OU All-Out Attacker Ogerpon-W

[Nichalho]

[SET]
name: All-Out-Attacker
move 1: Ivy Cudgel
move 2: Power Whip
move 3: Knock Off / U-turn
move 4: Play Rough / U-turn
item: Wellspring Mask
tera type: Water
ability: Water Absorb
nature: Jolly / Adamant
evs: 252 Atk / 4 Def / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Ogerpon-W is one of the tier's premier physical attackers, making progress by breaking through opposing teams thanks to its power, Speed, and coverage moves. Running four attacking moves gives Ogerpon-W excellent coverage against any opponent. Power Whip is Ogerpon-W's strongest Grass-type move, but Horn Leech gives Ogerpon-W some recovery in exchange for power. In addition to its superb STAB moves, Ogerpon-W has access to Knock Off as a utility option to remove Heavy-Duty Boots from common users like Zapdos, Pecharunt, Dragonite, and Sinistcha, preventing them from switching in for free, as well as targeting Dragapult. Ogerpon-W runs Play Rough for Dragon-types such as Dragonite, Kyurem, Raging Bolt, and Hydrapple. U-turn is an alternative that gives Ogerpon-W the ability to pivot out of bad matchups at the cost of potential coverage. Ogerpon-W benefits from running either a Jolly or Adamant nature: Jolly allows it to outspeed Walking Wake, Iron Crown, Enamorus, Iron Treads, and Keldeo, whereas Adamant gives it the ability to OHKO Great Tusk and Specially Defensive Gliscor after Stealth Rock damage. Ogerpon-W is locked to Tera Water, which allows it to guarantee OHKOs with Ivy Cudgel against Darkrai and Iron Valiant. Tera Water also removes Ogerpon-W’s weakness to U-Turn and increases its survivability against foes like Gholdengo thanks to Embody Aspect.

Ogerpon-W is an excellent addition to offense teams and supports them as a premier wallbreaker and revenge killer. Powerful offensive teammates like Dragonite and Kingambit form strong cores that can break down opposing structures: Dragonite can assist Ogerpon-W in pressuring foes like Pecharunt and Zapdos, while Kingambit checks Dragapult. Ogerpon-W returns the favor by threatening the likes of Great Tusk, Landorus-T, Moltres, and Dondozo. Ogerpon-W benefits from teammates that can set up entry hazards and keep them in place; hazards make it easier for its offensive output to break teams, and in return it can use Knock Off to remove Heavy-Duty Boots to rack up hazard damage. Great Tusk is a strong option that can set Stealth Rock as well as keep pressure on foes like Raging Bolt and Dragonite. Gholdengo can help block Rapid Spin and Defog while slowing enemies down with Thunder Wave, giving Ogerpon-W more opportunities to deal damage. Lastly, Ting-Lu can help check Raging Bolt, Pecharunt, and Dragapult. Dragapult is also a great teammate that helps Ogerpon-W by spreading paralysis to help it outspeed foes, using U-turn to pivot it in safely. Ogerpon-W in turn threatens Garganacl, Ting-Lu, Primarina, and Assault Vest Alomomola, all of which give Dragapult trouble. Raging Bolt is another option that can pick off foes weakened by Ogerpon-W with priority Thunderclap; Ogerpon-W complements Raging Bolt by dealing with threats like Great Tusk, Ting-Lu, and Iron Treads. Together, Ogerpon-W, Dragapult, and Raging Bolt can form VoltTurn pivot cores to keep strong momentum between them. Ogerpon-W is relatively frail and susceptible to taking hits from opposing offensive Pokemon like Dragonite and Iron Valiant as well as entry hazards due to lack of Heavy-Duty Boots. Defensive teammates like Zamazenta can help cover Dragonite, taking little damage from its attacks and stopping it from boosting with Dragon Dance by using Roar. Garganacl is another solid defensive teammate that can handle attacks from foes like Pecharunt, Dragapult, and Zapdos, wearing them down with Stealth Rock and Salt Cure. Ogerpon-W struggles to break through certain defensive walls like Zamazenta and Pecharunt; having powerful teammates like Iron Valiant or the aforementioned Dragapult for the former along with Darkrai or Galarian Slowking for the latter can help take care of said walls as well as keep up offensive pressure throughout the game.

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QC ready. The first paragraph is a little bare, because I thought mentioning Ability, Tera-type and Item would just qualify as Dex info. Let me know if I can add anything else.

 

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[SET]
name: All-Out-Attacker
move 1: Ivy Cudgel
move 2: Power Whip
move 3: Knock Off/U-Turn
move 4: Play Rough/U-Turn (while this makes it more similar to utility pon, This is defo an option perhaps something about how it can be used to gain momentum against otherwise bad matchups)
item: Wellspring Mask
tera type: Water
ability: Water Absorb
nature: Jolly / Adamant
evs: 252 Atk / 4 Def / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Ogerpon-Wellspring is one of the tier's premier physical attackers, making progress by breaking through opposing teams. Running four attacking moves gives Ogerpon-Wellspring excellent coverage to always have a powerful option against any opponent. In addition to its superb STAB options, Ogerpon-Wellspring has access to Knock Off as a utility option to remove Heavy-Duty Boots (I think it would be best if you mentioned key targets that ogerpon can remove boots from, such as zapdos and corviknight who could otherwise come in without worry) and other items as well as to deal with opponents like Gholdengo. Ogerpon-Wellspring aslso runs Play Rough for Pokemon that resist its STAB moves, such as Dragonite, Darkrai (Darkrai doesn't resist either of pons stabs, and so while it is weak to play rough I wouldn't put it here perhaps Kyurem or Raging bolt is a better example, both of whom can threaten Ogerpon greatly), and Dragapult. Ogerpon-Wellspring benefits from running both a Jolly or Adamant nature; Jolly allows it to outspeed Walking Wake, Enamorus, and uninvested Darkrai, (I'd remove this, since darkrai always runs max speed timid on all its dex sets) whereas Adamant gives it the ability to OHKO Great Tusk and Gliscor (Want to note that this only applies for specially defensive gliscor! physdef doesn't get ohko'd) after Stealth Rock damage.

