Monotype Kyurem (Ice)

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[OVERVIEW]

Ice
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Kyurem is a bulky stallbreaker that checks passive Pokemon such as Toxapex, Rotom-Wash, and defensive Zapdos thanks to its Dragon typing. Kyurem's high Special Attack, alongside great coverage, allows it to be extremely useful in the Water, Electric, and Flying matchups. However, Pokemon like Volcarona and Scizor can use Kyurem as setup bait to sweep. Unfortunately, Kyurem's Speed leaves it slower than threats such as Cinderace, Galarian Zapdos, and Zeraora.

[SET]
name: SubRoost (Ice)
move 1: Substitute
move 2: Roost
move 3: Freeze-Dry
move 4: Earth Power
item: Heavy-Duty Boots / Chople Berry
ability: Pressure
nature: Timid
evs: 56 HP / 192 SpA / 8 SpD / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
The combination of Substitute and Roost allows Kyurem to dodge status moves from slower, more defensive Pokemon such as Amoonguss and Toxapex, while Roost + Pressure lets Kyurem drain the PP of foes' moves, such as Ferrothorn's Gyro Ball and Corviknight's Body Press. Freeze-Dry threatens Water-, Flying-, and Ground-types such as Rotom-W, Dragonite, and Mudsdale. Earth Power lets Kyurem check Electric- and Steel-types like Tapu Koko and Heatran. 56 HP EVs let Kyurem's Substitute take one Seismic Toss or Night Shade from Blissey or Galarian Corsola, respectively. 8 Special Defense EVs allow Kyurem to survive a Dazzling Gleam from Choice Specs Tapu Koko. Heavy-Duty Boots helps Kyurem switch into defensive foes multiple times despite its weakness to Stealth Rock, while Chople Berry allows it to survive a Fighting-type attack from Urshifu-R and Galarian Zapdos.

Alolan Ninetales checks Dragon- and Fighting-types like Latias and Urshifu-R and provides Aurora Veil. Choice Scarf Weavile checks Dragapult and Latios for Kyurem, and it can clean Dragon, Psychic, and Ghost teams late-game. Cloyster sets Spikes and Toxic Spikes while chipping physical attackers such as Melmetal and Zarude with Rocky Helmet. Galarian Darmanitan can remove threats such as Galarian Zapdos and Excadrill with Choice Scarf, and it can work alongside Kyurem to break through Flying, Steel, and Poison teams. Piloswine provides Stealth Rock, and it checks special attackers such as Volcarona and Galarian Moltres and Electric-types like Zapdos and Tapu Koko. Glastrier can break through walls such as Galarian Slowking and Clefable, which Kyurem struggles with, and helps wear down the defensive cores of Poison, Flying, and Steel teams. Arctozolt breaks through Dark, Water, and Flying teams with its BoltBeam coverage and can deal with Tyranitar and Clefable, which Kyurem cannot handle.

[STRATEGY COMMENTS]
Other Options
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Ice
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A Choice Specs set with Draco Meteor, Focus Blast, Freeze-Dry, and Earth Power may be considered to wallbreak, but this makes Kyurem much more vulnerable to status and entry hazards. Similarly, a Choice Scarf set may be considered, as it lets Kyurem outspeed and OHKO would-be checks like Tapu Koko, Keldeo, and Dragapult, but common Choice Scarf users such as Blacephalon and Latios still outspeed it, and the drop in power and longevity reduces its ability to break through defensive cores.

Checks and Counters
===================

Ice
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**Melmetal**: Melmetal can take an Earth Power from Kyurem and OHKO it behind Substitute using Double Iron Bash.

**Revenge Killers**: Choice Band Urshifu-R, Garchomp, Latios, and Dragapult outspeed Kyurem and OHKO.

**Status**: Although Kyurem can avoid status with Substitute, it is still vulnerable on the turn it enters the field. Toxic puts Kyurem on a timer, which reduces its ability to check defensive Pokemon such as Toxapex and Blissey effectively. Be wary of Toxic from Crobat, as it goes through Substitute due to Infiltrator. Paralysis cripples Kyurem's ability to threaten offensive teams, as it makes Kyurem's middling Speed even worse.

**Special Walls**: Special walls like Celesteela and Tyranitar can switch into Kyurem and break its Substitute, but the former must be concerned about getting PP stalled, and the latter must be wary of taking chip damage from Earth Power.

[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[SNAK30PRA, 552997]]
- Ice analysis by: [[SNAK30PRA, 552997]]
- Quality checked by: [[felines, 290520], [[roxiee, 481576]]
- Grammar checked by: [[Finland, 517429], [dex, 277988]]
 
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You need this to be properly formatted before it gets checked, you can find the guide to formatting here: https://www.smogon.com/forums/threads/sword-shield-monotype-analyses-resources.3656626/
At first glance, I can see that your tags are messed up, you don't have set names, and your paragraphs are way too short and formatted weird (they should be continuous paragraphs)
Looking at a finished analysis like this one will also be helpful.
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Kyurem is a bulky stallbreaker that can take on and remove passive Pokemon such as Toxapex, Ferrothorn, and Mantine with the combination of SubRoost and coverage moves. Kyurem's decent special attack, alongside unparalleled coverage in the form of Freeze Dry and Earth Power, allows it to be extremely useful in Water, Poison, Steel, and Flying matchups. And it also pairs up quite nicely with its accessibility to Substitute and Roost (SubRoost) as if it gets low, it can roost, and dodge status moves with Substitute if it is faster. However, it does not have much speed and the special attack is fine, but if it isn't weak to Earth Power or Freeze Dry, Pokemon like Volcarona, who are not weak to Kyurem's coverage, can take advantage of it and set up on Kyurem. on SubRoost, and sweep your Ice team with Flamethrower or Fire Blast. Furthermore, Kyurem's Speed is mediocre, as threats such as Cinderace, Terrakion, and Galarian Zapdos outspeed and remove Kyurem.


