PU Bulk Up Grimmsnarl [QC: 2/2] [GP: 1/1]

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[SET]
name: Bulk Up
move 1: Bulk Up
move 2: Sucker Punch
move 3: Spirit Break
move 4: Substitute
item: Leftovers
ability: Prankster
nature: Careful
evs: 252 HP / 4 Atk / 252 SpD
tera type: Steel / Poison

[SET COMMENTS]

Grimmsnarl is a threatening sweeper thanks to its ability to set up and use Substitute with priority because of Prankster. Thanks to its ability, Grimmsnarl can invest fully in its bulk, allowing it to take multiple hits before fainting. Grimmsnarl's STAB combination is also difficult to switch into, as it's unresisted by the entire tier. Sucker Punch helps Grimmsnarl pick off fast frail Pokemon like Inteleon, Kilowattrel, and Salazzle. Substitute allows it to take advantage of walls like Milotic, Gastrodon, and Bellibolt, letting it ignore status and set up freely. On top of this, it also helps Grimmsnarl scout Choice-locked Pokemon like Florges and Duraludon. Tera Steel grants it a resistance to Fairy-type attacks, as well as gaining a multitude of other resistances, notably helping Grimmsnarl versus Toxtricity's Boomburst, Staraptor's Brave Bird, and Bronzong's Heavy Slam. Similarly, Tera Poison helps Grimmsnarl take on Fairy-type attacks from Florges, but it trades Tera Steel's wide array of resistances for a resistance to common Fighting-type attacks from faster Pokemon like Heracross and Flamigo. However, it now has to deal with super effective Psychic Noise from both Scream Tail and Florges.

Due to having to rely on Sucker Punch to hit Steel-types like Alolan Sandslash, Grimmsnarl commonly struggles against them; because of this, Grimmsnarl appreciates teammates that can pressure them like Salazzle, Delphox, and Golurk. Grimmsnarl's Substitute is easily broken by powerful wallbreakers like Inteleon and Staraptor, or it can be ignored by Toxtricity. So, Milotic, Bellibolt, and Bronzong make for great partners, being able to check these strong offensive threats. Grimmsnarl easily takes advantage of and sets up against special attacking walls like Gastrodon and Bellibolt. In order to get Grimmsnarl in against these Pokemon, it must be paired with teammates that force these walls in and can pivot like Inteleon and Flamigo. Grimmsnarl, due to being slow and having to rely on Sucker Punch to take care of faster threats, likes to have cleaners alongside it such as Choice Scarf users like Staraptor, Rotom-C, and Bruxish to finish up games after it's beaten the bulkier Pokemon. Grimmsnarl also struggles with sweeping early-game, so wallbreakers like Meloetta, Paldean Tauros-F, and Hariyama pair well to overwhelm shared checks such as Coalossal, Mudsdale, and Qwilfish. Scream Tail and Florges are both annoyances for Grimmsnarl, as they can both lock it into a move with Encore and Trick, respectively. In order to deal with these threats, partners like Skuntank, Salazzle, and Toxtricity work well in tandem with Grimmsnarl.

[SET CREDITS]
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This mon is dumb
[SET]
name: Bulk Up
move 1: Bulk Up
move 2: Sucker Punch
move 3: Spirit Break
move 4: Substitute
item: Leftovers
ability: Prankster
nature: Careful
evs: 252 HP / 4 Atk / 252 SpD
tera type: Poison / Steel Steel / Poison (Steel is just the flat out better defensive typing so i think its better than Poison, but if other qc wanrs to revert this they can)

[SET COMMENTS]

