UU Centiskorch

[Taptricity]

[SET]
name: All-out Attacker
move 1: Fire Lash
move 2: Leech Life
move 3: Power Whip
move 4: Knock Off
item: Heavy-Duty Boots
ability: Flash Fire
nature: Adamant
evs: 252 Atk / 4 Def / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Centiskorch is an unconventional option for a wallbreaker in the metagame, but its diverse coverage and good defensive typing make it a serviceable check to a medley of Pokemon such as Cobalion, Doublade, Galarian Weezing, and Tsareena. Fire Lash is Centiskorch's best Fire-type move, and its Defense drop guarantees that Power Whip picks up the KO on defensive Pokemon that would otherwise check Centiskorch, such as Gigalith, Rhyperior, and Milotic. Knock Off provides valuable coverage against potential switch-ins like Noivern and Mantine and cripples them by removing their items. Flash Fire lets Centiskorch switch into Fire-types like Chandelure and Darmanitan that are Choice-locked into their Fire-type moves while powering up its Fire Lash in the process. An Adamant nature maximizes Centiskorch's damage output, while full Speed investment enables it to outspeed Milotic, Machamp, and Pangoro.

Mantine and Rotom-W are entry hazard removers that help Centiskorch more freely deal with Knock Off users like Escavalier and Golisopod that exploit its overreliance on Heavy-Duty Boots. Noivern is a great teammate for Centiskorch, as it can bring Centiskorch in with U-turn to beat Noivern's checks like Sylveon and weakened Gigalith. Noivern is able to also revenge kill threats like Inteleon that can defeat Centiskorch. Cobalion is able to absorb Knock Off, whereas Centiskorch can come in on Celebi, Doublade, and Choice Scarf Darmanitan. Thunder Wave on Cobalion specifically is vital to cripple the likes of Noivern, giving Centiskorch an easier time breaking through the opposing team. Sylveon and Gigalith are both able to check Noivern, a common answer to Centiskorch, with the former being able to preserve Centiskorch's health with Wish. Shift Gear Toxtricity easily benefits from Centiskorch's capabilities of defeating some of its most dangerous checks like Gigalith and Rhyperior so that it can wreak havoc late-game. Doublade is a great late-game cleaner that loves Centiskorch defeating Rhyperior and Milotic while crippling Noivern. Doublade also checks Lucario and Cobalion, which takes pressure off of Centiskorch. Roserade is able to check Water-types such as Rotom-W, Milotic, and Inteleon, while Centiskorch shuts down Bronzong and Escavalier in their attempts to counter Roserade. Roserade also supports Centiskorch with Spikes, which applies pressure to its victims like Rhyperior, Gigalith, and Milotic. Rotom-C is also is serviceable in defeating bulky Water-types.

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[Estarossa]

Taptricity I know this is still in WIP atm, but we have discussed this EV spread and would like you to just run 252 Atk / 4 Def / 252 Speed Adamant for now, as the extra bulk is rather niche in general: you want as much damage on targets like Milotic as possible, and while it might take Draco from Noivern better, Hurricane is still very common, and you don't do much in return unless it Roosts.

Running max speed is also nice for the ability to outspeed Machamp and Pangoro.

 

[Taptricity]

Fire centipede is ready

 

[Estarossa]

[SET]
name: 4 Attacks
move 1: Fire Lash
move 2: Leech Life
move 3: Power Whip
move 4: Knock Off
item: Heavy-Duty Boots
ability: Flash Fire
nature: Adamant
evs: 252 Atk / 4 Def / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Centiskorch is an unconventional option for a wallbreaker in the metagame. Explain here why you'd consider using it over other Fire-types instead of just calling it an unconvential option It wields a unique move Fire Lash, and its Defense drop will guarantees that it picks up the KO on defensive Pokemon that would otherwise check it such as Gigalith, Rhyperior, and Milotic with Power Whip. Knock Off also finds itself on the set as valuable coverage against potential switch ins like Noivern and Mantine Golisopod by limiting their opportunities to get on the field via removing their Heavy-Duty Boots Golisopod doesn't usually want to switch into Centiskortch, as it will get 2hkoed and is slower. Centiskorch's typing also asserts it as a decent check to a medley of various Pokemon in the metagame such as Cobalion, Doublade, Gardevoir, Galarian Weezing, and Tsareena. This needs to be brought up at the start. as part of why you'd run it. Flash Fire is Centiskorch's preferred ability as it can pivot into Chandelure and Ninetales Incineroar while powering up its Fire Lash in the process. Pivoting into Incineroar isnt really a good idea, as usually Incin will be clicking Parting Shot or Knock Off. An Adamant nature maximizes Centiskorch's damage output while its full speed investment enables it to outspeed Milotic, Machamp and Pangoro.

