A | -100 kg | 1.2x Boost to Ghost- and Dragon-type moves)
Hawluchanite (+45 Attack, +25 Defense, +30 Special Defense | No Guard | N/A | +3.5 kg)
Heracronite (+60 Attack, +40 Defense, +10 Special Defense, -10 Speed | Skill Link | N/A | +8.5 kg)
Houndoominite (+40 Defense, +30 Special Attack, +10 Special Defense, +20 Speed | Solar Power | N/A | +14.5 kg)
Latiosite (+40 Attack, +20 Defense, +30 Special Attack, +10 Special Defense | Levitate | N/A | +10 kg)
Lopunnite (+60 Attack, +10 Defense, +30 Speed | Scrappy | +| -5 kg)
Lustrous Globe (-20 Attack, +20 Speed | Pressure | N/A | +324 kg | 1.2x Boost to Water- and Dragon-type moves)
Magearnite (+30 Attack, +40 Special Attack, +30 Speed | Soul-Heart | N/A | +167.6 kg)
Manectite (+20 Defense, +30 Special Attack, +20 Special Defense, +30 Speed | Intimidate | N/A | +3.8 kg)
Meowsticite (+60 Special Attack, +20 Special Defense, +20 Speed | Trace | N/A | +1.6 kg)
Memories (N/A | RKS System | Primary type to type of Memory | N/A)
Mewtwonite X (+80 Attack, +10 Defense, +10 Special Defense | Steadfast | +| +5 kg)
Mewtwonite Y (+40 Attack, -20 Defense, +40 Special Attack, +30 Special Defense, +10 Speed | Insomnia | N/A | -89 kg)
Plates (N/A | Multitype | Primary type to type of Plate | N/A | 1.2x Boost to moves of type of Plate)
Pyroarite (+20 Attack, +20 Defense, +20 Special Attack, +20 Special Defense, +20 Speed | Fire Mane | N/A | +11.8 kg)
Raichunite X (+45 Attack, +40 Defense, +15 Special Defense | Electric Surge | N/A | +8 kg)
Rusted Shield (+25 Defense, +25 Special Defense, -10 Speed | Dauntless Shield | +| +167 kg)
Sceptilite (+25 Attack, +10 Defense, +40 Special Attack, +25 Speed | Lightning Rod | +| +3 kg)
Scizorite (+20 Attack, +40 Defense, +10 Special Attack, +20 Special Defense, +10 Speed | Technician | N/A | +7 kg)
Scolipite (+40 Attack, +60 Defense, +20 Special Attack, +30 Special Defense, -50 Speed | Shell Armor | N/A | +30 kg)
Scraftinite (+40 Attack, +20 Defense, +10 Special Attack, +20 Special Defense, +10 Speed | Intimidate | N/A | +1 kg)
Sharpedonite (+20 Attack, +30 Defense, +15 Special Attack, +25 Special Defense, +10 Speed | Strong Jaw | N/A | +41.5 kg)
Skarmorite (+60 Attack, -30 Defense, +30 Special Defense, +40 Speed | Stalwart | N/A | -10.1 kg)
Slowbronite (+70 Defense, +30 Special Attack | Shell Armor | N/A | +31.5 kg)
Steelixite (+40 Attack, +30 Defense, +30 Special Defense | Sand Force | N/A | +340 kg)
Tatsugirinite (+15 Attack, +30 Defense, +15 Special Attack, +30 Special Defense, +10 Speed | Commander | N/A | N/A)
Tyranitarite (+30 Attack, +40 Defense, +20 Special Defense, +10 Speed | Sand Stream | N/A | +53 kg)
Venusaurite (+18 Attack, +40 Defense, +22 Special Attack, +20 Special Defense | Thick Fat | N/A | +55.5 kg)
Wellspring Mask (N/A | Water Absorb | +| 1.2x Boost to all moves)
Council:
:Greninja-Ash: sleepyfwog
:Arbok: Clas
:Manaphy: Wyrd
:Diancie-Mega: Tragic Fantasy
Banlist
- Species Clause: A player cannot have two Pokemon with the same National Pokédex number on a team.
- OHKO Clause: A Pokemon may not have the moves Fissure, Guillotine, Horn Drill, or Sheer Cold in its moveset.
- Evasion Clause: A Pokemon may not have either Double Team or Minimize in its moveset.
- Sleep Moves Clause: Bans all moves that induce sleep, such as Hypnosis.
