UU Copperajah

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[SET]
name: Stealth Rock
move 1: Stealth Rock
move 2: Heavy Slam
move 3: Earthquake
move 4: Power Whip / Heat Crash
item: Leftovers
ability: Heavy Metal
nature: Careful
evs: 172 HP / 252 SpD / 84 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Copperajah's combination of a good defensive typing, solid invested bulk, and strong attacking options makes it a great offensive Stealth Rock setter. Its bulk allows it to switch into many threatening special attackers like Roserade, Sylveon, and Gardevoir, giving it many opportunities to set up Stealth Rock or throw off a strong attack. Earthquake allows Copperajah to hit Incineroar and Cobalion, two common switch-ins, for super effective damage. Power Whip targets Rhyperior, Rotom-W and other bulky Water-types like Milotic, Gastrodon, and Quagsire, but Heat Crash can be used instead, giving Copperajah a harder hit on Pokemon like Bronzong, Doublade, and Shuca Berry Cobalion, as well as OHKOing Escavalier. 84 Speed EVs allow Copperajah to outrun Rhyperior, giving it an opportunity to hit it with Power Whip. It is more effective to invest in Copperajah's Special Defense, as its naturally high HP makes investing in HP less efficient.

Copperajah's bulk is good, but it's prone to being worn down over the course of a match due to relying on Leftovers for recovery. Sylveon is a great partner; not only do the two have great defensive synergy, with Copperajah checking Pokemon that Sylveon struggles with like Roserade and Bronzong and Sylveon checking Pokemon like Pangoro and Flygon, but Sylveon can also provide Wish support to keep Copperajah healthy throughout a match. Noivern is also a great partner, being able to switch into Fighting-type attacks from the likes of Cobalion for Copperajah. It can also provide Defog support, which is helpful as one of the most common Pokemon that Copperajah checks, Roserade, will often set up Spikes as Copperajah comes in, and it can use U-turn to get Copperajah in safely on Pokemon like Gigalith, Gastrodon, and Sylveon. Noivern can also check Celebi, which Copperajah can struggle to do without Heat Crash. Roserade is a good partner, aiding in breaking down Pokemon Copperajah can struggle to deal with alone like Milotic and, if it's lacking Power Whip, Rotom-W and Gastrodon. It also provides Spikes support, which makes switching into Copperajah much more difficult. Copperajah can also aid Roserade by breaking down Steel-types like Escavalier with Heat Crash. Pangoro appreciates Copperajah's ability to switch into and put pressure on Sylveon. It also takes advantage of the Stealth Rock that Copperajah sets up, using it to guarantee OHKOs on Pokemon like Rotom-W and Escavalier. Bulky Water-types like Milotic are good partners for Copperajah, as they can check threatening Fire-types like Swords Dance Incineroar and Chandelure. Checks to Escavalier and Cobalion are important, particularly if Copperajah lacks Heat Crash. Pokemon like Doublade and Incineroar work in this role, and they can help Copperajah to overwhelm their shared checks.

[SET]
name: Assault Vest
move 1: Heavy Slam
move 2: Earthquake
move 3: Power Whip
move 4: Heat Crash
item: Assault Vest
ability: Heavy Metal
nature: Adamant
evs: 252 Atk / 172 SpD / 84 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
When equipped with an Assault Vest, Copperajah becomes a menacing offensive threat that takes advantage of its great combination of bulk and power to threaten offensive and defensive teams alike. Its good coverage moves allow it to pose a threat to common defensive cores, and it finds many opportunities to switch into Pokemon like Noivern, Sylveon, and Toxtricity thanks to its increased bulk. Earthquake allows Copperajah to hit Incineroar and Arcanine, while Power Whip hits bulky Water-types like Milotic, Gastrodon, and Quagsire, aiding Copperajah in breaking down bulkier teams. It's also Copperajah's strongest option against Rhyperior. Heat Crash rounds out Copperajah's coverage, allowing it to fry Steel-types like Bronzong, Escavalier, and Cobalion, all of which could otherwise take Earthquake. 84 Speed EVs allow Copperajah to outspeed Rhyperior, and the rest of the EVs maximise its overall bulk and power.