Centiskorch is easily prone to getting its Heavy-Duty Boots removed throughout the match which can severly limit its opportunities to switch in if Stealth Rock is in play, so Cobalion can abuse such aggressive plays thanks to its ability Justified and it also appreciates Centiskorch being able to check Doublade. I wouldnt phrase this point about Centiskortch being "easily prone", a lot of Knock Off users like Golisopod, Machamp and Incineroar force Centi out. Instead bring up some other entry hazard removers that can help centi better check Tsareena and Escavalier without worrying about Knock Off so much. Toxtricity easily abuses Centiskorch's capabilities of defeating some of its most dangerous checks like Rhyperior and Gigalith which will let it wreak havoc later in the game presumably you are referring to Shift Gear here? If so be specific and state that it lets it clean late game better by weakening/removing checks like Rhyp/Giga, otherwise specs Toxtricity is more of an early-mid game breaker. Vaporeon is noteworthy for Wish passing to Centiskorch in order to preserve its health while checking Water-types like Golisopod, Inteleon, and Araquanid that threaten Centiskorch. Mantine also functions as a defensive Water-type but instead provides hazard removal in the event that Centiskorch's Heavy-Duty Boots are removed.

Include some Pokemon that can check Noivern for Centi, eg. Gigalith and Sylveon.

Mention Noivern as a team option too. U-turn Noivern brings in a lot ofa Pokemon Centi can check, letting Noivern clean up late game. Can also offer Defog support.

You mention Vaporeon checking offensive Water-types earlier, but Rotom-Wash is also a big threat to Centiskortch. Consider including Roserade, can check Washtom, help to pressure Giga/Waters, Centi checks Steel-types like Bronzong and Escav for it.

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Tag me when implemented, Id like to have another look at this after due to the amount of comments.

 

[Hilomilo]

Taptricity 2 days to implement this

 

[Taptricity]

Apologies, did all of this.

 

[Estarossa]

[SET]
name: 4 Attacks
move 1: Fire Lash
move 2: Leech Life
move 3: Power Whip
move 4: Knock Off
item: Heavy-Duty Boots
ability: Flash Fire
nature: Adamant
evs: 252 Atk / 4 Def / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Centiskorch is an unconventional option for a wallbreaker in the metagame thanks to its diverse coverage and defensive typing that makes it a serviceable check to a medley of Pokemon such as Cobalion, Doublade, Galarian Weezing, and Tsareena. It wields a unique move Fire Lash, and its Defense drop guarantees that it picks up the KO on defensive Pokemon that would otherwise check it such as Gigalith, Rhyperior, and Milotic with Power Whip. Knock Off also finds itself on the set as valuable coverage against potential switch ins like Noivern and Mantine by limiting their opportunities to get on the field via removing their Heavy-Duty Boots. Flash Fire is Centiskorch's preferred ability as it can pivot into Chandelure and Ninetales use Darmanitan instead for now because of the likelihood of a Drought or Ninetales ban, change your wording to talk about punishing them for locking into Fire-stabs, as currently you make it sound like Centi can freely pivot into Chandy which just isn't true as it can be 2hkoed by even Scarf Shadow Ball. while powering up its Fire Lash in the process. An Adamant nature maximizes Centiskorch's damage output while its full speed investment enables it to outspeed Milotic, Machamp, and Pangoro.

Mantine and Rotom-C Rotom-W are hazard removers that helps Centiskorch combat Escavalier and Tsareena respectively due Centiskorch's weakness to Knock Off. reword this to be more clear because this could be read as mantine checking escav and tsareena instead of letting centi more freely check them with less fear of Knock Off Sylveon and Gigalith are both able to check Noivern, a common answer to Centiskorch, with the former able to preserve Centiskorch's health with Wish. Noivern itself is also a great teammate for Centiskorch due to its checks such as? being beaten by Centiskorch, so U-turn is able to get Centiskorch safely on the field. Put this comment before Sylveon/Giga, and talk about it being another option for a Defogger. also comment on its ability to revenge kill checks to Centi like Inteleon and CB Hax. Shift Gear Toxtricity easily abuses Centiskorch's capabilities of defeating some of its most dangerous checks like Giglaith and Rhyperior which will let it wreak havoc by the lategame. Mention Doublade as a late game cleaner too. Roserade is able to check Water-types such as Rotom-W, Milotic, and Inteleon while Centiskorch shuts down Bronzong and Escavalier in their attempts to counter Roserade. talk about the spikes support it can offer Centi, you can bring the Rotom-C mention down here too.