- Endless Battle Clause: Players cannot intentionally prevent an opponent from being able to end the game without forfeiting.
- Terastal Clause: Players cannot use the mechanic known as Terastallization.
- Mega Rayquaza Clause: Rayquaza may not Mega Evolve
- Mega Stone Clause: Only one of each Mega Stone is permitted per team
:Calyrex-Shadow: Calyrex-Shadow
:Miraidon: Miraidon
:Koraidon: Koraidon:arceus: Arceus
:calyrex-ice: Calyrex-Ice
:deoxys-attack: Deoxys-Attack
:deoxys: Deoxys-Neutral
:dialga: Dialga
:eternatus: Eternatus
:flutter-mane: Flutter Mane
:giratina: Giratina
:groudon: Groudon
:ho-oh: Ho-Oh
:kyogre: Kyogre
:kyurem-black: Kyurem-Black
:kyurem-white: Kyurem-White
:lugia: Lugia
:lunala: Lunala
:iron bundle: Iron Bundle
:marshadow: Marshadow
:melmetal: Melmetal
:mewtwo: Mewtwo
:naganadel: Naganadel
:necrozma-dawn-wings: Necrozma-Dawn-Wings
:necrozma-dusk-mane: Necrozma-Dusk-Mane
:palkia: Palkia
:pheromosa: Pheromosa
:rayquaza: Rayquaza
:regigigas: Regigigas
:reshiram: Reshiram
:slaking: Slaking
:sneasler: Sneasler
:xerneas: Xerneas
:yveltal: Yveltal
:zacian: Zacian
:zekrom: Zekrom
*Pokemon in italics are allowed to use their native Mega Stones or similar items.:Smeargle: Moody
:Gengar-Mega: Shadow Tag:Cyclizar: Shed Tail
:Smeargle: Baton Pass:beedrillite: Beedrillite
:blazikenite: Blazikenite
:gengarite: Gengarite
:kangaskhanite: Kangaskhanite
:lucarionite-z: Lucarionite Z
:malamarite: Malamarite
:mawilite: Mawilite
:medichamite: Medichamite
:pidgeotite: Pidgeotite
:raichunite-y: Raichunite Y
:scovillainite: Scovillainite
:starminite: Starminite
FAQ
Q: How many Pokémon may I Mega Evolve on a team?
A: You may Mega Evolve any number of Pokemon on the same team.
Q: How do Mega Stones that add types function on Pokémon that are given a secondary type equivalent to their primary type?
A: If you use a Mega Stone that gives you a secondary typing that's the same as your primary typing, you no longer have a secondary typing (ie: Altarianite Togekiss). In the case of Staraptite, Plates, and Memories, this will replace the primary typing, not the secondary typing.
Q: Why does my Darmanitan-Zen and Palafin revert to its base form upon Mega Evolution?
A: Mega Evolutions cannot be based off of alternate in-game form changes, and hence they revert to their original forme.
Q: Can Knock Off, Trick, e.t.c. be used to remove a transformation item from its holder?
A: A Mega Stone cannot in any way removed from its holder if the holder can Mega Evolve with it, regardless of whether the holder is the "correct" species or not. The same goes for the Primal Orbs and Rusted Items.
Q: What about native Mega Evolutions (like Tyranitar @ Tyranitarite)?
A: Native Mega Evolutions are allowed if the if the Mega Stone in question is allowed. This includes Mewtwo @ Mewtwonite Y or Groudon @ Red Orb, but not Mewtwo @ Absolite.