Sylveon is a good partner, as this set is benefits from Wish support to continually check opposing threats. Sylveon also appreciates that Copperajah can switch into strong special attackers that would otherwise cause Sylveon issues, like Roserade, Choice Specs Gardevoir, and Toxtricity. In return, Sylveon can take on the likes of Pangoro, Haxorus, and Flygon, which would otherwise prey on Copperajah's weaker Defense stat and weakness to their attacks. Ground-types like Rhyperior and Flygon are good partners for this set, as they dissuade Pokemon like Toxtricity and Heliolisk from taking advantage of Copperajah for momentum with Volt Switch. Copperajah can check Pokemon like Roserade and Bronzong for them in return. Roserade appreciates that Copperajah can switch into Pokemon like Noivern, Choice Scarf Gardevoir, and Espeon for it. In return, Roserade can set up Spikes to take advantage of the many switches Copperajah forces, as well as breaking down the bulky Water-types that Copperajah doesn't like staying in on like Milotic and Mantine. Noivern can take on Fighting-types like Cobalion and, to a lesser extent, Pangoro, that Copperajah would otherwise struggle with. It also provides a way of keeping faster foes in check, compensating for Copperajah's sluggishness. Copperajah aids with checking Fairy-types like Sylveon in return. Rotom-W's immunity to Ground-type attacks and resistance to Fire-type attacks allows it to pivot into Pokemon that would threaten Copperajah, like Flygon and Darmanitan. It can also provide Defog support, which is helpful, as Assault Vest Copperajah is very vulnerable to chip damage from Stealth Rock and Spikes.

[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[Lilburr, 481709]]
- Quality checked by: [[A Cake Wearing A Hat, 388157], [Estarossa, 461329]]
- Grammar checked by: [[The Dutch Plumberjack, 232216]]
 
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[SET]
name: Stealth Rock
move 1: Stealth Rock
move 2: Heavy Slam
move 3: Earthquake
move 4: Power Whip / Heat Crash
item: Leftovers
ability: Heavy Metal
nature: Careful
evs: 172 HP / 252 SpD / 84 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Copperajah's combination of a good defensive typing, solid invested bulk and strong attacking options make it a great offensive Stealth Rock setter. Its bulk allows it to switch into many threatening special attackers, like Roserade, Sylveon, and Gardevoir, giving it many opportunities to set up Stealth Rock or throw off a strong attack. Earthquake allows Copperajah to hit Incineroar and Cobalion, two common switch-ins, for super-effective damage. Power Whip allows Copperajah to hit Rotom-W and other bulky Water-types like Milotic, Gastrodon, and Quagsire, but Heat Crash can be used instead, giving Copperajah a stronger hit on Pokemon like Bronzong, Doublade, and Shuca Berry Cobalion, as well as OHKOing Escavalier. 84 Speed EVs allow Copperajah to outrun Rhyperior, giving it an opportunity to hit it with Power Whip. It is more effective to invest in Copperajah's Special Defense, as its naturally high HP makes investing in HP less efficient.

Copperajah's bulk is good, but it's prone to being worn down over the course of a match due to relying on Leftovers for recovery. Sylveon is a great partner; not only do the two have great defensive synergy, with Copperajah checking Pokemon that Sylveon struggles with like Roserade and Toxtricity and Sylveon checking Pokemon like Pangoro and Flygon, but Sylveon can also provide Wish support to keep Copperajah healthy throughout a match. I wouldn't really call Copperajah that much of a Toxtricity check, especially without Assault Vest. Specs Volt Switch damage can rack up over time and overwhelm Rajah easily, Noivern is also a great partner, being able to switch into Fighting-type attacks from the likes of Cobalion for Copperajah. It can also provide Defog support, and it can use U-turn to get Copperajah in safely on Pokemon like Gigalith and Gastrodon. Noivern also appreciates Copperajah abusing Cleric Sylveon, one of its greatest enemies. Noivern can also help Copperajah check Roserade without taking too much Spikes chip. Roserade is a good partner, aiding in breaking down Pokemon Copperajah can struggle to deal with alone like Milotic. It also provides Spikes support, which makes switching into Copperajah much more difficult. Copperajah can also aid Roserade by breaking down Steel-types like Bronzong and Escavalier with Heat Crash. Escavalier's fine, but to be fair you do beat non-Earthquake Bronzong without Heat Crash since it can't touch you. Pangoro appreciates Copperajah's ability to switch into and put pressure on Sylveon. It also takes advantage of the Stealth Rock that Copperajah sets up, using it to guarantee OHKOs on Pokemon like Rotom-W and Escavalier. Pangoro's revenge killers such as Noivern and Gardevoir can also be used to bring Copperajah in.