Ogerpon-Wellspring is an excellent addition to offense teams and supports them as a premier wallbreaker and revenge killer. Powerful offensive teammates like Dragonite and Kingambit form strong cores that can break down opposing structures; Dragonite can assist Ogerpon-Wellspring in pressuring opponents like Gholdengo and Great Tusk, and Kingambit can finish off enemies weakened by Ogerpon-Wellspring with Sucker Punch. Ogerpon-Wellspring benefits from teammates that can set up entry hazards and keep them in place, making it easier for its offensive output to break teams (You can elaborate on this further since all offensive mons benefit from hazards, but pon in particular furthers the strat with access to knock off benefitting hazard setters in return) . Great Tusk is a strong option that can set Stealth Rock as well as keep pressure on opponents like Kingambit, while Gholdengo can help block Rapid Spin and Defog while slowing enemies down with Thunder Wave, allowing Adamant Ogerpon-Wellspring more opportunities to deal damage (Is there anything in particular twave slows down for adamant to appreciate but jolly doesn't care for? I can only find a handful of UU mons and mons like enamorus which you already mentioned above so this could be removed) . Dragapult is also a great teammate to spread status and let Ogerpon-Wellspring in safely with U-Turn, which it can use to target threats to Dragapult like Ting-lu and Hisuian Samurott. Raging Bolt is another option that can pick off opponents weakened by Ogerpon-Wellspring with priority Thunderclap; Jolly Ogerpon-Wellspring can add additional speed control (not sure if I'd call it speed control, even jolly ogerpon has only a "good" speed tier and is outrun by a lot of common mons, maybe just call it a partner) for Raging Bolt and deal with its threats like Great Tusk and Iron Treads. Ogerpon-Wellspring is relatively frail and susceptible to taking hits from opposing offensive Pokemon like Dragonite and Iron Valiant, as well as entry hazards due to lack of Heavy-Duty Boots. Defensive teammates like Zamazenta and Ting-lu can help cover Dragonite, taking little damage from its attacks and stopping it from boosting with Dragon Dance using Roar and Whirlwind respectively. Garganacl is another solid defensive option that can handle attacks from opponents like Iron Valiant (Physical Iron Valiant pretty reliably deals with garganacl so I don't think this is the best example and I don't think the tera of garg is too relevant to mention here. I think some examples that would serve better are Lokix, Galarian Weezing or Kyurem who can give Ogerpon a hard time and garganacl deals with well) as well as use Stealth Rock and Salt Cure to wear down bulkier opponents like Corviknight and Dondozo (Ogerpon already beats dondozo barring curse sets and forces it to tera so again idk if this is the best example), especially with the help of Tera-Water or Tera-Fairy. Ogerpon-Wellspring also struggles to break through certain defensive walls like Zamazenta and Galarian Slowking (I think pecharunt is a much better example, pecharunt only fears knock off and is only 3hko'd by it whereas Galarian Slowking cannot reliably take an ivy cudgel on switch in, Ogerpon has no trouble breaking it). Having powerful teammates like Iron Valiant for the former and Darkrai for the latter can help take care of walls Ogerpon-Wellspring struggles with, as well as keep up offensive pressure throughout a game.

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[SET]
name: All-Out-Attacker
move 1: Ivy Cudgel
move 2: Power Whip
move 3: Knock Off/U-Turn
move 4: Play Rough/U-Turn (while this makes it more similar to utility pon, This is defo an option perhaps something about how it can be used to gain momentum against otherwise bad matchups)
item: Wellspring Mask
tera type: Water
ability: Water Absorb
nature: Jolly / Adamant
evs: 252 Atk / 4 Def / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Ogerpon-Wellspring is one of the tier's premier physical attackers, making progress by breaking through opposing teams. Running four attacking moves gives Ogerpon-Wellspring excellent coverage to always have a powerful option against any opponent. In addition to its superb STAB options, Ogerpon-Wellspring has access to Knock Off as a utility option to remove Heavy-Duty Boots (I think it would be best if you mentioned key targets that ogerpon can remove boots from, such as zapdos and corviknight who could otherwise come in without worry) and other items as well as to deal with opponents like Gholdengo. Ogerpon-Wellspring aslso runs Play Rough for Pokemon that resist its STAB moves, such as Dragonite, Darkrai (Darkrai doesn't resist either of pons stabs, and so while it is weak to play rough I wouldn't put it here perhaps Kyurem or Raging bolt is a better example, both of whom can threaten Ogerpon greatly), and Dragapult. Ogerpon-Wellspring benefits from running both a Jolly or Adamant nature; Jolly allows it to outspeed Walking Wake, Enamorus, and uninvested Darkrai, (I'd remove this, since darkrai always runs max speed timid on all its dex sets) whereas Adamant gives it the ability to OHKO Great Tusk and Gliscor (Want to note that this only applies for specially defensive gliscor! physdef doesn't get ohko'd) after Stealth Rock damage.

Ogerpon-Wellspring is an excellent addition to offense teams and supports them as a premier wallbreaker and revenge killer. Powerful offensive teammates like Dragonite and Kingambit form strong cores that can break down opposing structures; Dragonite can assist Ogerpon-Wellspring in pressuring opponents like Gholdengo and Great Tusk, and Kingambit can finish off enemies weakened by Ogerpon-Wellspring with Sucker Punch. Ogerpon-Wellspring benefits from teammates that can set up entry hazards and keep them in place, making it easier for its offensive output to break teams (You can elaborate on this further since all offensive mons benefit from hazards, but pon in particular furthers the strat with access to knock off benefitting hazard setters in return) . Great Tusk is a strong option that can set Stealth Rock as well as keep pressure on opponents like Kingambit, while Gholdengo can help block Rapid Spin and Defog while slowing enemies down with Thunder Wave, allowing Adamant Ogerpon-Wellspring more opportunities to deal damage (Is there anything in particular twave slows down for adamant to appreciate but jolly doesn't care for? I can only find a handful of UU mons and mons like enamorus which you already mentioned above so this could be removed) . Dragapult is also a great teammate to spread status and let Ogerpon-Wellspring in safely with U-Turn, which it can use to target threats to Dragapult like Ting-lu and Hisuian Samurott. Raging Bolt is another option that can pick off opponents weakened by Ogerpon-Wellspring with priority Thunderclap; Jolly Ogerpon-Wellspring can add additional speed control (not sure if I'd call it speed control, even jolly ogerpon has only a "good" speed tier and is outrun by a lot of common mons, maybe just call it a partner) for Raging Bolt and deal with its threats like Great Tusk and Iron Treads. Ogerpon-Wellspring is relatively frail and susceptible to taking hits from opposing offensive Pokemon like Dragonite and Iron Valiant, as well as entry hazards due to lack of Heavy-Duty Boots. Defensive teammates like Zamazenta and Ting-lu can help cover Dragonite, taking little damage from its attacks and stopping it from boosting with Dragon Dance using Roar and Whirlwind respectively. Garganacl is another solid defensive option that can handle attacks from opponents like Iron Valiant (Physical Iron Valiant pretty reliably deals with garganacl so I don't think this is the best example and I don't think the tera of garg is too relevant to mention here. I think some examples that would serve better are Lokix, Galarian Weezing or Kyurem who can give Ogerpon a hard time and garganacl deals with well) as well as use Stealth Rock and Salt Cure to wear down bulkier opponents like Corviknight and Dondozo (Ogerpon already beats dondozo barring curse sets and forces it to tera so again idk if this is the best example), especially with the help of Tera-Water or Tera-Fairy. Ogerpon-Wellspring also struggles to break through certain defensive walls like Zamazenta and Galarian Slowking (I think pecharunt is a much better example, pecharunt only fears knock off and is only 3hko'd by it whereas Galarian Slowking cannot reliably take an ivy cudgel on switch in, Ogerpon has no trouble breaking it). Having powerful teammates like Iron Valiant for the former and Darkrai for the latter can help take care of walls Ogerpon-Wellspring struggles with, as well as keep up offensive pressure throughout a game.

