GG Budget Regieleki (Pivot Electrode-Hisui) [QC 2/2] [GP 1/1]

[DragonPhoenix333]

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Offensive Pivot (SpA) (Electrode-Hisui) @ Heavy-Duty Boots
Ability: Static
EVs: 252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe
IVs: 0 Atk
Tera Type: Ice / Fire
Timid Nature
- Thunderbolt
- Leaf Storm
- Tera Blast
- Volt Switch

Hisuian Electrode is a strong pivot that utilizes its high Speed and decent STAB combination to chip away at and eventually break through opposing teams. Thunderbolt provides a consistent source of damage, while Leaf Storm acts like a nuke against neutral targets and Ground-types looking to block Volt Switch such as Landorus. Tera Blast Ice nails Grass- and Dragon-type Pokemon like Hydrapple and Eternatus for super effective damage, while Tera Blast Fire hits Zacian-C, Iron Treads, and specially defensive Excadrill. Volt Switch is Hisuian Electrode's most spammable move, allowing it to pivot out and maintain momentum against checks such as Kyurem-W and Galarian Slowking. Heavy-Duty Boots allows Hisuian Electrode to safely pivot on and off the field throughout the game.

Hisuian Electrode best fits on teams looking for a strong, special attacking pivot. However, a high Special Attack god like Kyurem-W or Eternatus is required to allow it to actually make progress. Hisuian Electrode pairs well with other offensive pivots such as Landorus-T, Meowscarada, and Hisuian Samurott, as they can chip away at each other's checks. Meowscarada in particular is helpful, as Triple Axel nukes the aforementioned Grass- and Dragon-types that wall Hisuian Electrode, allowing it to comfortably run Tera Fire over Tera Ice. Alternatively, slower pivots such as Pecharunt, Corviknight, and Mandibuzz are helpful in bringing Hisuian Electrode onto the field safely, circumventing its relative frailty. Hisuian Electrode also appreciates powerful physical attackers such as Great Tusk and Weavile, as they are able to break special walls such as Eternatus and Galarian Slowking. Lastly, entry hazard setters like Skarmory, Clefable, and Landorus-T are helpful, as they let Hisuian Electrode's constant pivoting force chip damage onto its checks, allowing it to beat them long-term.

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[SET]
Offensive Pivot (SpA) (Electrode-Hisui) @ Heavy-Duty Boots
Ability: Static
EVs: 252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe
IVs: 0 Atk
Tera Type: Ice / Fire
Timid Nature
- Thunderbolt
- Leaf Storm
- Tera Blast
- Volt Switch

Electrode-H is a strong pivot utilizing its high speed and decent STAB combination to chip away at and eventually break through opposing teams. Thunderbolt provides a consistent source of damage, while Leaf Storm acts like a nuke to hit neutral targets. Tera Blast combined with Tera Ice allows it to nail Grass- and Dragon-type Pokemon like Hydrapple and Eternatus for super-effective damage, while Tera Fire grants the ability to hit Zacian-C and Iron Treads, and specially defensive Excadrill. Should probably mention that it hits them harder, as it still does a ton of damage to them with its stabs Volt Switch is Electrode-H's most spammable move, allowing Electrode to pivot out and maintain momentum against checks such as Kyurem-W and Slowking-G. Heavy-Duty Boots allows Electrode-H to safely pivot on and off the field throughout the game.