[SET]
name: SubRoost Kyurem (Ice)
move 1: Freeze-Dry Substitute
move 2: Earth Power Roost
move 3: Substitute Freeze Dry
move 4: Roost Earth Power (Changed the move order bc. Sub Roost)
item: Heavy-Duty Boots
ability: Pressure
nature: Timid
evs: 56 HP / 192 SpA / 8 SpD / 252 Spe


[SET COMMENTS]
The combination of Substitute and Roost allows Kyurem to dodge Status-afflicting moves from slower, more defensive opponents such as Amoonguss and Toxapex, while Roost in conjunction with Pressure allows Kyurem to drain the PP of slower opponents, such as Ferrothorn's Gyro Ball, Tyranitar's Stone Edge, and Corviknight's Body Press. Freeze Dry allows Kyurem to threaten Water-, Flying-, and Ground-types such as Toxapex, Mantine, and Gastrodon. Earth Power allows Kyurem to threaten Electric- and Steel-types such as Tapu Koko and Heatran. The combination of Freeze Dry and Earth Power allows Kyurem to threaten most defensive cores of Water, Electric, Poison, and Ground teams, which are either weak to Freeze Dry or Earth Power. 56 HP EVs allow Kyurem's Subtitute to not break from True Damage moves such as Seismic Toss and Night Shade, allowing Kyurem to outheal and check Blissey and Galarian Corsola. 8 SpDef EVs allow Kyurem to survive a Dazzling Gleam from Choice Specs Tapu Koko, and heavily chip it with Earth Power. The other EVs were placed in Special Attack and Speed to maximize Kyurem's offensive presence. A Timid nature allows Kyurem to outpace and remove Nidoking, Excadrill, and Landorus-T. Heavy-Duty Boots allows Kyurem to come in safely multiple times in a match without fear of being chipped by hazards. (Is this line even needed?) This Kyurem set is a Bulky Attacker which can withstand some hits while countering with one of it's own, and it's accessibility to use Freeze Dry, to hit Water Types for Super-effective damage, is a very nice thing to have an easier time matching up with a Water Monotype. This EV Spread is so it is slightly bulkier than normal, while retaining close to max Special Attack without nature, and 56 HP is so that it can survive a seismic toss from Blissey. And lastly, 8 Special Defencse is to barely survive a Dazzling Gleam from Choice Specs Tapu Koko, and strike back with an Earth Power to kill it, Earth Power can also give good coverage against Heatran and other Steel, Fire and Rock types, Substitute helps punish passive pokemon, especially when Kyurem has surprising resists and neutral hits, and Aurora Veil from Alolan Ninetales will make it much easier to punish passive pokemon.

Galarian Darmamitan greatly appreciates Kyurem's ability to soften defensive cores of Poison and Flying teams, as it allows Galarian Darmamitan to potentially clean up late-game with a Choice Scarf or a Choice Band set. Alolan Ninetales provides Kyurem a switch-in to faster, Dragon-type Pokemon such as Latias and threatens Fighting-type Pokemon such as Urshifu-R. Alolan Ninetales also provides Aurora Veil, which improves the durability of Kyurem's Substitute. Piloswine provides entry hazards to chip Kyurem's targets and also checks Volcarona, which can use Kyurem as setup fodder. Piloswine also provides a ground immunity, which helps in Electric matchups. Choice Scarf Weavile appreciates Kyurem's ability to slowly chip down defensive Pokemon on the opposing team to allow Weavile to clean late-game. In return, Weavile threatens faster Pokemon such as Blacephalon, Dragapult, Latios, and Terrakion, which all force out Kyurem. Cloyster is also a good team mate as it can set hazards such as Toxic Spikes and Spikes, which wear down the opposing team further.
Kyurem can help Darmanitan-G to remove some walls like Mantine as it has hard times to remove it by itself, it can also help all the other ice types on the team by removing Heatran using Earth Power, and it can also remove some other ice weaknesses like some other Steel, Fire and Rock types. It is vulnerable to dragon Pokemon that can outspeed it and it can be covered by switching-in to Alolan Ninetales. It is also vulnerable to Bulky Steel types and you can try to chip it down with Earth Power, and kill it with moves after like Flare Blitz on Darmanitan Galar, Earthquake on Piloswine and Cloyster can do alot of damage after setting up a Shell Smash and using moves like Liquidation. And lastly, it is vulnerable to the likes of Quiver Dance Volcarona as it can set up Quiver Dance, that will reduce the amount of damage an Earth Power will deal and not to mention Earth Power does not do super effective damage to Volcarona, however, if you have a Specially Defensive Piloswine and they are setting up a second Quiver Dance, Flamethrower will leave Piloswine near half of its HP but Piloswine can OHKO Volcarona with Rock Slide, if it chooses to use Flamethrower over Quiver Dance, it will leave Piloswine at low HP while Piloswine OHKOes the Volcarona, helping Kyurem with it's matchup with Volcarona.

[STRATEGY COMMENTS]
Other Options
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Ice
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A Choice Specs set with Draco Meteor, Focus Blast, Freeze Dry, and Earth Power may be considered as it allows Kyurem to punch holes in the opponent's team, but the lack of Heavy-Duty Boots limits the number of times Kyurem can wallbreak, as it is extremely vulnerable to Stealth Rock. Similarly, a Choice Scarf set may be considered, as it lets it outspeed and OHKO checks like Tapu Koko, Keldeo, and Dragapult, but Kyurem is easily outsped by common scarfers such as Blacephalon and Latios, and the drop in power and longevity reduces its ability to check defensive cores.
You can also use scarf Draco Meteor sets on Kyurem, which can do massive amounts of damage and is also a glass cannon, but if people make the right switch in, they get the advantage and you are forced to switch out, wasting a turn. And Draco Meteor is 90% accurate, which can also be very unfortunate because you can miss, and as it is a glass cannon, it may die if the opponent outspeeds, lives your Draco Meteor, or other moves, and if you miss your Draco Meteor.


Checks and Counters
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Ice
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**Celesteela**: Celesteela can break Kyurem's Substitute with This is a threat as even though it does not have any resistance to ice, it is bulky enough to tank some hits from Kyurem while it can either hit a steel move and at most 2HKO or it can spam roost after it can place leech seed. (I'm not sure tbh)

**Melmetal**: Melmetal can take an Earth Power from Kyurem, and OHKO it behind Substitute using Double Iron Bash. Furthermore, Assault Vest Melmetal can take a Choice Specs-boosted Focus Blast from Kyurem, and OHKO it with Double Iron Bash. This is a threat as even though it does not have good Special Defence while Kyurem has high Special Attack, Melmetal has a lot of base HP which can tank an Earth Power from Kyurem, and strike back with a Double Iron Bash, which can also break its substitute.