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Implemented and QC 1 reached. Thank you!

 

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[SET]
name: All-Out-Attacker
move 1: Ivy Cudgel
move 2: Power Whip
move 3: Knock Off/U-Turn
move 4: Play Rough/U-Turn
item: Wellspring Mask
tera type: Water
ability: Water Absorb
nature: Jolly / Adamant
evs: 252 Atk / 4 Def / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Ogerpon-Wellspring Ogerpon-W (Just for reference in all your mentions) is one of the tier's premier physical attackers, making progress by breaking through opposing teams thanks to its power, speed, and coverage moves. (It doesnt have to be this, but something that highlights why Ogerpon-W is able to fulfill said role) Running four attacking moves gives Ogerpon-Wellspring excellent coverage to always have a powerful option against any opponent. In addition to its superb STAB options, Ogerpon-Wellspring has access to Knock Off as a utility option to remove Heavy-Duty Boots from common users like Zapdos, Pecharunt, Dragonite, and Sinistcha and Corviknight (Corviknight doesnt run Heavy-Duty Boots often) and prevent them from switching in for free and other items, (either specify other items or remove this part all together) as well as to deal with opponents like Dragapult. Gholdengo. (If you just mean deal more damage to thats fine, but remember you dont OHKO Gholdengo, so "deal with" might not be the wording you are looking for) Ogerpon-Wellspring aslso runs Play Rough for Pokemon that resist its STAB moves, such as Dragonite, Kyurem, Raging Bolt, and Hydrapple. and Dragapult. (Knock Off is stronger vs Dragapult) U-Turn is an alternative option to give Ogerpon-Wellspring the option to pivot out of bad matchups at the cost of a potential coverage option. Ogerpon-Wellspring benefits from running both a Jolly or Adamant nature; Jolly allows it to outspeed Walking Wake, Iron Crown, Enamorus, Iron Treads, and Keldeo, (just trying to list all the relevant stuff but feel free to drop one or two, though Id keep all) whereas Adamant gives it the ability to OHKO Great Tusk and Specially Defensive Gliscor after Stealth Rock damage. (Briefly mention benefits of Tera Water. You can also add a mention in the text about Horn Leech)

Ogerpon-Wellspring is an excellent addition to offense teams and supports them as a premier wallbreaker and revenge killer. Powerful offensive teammates like Dragonite and Kingambit form strong cores that can break down opposing structures; Dragonite can assist Ogerpon-Wellspring in pressuring opponents like Gholdengo and Great Tusk, (These Pokemon seem kinda random placed here. I would rather mention something that actually checks both and hence you overwhelm, such as Pecharunt and Zapdos) and Kingambit can finish off enemies weakened by Ogerpon-Wellspring with Sucker Punch. (Mention examples of such foes. You can mention a lot more about Kingambit, notably it checks Pecharunt and Dragapult that give Ogerpon-W trouble, while in return Ogerpon-W can take on the likes of Great Tusk, Landorus-T, and Dondozo) Ogerpon-Wellspring benefits from teammates that can set up entry hazards and keep them in place, making it easier for its offensive output to break teams, and in return it can use Knock Off to remove Heavy-Duty Boots to rack up hazard damage. Great Tusk is a strong option that can set Stealth Rock as well as keep pressure on opponents like Kingambit, (Just like before, the examples you mention should ideally be relevant to Ogerpon-W, rather than just Pokemon Great Tusk checks in general. You could include Raging Bolt and Dragonite here for example, rather than Kingambit) while Gholdengo can help block Rapid Spin and Defog while slowing enemies down with Thunder Wave, allowing Ogerpon-Wellspring more opportunities to deal damage. Dragapult is also a great teammate to spread status and let Ogerpon-Wellspring in safely with U-Turn, which it can use to target threats to Dragapult like Ting-lu and Hisuian Samurott. (Flavor text) Raging Bolt is another option that can pick off opponents weakened by Ogerpon-Wellspring with priority Thunderclap; Jolly (Why Jolly in particular?) Ogerpon-Wellspring can add an additional partner for Raging Bolt and deal with its threats like Great Tusk and Iron Treads. Ogerpon-Wellspring is relatively frail and susceptible to taking hits from opposing offensive Pokemon like Dragonite and Iron Valiant, as well as entry hazards due to lack of Heavy-Duty Boots. Defensive teammates like Zamazenta and Ting-lu can help cover Dragonite, taking little damage from its attacks and stopping it from boosting with Dragon Dance using Roar and Whirlwind respectively. (I wouldnt list Ting-Lu as a Dragonite check. As a Raging Bolt, Pecharunt, and Dragapult check is fine but you'd rather have it earlier in the text when you ae talking about entry hazards partners) Garganacl is another solid defensive option that can handle attacks from opponents like Lokix, Galarian Weezing and Kyurem, as well as use Stealth Rock and Salt Cure to wear down bulkier opponents like Corviknight. Ogerpon-Wellspring also struggles to break through certain defensive walls like Zamazenta and Pecharunt. Having powerful teammates like Iron Valiant for the former and Darkrai for the latter can help take care of walls Ogerpon-Wellspring struggles with, as well as keep up offensive pressure throughout a game. (Could you put this in a single sentence? Once you mention Pecharunt and Zamazenta above you dont really need to give them particular mentions here again. Galarian Slowking and Dragapult are other two common partners missing that help against Pecharunt and Zamazenta)