Bring up Cobalion as a teammate. Specifically mention how Twave Coba can cripple the main Centi answer in Noivern on a lot of teams, making it a lot easier to get through.

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QC 1/2 once implemented.

 

[Taptricity]

Ok ready for #2

 

[Twilight]

[SET]
name: 4 Attacks
move 1: Fire Lash
move 2: Leech Life
move 3: Power Whip
move 4: Knock Off
item: Heavy-Duty Boots
ability: Flash Fire
nature: Adamant
evs: 252 Atk / 4 Def / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Centiskorch is an unconventional option for a wallbreaker in the metagame thanks to its diverse coverage and defensive typing that makes it a serviceable check to a medley of Pokemon such as Cobalion, Doublade, Galarian Weezing, and Tsareena. It wields a unique move Fire Lash, and its Defense drop guarantees that it picks up the KO on defensive Pokemon that would otherwise check it such as Gigalith, Rhyperior, and Milotic with Power Whip. Knock Off also finds itself on the set as valuable coverage against potential switch ins like Noivern and Mantine by limiting their opportunities to get on the field via removing their Heavy-Duty Boots. Flash Fire is Centiskorch's preferred ability as it can switch into Fire-types like Chandelure and Darmanitan that are locked into their Fire-type moves while powering up its Fire Lash in the process. An Adamant nature maximizes Centiskorch's damage output while its full speed investment enables it to outspeed Milotic, Machamp, and Pangoro.

Mantine and Rotom-W are hazard removers that helps Centiskorch more freely deal with Knock Off users like Escavalier and Golisopod due to its overreliance on Heavy-Duty Boots. Noivern is a great teammate for Centiskorch due to its checks like Sylveon and Gigalith being beaten by Centiskorch, so U-turn is able to get Centiskorch safely on the field. Noivern is able to also revenge kill threats like Inteleon and Choice Band Haxorus who both defeat Centiskorch. Cobalion can bait the incoming Knock Off for Centiskorch whereas Centiskorch can come in on the anticipated Darmanitan. Surely you mean Centi baits Knock Off for Cobalion, either way just reword to say it can absorb Knock Off for Centiskorch and in return Centiskorch checks Fire-types like X for it. Thunder Wave on Cobalion specifically is vital to cripple the likes of Noivern, and this gives Centiskorch an easier time breaking through the opposing team. Sylveon and Gigalith are both able to check Noivern, a common answer to Centiskorch, with the former able to preserve Centiskorch's health with Wish. Shift Gear Toxtricity easily abuses Centiskorch's capabilities of defeating some of its most dangerous checks like Giglaith and Rhyperior which will let it wreak havoc by the lategame. Roserade is able to check Water-types such as Rotom-W, Milotic, and Inteleon while Centiskorch shuts down Bronzong and Escavalier in their attempts to counter Roserade. Roserade also supports Centiskorch with Spikes apply pressure to its victims Can you give some examples of what it helps break. Rotom-C also is serviceable in defeating bulky Water-types.

As Esta said, bring up Doublade as a late-game cleaner. It appreciates Centi breaking/crippling Noivern, Rhyperior, Milotic etc. Doublade also takes pressure off Centi checking foes like Cobalion and Lucario.

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2/2

 

[kt3]

amcheck :)

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Good stuff. There's a handful of subjective changes here, mostly for clarity.

centiskorch

[SET]
name: 4 Attacks (All-Out Attacker, maybe?)
move 1: Fire Lash
move 2: Leech Life (this first, too?)
move 3: Power Whip
move 4: Knock Off
item: Heavy-Duty Boots
ability: Flash Fire
nature: Adamant
evs: 252 Atk / 4 Def / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Centiskorch is an unconventional option for a wallbreaker in the metagame, (AC) thanks to but its diverse coverage and defensive typing that makes make it a serviceable check to a medley of Pokemon such as Cobalion, Doublade, Galarian Weezing, and Tsareena. It wields a Its unique move Fire Lash, and its Lash's (inconsistent "it") Defense drop guarantees that it Power Whip (imo much clearer but optional, along with the removal at the end of this sentence) picks up the KO on defensive Pokemon that would otherwise check it such as Gigalith, Rhyperior, and Milotic with Power Whip. Knock Off also finds itself on the set as provides valuable coverage against potential switch-ins (AH) like Noivern and Mantine by limiting their opportunities to get on the field via removing their Heavy-Duty Boots. Flash Fire is Centiskorch's preferred ability as so that it can switch into Fire-types like Chandelure and Darmanitan that are Choice (assumed this) locked into their Fire-type moves while powering up its Fire Lash in the process. An Adamant nature maximizes Centiskorch's damage output, (AC) while its full Speed EV investment enables it to outspeed Milotic, Machamp, and Pangoro.