[SET]
name: Assault Vest
move 1: Heavy Slam
move 2: Earthquake
move 3: Power Whip
move 4: Heat Crash
item: Assault Vest
ability: Heavy Metal
nature: Adamant
evs: 252 Atk / 172 SpD / 84 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
When equipped with an Assault Vest, Copperajah becomes a menacing offensive threat that takes advantage of its great combination of bulk and power to threaten offensive and defensive teams alike. Its good coverage moves allow it to pose a threat to common defensive cores, and it finds many opportunities to switch into Pokemon like Noivern, Sylveon, and Toxtricity thanks to its increased bulk. Again not 100% sure on how good of a Toxtricity check Copperajah is, at least on its own. It can then throw off powerful attacks, using its strong coverage to dismantle common defensive cores. Earthquake allows Copperajah to hit Incineroar and Arcanine, while Power Whip hits bulky Water-types like Milotic, Gastrodon, and Quagsire, aiding Copperajah in breaking down stall. I'd just generalize this as something like "bulkier teams," Stall hasn't seen too much use in serious play aside from ladder experimenting. Heat Crash rounds out Copperajah's coverage, allowing it to fry (not a comment or a nitipick but haha ur sooo funny) Steel-types like Bronzong, Escavalier, and Cobalion, all of which could otherwise take Earthquake. See my lines above on Bronzong.

Sylveon is a good partner, as this set is very reliant on Wish support to continually check opposing threats. I wouldn't say its that reliant on Wish support, over long games maybe but generally Copperajah can work fine without Sylveon, as much as it appreciates Wish. Sylveon also appreciates that Copperajah can switch into strong special attackers that would otherwise cause Sylveon issues, like Choice Specs Gardevoir and Toxtricity. In return, Sylveon can take on the likes of Pangoro, Haxorus, and Flygon, which would otherwise prey on Copperajah's weaker Defense stat. Moreso its weakness to their Fighting- and Ground-type coverage. Roserade appreciates that Copperajah can switch into Pokemon like Noivern, Choice Scarf Gardevoir, and Espeon for it. In return, Roserade can set up Spikes to take advantage of the many switches Copperajah forces, as well as breaking down the bulky Water-types that Copperajah doesn't like staying in on. I mean staying in on things like Gastrodon / Quagsire / Non-Wisp Rotom-W is fine I'd say, I'd probably be more specific with examples like Milotic. Noivern can take on Fighting-types like Cobalion and, to a lesser extent, Pangoro, that Copperajah would otherwise struggle with. It also provides speed control, compensating for Copperajah's sluggishness. Copperajah aids with checking Fairy-types like Sylveon in return. Rotom-W's immunity to Ground-type attacks and resistance to Fire-type attacks allows it to pivot into Pokemon that would threaten Copperajah, like Flygon and Darmanitan. It can also provide Defog support, which is helpful as Assault Vest Copperajah is very vulnerable to chip damage from Stealth Rock and Spikes. Moreso Spikes since on Rajah teams it'll be the main (if only) Roserade pivot, and Spikes damage can rack up quickly.