**Crobat**: This is a threat to Kyurem as even though Kyurem is bulky, it can Toxic the kyurem before it substitutes because Crobat is faster than Kyurem and it cannot miss Toxic due to it being a poison type, and may help the poison matchup against ice.

**Revenge Killers**(add the **): Choice Band Urshifu-R, Garchomp, Latios, and Dragapult outspeed Kyurem and OHKO it with a supereffective move. These are a threat as they can safely come in and kill Kyurem instantly if Kyurem does not have substitute up, some Revenge Killers that are suited to take on Kyurem are mons like Choice Banded Excadrill in Sand and Sword Dance Garchomp.

**Volcarona and Scizor**: Kyurem's coverage cannot damage Volcarona or Scizor significantly, so Volcarona and Scizor can use Kyurem as set up fodder to sweep Ice teams. (honestly doubt if this is needed) This is a threat as Kyurem can't hit it for good damage and Kyurem only does, at most, 34.7% with Earth Power against a non-bulky Volcarona, not to mention it can set up Quiver Dance and also increases its Special Defence, which means Kyurem does even lesser damage to Volcarona.

**Revenge Killers**: These are a threat as they can safely come in and kill Kyurem instantly if Kyurem does not have substitute up, an example of a Revenge Killer that is suited to take on Kyurem is Choice Banded Excadrill in Sand as Kyurem needs 2 Dragon Dance before it even outspeeds Excadrill in sand and Excadrill can most likely kill Kyurem if it outspeeds.

**Status**: Although Kyurem can avoid status-afflicting moves because of Substitute, it still needs to come in on a non-attacking turn (?) to avoid getting statused. Toxic puts Kyurem on a timer, which reduces its ability to check defensive Pokemon such as Toxapex and Blissey effectively. Be wary of Toxic from Crobat, as it goes through Substitutes. Paralysis cripples Kyurem's ability to threaten offensive teams, as it makes Kyurem's middling Speed extremely slow. Toxic This is a threat as even though this set is very bulky, it decreases the percentage of HP, and not the number of HP, which means no matter how many HP it has, it decreases the HP the same rates as other Pokemon and Kyurem sets.
 
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Again, can you format the analysis like the analysis referenced by Felines , we use formatting to check the analyses and having them and different colors in the actual text makes it seems like you haven't implemented the check
 
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Again, can you format the analysis like the analysis referenced by Felines , we use formatting to check the analyses and having them and different colors in the actual text makes it seems like you haven't implemented the check
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Hello roxiee , my actual analysis attempt is all the way on top, in black text color, and I tried to follow the format as close as I can to the analysis referred by Felines, hopefully my formatting is correct now :DDD
 
the formatting looks fine now but you don't seem to have implemented any of the edits you posted previously? if you could implement those that would be helpful
 
SNAK30PRA said:
:SS/Kyurem:
[OVERVIEW]

Ice
========

Kyurem is a bulky stallbreaker that can take on and remove passive Pokemon such as Toxapex, Ferrothorn, and Mantine with Substitute, Freeze-Dry, and Earth Power. Roost and coverage moves. Kyurem's high decent (i mean it's 130) Special Attack, alongside great coverage in the form of Freeze Dry and Earth Power, allows it to be extremely useful in Water, Poison, Steel, and Flying matchups. However, certain Pokemon like Volcarona and Scizor, who are not weak to Kyurem's coverage, can take advantage of it and set up on Kyurem. Furthermore, Kyurem's Speed is mediocre, as threats such as Cinderace, Terrakion, and Galarian Zapdos outspeed and remove Kyurem without a Substitute up.


[SET]
name: SubRoost Kyurem (Ice)
move 1: Substitute
move 2: Roost
move 3: Freeze Dry
move 4: Earth Power
item: Heavy-Duty Boots / Chople Berry
ability: Pressure
nature: Timid
evs: 56 HP / 192 SpA / 8 SpD / 252 Spe


[SET COMMENTS]
The combination of Substitute and Roost allows Kyurem to dodge Status-afflicting moves from slower, more defensive opponents such as Amoonguss and Toxapex, while Roost in conjunction with Pressure allows Kyurem to drain the PP of slower opponents' moves, such as Ferrothorn's Gyro Ball, Tyranitar's Stone Edge, and Corviknight's Body Press, and Celesteela's Heavy Slam (no ttar in 2021 is running stone edge. steela is the main one, you should make it first too). Freeze Dry allows Kyurem to threaten Water-, Flying-, and Ground-types such as Toxapex, Mantine, and Gastrodon. Earth Power allows Kyurem to threaten Electric- and Steel-types such as Tapu Koko and Heatran. The combination of Freeze Dry and Earth Power allows Kyurem to threaten most defensive cores of Water, Electric, Poison, and Ground teams, which are either weak to Freeze Dry or Earth Power. 56 HP EVs allow Kyurem's Subtitute to not break from Seismic Toss and Night Shade, allowing Kyurem to outheal and check Substitute on Blissey and Galarian Corsola. 8 SpDef EVs allow Kyurem to survive a Dazzling Gleam from Choice Specs Tapu Koko, and heavily chip it with Earth Power. The other EVs were placed in Special Attack and Speed to maximize Kyurem's offensive presence. A Timid nature allows Kyurem to outpace and remove Nidoking, Excadrill, and Landorus-T. Heavy-Duty Boots allows Kyurem to come in safely multiple times in a match without fear of being chipped by hazards. Chople Berry can lure Fighting'types like Urshifu-R and Galarian Zapdos that would otherwise KO Kyurem.