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[SET]
name: All-Out-Attacker
move 1: Ivy Cudgel
move 2: Power Whip
move 3: Knock Off/U-Turn
move 4: Play Rough/U-Turn
item: Wellspring Mask
tera type: Water
ability: Water Absorb
nature: Jolly / Adamant
evs: 252 Atk / 4 Def / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Ogerpon-Wellspring Ogerpon-W (Just for reference in all your mentions) is one of the tier's premier physical attackers, making progress by breaking through opposing teams thanks to its power, speed, and coverage moves. (It doesnt have to be this, but something that highlights why Ogerpon-W is able to fulfill said role) Running four attacking moves gives Ogerpon-Wellspring excellent coverage to always have a powerful option against any opponent. In addition to its superb STAB options, Ogerpon-Wellspring has access to Knock Off as a utility option to remove Heavy-Duty Boots from common users like Zapdos, Pecharunt, Dragonite, and Sinistcha and Corviknight (Corviknight doesnt run Heavy-Duty Boots often) and prevent them from switching in for free and other items, (either specify other items or remove this part all together) as well as to deal with opponents like Dragapult. Gholdengo. (If you just mean deal more damage to thats fine, but remember you dont OHKO Gholdengo, so "deal with" might not be the wording you are looking for) Ogerpon-Wellspring aslso runs Play Rough for Pokemon that resist its STAB moves, such as Dragonite, Kyurem, Raging Bolt, and Hydrapple. and Dragapult. (Knock Off is stronger vs Dragapult) U-Turn is an alternative option to give Ogerpon-Wellspring the option to pivot out of bad matchups at the cost of a potential coverage option. Ogerpon-Wellspring benefits from running both a Jolly or Adamant nature; Jolly allows it to outspeed Walking Wake, Iron Crown, Enamorus, Iron Treads, and Keldeo, (just trying to list all the relevant stuff but feel free to drop one or two, though Id keep all) whereas Adamant gives it the ability to OHKO Great Tusk and Specially Defensive Gliscor after Stealth Rock damage. (Briefly mention benefits of Tera Water. You can also add a mention in the text about Horn Leech)

Ogerpon-Wellspring is an excellent addition to offense teams and supports them as a premier wallbreaker and revenge killer. Powerful offensive teammates like Dragonite and Kingambit form strong cores that can break down opposing structures; Dragonite can assist Ogerpon-Wellspring in pressuring opponents like Gholdengo and Great Tusk, (These Pokemon seem kinda random placed here. I would rather mention something that actually checks both and hence you overwhelm, such as Pecharunt and Zapdos) and Kingambit can finish off enemies weakened by Ogerpon-Wellspring with Sucker Punch. (Mention examples of such foes. You can mention a lot more about Kingambit, notably it checks Pecharunt and Dragapult that give Ogerpon-W trouble, while in return Ogerpon-W can take on the likes of Great Tusk, Landorus-T, and Dondozo) Ogerpon-Wellspring benefits from teammates that can set up entry hazards and keep them in place, making it easier for its offensive output to break teams, and in return it can use Knock Off to remove Heavy-Duty Boots to rack up hazard damage. Great Tusk is a strong option that can set Stealth Rock as well as keep pressure on opponents like Kingambit, (Just like before, the examples you mention should ideally be relevant to Ogerpon-W, rather than just Pokemon Great Tusk checks in general. You could include Raging Bolt and Dragonite here for example, rather than Kingambit) while Gholdengo can help block Rapid Spin and Defog while slowing enemies down with Thunder Wave, allowing Ogerpon-Wellspring more opportunities to deal damage. Dragapult is also a great teammate to spread status and let Ogerpon-Wellspring in safely with U-Turn, which it can use to target threats to Dragapult like Ting-lu and Hisuian Samurott. (Flavor text) Raging Bolt is another option that can pick off opponents weakened by Ogerpon-Wellspring with priority Thunderclap; Jolly (Why Jolly in particular?) Ogerpon-Wellspring can add an additional partner for Raging Bolt and deal with its threats like Great Tusk and Iron Treads. Ogerpon-Wellspring is relatively frail and susceptible to taking hits from opposing offensive Pokemon like Dragonite and Iron Valiant, as well as entry hazards due to lack of Heavy-Duty Boots. Defensive teammates like Zamazenta and Ting-lu can help cover Dragonite, taking little damage from its attacks and stopping it from boosting with Dragon Dance using Roar and Whirlwind respectively. (I wouldnt list Ting-Lu as a Dragonite check. As a Raging Bolt, Pecharunt, and Dragapult check is fine but you'd rather have it earlier in the text when you ae talking about entry hazards partners) Garganacl is another solid defensive option that can handle attacks from opponents like Lokix, Galarian Weezing and Kyurem, as well as use Stealth Rock and Salt Cure to wear down bulkier opponents like Corviknight. Ogerpon-Wellspring also struggles to break through certain defensive walls like Zamazenta and Pecharunt. Having powerful teammates like Iron Valiant for the former and Darkrai for the latter can help take care of walls Ogerpon-Wellspring struggles with, as well as keep up offensive pressure throughout a game. (Could you put this in a single sentence? Once you mention Pecharunt and Zamazenta above you dont really need to give them particular mentions here again. Galarian Slowking and Dragapult are other two common partners missing that help against Pecharunt and Zamazenta)

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[SET]
name: All-Out-Attacker
move 1: Ivy Cudgel
move 2: Power Whip
move 3: Knock Off/U-Turn
move 4: Play Rough/U-Turn
item: Wellspring Mask
tera type: Water
ability: Water Absorb
nature: Jolly / Adamant
evs: 252 Atk / 4 Def / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Ogerpon-W is one of the tier's premier physical attackers, making progress by breaking through opposing teams thanks to its power, speed, and coverage moves. Running four attacking moves gives Ogerpon-W excellent coverage to always have a powerful option against any opponent. In addition to its superb STAB options, Ogerpon-W has access to Knock Off as a utility option to remove Heavy-Duty Boots from common users like Zapdos, Pecharunt, Dragonite, and Sinistcha and prevent them from switching in for free, as well as to deal with opponents like targetting Dragapult. Ogerpon-W also runs Play Rough for Pokemon that resist its STAB moves, (Either remove or specify you mean Dragon-types, since Grass-types also resist your STAB moves but you dont hit them super effectively) such as Dragonite, Kyurem, Raging Bolt, and Hydrapple. U-Turn is an alternative option to give Ogerpon-W the option to pivot out of bad matchups at the cost of a potential coverage option. Horn Leech is an another STAB option in place of Power Whip that can give Ogerpon-W some recovery in exchange for power. (This goes before Knock Off. Preferably it should be paired with something like "Ogerpon-W usually runs Power Whipe due to..., however Horn Lees is another option that...) Ogerpon-W benefits from running both a Jolly or Adamant nature; Jolly allows it to outspeed Walking Wake, Iron Crown, Enamorus, Iron Treads, and Keldeo, whereas Adamant gives it the ability to OHKO Great Tusk and Specially Defensive Gliscor after Stealth Rock damage. Ogerpon-W is locked to Tera-Water, allowing it to guarantee OHKO's with Ivy Cudgel against Darkrai and Iron Valiant. (There's more meat here, mention for example how it might help you defensively)

