Done Numel [LC]

[xonks]

Numel @ Eviolite
Ability: Simple
Level: 5
Tera Type: Fighting
EVs: 36 HP / 36 Atk / 196 Def / 236 SpD
Impish Nature
- Stockpile
- Flame Charge
- Body Press
- Rest

Although LC is typically known for being a fast, offensive tier, Numel finds a niche as a bulky crit-me-not sweeper. With Simple, Stockpile grants a +2 boost to both defenses. Numel can easily snowball out of control, becoming hard to KO after multiple Stockpile uses, especially coupled with Rest increasing its longevity. Numel is vulnerable to critical hits, as they ignore its defensive boosts, so Flame Charge is used to boost its Speed and attack foes first, denying foes the opportunity to land a critical hit. Tera Fighting boosts Body Press's damage and also removes Numel's weaknesses to Water and Ground, allowing it to get the crucial first boost. Numel fits best on hyper offense teams, where it can be a late-game cleaner once other setup sweepers such as Swords Dance Mienfoo, Nasty Plot Vullaby, and Tidy Up Minccino have chipped foes down and forced the opponent to Terastallize. On these teams, Impidimp can provide dual screens and Parting Shot support to allow Numel to set up easier.

 

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Numel @ Eviolite
Ability: Simple
Level: 5
Tera Type: Fighting
EVs: 36 HP / 36 Atk / 196 Def / 236 SpD
Impish Nature
- Stockpile
- Flame Charge
- Body Press
- Rest

Although LC is typically known for being a fast, offensive tier, Numel finds a niche as a bulky crit-me-not sweeper. With Simple, Stockpile grants a +2 boost to both defenses. Numel can easily snowball out of control, becoming hard to KO after multiple Stockpile uses, especially coupled with Rest increasing its longevity. Numel is vulnerable to critical hits, as they ignore defense boosts, so Flame Charge is used to boost speed and attack foes first, denying foes the opportunity to crit. Tera Fighting boosts Body Press damage and can also removes Numel's weaknesses to Water and Ground, allowing it to get the crucial first boost. Numel fits best on hyper offense teams, where it can be a late-game cleaner once other setup sweepers such as Swords Dance Mienfoo, Nasty Plot Vullaby, and Tidy Up Minccino have chipped foes down and forced Terastallizations. On these teams, Impidimp can provide dual screens and Parting Shot support to allow Numel to set up easier. ik u said smth about word count, u could mention roar mudbray and what ur teammates can do to deal with it ig (not like they dont have the same issue) otherwise this is good

1/1 good job smoghorse

 

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Numel @ Eviolite
Ability: Simple
Level: 5
Tera Type: Fighting
EVs: 36 HP / 36 Atk / 196 Def / 236 SpD
Impish Nature
- Stockpile
- Flame Charge
- Body Press
- Rest

Although LC is typically known for being a fast, offensive tier, Numel finds a niche as a bulky crit-me-not sweeper. With Simple, Stockpile grants a +2 boost to both defenses. Numel can easily snowball out of control, becoming hard to KO after multiple Stockpile uses, especially coupled with Rest increasing its longevity. Numel is vulnerable to critical hits, as they ignore defense its defensive boosts, so Flame Charge is used to boost speed its Speed and attack foes first, denying foes the opportunity to crit land a critical hit. Tera Fighting boosts Body Press Press's damage and also removes Numel's weaknesses to Water and Ground, allowing it to get the crucial first boost. Numel fits best on hyper offense teams, where it can be a late-game cleaner once other setup sweepers such as Swords Dance Mienfoo, Nasty Plot Vullaby, and Tidy Up Minccino have chipped foes down and forced Terastallizations the opponent to Terastallize. On these teams, Impidimp can provide dual screens and Parting Shot support to allow Numel to set up easier.