Grimmsnarl is a threatening sweeper thanks to its ability to set up and use Substitute with priority in battle because of Prankster while still maintaining bulk to take hits (Mention its pretty stellar bulk, too.). Grimmsnarl's STAB combo is also difficult to switch into as it's unresisted by the entire tier. Sucker Punch helps Grimmsnarl pick off fast frail Pokemon like Inteleon, Kilowattrel, and Salazzle. Spirit Break is used over Play Rough to better take on special attackers that may try to break your Substitute and proceed to take you out. However, Play Rough can be used for sheer damage output. (Prough sucks + this does not need to be added as Spirit Break is very obviously used for stab) Substitute allows Grimmsnarl to take advantage of walls like Milotic, Gastrodon, and Bellibolt, letting it ignore status and set up freely (Mention how it also lets grimmsnarl take advantage of its few offensive switchins like Florges and scout them out) . Tera Poison allows Grimmsnarl to take both Fairy- and Fighting-type attacks from faster Pokemon like Florges and Flamigo. Tera Steel also resists Fairy-type attacks but trades its Fighting resistance for a multitude of others, notably helping Grimmsnarl versus Toxtricity's Boomburst, Staraptor's Brave Bird, and Bronzong's Heavy Slam. (Flip these two around for the reasons i stated above)

Due to having to rely on Sucker Punch to hit Steel-types (Mention non zong examples here like Aslash), Grimmsnarl commonly struggles against them; because of this, Grimmsnarl appreciates teammates that can pressure them like Salazzle, Deplhox, and Golurk. Grimmsnarl's Substitute is easily broken by powerful wallbreakers like Inteleon and Staraptor, or it can be ignored by Pokemon like Toxtricity. So, Milotic, Bellibolt, and Bronzong make for great partners, being able to check these strong offensive threats. Grimmsnarl easily takes advantage of sets up against special attacking walls like Gastrodon and Bellibolt. In order to get Grimmsnarl in against these Pokemon, it must be paired with teammates that draw these walls out and can pivot like Inteleon and Flamigo. Grimmsnarl, due to being slow and having to rely on Sucker Punch to take care of faster threats, likes to have cleaners alongside it such as Choice Scarf users like Staraptor, Rotom-C, and Bruxish to finish up games after it's beaten the bulkier Pokemon. Grimmsnarl also struggles with getting a sweep off right away, so wallbreakers like Meloetta, Paldean Tauros-F, and
Hariyama pair well to overwhelm shared checks such as Bronzong, Mudsdale, and Qwilfish.
(I would add how Grimm really likes to have Florges and Scream Tail removed as both force it to tera or trick / encore it, so checks like Skunk or whatever are helpful)
[SET CREDITS]
Written by:
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1/2 once implemented, great job!
 
[SET]
name: Bulk Up
move 1: Bulk Up
move 2: Sucker Punch
move 3: Spirit Break
move 4: Substitute
item: Leftovers
ability: Prankster
nature: Careful
evs: 252 HP / 4 Atk / 252 SpD
tera type: Steel / Poison

[SET COMMENTS]

Grimmsnarl is a threatening sweeper thanks to its ability to set up and use Substitute with priority in battle because of Prankster. Thanks to its ability, Grimmsnarl can invest fully in its bulk, allowing it to take multiple hits before fainting. Grimmsnarl's STAB combo is also difficult to switch into as it's unresisted by the entire tier. Sucker Punch helps Grimmsnarl pick off fast frail Pokemon like Inteleon, Kilowattrel, and Salazzle. Substitute allows Grimmsnarl to take advantage of walls like Milotic, Gastrodon, and Bellibolt, letting it ignore status and set up freely. On top of this, it also helps Grimmsnarl scout out choice locked Pokemon like Florges and Duraludon. Tera Steel also resists Fairy-type attacks but trades its Fighting resistance (grimm doesn't resist fighting. if this is in reference to tera poison, it reads a bit awkward, since you haven't actually discussed tera poison yet.) for a multitude of others, notably helping Grimmsnarl versus Toxtricity's Boomburst, Staraptor's Brave Bird, and Bronzong's Heavy Slam. Tera Poison allows Grimmsnarl to take both Fairy- and Fighting-type attacks from faster Pokemon like Florges and Flamigo. (i think it's worth mentioning that tera poison leaves grimm open to psychic noise from florges and company, which can be pretty annoying if you're trying to 1v1 them with grimm.)