Ogerpon-W is an excellent addition to offense teams and supports them as a premier wallbreaker and revenge killer. Powerful offensive teammates like Dragonite and Kingambit form strong cores that can break down opposing structures; Dragonite can assist Ogerpon-W in pressuring opponents like Pecharunt and Zapdos, and Kingambit checks Dragapult for Ogerpon-W, who returns the favor by threatening the likes of Great Tusk, Landorus-T, Moltres, and Dondozo. Ogerpon-W benefits from teammates that can set up entry hazards and keep them in place, making it easier for its offensive output to break teams, and in return it can use Knock Off to remove Heavy-Duty Boots to rack up hazard damage. Great Tusk is a strong option that can set Stealth Rock as well as keep pressure on opponents like Raging Bolt and Dragonite, Gholdengo can help block Rapid Spin and Defog while slowing enemies down with Thunder Wave allowing Ogerpon-W more opportunities to deal damage, and Ting-lu can help check Raging Bolt, Pecharunt, and Dragapult. Dragapult is also a great teammate to spread status (Explain how this might be relevant for Ogerpon-W, otherwise you are just mentioning what Dragapult does) and let Ogerpon-W in safely with U-Turn. (Mention how Ogerpon-W threatens Garganacl, Ting-Lu, Primarina, and Assault Vest Alomomola that give Dragapult trouble. You can mention Dragapult's ability to threaten Pecharunt here rather than all the way down) Raging Bolt is another option that can pick off opponents weakened by Ogerpon-W with priority Thunderclap; Ogerpon-W can add an additional partner for Raging Bolt and deal with its threats like Great Tusk, Ting-Lu, and Iron Treads. (You could mention how with U-turn you may form pivot cores alongside both U-turn Dragapult and Volt Switch Raging Bolt, up to you) Ogerpon-W is relatively frail and susceptible to taking hits from opposing offensive Pokemon like Dragonite and Iron Valiant, as well as entry hazards due to lack of Heavy-Duty Boots. Defensive teammates like Zamazenta can help cover Dragonite, taking little damage from its attacks and stopping it from boosting with Dragon Dance using Roar. Garganacl is another solid defensive option that can handle attacks from opponents like Lokix, Galarian Weezing and Kyurem, as well as use Stealth Rock and Salt Cure to wear down bulkier opponents like Corviknight. (I would not put Garganacl as a Galarian Weezing nor as a Kyurem check. Mention instead Pecharunt, Dragapult and Zapdos; I would rather remove the bit about Corviknight since it isnt clear what you mean) Ogerpon-W also struggles to break through certain defensive walls like Zamazenta and Pecharunt; having powerful teammates like Iron Valiant and Dragapult for the former along with Darkrai and Galarian Slowking for the latter can help take care of walls Ogerpon-W struggles with, said walls, (You already specified Zamazenta and Pecharunt) as well as keep up offensive pressure throughout a game.

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[SET]
name: All-Out-Attacker
move 1: Ivy Cudgel
move 2: Power Whip
move 3: Knock Off/U-Turn
move 4: Play Rough/U-Turn
item: Wellspring Mask
tera type: Water
ability: Water Absorb
nature: Jolly / Adamant
evs: 252 Atk / 4 Def / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Ogerpon-W is one of the tier's premier physical attackers, making progress by breaking through opposing teams thanks to its power, speed, and coverage moves. Running four attacking moves gives Ogerpon-W excellent coverage to always have a powerful option against any opponent. In addition to its superb STAB options, Ogerpon-W has access to Knock Off as a utility option to remove Heavy-Duty Boots from common users like Zapdos, Pecharunt, Dragonite, and Sinistcha and prevent them from switching in for free, as well as to deal with opponents like targetting Dragapult. Ogerpon-W also runs Play Rough for Pokemon that resist its STAB moves, (Either remove or specify you mean Dragon-types, since Grass-types also resist your STAB moves but you dont hit them super effectively) such as Dragonite, Kyurem, Raging Bolt, and Hydrapple. U-Turn is an alternative option to give Ogerpon-W the option to pivot out of bad matchups at the cost of a potential coverage option. Horn Leech is an another STAB option in place of Power Whip that can give Ogerpon-W some recovery in exchange for power. (This goes before Knock Off. Preferably it should be paired with something like "Ogerpon-W usually runs Power Whipe due to..., however Horn Lees is another option that...) Ogerpon-W benefits from running both a Jolly or Adamant nature; Jolly allows it to outspeed Walking Wake, Iron Crown, Enamorus, Iron Treads, and Keldeo, whereas Adamant gives it the ability to OHKO Great Tusk and Specially Defensive Gliscor after Stealth Rock damage. Ogerpon-W is locked to Tera-Water, allowing it to guarantee OHKO's with Ivy Cudgel against Darkrai and Iron Valiant. (There's more meat here, mention for example how it might help you defensively)

Ogerpon-W is an excellent addition to offense teams and supports them as a premier wallbreaker and revenge killer. Powerful offensive teammates like Dragonite and Kingambit form strong cores that can break down opposing structures; Dragonite can assist Ogerpon-W in pressuring opponents like Pecharunt and Zapdos, and Kingambit checks Dragapult for Ogerpon-W, who returns the favor by threatening the likes of Great Tusk, Landorus-T, Moltres, and Dondozo. Ogerpon-W benefits from teammates that can set up entry hazards and keep them in place, making it easier for its offensive output to break teams, and in return it can use Knock Off to remove Heavy-Duty Boots to rack up hazard damage. Great Tusk is a strong option that can set Stealth Rock as well as keep pressure on opponents like Raging Bolt and Dragonite, Gholdengo can help block Rapid Spin and Defog while slowing enemies down with Thunder Wave allowing Ogerpon-W more opportunities to deal damage, and Ting-lu can help check Raging Bolt, Pecharunt, and Dragapult. Dragapult is also a great teammate to spread status (Explain how this might be relevant for Ogerpon-W, otherwise you are just mentioning what Dragapult does) and let Ogerpon-W in safely with U-Turn. (Mention how Ogerpon-W threatens Garganacl, Ting-Lu, Primarina, and Assault Vest Alomomola that give Dragapult trouble. You can mention Dragapult's ability to threaten Pecharunt here rather than all the way down) Raging Bolt is another option that can pick off opponents weakened by Ogerpon-W with priority Thunderclap; Ogerpon-W can add an additional partner for Raging Bolt and deal with its threats like Great Tusk, Ting-Lu, and Iron Treads. (You could mention how with U-turn you may form pivot cores alongside both U-turn Dragapult and Volt Switch Raging Bolt, up to you) Ogerpon-W is relatively frail and susceptible to taking hits from opposing offensive Pokemon like Dragonite and Iron Valiant, as well as entry hazards due to lack of Heavy-Duty Boots. Defensive teammates like Zamazenta can help cover Dragonite, taking little damage from its attacks and stopping it from boosting with Dragon Dance using Roar. Garganacl is another solid defensive option that can handle attacks from opponents like Lokix, Galarian Weezing and Kyurem, as well as use Stealth Rock and Salt Cure to wear down bulkier opponents like Corviknight. (I would not put Garganacl as a Galarian Weezing nor as a Kyurem check. Mention instead Pecharunt, Dragapult and Zapdos; I would rather remove the bit about Corviknight since it isnt clear what you mean) Ogerpon-W also struggles to break through certain defensive walls like Zamazenta and Pecharunt; having powerful teammates like Iron Valiant and Dragapult for the former along with Darkrai and Galarian Slowking for the latter can help take care of walls Ogerpon-W struggles with, said walls, (You already specified Zamazenta and Pecharunt) as well as keep up offensive pressure throughout a game.

