1v1 Blissey [QC 2/2] [GP 1/1]

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[SET]
name: Bulky Offense
move 1: Hyper Voice
move 2: Shadow Ball
move 3: Flamethrower
move 4: Calm Mind
item: Scope Lens
ability: Serene Grace
nature: Timid
ivs: 0 Atk
evs: 52 Def / 240 SpA / 216 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Blissey makes use of its great special bulk and versatile movepool to beat many special attackers in the 1v1 metagame. Hyper Voice is a solid STAB attack that bypasses Substitute, making it especially useful against Pokemon like PP stall Kyurem, Leech Seed Venusaur, and Whimsicott. Shadow Ball hits Ghost-types like Chandelure and Gengar and has a 40% chance to lower the foe's Special Defense due to Serene Grace, while Flamethrower is useful against Steel-types like Magnezone, Ferrothorn, and non-Occa Berry Scizor. Calm Mind provides Blissey with offensive pressure and prevents it from losing to opposing Calm Mind users like Primarina as well as Amnesia users like Galarian Corsola. Scope Lens is useful versus stall Pokemon like Rotom-W, Galarian Corsola, and Slowbro, allowing Blissey to more easily score a critical hit. A Timid nature with 216 Speed EVs allows Blissey to outspeed neutral-natured base 60 Speed Pokemon such as Primarina and Sylveon, while 52 Defense EVs let Blissey survive a Choice Band-boosted Bullet Punch from Scizor and avoid the 2HKO from Corviknight's Iron Head. An alternate EV spread of 52 Def / 252 SpA / 204 Spe with a Modest nature can also be used, which improves Blissey's odds versus bulky Pokemon like Yawn Sylveon and Togekiss while hitting the same defensive benchmarks. However, the reduced Speed makes it prone to losing to Speed-invested Modest Goodra, as well as a few uncommon sets such as fast Calm Mind + Encore Primarina or fast Body Press Magnezone.

A few special attackers are capable of defeating Blissey and therefore deserve particular note. Porygon-Z can set up with Nasty Plot and use Eerie Impulse to overpower Blissey. Choice Scarf Gardevoir utilizes Trick and Disable, only losing to an unlikely Shadow Ball Special Defense drop or critical hit. Togekiss has positive chances to win thanks to its combination of Thunder Wave and Air Slash, while Choice Specs variants can simply spam Air Slash, which is also favorable to the opponent due to flinches. Additionally, Assault Vest Goodra can easily tank Blissey's moves and whittle it down using Acid Spray. While in most matchups Blissey can safely set up with Calm Mind turn one, against faster Pokemon with Encore or Trick, like Togekiss and Chandelure, Blissey should attack to prevent the possibility of getting locked into a non-damaging move. Blissey also finds itself susceptible to many prominent physical attackers like Galarian Darmanitan, Urshifu-R, and Haxorus. As such, Blissey appreciates the support from Pokemon that are able to deal with these threats such as Crustle, defensive Arcanine, and Primarina. Despite Blissey's stallbreaking capabilities, it struggles to break past certain stall threats such as non-Defense Curl Snorlax and Chansey, which team options such as Curse Dragapult and Iron Defense Urshifu-R are able to manage.

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Blissey

[SET]
name: Offense
move 1: Hyper Voice
move 2: Shadow Ball
move 3: Flamethrower
move 4: Calm Mind
item: Scope Lens
ability: Serene Grace
nature: Timid
ivs: 0 Atk
evs: 52 Def / 240 SpA / 216 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]

Blissey makes use of its great special bulk and versatile movepool to beat nearly every special attacker in the metagame. Hyper Voice is a solid STAB attack that bypasses Substitute, making it especially useful against Pokemon like PP stalling Kyurem, Whimsicott, and Leech Seed Venusaur (ordering based on viability) Whimsicott, Leech Seed Venusaur, and PP stall Kyurem. Shadow Ball hits Ghost-types like Chandelure and Gengar for super effective damage, while Flamethrower is useful against Steel-types like Magnezone, non-Occa Berry Scizor, and Ferrothorn. Calm Mind prevents Blissey from losing to opposing Calm Mind and Amnesia users like Primarina and Galarian Corsola. Scope Lens is useful versus stall pokemon like Galarian Corsola, Slowbro, and Rotom-W, allowing Blissey to easily score a critical hit and OHKO after lowering its opponent's Special Defense (using Shadow Ball) or boosting its own Special Attack (using Calm Mind) remove the brackets. Its Speed EVs, combined with a Timid nature, let Blissey outspeed pokemon with base 60 Speed that without a Speed-boosting nature, like Primarina or Sylveon, while the Defense EVs let Blissey survive Choice Band Scizor's Bullet Punch and avoid the 2HKO from Corviknight's Iron Head. An alternate EV spread of 52 Def / 252 SpA / 204 Spe with a Modest nature can also be used, which improves Blissey's odds versus bulky pokemon like Yawn Sylveon and Togekiss while hitting the same defensive benchmarks. However, the reduced Speed makes it prone to Speed-invested Modest Goodra, as well as a few uncommon sets such as fast Calm Mind Encore Primarina or fast Body Press Magnezone.