Electrode-H best fits on teams looking for a strong special-attacking pivot. However, a high Special Attack god like Kyurem-W and Eternatus are required to allow it to actually make progress. Electrode-H pairs well with other pivots such as Landorus-T and Meowscarada, mention samurott-h as well, and specify that this sentence is about offensive pivots, as you focus on defensive pivots later as it is able to form a powerful Volt-Turn core with them, allowing them to chip away at each others' checks. Meowscarada in particular is helpful, as Triple Axel allows it to nuke the aforementioned Grass- and Dragon-types that wall Electrode-H pre-Tera. Alternatively, slower pivots such as Pecharunt, Corviknight, and Mandibuzz are helpful in bringing Electrode-H onto the field safely, circumventing its relative frailty. Electrode-H also appreciates powerful physical attackers such as Great Tusk and Weavile, as they are able to break special walls such as Eternatus and Slowking-G. Mention hazards setters like skarmory, clefable and lando-t as well, as they can help electrode-h break its checks long-term with hazards + volt switch spam

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Pretty straightforward, good job! Giving QC 1/2 and as always, ask me if you have any questions.

 

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[SET]
Offensive Pivot (SpA) (Electrode-Hisui) @ Heavy-Duty Boots
Ability: Static
EVs: 252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe
IVs: 0 Atk
Tera Type: Ice / Fire
Timid Nature
- Thunderbolt
- Leaf Storm
- Tera Blast
- Volt Switch

Electrode-H is a strong pivot utilizing its high speed and decent STAB combination to chip away at and eventually break through opposing teams. Thunderbolt provides a consistent source of damage, while Leaf Storm acts like a nuke to hit neutral targets Mentioning hitting the Ground types such as Tusk and Excadrill that switch into Thunderbolt all too easily here would be ideal and give a couple examples of these neutral targets as well. Tera Blast combined with Tera Ice allows it to nail Grass- and Dragon-type Pokemon like Hydrapple and Eternatus for super-effective damage, while Tera Fire grants the ability to hit Zacian-C and Iron Treads harder Make sure to add in specially defensive Excadrill as Sammy mentioned in their check. Volt Switch is Electrode-H's most spammable move, allowing Electrode to pivot out and maintain momentum against checks such as Kyurem-W and Slowking-G. Heavy-Duty Boots allows Electrode-H to safely pivot on and off the field throughout the game.

Electrode-H best fits on teams looking for a strong special-attacking pivot. However, a high Special Attack god like Kyurem-W and Eternatus are required to allow it to actually make progress. Electrode-H pairs well with other offensive pivots such as Landorus-T, Meowscarada, and Samurott-H, as it is able to form a powerful Volt-Turn core with them, allowing them to chip away at each others' checks. Meowscarada in particular is helpful, as Triple Axel allows it to nuke the aforementioned Grass- and Dragon-types that wall Electrode-H, allowing it to comfortably run Tera Fire over Tera Ice pre-Tera. Alternatively, slower pivots such as Pecharunt, Corviknight, and Mandibuzz are helpful in bringing Electrode-H onto the field safely, circumventing its relative frailty. Electrode-H also appreciates powerful physical attackers such as Great Tusk and Weavile, as they are able to break special walls such as Eternatus and Slowking-G. Lastly, hazard setters like Skarmory, Clefable, and Landorus-T are helpful, as Electrode-H's constant pivoting forces chip damage onto its checks, allowing it to beat them in the long-term.

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[SET]
Offensive Pivot (SpA) (Electrode-Hisui) @ Heavy-Duty Boots
Ability: Static
EVs: 252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe
IVs: 0 Atk
Tera Type: Ice / Fire
Timid Nature
- Thunderbolt
- Leaf Storm
- Tera Blast
- Volt Switch

Electrode-H is a strong pivot utilizing its high speed and decent STAB combination to chip away at and eventually break through opposing teams. Thunderbolt provides a consistent source of damage, while Leaf Storm acts like a nuke to hit neutral targets Mentioning hitting the Ground types such as Tusk and Excadrill that switch into Thunderbolt all too easily here would be ideal and give a couple examples of these neutral targets as well. Tera Blast combined with Tera Ice allows it to nail Grass- and Dragon-type Pokemon like Hydrapple and Eternatus for super-effective damage, while Tera Fire grants the ability to hit Zacian-C and Iron Treads harder Make sure to add in specially defensive Excadrill as Sammy mentioned in their check. Volt Switch is Electrode-H's most spammable move, allowing Electrode to pivot out and maintain momentum against checks such as Kyurem-W and Slowking-G. Heavy-Duty Boots allows Electrode-H to safely pivot on and off the field throughout the game.

