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making some changes now - evs were originally based on HP ice calcs, so their benchmarks are now moot, correct? i'm not sure what to calc for at this point edit: 252 SpA 'nape can't guarantee 2hko on M-Venusaur :| this was intentional as talonflame fits both criteria, but i see how the 2nd is...

um it says "(I calced it)" in the analysis, which i don't think it should lol

Remember, nerfing "baton pass teams" to smaller "baton pass chains" to a point in which it is significantly worse but still playable archetype is acceptable, at least I would think so.

I remember using Doom Desire Rachi as a gimmick in Gen V. It's awesome and theory and fun to pull off but in the end it's just Not Good.

The overview mentions boltbeam but Thunderbolt isn't a main slash, which doesn't seem right imo

You're missing the abilities in the Swift Swim sets.

am i the only one who thought greninja was mewtwo right up until the actual reveal?

SpDef Rotom-W is most common because it's the recommended spread that appears when you pick Rotom on PS!. Nothing to do with viability.

when u say ghost & dark types do u mean specifically ones immune to counter/mirror or just bc they hit wobb SE?

You mention tinted lens in the overview as a great ability, but it's only listed in OO in the analysis. I think the overview should only stress Wonder Guard in this case.

A suggestion I would make at a glance is switching Mold Breaker on Pinsir for Hyper Cutterrunning Mold Breaker is almost exclusively for Rotom-W, which still gets hit by EQ under gravity, and Hyper Cutter prevents Intimidate from softening your hits before you M-evo.

The point was to show off the sheer power. This is definitely one of the better theorymons. I am very impressed. Just another theorymon I wish was real...

wouldnt CM run max speed?

"destroying Psychic-type resistances" implies that Low Kick is used for hitting Psychic-types, not things that resist Psychic.

All done I believe.

Is the crumbler really not worth it? It's damn strong. It's the Aegislash I always start with ("I'll use this, and if I feel like I want more bulk I'll switch it up") and I never find it disappointing. Then again, I tend to play really aggressively.

The only viability that comes from this is having two flexible megas that can utilise their mega more effectively than the other depending on who they're facing. "Mindgames" are a waste of time.

Done.