A few special attackers are capable of defeating Blissey and therefore deserve special note. Choice Scarf Gardevoir can use Trick and Disable to defeat Blissey, barring a Shadow Ball Special Defense drop or a critical hit. Yawn Sylveon can beat Blissey depending on sleep turns, and Maranga Berry and Choice Specs Togekiss variants have a chance to win through Air Slash flinches. A Goodra with Breaking Swipe or an Assault Vest is also guaranteed victory. Porygon-Z with a Choice Scarf, Trick, and Recover can typically stall Blissey out, but the Modest spread has a chance to beat it by clicking Flamethrower turn 1, in which case it can 3hko Porygon-Z after a burn, punishing the use of Uproar or Hyper Beam and outlasting Porygon-Z's Recover PP. (rather than talking about Scarf PZ, I think talking about Nasty Plot variants should be mentioned as its less luck reliant than the example you've just mentioned) (add Acid Spray Toxtricity as it can beat Blissey) While in most matchups Blissey can safely Calm Mind T1 turn one, against faster Pokemon with Encore or Trick (give examples) it should attack to prevent the possibility of getting locked into a non-damaging move. Blissey loses to nearly all physical attackers, so pokemon with good Defense like Crustle, (eh struggles against common phy attackers like gdarm, unnerve hax etc so i'd prefer Skarmory here personally) Kommo-O, and defensive Arcanine make for great teammates. It also fails to beat some notable stall Pokemon like Chansey and Body Press Skarmory, so a teammate that can defeat those, like Curse Dragapult (i think ID Urshifu-R probs deserves a mention here as well deals with stall Lax which bliss is incredibly prone to), is quite useful.

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- Written by: [[HereComesTeamCharm, 501918]]
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[zioziotrip]

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blissey pog

[SET]
name: Bulky Offense
move 1: Hyper Voice
move 2: Shadow Ball
move 3: Flamethrower
move 4: Calm Mind
item: Scope Lens
ability: Serene Grace
nature: Timid
ivs: 0 Atk
evs: 52 Def / 240 SpA / 216 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Blissey makes use of its great special bulk and versatile movepool to beat nearly everymany special attackers in the metagame. Hyper Voice is a solid STAB attack that bypasses substitutes, making it especially useful against pokemon like PP stall Kyurem, Leech Seed Venusaur, and Whimsicott. Shadow Ball hits Ghost-types like Chandelure and Gengar for super effective damage, while Flamethrower is useful against Steel-types like Magnezone, Ferrothorn, and non-Occa Berry Scizor. Calm Mind prevents Blissey from losing to opposing Calm Mind and Amnesia users like Primarina and Galarian Corsola. Scope Lens is useful versus stall pokemon like Rotom-W, Galarian Corsola, and Slowbro, allowing Blissey to more easily score a critical hit and OHKO after lowering its opponent's special defense with Shadow Ball or increasing its own special attack with Calm Mind. Its Speed EVs, combined with a Timid nature, let Blissey outspeed pokemon with base 60 Speed without a Speed-boosting nature, like Primarina or Sylveon, while the Defense EVs let Blissey survive Choice Band Scizor's Bullet Punch and avoid the 2HKO from Corviknight's Iron Head. An alternate EV spread of 52 Def / 252 SpA / 204 Spe with a Modest nature can also be used, which improves Blissey's odds versus bulky pokemon like Yawn Sylveon and Togekiss while hitting the same defensive benchmarks. However, the reduced Speed makes it prone to losing to speed-invested Modest Goodra, as well as a few uncommon sets such as fast Calm Mind Encore Primarina or fast Body Press Magnezone.

A few special attackers are capable of defeating Blissey, and therefore deserve particular note. Porygon-Z sets with Nasty Plot and Eerie Impulse can set up and overpower Blissey. Choice Scarf Gardevoir can use Trick and Disable to defeat Blissey, barring a Shadow Ball special defense drop or critical hit. Yawn Sylveon can beat Blissey depending on sleep turns, and Maranga Berry and Choice Specs Togekiss have a chance to win through Air Slash flinches. A Goodra with Breaking Swipe or an Assault Vest is also guaranteed victory, as are most Toxtricity sets. While in most matchups Blissey can safely Calm Mind turn one, against faster pokemon with Encore or Trick, like Togekiss and Chandelure, it should attack to prevent the possibility of getting locked into a non-damaging move. Blissey loses to nearly allmany physical attackers, so pokemon with good physical bulk like Crustle, defensive Arcanine, Kommo-O, and Skarmory make for great teammates. It also fails to beat some notable stall pokemon like Snorlax, Chansey, and Body Press Skarmory, so a . A teammate that can defeat those, like Curse Dragapult or Iron Defense Urshifu-R, is quite usefulgood for covering some threatening physical attackers and stall pokemon.

overall really well done, tag when implemented
edit: well done w/ the adjustments, giving qc 1/2

 

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Implemented, changed the final sentence a bit to make it run more smoothly while including the same information.