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[SET]
name: All-Out-Attacker
move 1: Ivy Cudgel
move 2: Power Whip
move 3: Knock Off/U-Turn
move 4: Play Rough/U-Turn
item: Wellspring Mask
tera type: Water
ability: Water Absorb
nature: Jolly / Adamant
evs: 252 Atk / 4 Def / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]

Ogerpon-W is one of the tier's premier physical attackers, making progress by breaking through opposing teams thanks to its power, speed, and coverage moves. Running four attacking moves gives Ogerpon-W excellent coverage to always have a powerful option against any opponent. Power Whip is Ogerpon-W's strongest Grass-type option move, but Horn Leech is another STAB option move that can give gives Ogerpon-W some recovery in exchange for power. In addition to its superb STAB options moves, Ogerpon-W has access to Knock Off as a utility option to remove Heavy-Duty Boots from common users like Zapdos, Pecharunt, Dragonite, and Sinistcha, (AC) preventing and prevent them from switching in for free, as well as targetting targeting Dragapult. Ogerpon-W also runs Play Rough for Dragon-types such as Dragonite, Kyurem, Raging Bolt, and Hydrapple. U-Turn is an alternative option to give that gives Ogerpon-W the option ability to pivot out of bad matchups at the cost of a potential coverage option. Ogerpon-W benefits from running both either a Jolly or Adamant nature; Jolly allows it to outspeed Walking Wake, Iron Crown, Enamorus, Iron Treads, and Keldeo, whereas Adamant gives it the ability to OHKO Great Tusk and Specially Defensive Gliscor after Stealth Rock damage. Ogerpon-W is locked to Tera-Water Tera water, allowing it to guarantee OHKO's OHKOs with Ivy Cudgel against Darkrai and Iron Valiant. (AP) Tera water also removes Ogerpon-W’s as well as remove its weakness to U-Turn and increase increases its survivability against opponents foes like Gholdengo thanks to Embody Aspect.

Ogerpon-W is an excellent addition to offense teams and supports them as a premier wallbreaker and revenge killer. Powerful offensive teammates like Dragonite and Kingambit form strong cores that can break down opposing structures; Dragonite can assist Ogerpon-W in pressuring opponents foes like Pecharunt and Zapdos, and while Kingambit checks Dragapult. (AP) for Ogerpon-W (RC) who returns the favor by threatening the likes of Great Tusk, Landorus-T, Moltres, and Dondozo. Ogerpon-W benefits from teammates that can set up entry hazards and keep them in place (RC) making; (ASC) hazards make it easier for its Ogerpon-W’s offensive output to break teams, and in return it can use Knock Off to remove Heavy-Duty Boots to rack up hazard damage. Great Tusk is a strong option that can set Stealth Rock as well as keep pressure on opponents foes like Raging Bolt and Dragonite (RC). (AP) Gholdengo can help block Rapid Spin and Defog while slowing enemies down with Thunder Wave, (AC) giving allowing Ogerpon-W more opportunities to deal damage. (AP) Lastly, and Ting-lu Ting-Lu can help check Raging Bolt, Pecharunt, and Dragapult. Dragapult is also a great teammate to help that helps Ogerpon-W outspeed opponents by spreading paralysis and let to help it in safely with outspeed foes, using U-Turn (RSC) to pivot it in safely. (AP) Ogerpon-W in turn threatens Garganacl, Ting-Lu, Primarina, and Assault Vest Alomomola, (AC) all of which that give Dragapult trouble. Raging Bolt is another option that can pick off opponents foes weakened by Ogerpon-W with priority Thunderclap; Ogerpon-W can add an additional partner for complements Raging Bolt and deal by dealing with its threats like Great Tusk, Ting-Lu, and Iron Treads. Together, Ogerpon-W, Dragapult, and Raging Bolt can form VoltTurn pivot cores with U-Turn and Volt Switch to keep strong momentum between them. Ogerpon-W is relatively frail and susceptible to taking hits from opposing offensive Pokemon like Dragonite and Iron Valiant (RC) as well as entry hazards due to lack of Heavy-Duty Boots. Defensive teammates like Zamazenta can help cover Dragonite, taking little damage from its attacks and stopping it from boosting with Dragon Dance by using Roar. Garganacl is another solid defensive option that can handle attacks from opponents foes like Pecharunt, Dragapult, (AC) and Zapdos, wearing them down with Stealth Rock and Salt Cure.

Ogerpon-W also struggles to break through certain defensive walls like Zamazenta and Pecharunt; having powerful teammates like Iron Valiant and or the aforementioned Dragapult for the former along with Darkrai and or Galarian Slowking for the latter can help take care of said walls (RC) as well as keep up offensive pressure throughout a the game.