Codes
/Tour New gen9mixandmega,elim,,,[Gen 9] National Dex Mix and Mega
/tour rules +Past, Min Source Gen = 3, Mega Rayquaza Clause, +Gholdengo, +Solgaleo, +Groudon, +Kyogre, +Mewtwo, +Zacian, -Electrify,*Marshadow, *Melmetal, *Naganadel,*Pheromosa, *Xerneas, *Yveltal, *Power Construct, +Red Orb/Tour New gen9mixandmega,elim,,,[Gen 9] National Dex Mix and Mega
/tour rules +Past, Min Source Gen = 3, Mega Rayquaza Clause, +Gholdengo, +Solgaleo, +Groudon, +Kyogre, +Mewtwo, +Zacian, -Electrify,*Marshadow, *Melmetal, *Naganadel,*Pheromosa, *Xerneas, *Yveltal, *Power Construct, +Red Orb, -Groudon+Abomasite, -Groudon+Absolite, -Groudon+Absolite Z, -Groudon+Aerodactylite, -Groudon+Aggronite, -Groudon+Alakazite, -Groudon+Altarianite, -Groudon+Ampharosite, -Groudon+Audinite, -Groudon+Banettite, -Groudon+Barbaracite, -Groudon+Baxcalibrite, -Groudon+Blastoisinite, -Groudon+BlueOrb, -Groudon+Cameruptite, -Groudon+Chandelurite, -Groudon+Charizardite X, -Groudon+Charizardite Y, -Groudon+Chesnaughtite, -Groudon+Chimechite, -Groudon+Clefablite, -Groudon+Crabominite, -Groudon+Crucibellite, -Groudon+Darkranite, -Groudon+Delphoxite, -Groudon+Diancite, -Groudon+Dragalgite, -Groudon+Dragoninite, -Groudon+Drampanite, -Groudon+Eelektrossite, -Groudon+Emboarite, -Groudon+Excadrite, -Groudon+Falinksite, -Groudon+Feraligite, -Groudon+Floettite, -Groudon+Froslassite, -Groudon+Galladite, -Groudon+Garchompite, -Groudon+Garchompite Z, -Groudon+Gardevoirite, -Groudon+Glalitite, -Groudon+Glimmoranite, -Groudon+Golisopite, -Groudon+Golurkite, -Groudon+Greninjite, -Groudon+Gyaradosite, -Groudon+Hawluchanite, -Groudon+Heatranite, -Groudon+Heracronite, -Groudon+Houndoominite, -Groudon+Latiasite, -Groudon+Latiosite, -Groudon+Lopunnite, -Groudon+Lucarionite, -Groudon+Lucarionite Z, -Groudon+Magearnite, -Groudon+Manectite, -Groudon+Meganiumite, -Groudon+Meowsticite, -Groudon+Metagrossite, -Groudon+Mewtwonite X, -Groudon+Mewtwonite Y, -Groudon+Pinsirite, -Groudon+Pyroarite, -Groudon+Raichunite X, -Groudon+RustedShield, -Groudon+RustedSword, -Groudon+Sablenite, -Groudon+Salamencite, -Groudon+Sceptilite, -Groudon+Scizorite, -Groudon+Scolipite, -Groudon+Scraftinite, -Groudon+Sharpedonite, -Groudon+Skarmorite, -Groudon+Slowbronite, -Groudon+Staraptite, -Groudon+Steelixite, -Groudon+Swampertite, -Groudon+Tatsugirinite, -Groudon+Tyranitarite, -Groudon+Venusaurite, 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-Kyogre+Hawluchanite, -Kyogre+Heatranite, -Kyogre+Heracronite, -Kyogre+Houndoominite, -Kyogre+Latiasite, -Kyogre+Latiosite, -Kyogre+Lopunnite, -Kyogre+Lucarionite, -Kyogre+Lucarionite Z, -Kyogre+Magearnite, -Kyogre+Manectite, -Kyogre+Meganiumite, -Kyogre+Meowsticite, -Kyogre+Metagrossite, -Kyogre+Mewtwonite X, -Kyogre+Mewtwonite Y, -Kyogre+Pinsirite, -Kyogre+Pyroarite, -Kyogre+Raichunite X, -Kyogre+RedOrb, -Kyogre+RustedShield, -Kyogre+RustedSword, -Kyogre+Sablenite, -Kyogre+Salamencite, -Kyogre+Sceptilite, -Kyogre+Scizorite, -Kyogre+Scolipite, -Kyogre+Scraftinite, -Kyogre+Sharpedonite, -Kyogre+Skarmorite, -Kyogre+Slowbronite, -Kyogre+Staraptite, -Kyogre+Steelixite, -Kyogre+Swampertite, -Kyogre+Tatsugirinite, -Kyogre+Tyranitarite, -Kyogre+Venusaurite, -Kyogre+Victreebelite, -Kyogre+Zeraorite, -Kyogre+Zygardite, , -Mewtwo+Abomasite, -Mewtwo+Absolite, -Mewtwo+Absolite