Galarian Darmanitan greatly appreciates Kyurem's ability to soften defensive cores of Poison and Flying teams, as it allows Galarian Darmamitan to potentially clean up late-game break opposing teams (band doesn't clean late game) with a Choice Scarf or a Choice Band set. Alolan Ninetales provides Kyurem a switch-in to faster, Dragon-type Pokemon such as Latias and threatens Fighting-type Pokemon such as Urshifu-R. Alolan Ninetales also provides Aurora Veil, which improves the durability of Kyurem's Substitute. Piloswine provides entry hazards to chip Kyurem's targets and also checks Volcarona, which can use Kyurem as setup fodder. Piloswine also provides a ground immunity, which helps in Electric matchups. (? I'm assuming you mean Elec immunity but either way not relevant, kyurem does not struggle in elec matchup) Choice Scarf Weavile appreciates Kyurem's ability to slowly chip down defensive Pokemon on the opposing team to allow Weavile to clean late-game. In return, Weavile threatens faster Pokemon such as Blacephalon, Dragapult, Latios, and Terrakion, which all force out Kyurem. Cloyster is also a good teammate as it can set hazards such as Toxic Spikes and Spikes, which wear down the opposing team further as well as switch into and chip Melmetal.
- add arctozolt (helps break teams with kyurem like flying / poison / water etc, can also clean offense after kyu wallbreaking)

[STRATEGY COMMENTS]
Other Options
=============

Ice
--------

A Choice Specs set with Draco Meteor, Focus Blast, Freeze Dry, and Earth Power may be considered as it allows Kyurem to punch holes in the opponent's team, but the lack of Heavy-Duty Boots limits the number of times Kyurem can wallbreak, as it is extremely vulnerable to Stealth Rock. but this makes Kyurem much more vulnerable to status and hazard damage. Similarly, a Choice Scarf set may be considered, as it lets it outspeed and OHKO checks like Tapu Koko, Keldeo, and Dragapult, but Kyurem is easily outsped by common scarfers such as Blacephalon and Latios, and the drop in power and longevity reduces its ability to check defensive cores.



Checks and Counters
===================

Ice
--------

**Melmetal**: Melmetal can take an Earth Power from Kyurem, and OHKO it behind Substitute using Double Iron Bash. Furthermore, Assault Vest Melmetal can take a Choice Specs-boosted Focus Blast from Kyurem, and OHKO it with Double Iron Bash.

**Revenge Killers**: Choice Band Urshifu-R, Garchomp, Latios, and Dragapult outspeed Kyurem and OHKO it with a supereffective move.

**Volcarona and Scizor**: Kyurem's coverage cannot damage Volcarona or Scizor significantly, so Volcarona and Scizor can use Kyurem as set up fodder to sweep Ice teams. (we covered this)

**Status**: Although Kyurem can avoid status-afflicting moves because of Substitute, it still needs to come in on a non-attacking turn to avoid getting statused. Toxic puts Kyurem on a timer, which reduces its ability to check defensive Pokemon such as Toxapex and Blissey effectively. Be wary of Toxic from Crobat, as it goes through Substitutes. Paralysis cripples Kyurem's ability to threaten offensive teams, as it makes Kyurem's middling Speed extremely slow.

*Special Walls*: ttar, steela, aegi, etc. you can mention what they have to be wary of (pp stall / chip) because kyurem is hard to wall

[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[SNAK30PRA,552997]]
- <Ice> analysis by: [[SNAK30PRA,552997]]
- Quality checked by: [[<username1>, <userid1>], [<username2>, <userid2>]]
- Grammar checked by: [[<username1>, <userid1>], [<username2>, <userid2>]]
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[OVERVIEW]

Ice
========


Kyurem is a bulky stallbreaker that can take on and remove checks passive Pokemon such as Toxapex, Ferrothorn, and Mantine with Substitute, Freeze-Dry, and Earth Power. [Ferrothorn somethings run Body Press and Iron Head on Grass-types. Body press is nice so it has better odds over Gyro Ball while also targeting Blissey/Tyranitar/etc while Iron head is neat for Hatterene due to Gyro Ball doing very small damage. Replace Ferrothorn with something else] Kyurem's high Special Attack, alongside great coverage allows it to be extremely useful in Water, Poison, Steel, and Flying matchups. [Let's remove Poison due to there being Infiltrator Crobat / Galarian Slowking builds specifically for Kyurem. Steel also have Melmetal. Electric is a little more significant MU as its defensive Pokemon in Rotom-W and Zapdos are reliant on Zeraora and Tapu Koko to break its substitute] However, certain Pokemon like Volcarona and Scizor, who are not weak to Kyurem's coverage, can take advantage of Kyurem. Furthermore, Kyurem's Speed is mediocre, as threats such as Cinderace, Terrakion, and Galarian Zapdos outspeed and remove Kyurem without a Substitute up.


[SET]
name: SubRoost Kyurem (Ice)
move 1: Substitute
move 2: Roost
move 3: Freeze Dry
move 4: Earth Power
item: Heavy-Duty Boots / Chople Berry
ability: Pressure
nature: Timid
evs: 56 HP / 192 SpA / 8 SpD / 252 Spe


[SET COMMENTS]
The combination of Substitute and Roost allows Kyurem to dodge Status-afflicting moves from slower, more defensive opponents such as Amoonguss and Toxapex, while Roost in conjunction with Pressure allows Kyurem to drain the PP of slower opponents' moves, such as Ferrothorn's Gyro Ball, Corviknight's Body Press, and Celesteela's Heavy Slam. Freeze Dry allows Kyurem to threaten Water-, Flying-, and Ground-types such as Toxapex, Rotom-W, Mantine, and Gastrodon. Earth Power allows Kyurem to threaten Electric- and Steel-types such as Tapu Koko and Heatran. 56 HP EVs prevents Substitute from being broken by Seismic Toss and Night Shade from Blissey and Galarian Corsola, respectively. allow Kyurem's Subtitute to not break from Seismic Toss and Night Shade, allowing Kyurem to Substitute on Blissey and Galarian Corsola. 8 SpDef EVs allow Kyurem to survive a Dazzling Gleam from Choice Specs Tapu Koko. 252 Speed EVs are placed into Speed while the rest are into Special Attack to maximize its damage output. Heavy-Duty Boots allows Kyurem to come in safely multiple times in a match without fear of being chipped by hazards. Alternatively, Chople Berry allows Kyurem to survive a can lure Fighting'types like Fighting-type attack from Urshifu-R and Galarian Zapdos that would otherwise KO Kyurem it.