[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[Lilburr, 481709]]
- Quality checked by: [[username1, userid1], [username2, userid2]]
- Grammar checked by: [[username1, userid1]]
 

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[SET]
name: Stealth Rock
move 1: Stealth Rock
move 2: Heavy Slam
move 3: Earthquake
move 4: Power Whip / Heat Crash
item: Leftovers
ability: Heavy Metal
nature: Careful
evs: 172 HP / 252 SpD / 84 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Copperajah's combination of a good defensive typing, solid invested bulk and strong attacking options make it a great offensive Stealth Rock setter. Its bulk allows it to switch into many threatening special attackers, like Roserade, Sylveon, and Gardevoir, giving it many opportunities to set up Stealth Rock or throw off a strong attack. Earthquake allows Copperajah to hit Incineroar and Cobalion, two common switch-ins, for super-effective damage. Power Whip allows Copperajah to hit rhyperior says hi Rotom-W and other bulky Water-types like Milotic, Gastrodon, and Quagsire, but Heat Crash can be used instead, giving Copperajah a stronger hit on Pokemon like Bronzong, Doublade, and Shuca Berry Cobalion, as well as OHKOing Escavalier. 84 Speed EVs allow Copperajah to outrun Rhyperior, giving it an opportunity to hit it with Power Whip. It is more effective to invest in Copperajah's Special Defense, as its naturally high HP makes investing in HP less efficient.

Copperajah's bulk is good, but it's prone to being worn down over the course of a match due to relying on Leftovers for recovery. Sylveon is a great partner; not only do the two have great defensive synergy, with Copperajah checking Pokemon that Sylveon struggles with like Roserade and Bronzong and Sylveon checking Pokemon like Pangoro and Flygon, but Sylveon can also provide Wish support to keep Copperajah healthy throughout a match. Noivern is also a great partner, being able to switch into Fighting-type attacks from the likes of Cobalion for Copperajah. It can also provide Defog support, can say something like to stop it being overwhelmed by spikes that roserade sets when switching into it or something to say why this is useful and it can use U-turn to get Copperajah in safely on Pokemon like Gigalith, Gastrodon, and Sylveon. Comment on its ability to check Celebi too, which you struggle to do otherwise. Roserade is a good partner, aiding in breaking down Pokemon Copperajah can struggle to deal with alone like Milotic. It also provides Spikes support, which makes switching into Copperajah much more difficult. Copperajah can also aid Roserade by breaking down Steel-types like Escavalier with Heat Crash. Pangoro appreciates Copperajah's ability to switch into and put pressure on Sylveon. It also takes advantage of the Stealth Rock that Copperajah sets up, using it to guarantee OHKOs on Pokemon like Rotom-W and Escavalier.

Mention some checks to Fire-types like Chandy (or SD Incin) that can really threaten you.

Mention some checks to Escavalier and SD Cobalion, which can freely abuse Rajah lacking Heat Crash. You could talk about Doublade for SD Coba here, and briefly comment on how Steelspam with copperajah is particularly effective due to how easily they can overwhelm their shared checks. (escav is a nice mention for this too of course, since it can help deal with stuff like Haxorus and Celebi that Copperajah can't.

Give a mention to Gastrodon too, especially for non Power Whip versions.


[SET]
name: Assault Vest
move 1: Heavy Slam
move 2: Earthquake
move 3: Power Whip
move 4: Heat Crash
item: Assault Vest
ability: Heavy Metal
nature: Adamant
evs: 252 Atk / 172 SpD / 84 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
When equipped with an Assault Vest, Copperajah becomes a menacing offensive threat that takes advantage of its great combination of bulk and power to threaten offensive and defensive teams alike. Its good coverage moves allow it to pose a threat to common defensive cores, and it finds many opportunities to switch into Pokemon like Noivern, Sylveon, and Toxtricity thanks to its increased bulk. It can then throw off powerful attacks, using its strong coverage to dismantle common defensive cores. this is really repetitive with your previous statement basically saying the exact same thing nearly word for word. Earthquake allows Copperajah to hit Incineroar and Arcanine, while Power Whip hits bulky Water-types like Milotic, Gastrodon, and Quagsire, aiding Copperajah in breaking down bulkier teams again make sure to say its the strongest option vs rhyp. Heat Crash rounds out Copperajah's coverage, allowing it to fry Steel-types like Bronzong, Escavalier, and Cobalion, all of which could otherwise take Earthquake. explain why 84 speed again on this set.