Z, -Mewtwo+Aerodactylite, -Mewtwo+Aggronite, -Mewtwo+Alakazite, -Mewtwo+Altarianite, -Mewtwo+Ampharosite, 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-Mewtwo+Manectite, -Mewtwo+Meganiumite, -Mewtwo+Meowsticite, -Mewtwo+Metagrossite, -Mewtwo+Pinsirite, -Mewtwo+Pyroarite, -Mewtwo+Raichunite X, -Mewtwo+RedOrb, -Mewtwo+RustedShield, -Mewtwo+RustedSword, -Mewtwo+Sablenite, -Mewtwo+Salamencite, -Mewtwo+Sceptilite, -Mewtwo+Scizorite, -Mewtwo+Scolipite, -Mewtwo+Scraftinite, -Mewtwo+Sharpedonite, -Mewtwo+Skarmorite, -Mewtwo+Slowbronite, -Mewtwo+Staraptite, -Mewtwo+Steelixite, -Mewtwo+Swampertite, -Mewtwo+Tatsugirinite, -Mewtwo+Tyranitarite, -Mewtwo+Venusaurite, -Mewtwo+Victreebelite, -Mewtwo+Zeraorite, -Mewtwo+Zygardite, , -Zacian+Abomasite, -Zacian+Absolite, -Zacian+Absolite Z, -Zacian+Aerodactylite, -Zacian+Aggronite, -Zacian+Alakazite, -Zacian+Altarianite, -Zacian+Ampharosite, -Zacian+Audinite, -Zacian+Banettite, -Zacian+Barbaracite, -Zacian+Baxcalibrite, -Zacian+Blastoisinite, -Zacian+BlueOrb, -Zacian+Cameruptite, -Zacian+Chandelurite, -Zacian+Charizardite X, -Zacian+Charizardite Y, -Zacian+Chesnaughtite, -Zacian+Chimechite, -Zacian+Clefablite, -Zacian+Crabominite, -Zacian+Crucibellite, -Zacian+Darkranite, -Zacian+Delphoxite, -Zacian+Diancite, -Zacian+Dragalgite, -Zacian+Dragoninite, -Zacian+Drampanite, -Zacian+Eelektrossite, -Zacian+Emboarite, -Zacian+Excadrite, -Zacian+Falinksite, -Zacian+Feraligite, -Zacian+Floettite, -Zacian+Froslassite, -Zacian+Galladite, -Zacian+Garchompite, -Zacian+Garchompite Z, -Zacian+Gardevoirite, -Zacian+Glalitite, -Zacian+Glimmoranite, -Zacian+Golisopite, -Zacian+Golurkite, -Zacian+Greninjite, -Zacian+Gyaradosite, -Zacian+Hawluchanite, -Zacian+Heatranite, -Zacian+Heracronite, -Zacian+Houndoominite, -Zacian+Latiasite, -Zacian+Latiosite, -Zacian+Lopunnite, -Zacian+Lucarionite, -Zacian+Lucarionite Z, -Zacian+Magearnite, -Zacian+Manectite, -Zacian+Meganiumite, -Zacian+Meowsticite, -Zacian+Metagrossite, -Zacian+Mewtwonite X, -Zacian+Mewtwonite Y, -Zacian+Pinsirite, -Zacian+Pyroarite, -Zacian+Raichunite X, -Zacian+RedOrb, -Zacian+RustedShield, -Zacian+Sablenite, -Zacian+Salamencite, -Zacian+Sceptilite, -Zacian+Scizorite, -Zacian+Scolipite, -Zacian+Scraftinite, -Zacian+Sharpedonite, -Zacian+Skarmorite, -Zacian+Slowbronite, -Zacian+Staraptite, -Zacian+Steelixite, -Zacian+Swampertite, -Zacian+Tatsugirinite, -Zacian+Tyranitarite, -Zacian+Venusaurite, -Zacian+Victreebelite, -Zacian+Zeraorite, -Zacian+Zygardite/challenge gen9mixandmega @@@ +Past, Min Source Gen = 3, Mega Rayquaza Clause, +Gholdengo, +Solgaleo, +Groudon, +Kyogre, +Mewtwo, +Zacian, -Electrify,*Marshadow, *Melmetal, *Naganadel,*Pheromosa, *Xerneas, *Yveltal, *Power Construct, +Red Orb/challenge gen9mixandmega @@@ +Past, Min Source Gen = 3, Mega Rayquaza Clause, +Gholdengo, +Solgaleo, +Groudon, +Kyogre, +Mewtwo, +Zacian, -Electrify,*Marshadow, *Melmetal, *Naganadel,*Pheromosa, *Xerneas, *Yveltal, *Power Construct, +Red Orb, -Groudon+Abomasite, -Groudon+Absolite, -Groudon+Absolite Z, -Groudon+Aerodactylite, -Groudon+Aggronite, -Groudon+Alakazite, -Groudon+Altarianite, -Groudon+Ampharosite, -Groudon+Audinite, -Groudon+Banettite, -Groudon+Barbaracite, -Groudon+Baxcalibrite, -Groudon+Blastoisinite, -Groudon+BlueOrb, -Groudon+Cameruptite, -Groudon+Chandelurite, -Groudon+Charizardite