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https://pokepast.es/c2a4d32e07ed5b7b I do have this Hydrapple team. Honestly not sure how great it is since I didn't test it extensively, but it does have a very solid breaking core.

But generally it may be easier to make the team more offensive, this type of bulky hazard stack just struggles a lot right now

Metagame changes have made teams like this VERY difficult to pull off. I'd say they're just too passive. I'd say go with the Skarm version, since the gambit one can't handle Wellspring. Go with Brave Bird over Body Press, and Low Kick over SD on Weavile to try and patch up the Kingambit problem

Yes, I plan on it!

Stealth Rock is a crucial component of hazard stack, so if you delete Landorus, you must add it to Tusk. The main issue here though, is that your only Knock Off user is Hisuian Samurott. You need more Knock Off pokemon to take advantage of the hazards, since Heavy Duty Boots are so common. This...

Seems fun, not terrible but I doubt how well it will work. Test and see

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This is decent: https://pokepast.es/44e81678aea9a8c3

Not terrible but not great. You count on Sylveon to break, so the stall matchup is unplayable. HO matchup looks good though! SUPER weak to Glowking though.

Glad to hear it's working well!

Given you have Zamazenta, I wouldn't worry about the team being too slow. Scizor seems like a good idea. I also think you've overdone the Heavy Duty Boots a bit, go Leftovers on Zamazenta, and consider it on Heatran as well.

I'd recommend testing more, that'll tell you which small changes work best. It's very difficult/impossible to give good advice on such small adjustments without testing the team.

You may also want to consider Scarf Latios, Darkrai looks like a nightmare right now. And I'd go Tera Dragon if you end up going Scarf.

The greedy side of me REALLY wants to make this Weavile Tera Ice. With Never-Melt-Ice AND Tera Ice, you get some serious power on that Ice Shard. That will also help against HO. As for hazard stack, the main recommendation I have is Tera Ice on Great Tusk so you can get past Sinistcha. Heavy...

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The pivot on Blissey strategy with Latios can be tough to pull off in practice on such an offensive team, that takes a while to break through

I feel like the stall problem can be fixed. This latios set can force Blissey / Clodsire to Tera. That's a big deal. Might have to replace Iron Moth to take advantage of that though :/

For the most part I'd say this holds up well, but you might want to go Spdef Rocks treads and Curse Garganacl to avoid getting smoked by Sub Kyurem. If you don't make that change, definitely go Tera Ice treads for Kyu

Interesting, special spam offense. I'm a bit concerned about your matchup into some opposing Fire types like Iron Moth and Cinderace, but this seems decent. It may be that Iron Moth won't fit on an archetype this offensive, specs sets sometimes need some time to break. Definitely worth a shot...

With a set change that large, I'd recommend rebuilding-- changing the primary breaker of your team is a significant change. Likely Kyurem will have to go.