Galarian Darmanitan greatly appreciates Kyurem's ability to soften defensive cores of Poison and Flying teams[it barely does, read the overview], as it allows Galarian Darmamitan to break opposing teams with a Choice Scarf or a Choice Band set. Alolan Ninetales provides Kyurem a switch-in to faster, Dragon-type Pokemon such as Latias and threatens Fighting-type Pokemon such as Urshifu-R. Alolan Ninetales also provides Aurora Veil, which improves the durability of Kyurem's Substitute. Piloswine provides entry hazards to chip Kyurem's targets and also checks Volcarona, which can use Kyurem as setup fodder. Choice Scarf Weavile appreciates Kyurem's ability to slowly chip down defensive Pokemon on the opposing team to allow Weavile to clean late-game. In return, Weavile threatens faster Pokemon such as Blacephalon, Dragapult, Latios, and Terrakion, which all force out Kyurem. Cloyster is also a good teammate as it can set hazards such as Toxic Spikes and Spikes, as well as switch into and chip Melmetal. Additionally, Arctozolt helps break teams with Kyurem like Flying-, Poison-, and Water-Type, and it can also clean offense after Kyurem breaks the walls on the opposing team.

[STRATEGY COMMENTS]
Other Options
=============

Ice
--------

A Choice Specs set with Draco Meteor, Focus Blast, Freeze Dry, and Earth Power may be considered as it allows Kyurem to punch holes in the opponent's team, but this makes Kyurem much more vulnerable to status and hazard damage. Similarly, a Choice Scarf set may be considered, as it lets it outspeed and OHKO checks like Tapu Koko, Keldeo, and Dragapult, but Kyurem is easily outsped by common scarfers such as Blacephalon and Latios, and the drop in power and longevity reduces its ability to check defensive cores.



Checks and Counters
===================

Ice
--------

**Melmetal**: Melmetal can take an Earth Power from Kyurem, and OHKO it behind Substitute using Double Iron Bash.

**Revenge Killers**: Choice Band Urshifu-R, Garchomp, Latios, and Dragapult outspeed Kyurem and OHKO it with a supereffective move.

**Status**: Although Kyurem can avoid status-afflicting moves because of Substitute, it still needs to come in on a non-attacking turn to avoid getting statused. Toxic puts Kyurem on a timer, which reduces its ability to check defensive Pokemon such as Toxapex and Blissey effectively. Be wary of Toxic from Crobat, as it goes through Substitutes. Paralysis cripples Kyurem's ability to threaten offensive teams, as it makes Kyurem's middling Speed extremely slow.

*Special Walls*: Special walls like Celesteela and Tyranitar can switch into Kyurem and break its Substitute, but the former must be concerned about getting PP stalled and the latter must be concerned about taking chip damage from Earth Power.
[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[SNAK30PRA,552997]]
- <Ice> analysis by: [[SNAK30PRA,552997]]
- Quality checked by: [[felines,290520], [<username2>, <userid2>]]
- Grammar checked by: [[<username1>, <userid1>], [<username2>, <userid2>]]
Please check out mpl/tour replays for reference. I feel like the analysis is too unreal, you mention Melmetal in the Checks and Counters but you said that Kyurem is amazing in the steel mu. Kyurem is something Poison has to worry about but in terms of Sub Roost you have things like Toxic Crobat to check Sub kyurem and you pp stall it with the Regenerator / defensive core and Galarian Slowking that pretty much pivots into any possible special attacker.

Ice featuring Sash Endeavor Mamoswine + DD Kyurem
Glastrier +Spikes Cloyster
 
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[OVERVIEW]

Ice
========


Kyurem is a bulky stallbreaker that checks passive Pokemon such as Toxapex, Rotom-Wash, and Defensive Zapdos and Mantine thanks to its Dragon typing. with Substitute, Freeze-Dry, and Earth Power. Kyurem's high Special Attack, alongside great coverage, (AC) allows it to be extremely useful in Water, Poison, Electric, and Flying matchups. However, certain Pokemon like Volcarona and Scizor, who are not weak to Kyurem's coverage, can take advantage of Kyurem. [Can you reword this? Volcarona and Scizor can utilitize Kyurem as setup bait directly stating that is better than saying "take advantage of Kyurem". Are they using Kyurem as a Pokemon to use Defog, Tailwind, CurseRest, what exactly? Kyurem is also weak to these Pokemon] Furthermore, Kyurem's Speed is mediocre, as threats such as Cinderace, Terrakion, and Galarian Zapdos outspeed and remove Kyurem without a Substitute up. Unfortunately, Kyurem's Speed makes it slower than threats such as Cinderace, Galarian Zapdos, and Zeraora.

[SET]
name: SubRoost Kyurem (Ice)
move 1: Substitute
move 2: Roost
move 3: Freeze Dry
move 4: Earth Power
item: Heavy-Duty Boots / Chople Berry
ability: Pressure
nature: Timid
evs: 56 HP / 192 SpA / 8 SpD / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
The combination of Substitute and Roost allows Kyurem to dodge Status-afflicting moves from slower, more defensive opponents such as Amoonguss and Toxapex, while Roost in conjunction with Pressure allows Kyurem to drain the PP of slower opponents' moves, such as Ferrothorn's Gyro Ball, Corviknight's Body Press, and Celesteela's Heavy Slam. [Celesteela is starting to use Flash Cannon+Hslam on flying to better check Substitute Kyurem so remove that remove the examples.] Freeze Dry allows Kyurem to (fluff be direct) threatens Water-, Flying-, and Ground-types such as Rotom-W, Mantine, and Gastrodon. [nitpick but these are all water-types... You can keep Rotom-W since its not affected by EP but change the Gastrodon or Mantine at least to something else] Earth Power allows Kyurem to threaten checks [Try to switch up works like "threatens/checks" so the writing is not like same] Electric- and Steel-types such as like Tapu Koko and Heatran. 56 HP EVs prevents Substitute from being broken by Seismic Toss and Night Shade from Blissey and Galarian Corsola, respectively. 8 SpDef Special Defense [SpD is an acronym] EVs allows Kyurem to survive a Dazzling Gleam from Choice Specs Tapu Koko. 252 Speed EVs are placed into Speed while the rest are into Special Attack to maximize its damage output. Heavy-Duty Boots allows Kyurem to come in safely multiple times in a match without fear of being chipped by hazards. Alternatively, Chople Berry allows Kyurem to survive a Fighting-type attack from Urshifu-R and Galarian Zapdos that would otherwise KO it.