X, -Groudon+Charizardite Y, -Groudon+Chesnaughtite, -Groudon+Chimechite, -Groudon+Clefablite, -Groudon+Crabominite, -Groudon+Crucibellite, -Groudon+Darkranite, -Groudon+Delphoxite, -Groudon+Diancite, -Groudon+Dragalgite, -Groudon+Dragoninite, -Groudon+Drampanite, -Groudon+Eelektrossite, -Groudon+Emboarite, -Groudon+Excadrite, -Groudon+Falinksite, -Groudon+Feraligite, -Groudon+Floettite, -Groudon+Froslassite, -Groudon+Galladite, -Groudon+Garchompite, -Groudon+Garchompite Z, -Groudon+Gardevoirite, -Groudon+Glalitite, -Groudon+Glimmoranite, -Groudon+Golisopite, -Groudon+Golurkite, -Groudon+Greninjite, -Groudon+Gyaradosite, -Groudon+Hawluchanite, -Groudon+Heatranite, -Groudon+Heracronite, -Groudon+Houndoominite, -Groudon+Latiasite, -Groudon+Latiosite, -Groudon+Lopunnite, -Groudon+Lucarionite, -Groudon+Lucarionite Z, -Groudon+Magearnite, -Groudon+Manectite, -Groudon+Meganiumite, -Groudon+Meowsticite, -Groudon+Metagrossite, -Groudon+Mewtwonite X, -Groudon+Mewtwonite Y, -Groudon+Pinsirite, -Groudon+Pyroarite, -Groudon+Raichunite X, -Groudon+RustedShield, -Groudon+RustedSword, -Groudon+Sablenite, -Groudon+Salamencite, -Groudon+Sceptilite, -Groudon+Scizorite, -Groudon+Scolipite, -Groudon+Scraftinite, -Groudon+Sharpedonite, -Groudon+Skarmorite, -Groudon+Slowbronite, -Groudon+Staraptite, -Groudon+Steelixite, -Groudon+Swampertite, -Groudon+Tatsugirinite, -Groudon+Tyranitarite, -Groudon+Venusaurite, -Groudon+Victreebelite, -Groudon+Zeraorite, -Groudon+Zygardite, -Kyogre+Abomasite, -Kyogre+Absolite, -Kyogre+Absolite Z, -Kyogre+Aerodactylite, -Kyogre+Aggronite, -Kyogre+Alakazite, -Kyogre+Altarianite, -Kyogre+Ampharosite, -Kyogre+Audinite, -Kyogre+Banettite, -Kyogre+Barbaracite, -Kyogre+Baxcalibrite, -Kyogre+Blastoisinite, -Kyogre+Cameruptite, -Kyogre+Chandelurite, -Kyogre+Charizardite X, -Kyogre+Charizardite 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-Mewtwo+Drampanite, -Mewtwo+Eelektrossite, -Mewtwo+Emboarite, -Mewtwo+Excadrite, -Mewtwo+Falinksite, -Mewtwo+Feraligite, -Mewtwo+Floettite, -Mewtwo+Froslassite, -Mewtwo+Galladite, -Mewtwo+Garchompite, -Mewtwo+Garchompite Z, -Mewtwo+Gardevoirite, -Mewtwo+Glalitite, -Mewtwo+Glimmoranite, -Mewtwo+Golisopite, -Mewtwo+Golurkite, -Mewtwo+Greninjite, -Mewtwo+Gyaradosite, -Mewtwo+Hawluchanite, -Mewtwo+Heatranite, -Mewtwo+Heracronite, -Mewtwo+Houndoominite, -Mewtwo+Latiasite, -Mewtwo+Latiosite, -Mewtwo+Lopunnite, -Mewtwo+Lucarionite, -Mewtwo+Lucarionite Z, -Mewtwo+Magearnite, -Mewtwo+Manectite, -Mewtwo+Meganiumite, -Mewtwo+Meowsticite, -Mewtwo+Metagrossite, -Mewtwo+Pinsirite, -Mewtwo+Pyroarite, -Mewtwo+Raichunite X, -Mewtwo+RedOrb, -Mewtwo+RustedShield, -Mewtwo+RustedSword, -Mewtwo+Sablenite, -Mewtwo+Salamencite, -Mewtwo+Sceptilite, -Mewtwo+Scizorite, -Mewtwo+Scolipite, -Mewtwo+Scraftinite, -Mewtwo+Sharpedonite, -Mewtwo+Skarmorite, -Mewtwo+Slowbronite, -Mewtwo+Staraptite, -Mewtwo+Steelixite, -Mewtwo+Swampertite, -Mewtwo+Tatsugirinite, -Mewtwo+Tyranitarite, -Mewtwo+Venusaurite, -Mewtwo+Victreebelite, -Mewtwo+Zeraorite, -Mewtwo+Zygardite, , -Zacian+Abomasite, -Zacian+Absolite, -Zacian+Absolite