Mantine and Rotom-W are entry hazard removers that helps help Centiskorch more freely deal with Knock Off users like Escavalier and Golisopod due to that exploit its overreliance on Heavy-Duty Boots. Noivern is a great teammate for Centiskorch due to its checks like Sylveon and Gigalith being beaten by Centiskorch, so its (optional, reads clearer) U-turn is able to get Centiskorch safely on the field. Noivern is also able to also revenge kill threats like Inteleon and Choice Band Haxorus, (AC) who both of which defeat Centiskorch. Cobalion is able to absorb any attempt of Knock Off, (AC) whereas Centiskorch can come in on the anticipated Darmanitan. Thunder Wave on Cobalion specifically is vital to cripple the likes of Noivern, and this gives Centiskorch an easier time breaking through the opposing team. Sylveon and Gigalith are both able to check Noivern, a common answer to Centiskorch, with the former being able to preserve Centiskorch's health with Wish. Shift Gear Toxtricity easily abuses benefits from Centiskorch's capabilities of defeating some of its most dangerous checks like Giglaith Gigalith and Rhyperior which will let it so that it can wreak havoc by the lategame late-game. Doublade is a great late-game cleaner that loves Centiskorch defeating Rhyperior and Milotic while crippling Noivern. Doublade also checks Lucario and Cobalion, which puts takes pressure off of Centiskorch. Roserade is able to check Water-types such as Rotom-W, Milotic, and Inteleon, (AC) while Centiskorch shuts down Bronzong and Escavalier in their attempts to counter Roserade. Roserade also supports Centiskorch with Spikes, (AC) apply which applies ("apply" also works if you're pertaining to the layers of spikes; "applies" if the move) pressure to its victims like Rhyperior, Gigalith, and Milotic. Rotom-C also is serviceable in defeating bulky Water-types.

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[A Cake Wearing A Hat]

Taptricity

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check, for Tapt

[SET]
name: 4 Attacks All-Out Attacker
move 1: Fire Lash
move 2: Leech Life
move 3: Power Whip
move 4: Knock Off
item: Heavy-Duty Boots
ability: Flash Fire
nature: Adamant
evs: 252 Atk / 4 Def / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Centiskorch is an unconventional option for a wallbreaker in the metagame thanks to, (AC) but its diverse coverage and good defensive typing that makes make it a serviceable check to a medley of Pokemon such as Cobalion, Doublade, Galarian Weezing, and Tsareena. It wields a unique move Fire Lash, and its Fire Lash is Centiskorch's best Fire-type move, and its (fire lash is not technically unique) Defense drop guarantees that it Power Whip picks up the KO on defensive Pokemon that would otherwise check it Centiskorch, (AC) such as Gigalith, Rhyperior, and Milotic with Power Whip. Knock Off also finds itself on the set as provides valuable coverage against potential switch-ins (AH) like Noivern and Mantine by limiting their opportunities to get on the field via removing their Heavy-Duty Boots and cripples them by removing their items. Flash Fire is Centiskorch's preferred ability as it can lets Centiskorch switch into Fire-types like Chandelure and Darmanitan that are locked Choice-locked into their Fire-type moves while powering up its Fire Lash in the process. An Adamant nature maximizes Centiskorch's damage output, (AC) while its full Speed investment enables it to outspeed Milotic, Machamp, and Pangoro.

Mantine and Rotom-W are entry hazard removers that helps help Centiskorch more freely deal with Knock Off users like Escavalier and Golisopod due to that exploit its overreliance on Heavy-Duty Boots. Noivern is a great teammate for Centiskorch due to its checks like Sylveon and Gigalith being beaten by Centiskorch, so U-turn is able to get Centiskorch safely on the field, (AC) as it can bring Centiskorch in with U-turn to beat Noivern's checks like Sylveon and weakened Gigalith. Noivern is able to also revenge kill threats like Inteleon and Choice Band Haxorus who both that can defeat Centiskorch. Cobalion is able to absorb any attempt of Knock Off, (AC) whereas Centiskorch can come in on the anticipated Darmanitan Celebi, Doublade, and Choice Scarf Darmanitan. (qc change) Thunder Wave on Cobalion specifically is vital to cripple the likes of Noivern, and this gives giving Centiskorch an easier time breaking through the opposing team. Sylveon and Gigalith are both able to check Noivern, a common answer to Centiskorch, with the former being able to preserve Centiskorch's health with Wish. Shift Gear Toxtricity easily abuses benefits from Centiskorch's capabilities of defeating some of its most dangerous checks like Giglaith Gigalith and Rhyperior which will let it so that it can wreak havoc by the lategame late-game. Doublade is a great late-game cleaner that loves Centiskorch defeating Rhyperior and Milotic while crippling Noivern. Doublade also checks Lucario and Cobalion, which puts takes pressure off of Centiskorch. Roserade is able to check Water-types such as Rotom-W, Milotic, and Inteleon, (AC) while Centiskorch shuts down Bronzong and Escavalier in their attempts to counter Roserade. Roserade also supports Centiskorch with Spikes apply, (AC) which applies pressure to its victims like Rhyperior, Gigalith, and Milotic. Rotom-C is also is serviceable in defeating bulky Water-types.