Sylveon is a good partner, as this set is benefits from Wish support to continually check opposing threats. Sylveon also appreciates that Copperajah can switch into strong special attackers that would otherwise cause Sylveon issues, like Roserade Choice Specs Gardevoir and Toxtricity. In return, Sylveon can take on the likes of Pangoro, Haxorus, and Flygon, which would otherwise prey on Copperajah's weaker Defense stat and weakness to their attacks. Ground-types like Rhyperior and Flygon are good partners for this set, as they dissuade Pokemon like Toxtricity and Heliolisk from abusing Copperajah for momentum with Volt Switch. Copperajah can check Pokemon like Inteleon idk if i'd use Inteleon as an example here unless you specifically mention how it can be overwhelmed fairly easily by specs still, because like Hydro is doing an absurd amount to you still. and Rotom-W for them in return. Roserade appreciates that Copperajah can switch into Pokemon like Noivern, Choice Scarf Gardevoir, and Espeon for it. In return, Roserade can set up Spikes to take advantage of the many switches Copperajah forces, as well as breaking down the bulky Water-types that Copperajah doesn't like staying in on like Milotic and Mantine. Noivern can take on Fighting-types like Cobalion and, to a lesser extent, Pangoro, that Copperajah would otherwise struggle with. It also provides speed control, compensating for Copperajah's sluggishness. Copperajah aids with checking Fairy-types like Sylveon in return. Rotom-W's immunity to Ground-type attacks and resistance to Fire-type attacks allows it to pivot into Pokemon that would threaten Copperajah, like Flygon and Darmanitan. It can also provide Defog support, which is helpful as Assault Vest Copperajah is very vulnerable to chip damage from Stealth Rock and Spikes.

[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[Lilburr, 481709]]
- Quality checked by: [[A Cake Wearing A Hat, 388157], [username2, userid2]]
- Grammar checked by: [[username1, userid1]]
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[SET]
name: Stealth Rock
move 1: Stealth Rock
move 2: Heavy Slam
move 3: Earthquake
move 4: Power Whip / Heat Crash
item: Leftovers
ability: Heavy Metal
nature: Careful
evs: 172 HP / 252 SpD / 84 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Copperajah's combination of a good defensive typing, solid invested bulk, (AC) and strong attacking options make makes it a great offensive Stealth Rock setter. Its bulk allows it to switch into many threatening special attackers (RC) like Roserade, Sylveon, and Gardevoir, giving it many opportunities to set up Stealth Rock or throw off a strong attack. Earthquake allows Copperajah to hit Incineroar and Cobalion, two common switch-ins, for super effective (RH) damage. Power Whip allows Copperajah to hit targets (repetition) Rhyperior, Rotom-W and other bulky Water-types like Milotic, Gastrodon, and Quagsire, but Heat Crash can be used instead, giving Copperajah a stronger harder hit on Pokemon like Bronzong, Doublade, and Shuca Berry Cobalion, as well as OHKOing Escavalier. 84 Speed EVs allow Copperajah to outrun Rhyperior, giving it an opportunity to hit it with Power Whip. It is more effective to invest in Copperajah's Special Defense, as its naturally high HP makes investing in HP less efficient.