Z, -Zacian+Aerodactylite, -Zacian+Aggronite, -Zacian+Alakazite, -Zacian+Altarianite, -Zacian+Ampharosite, -Zacian+Audinite, -Zacian+Banettite, -Zacian+Barbaracite, -Zacian+Baxcalibrite, -Zacian+Blastoisinite, -Zacian+BlueOrb, -Zacian+Cameruptite, -Zacian+Chandelurite, -Zacian+Charizardite X, -Zacian+Charizardite Y, -Zacian+Chesnaughtite, -Zacian+Chimechite, -Zacian+Clefablite, -Zacian+Crabominite, -Zacian+Crucibellite, -Zacian+Darkranite, -Zacian+Delphoxite, -Zacian+Diancite, -Zacian+Dragalgite, -Zacian+Dragoninite, -Zacian+Drampanite, -Zacian+Eelektrossite, -Zacian+Emboarite, -Zacian+Excadrite, -Zacian+Falinksite, -Zacian+Feraligite, -Zacian+Floettite, -Zacian+Froslassite, -Zacian+Galladite, -Zacian+Garchompite, -Zacian+Garchompite Z, -Zacian+Gardevoirite, -Zacian+Glalitite, -Zacian+Glimmoranite, -Zacian+Golisopite, -Zacian+Golurkite, -Zacian+Greninjite, -Zacian+Gyaradosite, -Zacian+Hawluchanite, -Zacian+Heatranite, -Zacian+Heracronite, -Zacian+Houndoominite, -Zacian+Latiasite, -Zacian+Latiosite, -Zacian+Lopunnite, -Zacian+Lucarionite, -Zacian+Lucarionite Z, -Zacian+Magearnite, -Zacian+Manectite, -Zacian+Meganiumite, -Zacian+Meowsticite, -Zacian+Metagrossite, -Zacian+Mewtwonite X, -Zacian+Mewtwonite Y, -Zacian+Pinsirite, -Zacian+Pyroarite, -Zacian+Raichunite X, -Zacian+RedOrb, -Zacian+RustedShield, -Zacian+Sablenite, -Zacian+Salamencite, -Zacian+Sceptilite, -Zacian+Scizorite, -Zacian+Scolipite, -Zacian+Scraftinite, -Zacian+Sharpedonite, -Zacian+Skarmorite, -Zacian+Slowbronite, -Zacian+Staraptite, -Zacian+Steelixite, -Zacian+Swampertite, -Zacian+Tatsugirinite, -Zacian+Tyranitarite, -Zacian+Venusaurite, -Zacian+Victreebelite, -Zacian+Zeraorite, -Zacian+Zygardite
Resources
(The samples are a WORK IN PROGRESS and my change at any moment)
Rain Bulky Offense By Clas, based off of a team by Wyrd
:archaludon::pelipper::greninja-ash::tapu-lele::great-tusk::corviknight:
Calm Mind Solgaleo + Metagrossite Urshifu-Rapid-Strike Setup Balance By Clas
:Solgaleo: :Urshifu-Rapid-Strike: :Regieleki: :Milotic: :Pecharunt: :Groudon-Primal:
Groudon Primal + Yveltal Balance By Tragic Fantasy
:Groudon-Primal: :Yveltal: :Pecharunt: :Kartana: :Tapu KoKo: :Zeraora:
NDMnM Update
Couple things slipped through the cracks, although we're also banning a few things at the same time. Most notably, Assist is legal and Restricted Pokemon can use non-Mega items like Rusted Sword and Plates. This should be fixed when the format is next updated. As for tiering updates, we have quickbanned/quick-restricted the following:
:solgaleo:
Solgaleo has too many sets, and its guessing game isn't healthy since almost all of them are able to take over games. Physical sets have the ability to choose between Aero or Meta for fast Steel-type damage or Barb or Staraptite for Fighting-type damage, with the latter also having Contrary Superpower to take over games. On the special side, there's an equal number of guessing games; Chimechite, Heatranite, and Venusaurite all take advantage of Solgaleo's great bulk to take over games gradually, while Cameruptite turns Solgaleo into a nuke, fitting either Morning Sun or Agility last depending on the needs of its team. There is also Dragalgite Solgaleo, which is a nightmare to remove but doesn't take over games the same way as other sets.