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for amchecker

[SET]
name: 4 Attacks (All-Out Attacker, maybe?)
move 1: Fire Lash
move 2: Leech Life (this first, too?) no, fire lash is the best move on the set
move 3: Power Whip
move 4: Knock Off
item: Heavy-Duty Boots
ability: Flash Fire
nature: Adamant
evs: 252 Atk / 4 Def / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Centiskorch is an unconventional option for a wallbreaker in the metagame, (AC) thanks to but its diverse coverage and defensive typing that makes make it a serviceable check to a medley of Pokemon such as Cobalion, Doublade, Galarian Weezing, and Tsareena. It wields a Its unique move Fire Lash, and its Lash's (inconsistent "it") Defense drop guarantees that it Power Whip (imo much clearer but optional, along with the removal at the end of this sentence) picks up the KO on defensive Pokemon that would otherwise check it such as Gigalith, Rhyperior, and Milotic with Power Whip. Knock Off also finds itself on the set as provides valuable coverage against potential switch-ins (AH) like Noivern and Mantine by limiting their opportunities to get on the field via removing their Heavy-Duty Boots. (this sentence is kind of run-on-y, watch out for that stuff) Flash Fire is Centiskorch's preferred ability as so that it can switch into Fire-types like Chandelure and Darmanitan that are Choice (assumed this) locked (Choice-locked is hyphenated) into their Fire-type moves while powering up its Fire Lash in the process. An Adamant nature maximizes Centiskorch's damage output, (AC) while its full Speed EV (unnecessary to say EV) investment enables it to outspeed Milotic, Machamp, and Pangoro.

Mantine and Rotom-W are entry hazard removers that helps help Centiskorch more freely deal with Knock Off users like Escavalier and Golisopod due to that exploit its overreliance on Heavy-Duty Boots. Noivern is a great teammate for Centiskorch due to its checks like Sylveon and Gigalith being beaten by Centiskorch, so its (optional, reads clearer) (this sentence needs more clarity changes than this tbh, check the check) U-turn is able to get Centiskorch safely on the field. Noivern is also able to also (unnecessary) revenge kill threats like Inteleon and Choice Band Haxorus, (AC) who both of which (this sentence swaps subjects from "threats" to specifically Inteleon and Haxorus. This sentence should not do that. A valid solution would be simply replacing "who both" with "that can" and not adding a comma.) defeat Centiskorch. Cobalion is able to absorb any attempt of Knock Off (yea that's some weird phrasing. "absorb Knock Off" is fine), (AC) whereas Centiskorch can come in on the anticipated Darmanitan. Thunder Wave on Cobalion specifically is vital to cripple the likes of Noivern, and this gives Centiskorch an easier time breaking through the opposing team. Sylveon and Gigalith are both able to check Noivern, a common answer to Centiskorch, with the former being able to preserve Centiskorch's health with Wish. Shift Gear Toxtricity easily abuses benefits from Centiskorch's capabilities of defeating some of its most dangerous checks like Giglaith Gigalith and Rhyperior which will let it so that it can wreak havoc by the lategame late-game. Doublade is a great late-game cleaner that loves Centiskorch defeating Rhyperior and Milotic while crippling Noivern. Doublade also checks Lucario and Cobalion, which puts takes pressure off of Centiskorch. Roserade is able to check Water-types such as Rotom-W, Milotic, and Inteleon, (AC) while Centiskorch shuts down Bronzong and Escavalier in their attempts to counter Roserade. Roserade also supports Centiskorch with Spikes, (AC) apply which applies ("apply" also works if you're pertaining to the layers of spikes; "applies" if the move) pressure to its victims like Rhyperior, Gigalith, and Milotic. Rotom-C also is serviceable in defeating bulky Water-types.

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