[SET CREDITS]
Written by:
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[SET]
name: All-Out-Attacker
move 1: Ivy Cudgel
move 2: Power Whip
move 3: Knock Off/U-Turn
move 4: Play Rough/U-Turn
item: Wellspring Mask
tera type: Water
ability: Water Absorb
nature: Jolly / Adamant
evs: 252 Atk / 4 Def / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]

Ogerpon-W is one of the tier's premier physical attackers, making progress by breaking through opposing teams thanks to its power, speed, and coverage moves. Running four attacking moves gives Ogerpon-W excellent coverage to always have a powerful option against any opponent. Power Whip is Ogerpon-W's strongest Grass-type option move, but Horn Leech is another STAB option move that can give gives Ogerpon-W some recovery in exchange for power. In addition to its superb STAB options moves, Ogerpon-W has access to Knock Off as a utility option to remove Heavy-Duty Boots from common users like Zapdos, Pecharunt, Dragonite, and Sinistcha, (AC) preventing and prevent them from switching in for free, as well as targetting targeting Dragapult. Ogerpon-W also runs Play Rough for Dragon-types such as Dragonite, Kyurem, Raging Bolt, and Hydrapple. U-Turn is an alternative option to give that gives Ogerpon-W the option ability to pivot out of bad matchups at the cost of a potential coverage option. Ogerpon-W benefits from running both either a Jolly or Adamant nature; Jolly allows it to outspeed Walking Wake, Iron Crown, Enamorus, Iron Treads, and Keldeo, whereas Adamant gives it the ability to OHKO Great Tusk and Specially Defensive Gliscor after Stealth Rock damage. Ogerpon-W is locked to Tera-Water Tera water, allowing it to guarantee OHKO's OHKOs with Ivy Cudgel against Darkrai and Iron Valiant. (AP) Tera water also removes Ogerpon-W’s as well as remove its weakness to U-Turn and increase increases its survivability against opponents foes like Gholdengo thanks to Embody Aspect.

Ogerpon-W is an excellent addition to offense teams and supports them as a premier wallbreaker and revenge killer. Powerful offensive teammates like Dragonite and Kingambit form strong cores that can break down opposing structures; Dragonite can assist Ogerpon-W in pressuring opponents foes like Pecharunt and Zapdos, and while Kingambit checks Dragapult. (AP) for Ogerpon-W (RC) who returns the favor by threatening the likes of Great Tusk, Landorus-T, Moltres, and Dondozo. Ogerpon-W benefits from teammates that can set up entry hazards and keep them in place (RC) making; (ASC) hazards make it easier for its Ogerpon-W’s offensive output to break teams, and in return it can use Knock Off to remove Heavy-Duty Boots to rack up hazard damage. Great Tusk is a strong option that can set Stealth Rock as well as keep pressure on opponents foes like Raging Bolt and Dragonite (RC). (AP) Gholdengo can help block Rapid Spin and Defog while slowing enemies down with Thunder Wave, (AC) giving allowing Ogerpon-W more opportunities to deal damage. (AP) Lastly, and Ting-lu Ting-Lu can help check Raging Bolt, Pecharunt, and Dragapult. Dragapult is also a great teammate to help that helps Ogerpon-W outspeed opponents by spreading paralysis and let to help it in safely with outspeed foes, using U-Turn (RSC) to pivot it in safely. (AP) Ogerpon-W in turn threatens Garganacl, Ting-Lu, Primarina, and Assault Vest Alomomola, (AC) all of which that give Dragapult trouble. Raging Bolt is another option that can pick off opponents foes weakened by Ogerpon-W with priority Thunderclap; Ogerpon-W can add an additional partner for complements Raging Bolt and deal by dealing with its threats like Great Tusk, Ting-Lu, and Iron Treads. Together, Ogerpon-W, Dragapult, and Raging Bolt can form VoltTurn pivot cores with U-Turn and Volt Switch to keep strong momentum between them. Ogerpon-W is relatively frail and susceptible to taking hits from opposing offensive Pokemon like Dragonite and Iron Valiant (RC) as well as entry hazards due to lack of Heavy-Duty Boots. Defensive teammates like Zamazenta can help cover Dragonite, taking little damage from its attacks and stopping it from boosting with Dragon Dance by using Roar. Garganacl is another solid defensive option that can handle attacks from opponents foes like Pecharunt, Dragapult, (AC) and Zapdos, wearing them down with Stealth Rock and Salt Cure.

Ogerpon-W also struggles to break through certain defensive walls like Zamazenta and Pecharunt; having powerful teammates like Iron Valiant and or the aforementioned Dragapult for the former along with Darkrai and or Galarian Slowking for the latter can help take care of said walls (RC) as well as keep up offensive pressure throughout a the game.

[SET CREDITS]
Written by:
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Quality checked by:
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[SET]
name: All-Out-Attacker
move 1: Ivy Cudgel
move 2: Power Whip
move 3: Knock Off / U-turn lowercase Ts, also you need spaces before and after the slashes
move 4: Play Rough / U-turn
item: Wellspring Mask
tera type: Water
ability: Water Absorb
nature: Jolly / Adamant
evs: 252 Atk / 4 Def / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Ogerpon-W is one of the tier's premier physical attackers, making progress by breaking through opposing teams thanks to its power, Speed, caps and coverage moves. Running four attacking moves gives Ogerpon-W excellent coverage to always have a powerful option against any opponent. Power Whip is Ogerpon-W's strongest Grass-type move, but Horn Leech is another STAB move that gives Ogerpon-W some recovery in exchange for power. In addition to its superb STAB moves, Ogerpon-W has access to Knock Off as a utility option to remove Heavy-Duty Boots from common users like Zapdos, Pecharunt, Dragonite, and Sinistcha, preventing them from switching in for free, as well as targeting Dragapult. Ogerpon-W runs Play Rough for Dragon-types such as Dragonite, Kyurem, Raging Bolt, and Hydrapple. U-turn lowercase t is an alternative option that gives Ogerpon-W the ability to pivot out of bad matchups at the cost of potential coverage. Ogerpon-W benefits from running either a Jolly or Adamant nature (RSC): colon Jolly allows it to outspeed Walking Wake, Iron Crown, Enamorus, Iron Treads, and Keldeo, whereas Adamant gives it the ability to OHKO Great Tusk and Specially Defensive Gliscor after Stealth Rock damage. Ogerpon-W is locked to Tera Water, allowing which allows it to guarantee OHKOs with Ivy Cudgel against Darkrai and Iron Valiant. Tera Water caps also removes Ogerpon-W’s weakness to U-Turn and increases its survivability against foes like Gholdengo thanks to Embody Aspect.