Sequence for this paragraph: Ninetales -> Weavile -> Cloyster -> Galarian Darmanitan -> Piloswine -> Glastrier -> Arctozolt. For this paragraph, you can make a starting line but i need you to focus on the teammates. repeating the role kyurem plays isn't really necessary in this paragraph. Everything on Ice appreciates kyurem's ability to break water/flying so should it mainly be mentioned in the galarian darmanitan sentence. This analysis also emphasizes its role in water and flying everywhere so i also don't think its super useful to repeat it again when its implied.
Galarian Darmanitan greatly appreciates Kyurem's ability to soften defensive cores of Water and Flying teams, as it allows Galarian Darmamitan to break opposing teams with a Choice Scarf or a Choice Band set. [This isn't what I'm looking for. G-Darm revenge kills with Choice Scarf, don't mention Band that's a DLC1 set. Also Mention Galarian Darmanitan after Cloyster] Alolan Ninetales provides Kyurem a switch-in to faster, Dragon-type Pokemon such as Latias and threatens Fighting-type Pokemon such as Urshifu-R. Alolan Ninetales also provides Aurora Veil, which improves the durability of Kyurem's Substitute. Piloswine provides entry hazards to chip Kyurem's targets and also checks Volcarona, which can use Kyurem as setup fodder. Choice Scarf Weavile appreciates Kyurem's ability to slowly chip down defensive Pokemon on the opposing team to allow Weavile to clean late-game. In return, Weavile threatens faster Pokemon such as Blacephalon, Dragapult, Latios, and Terrakion, which all force out Kyurem. Cloyster is also a good teammate as it can set hazards such as Toxic Spikes and Spikes, as well as switch into and chip Melmetal. Additionally, Arctozolt helps break teams with Kyurem like Flying-, Poison-, and Water-Type, and it can also clean offense after Kyurem breaks the walls on the opposing team.

[STRATEGY COMMENTS]
Other Options
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Ice
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A Choice Specs set with Draco Meteor, Focus Blast, Freeze Dry, and Earth Power may be considered as it allows Kyurem to punch holes in the opponent's team, but this makes Kyurem much more vulnerable to status and hazard damage. Similarly, a Choice Scarf set may be considered, as it lets it outspeed and OHKO checks like Tapu Koko, Keldeo, and Dragapult, but Kyurem is easily outsped by common scarfers such as Blacephalon and Latios, and the drop in power and longevity reduces its ability to check defensive cores.

Checks and Counters
===================

Ice
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**Melmetal**: Melmetal can take an Earth Power from Kyurem, and OHKO it behind Substitute using Double Iron Bash.

**Revenge Killers**: Choice Band Urshifu-R, Garchomp, Latios, and Dragapult outspeed Kyurem and OHKO it with a supereffective move.

**Status**: Although Kyurem can avoid status-afflicting moves because of Substitute, it still needs to come in on a non-attacking turn to avoid getting statused. Toxic puts Kyurem on a timer, which reduces its ability to check defensive Pokemon such as Toxapex and Blissey effectively. Be wary of Toxic from Crobat, as it goes through Substitutes. Paralysis cripples Kyurem's ability to threaten offensive teams, as it makes Kyurem's middling Speed extremely slow.

*Special Walls*: Special walls like Celesteela and Tyranitar can switch into Kyurem and break its Substitute, but the former must be concerned about getting PP stalled and the latter must be concerned about taking chip damage from Earth Power.
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[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[SNAK30PRA,(space)552997]]
- Ice analysis by: [[SNAK30PRA,(space)552997]]
- Quality checked by: [[felines,(spacing)290520], [<username2>, <userid2>]]
- Grammar checked by: [[<username1>, <userid1>], [<username2>, <userid2>]]
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Alolan Ninetales provides Kyurem a switch-in to faster, Dragon-type Pokemon such as Latias and threatens Fighting-type Pokemon such as Urshifu-R. Alolan Ninetales also provides Aurora Veil, which improves the durability of Kyurem's Substitute. Choice Scarf Weavile appreciates Kyurem's ability to slowly chip down defensive Pokemon on the opposing team to allow Weavile to clean late-game. In return, Weavile threatens faster Pokemon such as Blacephalon, Dragapult, Latios, and Terrakion, which all force out Kyurem. [no1 rly cares abt fighting / rock vs ice so remove terrakion. How is Weavile threatening these Pokemon, you need to specify Choice Scarf. Choice Scarf Jirachi and SS Cloyster warrants a mention here.] Cloyster is also a good teammate as it can that sets entry hazards such as Toxic Spikes and Spikes, as well as switch into and chip physical attackers, notably, Melmetal (missing some info) [How is Cloyster chipping down Melmetal. Why is Melmetal mentioned here? is it a threat to kyurem? Are there any matchups that spikes does good in? Cloyster also provides Rapid Spin support and that's the hazards + Rapid Spin are the reasons its used Over avalugg. Teleport is great utility aswell.]. Galarian Darmanitan can revenge kills with Choice Scarf[You are missing information here. What is Galarian Darmanitan revenge killing for Kyurem] , Piloswine provides entry hazards to chip Kyurem's targets and also checks Volcarona, which can use Kyurem as setup fodder. [You need more information about Piloswine. Its Ground-typing is useful and does Piloswine provide "entry hazards" or does it provide just Stealth Rocks. Huge difference between "Entry Hazards Cloyster" and "Stealth Rocks Piloswine"] Glastrier can pressure and kill the opposing team with its sheer power. [this is too broad for the reader. it doesn't tell them what glastrier does rly for ice. what pokemon does it break and there are matchups like poison/flying/etc its rly good in.] Additionally, Arctozolt helps break teams with Kyurem and it can also clean offense after it breaks the walls on the opposing team.

Still needs some more work, i'd think about explaining this Pokemon and teammates to someone completely new to Monotype but they have a decent thought of how Pokemon works. "Glastrier pressures and kills the opposing team with its sheer pressure" is too broad for example.