Due to having to rely on Sucker Punch to hit Steel-types like Alolan Sandslash, Grimmsnarl commonly struggles against them; because of this, Grimmsnarl appreciates teammates that can pressure them like Salazzle, Deplhox, and Golurk. Grimmsnarl's Substitute is easily broken by powerful wallbreakers like Inteleon and Staraptor, or it can be ignored by Pokemon like Toxtricity. So, Milotic, Bellibolt, and Bronzong make for great partners, being able to check these strong offensive threats. Grimmsnarl easily takes advantage of sets up against special attacking walls like Gastrodon and Bellibolt. In order to get Grimmsnarl in against these Pokemon, it must be paired with teammates that draw these walls out and can pivot like Inteleon and Flamigo. Grimmsnarl, due to being slow and having to rely on Sucker Punch to take care of faster threats, likes to have cleaners alongside it such as Choice Scarf users like Staraptor, Rotom-C, and Bruxish to finish up games after it's beaten the bulkier Pokemon. Grimmsnarl also struggles with getting a sweep off right away, so wallbreakers like Meloetta, Paldean Tauros-F, and Hariyama pair well to overwhelm shared checks such as Bronzong (not sure i'd call this a grimm check unless it's iron defense, which is uncommon atm. smth like coalossal works instead, since grimm doesn't really break it and becomes useless if flame body activates.), Mudsdale, and Qwilfish. Scream Tail and Florges are both annoyances for Grimmsnarl as they can both lock it into a move with Encore and Trick, respectively. In order to deal with these threats, partners like Skuntank, Salazzle, and Toxtricity work well in tandem with Grimmsnarl.

[SET CREDITS]
Written by:
https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/powerofmemes.583607/
Quality checked by:
https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/bella.567483/
https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/asa.400292/
Grammar checked by:
https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/user5.104/
qc 2/2
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1/1 GP Team done
[SET]
name: Bulk Up
move 1: Bulk Up
move 2: Sucker Punch
move 3: Spirit Break
move 4: Substitute
item: Leftovers
ability: Prankster
nature: Careful
evs: 252 HP / 4 Atk / 252 SpD
tera type: Steel / Poison

[SET COMMENTS]
Grimmsnarl is a threatening sweeper thanks to its ability to set up and use Substitute with priority in battle because of Prankster. Thanks to its ability, Grimmsnarl can invest fully in its bulk, allowing it to take multiple hits before fainting. Grimmsnarl's STAB combo combination is also difficult to switch into, (AC) as it's unresisted by the entire tier. Sucker Punch helps Grimmsnarl pick off fast frail Pokemon like Inteleon, Kilowattrel, and Salazzle. Substitute allows Grimmsnarl it to take advantage of walls like Milotic, Gastrodon, and Bellibolt, letting it ignore status and set up freely. On top of this, it also helps Grimmsnarl scout out Choice-locked choice locked Pokemon like Florges and Duraludon. Tera Steel resists grants it a resistance to Fairy-type attacks, (AC) as well as gaining and a multitude of others other resistances, notably helping Grimmsnarl versus Toxtricity's Boomburst, Staraptor's Brave Bird, and Bronzong's Heavy Slam. While just like Tera Steel Similarly, Tera Poison helps Grimmsnarl take on Fairy-type attacks from Florges (RP), (AC) but it Tera Poison trades Tera Steel's wide array of resistances for a resistance to common Fighting-type attacks from faster Pokemon like Heracross and Flamigo. However, it now has to deal with super effective Psychic Noise from both Scream Tail and Florges.

Due to having to rely on Sucker Punch to hit Steel-types like Alolan Sandslash, Grimmsnarl commonly struggles against them; because of this, Grimmsnarl appreciates teammates that can pressure them like Salazzle, Deplhox Delphox, and Golurk. Grimmsnarl's Substitute is easily broken by powerful wallbreakers like Inteleon and Staraptor, or it can be ignored by Pokemon like Toxtricity. (is this the only example? if it is, just say toxtricity instead of 'pokemon like') So, Milotic, Bellibolt, and Bronzong make for great partners, being able to check these strong offensive threats. Grimmsnarl easily takes advantage of and sets up against special attacking walls like Gastrodon and Bellibolt. In order to get Grimmsnarl in against these Pokemon, it must be paired with teammates that draw force these walls out in and can pivot like Inteleon and Flamigo. Grimmsnarl, due to being slow and having to rely on Sucker Punch to take care of faster threats, likes to have cleaners alongside it such as Choice Scarf users like Staraptor, Rotom-C, and Bruxish to finish up games after it's beaten the bulkier Pokemon. Grimmsnarl also struggles with getting sweeping early-game a sweep off right away, so wallbreakers like Meloetta, Paldean Tauros-F, and Hariyama pair well to overwhelm shared checks such as Coalossal, Mudsdale, and Qwilfish. Scream Tail and Florges are both annoyances for Grimmsnarl, (AC) as they can both lock it into a move with Encore and Trick, respectively. In order to deal with these threats, partners like Skuntank, Salazzle, and Toxtricity work well in tandem with Grimmsnarl.