Copperajah's bulk is good, but it's prone to being worn down over the course of a match due to relying on Leftovers for recovery. Sylveon is a great partner; not only do the two have great defensive synergy, with Copperajah checking Pokemon that Sylveon struggles with like Roserade and Bronzong and Sylveon checking Pokemon like Pangoro and Flygon, but Sylveon can also provide Wish support to keep Copperajah healthy throughout a match. Noivern is also a great partner, being able to switch into Fighting-type attacks from the likes of Cobalion for Copperajah. It can also provide Defog support, which is helpful, (AC) as one of the most common Pokemon that Copperajah checks, Roserade, will often set up Spikes as Copperajah comes in, and it can use U-turn to get Copperajah in safely on Pokemon like Gigalith, Gastrodon, and Sylveon. Noivern can also check Celebi, which Copperajah can struggle to do without Heat Crash. Roserade is a good partner, aiding in breaking down Pokemon Copperajah can struggle to deal with alone like Milotic and, if it's lacking Power Whip, Rotom-W and Gastrodon. It also provides Spikes support, which makes switching into Copperajah much more difficult. Copperajah can also aid Roserade by breaking down Steel-types like Escavalier with Heat Crash. Pangoro appreciates Copperajah's ability to switch into and put pressure on Sylveon. It also takes advantage of the Stealth Rock that Copperajah sets up, using it to guarantee OHKOs on Pokemon like Rotom-W and Escavalier. Bulky Water-types like Milotic are good partners for Copperajah, as they can check threatening Fire-types like Swords Dance Incineroar and Chandelure. Checks to Escavalier and Cobalion are important, particularly if Copperajah lacks Heat Crash. Pokemon like Doublade and Incineroar work in this role, and they can help Copperajah to overwhelm their shared checks.

[SET]
name: Assault Vest
move 1: Heavy Slam
move 2: Earthquake
move 3: Power Whip
move 4: Heat Crash
item: Assault Vest
ability: Heavy Metal
nature: Adamant
evs: 252 Atk / 172 SpD / 84 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
When equipped with an Assault Vest, Copperajah becomes a menacing offensive threat that takes advantage of its great combination of bulk and power to threaten offensive and defensive teams alike. Its good coverage moves allow it to pose a threat to common defensive cores, and it finds many opportunities to switch into Pokemon like Noivern, Sylveon, and Toxtricity thanks to its increased bulk. Earthquake allows Copperajah to hit Incineroar and Arcanine, while Power Whip hits bulky Water-types like Milotic, Gastrodon, and Quagsire, aiding Copperajah in breaking down bulkier teams. It's also Copperajah's strongest option against Rhyperior. Heat Crash rounds out Copperajah's coverage, allowing it to fry Steel-types like Bronzong, Escavalier, and Cobalion, all of which could otherwise take Earthquake. 84 Speed EVs allow Copperajah to outspeed Rhyperior, and the rest of the EVs maximise maximize its overall bulk and power.

Sylveon is a good partner, as this set is benefits from Wish support to continually check opposing threats. Sylveon also appreciates that Copperajah can switch into strong special attackers that would otherwise cause Sylveon issues, like Roserade, Choice Specs Gardevoir, and Toxtricity. In return, Sylveon can take on the likes of Pangoro, Haxorus, and Flygon, which would otherwise prey on Copperajah's weaker Defense stat and weakness to their attacks. Ground-types like Rhyperior and Flygon are good partners for this set, as they dissuade Pokemon like Toxtricity and Heliolisk from abusing taking advantage of Copperajah for momentum with Volt Switch. Copperajah can check Pokemon like Roserade and Bronzong for them in return. Roserade appreciates that Copperajah can switch into Pokemon like Noivern, Choice Scarf Gardevoir, and Espeon for it. In return, Roserade can set up Spikes to take advantage of the many switches Copperajah forces, as well as breaking down the bulky Water-types that Copperajah doesn't like staying in on like Milotic and Mantine. Noivern can take on Fighting-types like Cobalion and, to a lesser extent, Pangoro, that Copperajah would otherwise struggle with. It also provides speed control a revenge killer, (or "way of keeping faster foes in check", w/e, but speed control = trick room / icy wind / twave etc) compensating for Copperajah's sluggishness. Copperajah aids with checking Fairy-types like Sylveon in return. Rotom-W's immunity to Ground-type attacks and resistance to Fire-type attacks allows it to pivot into Pokemon that would threaten Copperajah, like Flygon and Darmanitan. It can also provide Defog support, which is helpful, (AC) as Assault Vest Copperajah is very vulnerable to chip damage from Stealth Rock and Spikes.

[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[Lilburr, 481709]]
- Quality checked by: [[A Cake Wearing A Hat, 388157], [Estarossa, 461329]]
- Grammar checked by: [[username1, userid1]]
 

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