National Dex UU Nasty Plot Thundurus

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Nasty Plot (Thundurus) (M) @ Fightinium Z
Ability: Prankster
EVs: 252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe
IVs: 0 Atk
Timid Nature
- Nasty Plot
- Thunderbolt
- Focus Blast
- Hidden Power Ice / Psychic

[SET COMMENTS]
Thundurus is a good setup sweeper and wallbreaker on offensive teams thanks to its great Special Attack and good offensive movepool, which can make it threatening even after one boost. It can be used over Thundurus-T due to its higher Speed, outspeeding foes like Iron Moth, Keldeo, and Enamorus. Thunderbolt helps against the plethora of bulky Water- and Flying-types, 2HKOing Celesteela, Tapu Fini, and Slowbro. It can also threaten 2HKOs on bulky foes like Magic Guard Clefable and Mega Sableye at +2. Focus Blast helps against the tier's numerous Dark- and Steel-types, OHKOing Tyranitar and offensive Iron Treads and having good odds to OHKO Hydreigon and Mega Tyranitar after Stealth Rock, and it can 2HKO foes like defensive Iron Treads and Excadrill. Hidden Power Ice hits Dragon-types that resist Thunderbolt, 2HKOing Latios, Mega Altaria, and unboosted Mega Latias at +2, its also more spammable against Grass-types than Focus Blast and can hit Pokemon like Amoonguss super effectively. Psychic is an alternative that helps against Poison- and Fighting-types, 2HKOing foes like Choice Band Iron Hands, Amoonguss, and Buzzwole. Fightinium Z can provide Thundurus a way to OHKO targets like Mega Tyranitar, help break through neutral targets like Gastrodon, and bypass Focus Blast's accuracy. Thundurus can have a hard time breaking through specially defensive Pokemon, notably Mega Latias, which can set up on it even if Thundurus uses Nasty Plot, as well as Tapu Bulu and Mega Venusaur when lacking Hidden Power Ice or Psychic; it pairs well with other offensive Pokemon like Hydreigon, Cinderace, and Ceruledge that can threaten these foes. In return, Thundurus can help to deal with their checks like bulky Scizor, Tapu Fini, and Iron Hands. Thundurus can pair well with pivots like Meowscarada and Cinderace, which can bring it in against Water- and Flying-types it threatens like Tapu Fini, Skarmory, and Celesteela as well as help against Pokemon that wall it like Mega Latias and Mega Venusaur. Due to Thundurus's Stealth Rock weakness that can make it harder for it sweep, hazard removers like Tapu Fini, Excadrill, and Iron Treads make for good teammates. Thundurus can also pair well with entry hazard setters like Ting-Lu, Mega Tyranitar, and Skarmory, which can help it to guarantee an OHKO on foes like Hydreigon and Tyranitar. In return, Thundurus can threaten out common hazard removal options like Tapu Fini, Excadrill, and Iron Treads, and it can even set up on some of them like Tapu Fini. Thundurus is very prone to getting revenge killed by faster foes like Mega Aerodactyl, Cinderace, and Choice Scarf Galarian Zapdos, so it pairs well with bulky partners like Slowbro, Tapu Fini, and Clefable.

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Wow I'm so famous. Great job, QC 1/1 when implemented

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[SET]
Nasty Plot (Thundurus) (M) @ Fightinium Z Set name ya goof
Ability: Prankster
EVs: 252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe
IVs: 0 Atk
Timid Nature
- Nasty Plot
- Thunderbolt
- Focus Blast
- Hidden Power Ice / Psychic