Ogerpon-W is an excellent addition to offense teams and supports them as a premier wallbreaker and revenge killer. Powerful offensive teammates like Dragonite and Kingambit form strong cores that can break down opposing structures (RSC): colon Dragonite can assist Ogerpon-W in pressuring foes like Pecharunt and Zapdos, while Kingambit checks Dragapult. Ogerpon-W returns the favor by threatening the likes of Great Tusk, Landorus-T, Moltres, and Dondozo. Ogerpon-W benefits from teammates that can set up entry hazards and keep them in place; hazards make it easier for Ogerpon-W’s its offensive output to break teams, and in return it can use Knock Off to remove Heavy-Duty Boots to rack up hazard damage. Great Tusk is a strong option that can set Stealth Rock as well as keep pressure on foes like Raging Bolt and Dragonite. Gholdengo can help block Rapid Spin and Defog while slowing enemies down with Thunder Wave, giving Ogerpon-W more opportunities to deal damage. Lastly, Ting-Lu can help check Raging Bolt, Pecharunt, and Dragapult. Dragapult is also a great teammate that helps Ogerpon-W by spreading paralysis to help it outspeed foes, using U-turn lowercase t to pivot it in safely. Ogerpon-W in turn threatens Garganacl, Ting-Lu, Primarina, and Assault Vest Alomomola, all of which give Dragapult trouble. Raging Bolt is another option that can pick off foes weakened by Ogerpon-W with priority Thunderclap; Ogerpon-W complements Raging Bolt by dealing with threats like Great Tusk, Ting-Lu, and Iron Treads. Together, Ogerpon-W, Dragapult, and Raging Bolt can form VoltTurn pivot cores to keep strong momentum between them. Ogerpon-W is relatively frail and susceptible to taking hits from opposing offensive Pokemon like Dragonite and Iron Valiant as well as entry hazards due to lack of Heavy-Duty Boots. Defensive teammates like Zamazenta can help cover Dragonite, taking little damage from its attacks and stopping it from boosting with Dragon Dance by using Roar. Garganacl is another solid defensive option teammate that can handle attacks from foes like Pecharunt, Dragapult, and Zapdos, wearing them down with Stealth Rock and Salt Cure. Ogerpon-W struggles to break through certain defensive walls like Zamazenta and Pecharunt; having powerful teammates like Iron Valiant or the aforementioned Dragapult for the former along with Darkrai or Galarian Slowking for the latter can help take care of said walls as well as keep up offensive pressure throughout the game.

[SET CREDITS]
Written by:
https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/nichalho.359575/
Quality checked by:
https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/nocturne-nugget.636986/
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Grammar checked by:
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[SET]
name: All-Out-Attacker
move 1: Ivy Cudgel
move 2: Power Whip
move 3: Knock Off / U-turn lowercase Ts, also you need spaces before and after the slashes
move 4: Play Rough / U-turn
item: Wellspring Mask
tera type: Water
ability: Water Absorb
nature: Jolly / Adamant
evs: 252 Atk / 4 Def / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Ogerpon-W is one of the tier's premier physical attackers, making progress by breaking through opposing teams thanks to its power, Speed, caps and coverage moves. Running four attacking moves gives Ogerpon-W excellent coverage to always have a powerful option against any opponent. Power Whip is Ogerpon-W's strongest Grass-type move, but Horn Leech is another STAB move that gives Ogerpon-W some recovery in exchange for power. In addition to its superb STAB moves, Ogerpon-W has access to Knock Off as a utility option to remove Heavy-Duty Boots from common users like Zapdos, Pecharunt, Dragonite, and Sinistcha, preventing them from switching in for free, as well as targeting Dragapult. Ogerpon-W runs Play Rough for Dragon-types such as Dragonite, Kyurem, Raging Bolt, and Hydrapple. U-turn lowercase t is an alternative option that gives Ogerpon-W the ability to pivot out of bad matchups at the cost of potential coverage. Ogerpon-W benefits from running either a Jolly or Adamant nature (RSC): colon Jolly allows it to outspeed Walking Wake, Iron Crown, Enamorus, Iron Treads, and Keldeo, whereas Adamant gives it the ability to OHKO Great Tusk and Specially Defensive Gliscor after Stealth Rock damage. Ogerpon-W is locked to Tera Water, allowing which allows it to guarantee OHKOs with Ivy Cudgel against Darkrai and Iron Valiant. Tera Water caps also removes Ogerpon-W’s weakness to U-Turn and increases its survivability against foes like Gholdengo thanks to Embody Aspect.

Ogerpon-W is an excellent addition to offense teams and supports them as a premier wallbreaker and revenge killer. Powerful offensive teammates like Dragonite and Kingambit form strong cores that can break down opposing structures (RSC): colon Dragonite can assist Ogerpon-W in pressuring foes like Pecharunt and Zapdos, while Kingambit checks Dragapult. Ogerpon-W returns the favor by threatening the likes of Great Tusk, Landorus-T, Moltres, and Dondozo. Ogerpon-W benefits from teammates that can set up entry hazards and keep them in place; hazards make it easier for Ogerpon-W’s its offensive output to break teams, and in return it can use Knock Off to remove Heavy-Duty Boots to rack up hazard damage. Great Tusk is a strong option that can set Stealth Rock as well as keep pressure on foes like Raging Bolt and Dragonite. Gholdengo can help block Rapid Spin and Defog while slowing enemies down with Thunder Wave, giving Ogerpon-W more opportunities to deal damage. Lastly, Ting-Lu can help check Raging Bolt, Pecharunt, and Dragapult. Dragapult is also a great teammate that helps Ogerpon-W by spreading paralysis to help it outspeed foes, using U-turn lowercase t to pivot it in safely. Ogerpon-W in turn threatens Garganacl, Ting-Lu, Primarina, and Assault Vest Alomomola, all of which give Dragapult trouble. Raging Bolt is another option that can pick off foes weakened by Ogerpon-W with priority Thunderclap; Ogerpon-W complements Raging Bolt by dealing with threats like Great Tusk, Ting-Lu, and Iron Treads. Together, Ogerpon-W, Dragapult, and Raging Bolt can form VoltTurn pivot cores to keep strong momentum between them. Ogerpon-W is relatively frail and susceptible to taking hits from opposing offensive Pokemon like Dragonite and Iron Valiant as well as entry hazards due to lack of Heavy-Duty Boots. Defensive teammates like Zamazenta can help cover Dragonite, taking little damage from its attacks and stopping it from boosting with Dragon Dance by using Roar. Garganacl is another solid defensive option teammate that can handle attacks from foes like Pecharunt, Dragapult, and Zapdos, wearing them down with Stealth Rock and Salt Cure. Ogerpon-W struggles to break through certain defensive walls like Zamazenta and Pecharunt; having powerful teammates like Iron Valiant or the aforementioned Dragapult for the former along with Darkrai or Galarian Slowking for the latter can help take care of said walls as well as keep up offensive pressure throughout the game.

[SET CREDITS]
Written by:
https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/nichalho.359575/
Quality checked by:
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https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/setsusetsuna.548068/
Grammar checked by:
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https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/sunny004.197240/

Implemented and analysis completed. Thank you!