Electrode-H best fits on teams looking for a strong special-attacking pivot. However, a high Special Attack god like Kyurem-W and Eternatus are required to allow it to actually make progress. Electrode-H pairs well with other offensive pivots such as Landorus-T, Meowscarada, and Samurott-H, as it is able to form a powerful Volt-Turn core with them, allowing them to chip away at each others' checks. Meowscarada in particular is helpful, as Triple Axel allows it to nuke the aforementioned Grass- and Dragon-types that wall Electrode-H, allowing it to comfortably run Tera Fire over Tera Ice pre-Tera. Alternatively, slower pivots such as Pecharunt, Corviknight, and Mandibuzz are helpful in bringing Electrode-H onto the field safely, circumventing its relative frailty. Electrode-H also appreciates powerful physical attackers such as Great Tusk and Weavile, as they are able to break special walls such as Eternatus and Slowking-G. Lastly, hazard setters like Skarmory, Clefable, and Landorus-T are helpful, as Electrode-H's constant pivoting forces chip damage onto its checks, allowing it to beat them in the long-term.

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[SET]
Offensive Pivot (SpA) (Electrode-Hisui) @ Heavy-Duty Boots
Ability: Static
EVs: 252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe
IVs: 0 Atk
Tera Type: Ice / Fire
Timid Nature
- Thunderbolt
- Leaf Storm
- Tera Blast
- Volt Switch

Electrode-H Hisuian Electrode is a strong pivot utilizing that utilizes its high speed Speed and decent STAB combination to chip away at and eventually break through opposing teams. Thunderbolt provides a consistent source of damage, while Leaf Storm acts like a nuke to hit neutral targets, especially against neutral targets and Ground-types looking to block Volt Switch such as Landorus. Tera Blast combined with Tera Ice allows it to nail Ice nails Grass- and Dragon-type Pokemon like Hydrapple and Eternatus for super-effective super effective damage, while Tera Fire grants the ability to hit Blast Fire hits Zacian-C, Iron Treads, and specially defensive Excadrill. Volt Switch is Electrode-H's Hisuian Electrode's most spammable move, allowing Electrode it to pivot out and maintain momentum against checks such as Kyurem-W and Slowking-G Galarian Slowking. Heavy-Duty Boots allows Electrode-H Hisuian Electrode to safely pivot on and off the field throughout the game.

Electrode-H Hisuian Electrode best fits on teams looking for a strong special-attacking strong, special attacking pivot. However, a high Special Attack god like Kyurem-W and or Eternatus are is required to allow it to actually make progress. Electrode-H Hisuian Electrode pairs well with other offensive pivots such as Landorus-T, Meowscarada, and Samurott-H Hisuian Samurott, as it is able to form a powerful Volt-Turn core with them, allowing them to they can chip away at each others' other's checks. Meowscarada in particular is helpful, as Triple Axel allows it to nuke nukes the aforementioned Grass- and Dragon-types that wall Electrode-H Hisuian Electrode, allowing it to comfortably run Tera Fire over Tera Ice. Alternatively, slower pivots such as Pecharunt, Corviknight, and Mandibuzz are helpful in bringing Electrode-H Hisuian Electrode onto the field safely, circumventing its relative frailty. Electrode-H Hisuian Electrode also appreciates powerful physical attackers such as Great Tusk and Weavile, as they are able to break special walls such as Eternatus and Slowking-G Galarian Slowking. Lastly, entry hazard setters like Skarmory, Clefable, and Landorus-T are helpful, as Electrode-H's they let Hisuian Electrode's constant pivoting forces force chip damage onto its checks, allowing it to beat them in the long-term.

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