[SET COMMENTS]
Thundurus is a great good Don't know if I'd say B+ is "great" setup sweeper and wallbreaker on offensive teams that can be used over Thundurus-T due to its higher Speed, outspeeding foes like Iron Moth, Keldeo, and Enamorus, it also has great Special Attack and a good offensive movepool which can make it threatening even after one boost. I recommend talking about Thundurus in terms of its great Special Attack and movepool before stating that it outspeeds Thundy-T. Thunderbolt helps against the plethora of bulky Water- and Flying-types, 2HKOing Celesteela, Tapu Fini, and Slowbro, it can also threaten 2HKOes on bulky foes like Magic Guard Clefable and Mega Sableye at +2. Focus Blast helps against the tier's numerous Dark- and Steel-types, 2HKOing Mega Tyranitar, defensive Iron Treads, and Excadrill, it can also help OHKO Hydreigon and Tyranitar after Stealth Rock chip. Mega Tyranitar and Hydreigon are a range even after Rocks, and base TTar's only viable set is Band, which is OHKOed like 99% of the time. Reword to account for this. Something along the lines of "Focus Blast helps against the tier's numerous Dark- and Steel-types, OHKOing offensive utility Iron Treads and Tyranitar and has good odds to OHKO Hydreigon and Mega Tyranitar after Stealth Rock, and it can 2HKO foes like defensive utility Iron Treads and Excadrill. Hidden Power Ice hits Dragon-types who that resist Thunderbolt, 2HKOing Latios, Mega Altaria, and unboosted Mega Latias at +2. Mention that its more spammable against Grass-types than FBlast, and can hit some super effectively like Amoonguss. Psychic is an alternative that helps against Poison- and Fighting-types like Iron Hands, Amoonguss, and Buzzwole. Give XHKO thresholds. Fightinium Z can provide Thundurus a way to break through neutral targets, Give examples it can also be useful to avoid Focus Blast's accuracy and OHKO targets like Mega Tyranitar. I recommend talking about Fightinium Z with Fighting-weak OHKOes unboosted -> hitting neutral targets -> bypass Focus Miss accuracy Due to Thundurus's Stealth Rock weakness which can make it harder for it sweep, hazard removers like Tapu Fini, Excadrill, and Iron Treads, (Remove Comma) make for nice teammates. Thundurus can also pair well with entry hazard setters like Ting-Lu, Mega Tyranitar, and Skarmory, which can help it to guarantee a OHKO on foes like Hydreigon and Tyranitar. In return, Thundurus can threaten out common hazard removal options like Tapu Fini, Excadrill, and Iron Treads. Mention that it can set up on some of these as well Thundurus can have a hard time breaking through Pokemon like Mega Latias, Tapu Bulu, and Mega Venusaur when lacking Hidden Power Ice or Psychic, making it pair well with other offensive Pokemon like Meowscarada, Cinderace, and Ceruledge.

Mention offensive teammates first in the team options part, on offense they are Thundy's main partners. Be sure to mention how these teammates appreciate Thundy dealing with their checks. I recommend moving the last sentence after this to explain how these partners can help Thundy. Also mention pivots that can help bring it in. Also emphasize how bad the mu vs Mega Latias is. It can switch in as Thundy uses NP with HP Ice and still set up on it. Also also mention bulky partners that can help Thundy avoid getting revenge killed.

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Wow I'm so famous. Great job, QC 1/1 when implemented

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[SET]
Nasty Plot (Thundurus) (M) @ Fightinium Z Set name ya goof
Ability: Prankster
EVs: 252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe
IVs: 0 Atk
Timid Nature
- Nasty Plot
- Thunderbolt
- Focus Blast
- Hidden Power Ice / Psychic

[SET COMMENTS]
Thundurus is a great good Don't know if I'd say B+ is "great" setup sweeper and wallbreaker on offensive teams that can be used over Thundurus-T due to its higher Speed, outspeeding foes like Iron Moth, Keldeo, and Enamorus, it also has great Special Attack and a good offensive movepool which can make it threatening even after one boost. I recommend talking about Thundurus in terms of its great Special Attack and movepool before stating that it outspeeds Thundy-T. Thunderbolt helps against the plethora of bulky Water- and Flying-types, 2HKOing Celesteela, Tapu Fini, and Slowbro, it can also threaten 2HKOes on bulky foes like Magic Guard Clefable and Mega Sableye at +2. Focus Blast helps against the tier's numerous Dark- and Steel-types, 2HKOing Mega Tyranitar, defensive Iron Treads, and Excadrill, it can also help OHKO Hydreigon and Tyranitar after Stealth Rock chip. Mega Tyranitar and Hydreigon are a range even after Rocks, and base TTar's only viable set is Band, which is OHKOed like 99% of the time. Reword to account for this. Something along the lines of "Focus Blast helps against the tier's numerous Dark- and Steel-types, OHKOing offensive utility Iron Treads and Tyranitar and has good odds to OHKO Hydreigon and Mega Tyranitar after Stealth Rock, and it can 2HKO foes like defensive utility Iron Treads and Excadrill. Hidden Power Ice hits Dragon-types who that resist Thunderbolt, 2HKOing Latios, Mega Altaria, and unboosted Mega Latias at +2. Mention that its more spammable against Grass-types than FBlast, and can hit some super effectively like Amoonguss. Psychic is an alternative that helps against Poison- and Fighting-types like Iron Hands, Amoonguss, and Buzzwole. Give XHKO thresholds. Fightinium Z can provide Thundurus a way to break through neutral targets, Give examples it can also be useful to avoid Focus Blast's accuracy and OHKO targets like Mega Tyranitar. I recommend talking about Fightinium Z with Fighting-weak OHKOes unboosted -> hitting neutral targets -> bypass Focus Miss accuracy Due to Thundurus's Stealth Rock weakness which can make it harder for it sweep, hazard removers like Tapu Fini, Excadrill, and Iron Treads, (Remove Comma) make for nice teammates. Thundurus can also pair well with entry hazard setters like Ting-Lu, Mega Tyranitar, and Skarmory, which can help it to guarantee a OHKO on foes like Hydreigon and Tyranitar. In return, Thundurus can threaten out common hazard removal options like Tapu Fini, Excadrill, and Iron Treads. Mention that it can set up on some of these as well Thundurus can have a hard time breaking through Pokemon like Mega Latias, Tapu Bulu, and Mega Venusaur when lacking Hidden Power Ice or Psychic, making it pair well with other offensive Pokemon like Meowscarada, Cinderace, and Ceruledge.