Obvious: Tapu Fini sets up and gracefully surfs the opposition on Fairy!!!!
Informational/Detailed: Tapu Fini threatens types like Flying, Poison, Ground, and Steel thanks to its access to Calm Mind and Taunt.
 
tried my best to fix roxiee , hope it is still not too broad
(got a bunch of help from cat :3)
 
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Alolan Ninetales checks Dragon- and Fighting-types like Latias and Urshifu-R and provides dual screens. provides Kyurem a switch-in to faster, Dragon-type Pokemon such as Latias and threatens Fighting-type Pokemon such as Urshifu-R. Choice Scarf Weavile removes threats such as checks Dragapult and Latios, and can clean Dragon, Psychic, and Ghost teams late game. Cloyster sets entry hazards in Spikes and Toxic Spikes to chip the opposing team(obvious), and can also chips physical attackers that make contact with it such as Melmetal and Zarude with a Rocky Helmet set. Galarian Darmanitan can remove threats such as Galarian Zapdos and Excadrill with a Choice Scarf set(no reason to say "set" you are already saying the set), and can work alongside Kyurem to break Flying, Steel, and Poison teams. Piloswine provides Stealth Rock, an Electric immunity, and a checks to special attackers such as Volcarona and Galarian Moltres and Electric-types like (insert 2 viable electric types here. Please don't mention zeraora.) thanks to its Ground-typing. Glastrier can break walls such as Galarian Slowking and Clefable which Kyurem struggles with, and helps wear down defensive cores of Poison, Flying, and Grass Steel teams. Arctozolt breaks Dark, Water, and Flying teams with its BoltBeam coverage and can deal with Tyranitar and Clefable, which Kyurem cannot handle.

Make sure we read and review uploaded analyses to familiarize ourselves with how to write (and remove fluff). Everyone has those times where they say "can" and "may" but you need to be confident in what you are writing. If your explain to a beginner that Toxapex is a Fairy resist are you going to say "well, toxapex can check whimsicott" or "Toxapex is an amazing wall that checks Fairy-types like Whimiscott and etc".

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[OVERVIEW]

Ice
========


Kyurem is a bulky stallbreaker that checks passive Pokemon such as Toxapex, Rotom-Wash, and defensive Zapdos thanks to its Dragon typing. Kyurem's high Special Attack, alongside great coverage, allows it to be extremely useful in the Water, Electric, and Flying matchups. However, Pokemon like (I imagine "Pokemon like" makes sense? it's not just these two?) Volcarona and Scizor can utilize Kyurem as set up bait by using Swords Dance and Quiver Dance respectively to sweep. use Kyurem as setup bait to sweep. Unfortunately, Kyurem's Speed makes it Kyurem is also slower than threats such as Cinderace, Galarian Zapdos, and Zeraora.

[SET]
name: SubRoost (Ice)
move 1: Substitute
move 2: Roost
move 3: Freeze-Dry (added hyphen)
move 4: Earth Power
item: Heavy-Duty Boots / Chople Berry
ability: Pressure
nature: Timid
evs: 56 HP / 192 SpA / 8 SpD / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
The combination of Substitute and Roost allows Kyurem to dodge Status-afflicting status moves from slower, more defensive opponents foes such as Amoonguss and Toxapex, while Roost in conjunction with Pressure allows Kyurem to drain the PP of slower opponents' + Pressure lets Kyurem drain the PP of their moves, such as Ferrothorn's Gyro Ball and Corviknight's Body Press. Freeze-Dry (added hyphen) threatens Water-, Flying-, and Ground-types such as Rotom-W, Dragonite, and Mudsdale. Earth Power checks lets Kyurem check Electric- and Steel-types like Tapu Koko and Heatran. 56 HP EVs prevents Substitute from being broken by let Substitute take one Seismic Toss and or Night Shade from Blissey and Galarian Corsola, respectively. 8 Special Defense EVs allows Kyurem to survive a Dazzling Gleam from Choice Specs Tapu Koko. 252 Speed EVs are placed into Speed while the rest are into Special Attack to maximize its damage output. Heavy-Duty Boots allows Kyurem to come in safely multiple times in a match without fear of being chipped by hazards. Alternatively, Chople Berry allows Kyurem helps Kyurem switch into defensive foes multiple times despite its Stealth Rock weakness, while Chople Berry allows it (I imagine this makes sense?) to survive a Fighting-type attack from Urshifu-R and or Galarian Zapdos.

Alolan Ninetales checks Dragon- and Fighting-types like Latias and Urshifu-R and provides dual screens. Aurora Veil. Choice Scarf Weavile checks Dragapult and Latios for Kyurem, and it can clean Dragon, Psychic, and Ghost teams late-game. (added hyphen) Cloyster sets entry hazards in Spikes and Toxic Spikes, and chips attackers that make contact with it Spikes while chipping physical attackers such as Melmetal and Zarude with Rocky Helmet. Galarian Darmanitan can remove threats such as Galarian Zapdos and Excadrill with Choice Scarf, and it can work alongside Kyurem to break through Flying, Steel, and Poison teams. Piloswine provides Stealth Rock, and a it checks special attackers such as Volcarona and Galarian Moltres and Electric-types like Zapdos and Tapu Koko thanks to its Ground typing. (removed hyphen) Glastrier can break through walls such as Galarian Slowking and Clefable, (AC) which Kyurem struggles with, and helps wear down defensive cores of Poison, Flying, and Steel teams. Arctozolt breaks through Dark, Water, and Flying teams with its BoltBeam coverage and can deal with Tyranitar and Clefable, which Kyurem cannot handle.

[STRATEGY COMMENTS]
Other Options
=============

Ice
--------

A Choice Specs set with Draco Meteor, Focus Blast, Freeze Dry, and Earth Power may be considered as it allows Kyurem to punch holes in the opponent's team, Freeze-Dry, and Earth Power may be considered to wallbreak, but this makes Kyurem much more vulnerable to status and hazard damage. entry hazards. Similarly, a Choice Scarf set may be considered, as it lets it Kyurem outspeed and OHKO checks like Tapu Koko, Keldeo, and Dragapult, but Kyurem is easily outsped by common scarfers common Choice Scarf users such as Blacephalon and Latios still outspeed it, and the drop in power and longevity reduces its ability to check defensive cores.