 

[dogknees]

check #2

[SET]
name: Bulky Offense
move 1: Hyper Voice
move 2: Shadow Ball
move 3: Flamethrower
move 4: Calm Mind
item: Scope Lens
ability: Serene Grace
nature: Timid
ivs: 0 Atk
evs: 52 Def / 240 SpA / 216 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Blissey makes use of its great special bulk and versatile movepool to beat many special attackers in the metagame. Hyper Voice is a solid STAB attack that bypasses substitutes, making it especially useful against pokemon like PP stall Kyurem, Leech Seed Venusaur, and Whimsicott. Shadow Ball hits Ghost-types like Chandelure and Gengar, for super effective damage, (the super effective part is irrelevant, the fact that it targets them is why we're using it) while Flamethrower is useful against Steel-types like Magnezone, Ferrothorn, and non-Occa Berry Scizor. Calm Mind prevents Blissey from losing to opposing Calm Mind and Amnesia users like Primarina, and Amnesia users such as Galarian Corsola. Scope Lens is useful versus stall pokemon like Rotom-W, Galarian Corsola, and Slowbro, allowing Blissey to more easily score a critical hit. and OHKO after lowering its opponent's special defense with Shadow Ball or increasing its own special attack with Calm Mind. (Shadow Ball Spd drops aren't something we want to highlight due to the 20% chance. It's probable in the long term, but not overly reliable. Also don't need to mention Calm Mind here, since you're explaining the item and what it does.) Its Speed EVs, combined with a Timid nature, let Blissey outspeed pokemon with base 60 Speed without a Speed-boosting nature, like Primarina or Sylveon, A Jolly nature with 216 Speed allows Blissey to outspeed neautral nature base 60s and below such as Primarina and Sylveon, while the Defense EVs let Blissey survive Choice Band Scizor's Bullet Punch and avoid the 2HKO from Corviknight's Iron Head. An alternate EV spread of 52 Def / 252 SpA / 204 Spe with a Modest nature can also be used, which improves Blissey's odds versus bulky pokemon like Yawn Sylveon and Togekiss while hitting the same defensive benchmarks. However, the reduced Speed makes it prone to losing to speed-invested Modest Goodra, as well as a few uncommon sets such as fast Calm Mind Encore Primarina or fast Body Press Magnezone.

A few special attackers are capable of defeating Blissey, and therefore deserve particular note. Porygon-Z sets with Nasty Plot and Eerie Impulse can set up and overpower Blissey. Choice Scarf Gardevoir can use utilizes Trick and Disable, to defeat Blissey, barring a an unfavorable Shadow Ball special defense drop or critical hit. Yawn Sylveon can beat Blissey depending on sleep turns, and (It's more favourable for Blissey, so even though Sylveon is technically capable of winning, we don't mention it since the odds are against it.) Maranga Berry and Choice Specs Togekiss has have a chance to win through positive chances to win via the combination of Thunder Wave + Air Slash, while Choice Specs simply spams Air Slash which is also favourable due to flinches. A Goodra with Breaking Swipe or an Assault Vest is also guaranteed victory, as are most Toxtricity sets. (Breaking Swipe Goodra is no longer special so it doesn't belong in this section of special outliers that beat Blissey. Toxtricity isn't overly relevant anymore, but if you want to mention it you need to be specific on what sets beat Blissey. It's true that AV Goodra is a win, though that's more remniscent on the item rather than the mon itself. A sentance highlighting common AV mons that beat Blissey would work better here, if there are more than just Goodra.) While in most matchups Blissey can safely Calm Mind turn one, against faster pokemon with Encore or Trick, like Togekiss and Chandelure, it Blissey should attack to prevent the possibility of getting locked into a non-damaging move. Blissey loses to most physical attackers finds itself susceptible to many prominant physical attackers such as Galarian Darmanitan, Urshifu, and Haxorus. As such, Blissey appreciates the support from Pokemon that are able to deal with these threats such as Crustle, defensive Arcanine, and Primarina. so pokemon with good physical bulk like Crustle, defensive Arcanine, Kommo-O, and Skarmory make for great teammates. (Adjusted this slightly to make for broader points, which is better as we want to encompass as much as possible within a relatively short analysis.) It also fails to beat some notable stall pokemon like Snorlax, Chansey, and Body Press Skarmory, which along with several threatening physical attackers can be covered by Curse Dragapult or Iron Defense Urshifu-R. Despite Blissey's stallbreaking capabilities, it struggles to break past certain stall threats such as non-Defense Curl Snorlax and Blissey, which team options such as Curse Dragapult and Iron Defense Urshifu-R are able to manage. (Removed Body Press Skarmory because imo that's more closely related to a more offensive nature than it is a stall one. Also reworded slightly, just to be a touch more specific and get the point accross better.)