Mention offensive teammates first in the team options part, on offense they are Thundy's main partners. Be sure to mention how these teammates appreciate Thundy dealing with their checks. I recommend moving the last sentence after this to explain how these partners can help Thundy. Also mention pivots that can help bring it in. Also emphasize how bad the mu vs Mega Latias is. It can switch in as Thundy uses NP with HP Ice and still set up on it. Also also mention bulky partners that can help Thundy avoid getting revenge killed.

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should be all implemented tysm lemme know if i missed something!
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[SET]
Thundurus (M) @ Fightinium Z
Ability: Prankster
EVs: 252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe
IVs: 0 Atk
Timid Nature
- Nasty Plot
- Thunderbolt
- Focus Blast
- Hidden Power Ice / Psychic

[SET COMMENTS]
Thundurus is a good setup sweeper and wallbreaker on offensive teams thanks to its great Special Attack and a good offensive movepool, (AC) which can make it threatening even after one boost, it boost. It can be used over Thundurus-T due to its higher Speed, outspeeding foes like Iron Moth, Keldeo, and Enamorus. Thunderbolt helps against the plethora of bulky Water- and Flying-types, 2HKOing Celesteela, Tapu Fini, and Slowbro. (period) It can also threaten 2HKOes 2HKOs on bulky foes like Magic Guard Clefable and Mega Sableye at +2. Focus Blast helps against the tier's numerous Dark- and Steel-types, OHKOing Tyranitar and offensive utility Iron Treads and Tyranitar and has having good odds to OHKO Hydreigon and Mega Tyranitar after Stealth Rock, and it can 2HKO foes like defensive utility Iron Treads and Excadrill. Hidden Power Ice hits Dragon-types that resist Thunderbolt, 2HKOing Latios, Mega Altaria, and unboosted Mega Latias at +2, its also more spammable against Grass-types than Focus Blast and can hit Pokemon like Amoongus Amoonguss super effectively. Psychic is an alternative that helps against Poison- and Fighting-types, 2HKOing foes like Choice Band Iron Hands, Amoonguss, and Buzzwole. Fightinium Z can provide Thundurus a way to OHKO targets like Mega Tyranitar, it can also help break through neutral targets like Gastrodon, and be useful to bypass Focus Blast's accuracy. Thundurus can have a hard time breaking through specially defensive Pokemon, notably Mega Latias, (AC) which can set up on it even if Thundurus uses Nasty Plot, as well as Tapu Bulu and Mega Venusaur when lacking Hidden Power Ice or Psychic, making Psychic; it pairs well with other offensive Pokemon like Hydreigon, Cinderace, and Ceruledge that can threaten these foes. In return, Thundurus can help to deal with their checks like bulky Scizor, Tapu Fini, and Iron Hands. Thundurus can pair well with pivots like Meowscarada and Cinderace, which can pivot bring it in against Water- and Flying-types it threatens like Skarmory, Celesteela, and Tapu Fini, Skarmory, and Celesteela (RC) as well as help against Pokemon that wall it like Mega Latias and Mega Venusaur, and Venusaur. Due to Thundurus's Stealth Rock weakness which that can make it harder for it sweep, hazard removers like Tapu Fini, Excadrill, and Iron Treads make for nice good teammates. Thundurus can also pair well with entry hazard setters like Ting-Lu, Mega Tyranitar, and Skarmory, which can help it to guarantee an OHKO on foes like Hydreigon and Tyranitar. In return, Thundurus can threaten out common hazard removal options like Tapu Fini, Excadrill, and Iron Treads, as well as being able to setup and it can even set up on some of them like Tapu Fini. Thundurus is very prone to getting revenge killed by faster targets foes like Mega Aerodactyl, Cinderace, and Choice Scarf Galarian Zapdos, making it pair well so it pairs well with bulky partners like Slowbro, Tapu Fini, and Clefable.