Checks and Counters
===================

Ice
--------

**Melmetal**: Melmetal can take an Earth Power from Kyurem (RC) and OHKO it behind Substitute using Double Iron Bash.

**Revenge Killers**: Choice Band Urshifu-R, Garchomp, Latios, and Dragapult outspeed Kyurem and OHKO it with a supereffective super effective move.

**Status**: Although Kyurem can avoid status-afflicting moves because of Substitute, it still needs to come in on a non-attacking turn to avoid getting statused. status with Substitute, it is still vulnerable on the turn it enters the field. (I imagine this makes sense?) Toxic puts Kyurem on a timer, which reduces its ability to check defensive Pokemon such as Toxapex and Blissey effectively. Be wary of Toxic from Crobat, as it goes through Substitutes. Substitute via Infiltrator. Paralysis cripples Kyurem's ability to threaten offensive teams, as it makes Kyurem's middling Speed extremely slow.

**Special Walls**: Special walls like Celesteela and Tyranitar can switch into Kyurem and break its Substitute, but the former must be concerned about getting PP stalled, (AC) and the latter must be concerned about taking chip damage from Earth Power.

[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[SNAK30PRA, 552997]]
- Ice analysis by: [[SNAK30PRA, 552997]]
- Quality checked by: [[felines, 290520], [[roxiee, 481576]]
- Grammar checked by: [[Finland, 517429], [<username2>, <userid2>]]
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1/2. for what seems to be one of your first analyses, great job. lmk if any questions/etc.
 
[OVERVIEW]

Ice
========


Kyurem is a bulky stallbreaker that checks passive Pokemon such as Toxapex, Rotom-Wash, and defensive Zapdos thanks to its Dragon typing. Kyurem's high Special Attack, alongside great coverage, allows it to be extremely useful in the Water, Electric, and Flying matchups. However, Pokemon like Volcarona and Scizor can use Kyurem as setup bait to sweep. Unfortunately, Kyurem's Speed makes it Kyurem is alsoleaves it slower than threats such as Cinderace, Galarian Zapdos, and Zeraora.

[SET]
name: SubRoost (Ice)
move 1: Substitute
move 2: Roost
move 3: Freeze-Dry
move 4: Earth Power
item: Heavy-Duty Boots / Chople Berry
ability: Pressure
nature: Timid
evs: 56 HP / 192 SpA / 8 SpD / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
The combination of Substitute and Roost allows Kyurem to dodge status moves from slower, more defensive opponents foesPokemon such as Amoonguss and Toxapex, while Roost + Pressure lets Kyurem drain the PP of theirfoes' moves, such as Ferrothorn's Gyro Ball and Corviknight's Body Press. Freeze-Dry threatens Water-, Flying-, and Ground-types such as Rotom-W, Dragonite, and Mudsdale. Earth Power lets Kyurem check Electric- and Steel-types like Tapu Koko and Heatran. 56 HP EVs let Kyurem's Substitute take one Seismic Toss and or Night Shade from Blissey andor Galarian Corsola, respectively. 8 Special Defense EVs allows Kyurem to survive a Dazzling Gleam from Choice Specs Tapu Koko. Heavy-Duty Boots helps Kyurem switch into defensive foes multiple times despite its weakness to Stealth Rock weakness, while Chople Berry allows it to survive a Fighting-type attack from Urshifu-R and or Galarian Zapdos.

Alolan Ninetales checks Dragon- and Fighting-types like Latias and Urshifu-R and provides Aurora Veil. Choice Scarf Weavile checks Dragapult and Latios for Kyurem, and it can clean Dragon, Psychic, and Ghost teams late-game. Cloyster sets Spikes and Toxic Spikes while chipping physical attackers such as Melmetal and Zarude with Rocky Helmet. Galarian Darmanitan can remove threats such as Galarian Zapdos and Excadrill with Choice Scarf, and it can work alongside Kyurem to break through Flying, Steel, and Poison teams. Piloswine provides Stealth Rock, and a it checks special attackers such as Volcarona and Galarian Moltres and Electric-types like Zapdos and Tapu Koko thanks to its Ground typing. Glastrier can break through walls such as Galarian Slowking and Clefable, which Kyurem struggles with, and helps wear down the defensive cores of Poison, Flying, and Steel teams. Arctozolt breaks through Dark, Water, and Flying teams with its BoltBeam coverage and can deal with Tyranitar and Clefable, which Kyurem cannot handle.

[STRATEGY COMMENTS]
Other Options
=============

Ice
--------

A Choice Specs set with Draco Meteor, Focus Blast, Freeze-Dry, and Earth Power may be considered to wallbreak, but this makes Kyurem much more vulnerable to status and entry hazards. Similarly, a Choice Scarf set may be considered, as it lets Kyurem outspeed and OHKO would-be checks like Tapu Koko, Keldeo, and Dragapult, but Kyurem is easily outsped by common Choice Scarf users such as Blacephalon and Latios still outspeed it, and the drop in power and longevity reduces its ability to checkbreak through defensive cores.

Checks and Counters
===================

Ice
--------

**Melmetal**: Melmetal can take an Earth Power from Kyurem and OHKO it behind Substitute using Double Iron Bash.

**Revenge Killers**: Choice Band Urshifu-R, Garchomp, Latios, and Dragapult outspeed Kyurem and OHKO it with a super effective move.

**Status**: Although Kyurem can avoid status with Substitute, it is still vulnerable on the turn it enters the field. Toxic puts Kyurem on a timer, which reduces its ability to check defensive Pokemon such as Toxapex and Blissey effectively. Be wary of Toxic from Crobat, as it goes through Substitute viadue to Infiltrator. Paralysis cripples Kyurem's ability to threaten offensive teams, as it makes Kyurem's middling Speed extremely slowven worse.

**Special Walls**: Special walls like Celesteela and Tyranitar can switch into Kyurem and break its Substitute, but the former must be concerned about getting PP stalled, and the latter must be concerned aboutwary of taking chip damage from Earth Power.

[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[SNAK30PRA, 552997]]
- Ice analysis by: [[SNAK30PRA, 552997]]
- Quality checked by: [[felines, 290520], [[roxiee, 481576]]
- Grammar checked by: [[Finland, 517429], [<username2>, <userid2>dex, 277988]]
2/2, please be careful while implementing, I noticed you missed a few of Finland's edits.
 
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