really really nice work. your writing is improving quickly which is great to see. let me know when implemented

 

[deetah]

Add Remove Comments (AC) = Add Comma (RC) = Remove Comma

GP 1/1

Blissey

[SET]
name: Bulky Offense
move 1: Hyper Voice
move 2: Shadow Ball
move 3: Flamethrower
move 4: Calm Mind
item: Scope Lens
ability: Serene Grace
nature: Timid
ivs: 0 Atk
evs: 52 Def / 240 SpA / 216 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Blissey makes use of its great special bulk and versatile movepool to beat many special attackers in the 1v1 metagame. Hyper Voice is a solid STAB attack that bypasses substitutes Substitute, making it especially useful against Pokemon (Capitalize) like PP stall Kyurem, Leech Seed Venusaur, and Whimsicott. Shadow Ball hits Ghost-types like Chandelure and Gengar and has a 40% chance to lower the foe's Special Defense due to Serene Grace, while Flamethrower is useful against Steel-types like Magnezone, Ferrothorn, and non-Occa Berry Scizor. Calm Mind provides Blissey with offensive pressure and prevents it from losing to opposing Calm Mind users like Primarina, (RC) and as well as Amnesia users like Galarian Corsola. Scope Lens is useful versus stall Pokemon like Rotom-W, Galarian Corsola, and Slowbro, allowing Blissey to more easily score a critical hit. A Timid nature with 216 Speed EVs allows Blissey to outspeed neutral nature neutral-natured base 60s 60 Speed Pokemon such as Primarina and Sylveon, while the 52 Defense EVs let Blissey survive a Choice Band-boosted Scizor's Bullet Punch from Scizor and avoid the 2HKO from Corviknight's Iron Head. An alternate EV spread of 52 Def / 252 SpA / 204 Spe with a Modest nature can also be used, which improves Blissey's odds versus bulky Pokemon like Yawn Sylveon and Togekiss while hitting the same defensive benchmarks. However, the reduced Speed makes it prone to losing to Speed-invested Modest Goodra, as well as a few uncommon sets such as fast Calm Mind + Encore Primarina or fast Body Press Magnezone.

A few special attackers are capable of defeating Blissey, (RC) and therefore deserve particular note. Porygon-Z sets can set up with Nasty Plot and use Eerie Impulse can set up and to overpower Blissey. Choice Scarf Gardevoir utilizes Trick and Disable, only losing to an unlikely Shadow Ball Special Defense drop or critical hit. Togekiss has positive chances to win via the thanks to its combination of Thunder Wave + and Air Slash, while Choice Specs variants can simply spams spam Air Slash, (AC) which is also favourable favorable for the opponent due to flinches. Additionally, Assault Vest Goodra can easily tank Blissey's moves and whittle it down using Acid Spray. While in most matchups Blissey can safely set up with Calm Mind turn one, against faster Pokemon with Encore or Trick, like Togekiss and Chandelure, Blissey should attack to prevent the possibility of getting locked into a non-damaging move. Blissey also finds itself susceptible to many prominant prominent physical attackers like Galarian Darmanitan, Urshifu (Urshifu-S or Urshifu-R? Please specify), and Haxorus. As such, Blissey appreciates the support from Pokemon that are able to deal with these threats such as Crustle, defensive Arcanine, and Primarina. Despite Blissey's stallbreaking capabilities, it struggles to break past certain stall threats such as non-Defense Curl Snorlax and Chansey, which team options such as Curse Dragapult and Iron Defense Urshifu-R are able to manage.

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- Written by: [[HereComesTeamCharm, 501918]] [[Here comes team Charm!, 501918]]
- Quality checked by: [[zioziotrip, 480297], [dogknees, 317056]]
- Grammar checked by: [[username1, userid1]]

 

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[deetah]

Just one little thing here that you missed:

However, the reduced Speed makes it prone to losing to Speed-invested Modest Goodra, as well as a few uncommon sets such as fast Calm Mind + Encore Primarina or fast Body Press Magnezone.

Add the + sign between Calm Mind and Encore here, as a plus sign is used when referring to two specific moves of a set.

 

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Just one little thing here that you missed:



Add the + sign between Calm Mind and Encore here, as a plus sign is used when referring to two specific moves of a set.

Whoops, it's fixed now.

 

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