:urshifu:
Single Strike Urshifu shouldn't have ever been legal. Oops. Wicked Blow / CC / PJab / U-turn with Aero/Meta is too hard to answer realistically can run over teams with little issue. Pretty much exactly what it does in standard play.
:victini:
Victini has never been broken before now, but Z-A gave Victini one new tool that has completely broken it: Staraptite. Contrary V-Create -> Overheat takes over games too easily and preventing its sweeps is too demanding in the builder to ever be healthy. Other sets like Red Orb, Pyroarite, and Metagrossite are strong but not broken, so if Staraptite ever goes then Victini will likely be legal again.
:zygardite:
Zygardite has too many users in NDMnM to be healthy. Giving 125 SpA is always going to be strong, but in NDMnM there's a lot more than just four main abusers. Zeraora, Koko, Dragapult, Hisuian Electrode, Crobat, Shaymin-S, Greninja, and Swellow are all known to be strong and all require different answers minus specifically Blissey or Dragalgite Solgaleo, the latter of which no longer being legal. This strain doesn't help anyone and, as such, we have elected to ban the stone.
TL;DR Assist/Zygardite banned, Solgaleo/Ursh-SS/Victini restricted, restricted bug fixed next patch
Couple things slipped through the cracks, although we're also banning a few things at the same time. Most notably, Assist is legal and Restricted Pokemon can use non-Mega items like Rusted Sword and Plates. This should be fixed when the format is next updated. As for tiering updates, we have quickbanned/quick-restricted the following:
:solgaleo:
Solgaleo has too many sets, and its guessing game isn't healthy since almost all of them are able to take over games. Physical sets have the ability to choose between Aero or Meta for fast Steel-type damage or Barb or Staraptite for Fighting-type damage, with the latter also having Contrary Superpower to take over games. On the special side, there's an equal number of guessing games; Chimechite, Heatranite, and Venusaurite all take advantage of Solgaleo's great bulk to take over games gradually, while Cameruptite turns Solgaleo into a nuke, fitting either Morning Sun or Agility last depending on the needs of its team. There is also Dragalgite Solgaleo, which is a nightmare to remove but doesn't take over games the same way as other sets.
:urshifu:
Single Strike Urshifu shouldn't have ever been legal. Oops. Wicked Blow / CC / PJab / U-turn with Aero/Meta is too hard to answer realistically can run over teams with little issue. Pretty much exactly what it does in standard play.
:victini:
Victini has never been broken before now, but Z-A gave Victini one new tool that has completely broken it: Staraptite. Contrary V-Create -> Overheat takes over games too easily and preventing its sweeps is too demanding in the builder to ever be healthy. Other sets like Red Orb, Pyroarite, and Metagrossite are strong but not broken, so if Staraptite ever goes then Victini will likely be legal again.
:zygardite:
Zygardite has too many users in NDMnM to be healthy. Giving 125 SpA is always going to be strong, but in NDMnM there's a lot more than just four main abusers. Zeraora, Koko, Dragapult, Hisuian Electrode, Crobat, Shaymin-S, Greninja, and Swellow are all known to be strong and all require different answers minus specifically Blissey or Dragalgite Solgaleo, the latter of which no longer being legal. This strain doesn't help anyone and, as such, we have elected to ban the stone.
TL;DR Assist/Zygardite banned, Solgaleo/Ursh-SS/Victini restricted, restricted bug fixed next patch