[SET CREDITS]
Written by:
https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/powerofmemes.583607/
Quality checked by:
https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/bella.567483/
https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/asa.400292/
Grammar checked by:
https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/user5.104/
 
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1/1 GP Team done
[SET]
name: Bulk Up
move 1: Bulk Up
move 2: Sucker Punch
move 3: Spirit Break
move 4: Substitute
item: Leftovers
ability: Prankster
nature: Careful
evs: 252 HP / 4 Atk / 252 SpD
tera type: Steel / Poison

[SET COMMENTS]
Grimmsnarl is a threatening sweeper thanks to its ability to set up and use Substitute with priority in battle because of Prankster. Thanks to its ability, Grimmsnarl can invest fully in its bulk, allowing it to take multiple hits before fainting. Grimmsnarl's STAB combo combination is also difficult to switch into, (AC) as it's unresisted by the entire tier. Sucker Punch helps Grimmsnarl pick off fast frail Pokemon like Inteleon, Kilowattrel, and Salazzle. Substitute allows Grimmsnarl it to take advantage of walls like Milotic, Gastrodon, and Bellibolt, letting it ignore status and set up freely. On top of this, it also helps Grimmsnarl scout out Choice-locked choice locked Pokemon like Florges and Duraludon. Tera Steel resists grants it a resistance to Fairy-type attacks, (AC) as well as gaining and a multitude of others other resistances, notably helping Grimmsnarl versus Toxtricity's Boomburst, Staraptor's Brave Bird, and Bronzong's Heavy Slam. While just like Tera Steel Similarly, Tera Poison helps Grimmsnarl take on Fairy-type attacks from Florges (RP), (AC) but it Tera Poison trades Tera Steel's wide array of resistances for a resistance to common Fighting-type attacks from faster Pokemon like Heracross and Flamigo. However, it now has to deal with super effective Psychic Noise from both Scream Tail and Florges.

Due to having to rely on Sucker Punch to hit Steel-types like Alolan Sandslash, Grimmsnarl commonly struggles against them; because of this, Grimmsnarl appreciates teammates that can pressure them like Salazzle, Deplhox Delphox, and Golurk. Grimmsnarl's Substitute is easily broken by powerful wallbreakers like Inteleon and Staraptor, or it can be ignored by Pokemon like Toxtricity. (is this the only example? if it is, just say toxtricity instead of 'pokemon like') So, Milotic, Bellibolt, and Bronzong make for great partners, being able to check these strong offensive threats. Grimmsnarl easily takes advantage of and sets up against special attacking walls like Gastrodon and Bellibolt. In order to get Grimmsnarl in against these Pokemon, it must be paired with teammates that draw force these walls out in and can pivot like Inteleon and Flamigo. Grimmsnarl, due to being slow and having to rely on Sucker Punch to take care of faster threats, likes to have cleaners alongside it such as Choice Scarf users like Staraptor, Rotom-C, and Bruxish to finish up games after it's beaten the bulkier Pokemon. Grimmsnarl also struggles with getting sweeping early-game a sweep off right away, so wallbreakers like Meloetta, Paldean Tauros-F, and Hariyama pair well to overwhelm shared checks such as Coalossal, Mudsdale, and Qwilfish. Scream Tail and Florges are both annoyances for Grimmsnarl, (AC) as they can both lock it into a move with Encore and Trick, respectively. In order to deal with these threats, partners like Skuntank, Salazzle, and Toxtricity work well in tandem with Grimmsnarl.

[SET CREDITS]
Written by:
https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/powerofmemes.583607/
Quality checked by:
https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/bella.567483/
https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/asa.400292/
Grammar checked by:
https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/user5.104/
implemented n done, thx :3
 
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