Quality Control Glimmora (QC 0/2)

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Glimmora @ Focus Sash
Ability: Toxic Debris
Tera Type: Grass
EVs: 252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe
Timid Nature
IVs: 0 Atk
- Stealth Rock
- Earth Power
- Sludge Bomb
- Spiky Shield

• Glimmora's ability, Toxic Debris, discourages physical attackers from making contact. Setting up Toxic Spikes is invaluable against bulky teams, crippling common threats like Ting-Lu, Iron Hands, and Diancie.
• Stealth Rock allows Glimmora to break Tornadus and Chien-Pao's Focus Sashes and punishes switches, the cumulated chip damage from both Stealth Rock and Toxic Spikes is not to be underestimated since it can often turn 2HKOs into key OHKOs.
• Glimmora setting Toxic Spikes and Stealth Rock makes it the best partner for Pao-Nite teams, putting a lot of Pokemon in range of Extreme Speed and weakening Iron Hands, Diancie and Incineroar which are difficult for the core to remove. Ting-Lu is another great Pokemon to use in combination with Glimmora, as its great bulk and access to Whirlwind make the most out of the hazards set by Glimmora.
• Earth Power OHKOs opposing Glimmora, chips Iron Hands and Incineroar, and 2HKOs Gholdengo, which is the main way to remove Glimmora without triggering Toxic Debris and is also a great threat to Pao-Nite.
• Sludge Bomb is a strong attack that greatly threatens Grass-types, notably OHKOing Ogerpon-W after Stealth Rock damage and 2HKOing Assault Vest Rillaboom, which would otherwise threathen Ting-Lu and Landorus.
• Focus Sash allows Glimmora to always take an hit, making sure to always be able to set Stealth Rocks or threathen Gholdengo or Ogerpon-W.
• Glimmora's Timid Nature makes sure that Glimmora is faster than Max Speed Gholdengo
• Tera Grass flips Glimmora’s Ground and Water weaknesses into resistances, letting it survive Landorus-I’s Earth Power and Ogerpon-W’s Ivy Cudgel while also taking neutral damage from Gholdengo’s Make It Rain. It additionally enables Glimmora to bypass Rage Powder from Sinistcha.