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1/1 GP Team done
[SET]
Thundurus (M) @ Fightinium Z
Ability: Prankster
EVs: 252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe
IVs: 0 Atk
Timid Nature
- Nasty Plot
- Thunderbolt
- Focus Blast
- Hidden Power Ice / Psychic

[SET COMMENTS]
Thundurus is a good setup sweeper and wallbreaker on offensive teams thanks to its great Special Attack and a good offensive movepool, (AC) which can make it threatening even after one boost, it boost. It can be used over Thundurus-T due to its higher Speed, outspeeding foes like Iron Moth, Keldeo, and Enamorus. Thunderbolt helps against the plethora of bulky Water- and Flying-types, 2HKOing Celesteela, Tapu Fini, and Slowbro. (period) It can also threaten 2HKOes 2HKOs on bulky foes like Magic Guard Clefable and Mega Sableye at +2. Focus Blast helps against the tier's numerous Dark- and Steel-types, OHKOing Tyranitar and offensive utility Iron Treads and Tyranitar and has having good odds to OHKO Hydreigon and Mega Tyranitar after Stealth Rock, and it can 2HKO foes like defensive utility Iron Treads and Excadrill. Hidden Power Ice hits Dragon-types that resist Thunderbolt, 2HKOing Latios, Mega Altaria, and unboosted Mega Latias at +2, its also more spammable against Grass-types than Focus Blast and can hit Pokemon like Amoongus Amoonguss super effectively. Psychic is an alternative that helps against Poison- and Fighting-types, 2HKOing foes like Choice Band Iron Hands, Amoonguss, and Buzzwole. Fightinium Z can provide Thundurus a way to OHKO targets like Mega Tyranitar, it can also help break through neutral targets like Gastrodon, and be useful to bypass Focus Blast's accuracy. Thundurus can have a hard time breaking through specially defensive Pokemon, notably Mega Latias, (AC) which can set up on it even if Thundurus uses Nasty Plot, as well as Tapu Bulu and Mega Venusaur when lacking Hidden Power Ice or Psychic, making Psychic; it pairs well with other offensive Pokemon like Hydreigon, Cinderace, and Ceruledge that can threaten these foes. In return, Thundurus can help to deal with their checks like bulky Scizor, Tapu Fini, and Iron Hands. Thundurus can pair well with pivots like Meowscarada and Cinderace, which can pivot bring it in against Water- and Flying-types it threatens like Skarmory, Celesteela, and Tapu Fini, Skarmory, and Celesteela (RC) as well as help against Pokemon that wall it like Mega Latias and Mega Venusaur, and Venusaur. Due to Thundurus's Stealth Rock weakness which that can make it harder for it sweep, hazard removers like Tapu Fini, Excadrill, and Iron Treads make for nice good teammates. Thundurus can also pair well with entry hazard setters like Ting-Lu, Mega Tyranitar, and Skarmory, which can help it to guarantee an OHKO on foes like Hydreigon and Tyranitar. In return, Thundurus can threaten out common hazard removal options like Tapu Fini, Excadrill, and Iron Treads, as well as being able to setup and it can even set up on some of them like Tapu Fini. Thundurus is very prone to getting revenge killed by faster targets foes like Mega Aerodactyl, Cinderace, and Choice Scarf Galarian Zapdos, making it pair well so it pairs well with bulky partners like Slowbro, Tapu Fini, and Clefable.

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tysm implemented ready for upload!:DD
 
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