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Swords Dance (Weavile) (Atk) @ Heavy-Duty Boots
Ability: Pressure
Tera Type: Ice / Dark
EVs: 252 Atk / 4 SpD / 252 Spe
Jolly Nature
- Triple Axel
- Knock Off
- Ice Shard
- Swords Dance

Weavile is an extremely threatening setup sweeper that utilizes its high Speed along with its strong STAB combination to sweep through opposing teams. Knock Off removes key items like Leftovers, Rocky Helmet, and Heavy-Duty Boots from defensive Pokemon like Skarmory, Rotom-W, and Dondozo. Ice Shard serves as a way to pick off faster Pokemon like Electrode-H and Eternatus looking to outspeed and KO Weavile. Swords Dance enables Weavile to serve as a setup sweeper. Heavy-Duty Boots lets Weavile consistently switch in multiple times throughout the game and circumvent its weakness to Stealth Rock. Tera Ice boosts Triple Axel to nuclear levels while also strengthening Ice Shard, although Tera Dark is an acceptable alternative to empower Knock Off.

High-Attack gods like Necrozma-DM, Ho-Oh, and Rayquaza are excellent fits for Weavile, as they are able to boost its damage by sizable margins, with Ho-Oh specifically eliminating Steel-types such as Zacian-C that Weavile struggles against; in return, Weavile can break certain physical walls such as Great Tusk and Mandibuzz for Ho-Oh. Also Weavile is still vulnerable to Stealth Rock and other entry hazards if it loses its Heavy-Duty Boots, making hazard control from Pokemon such as Great Tusk, Hatterene, and Corviknight important. Furthermore, Weavile is extremely frail; thus, slower pivots like Rotom-W, Pecharunt, and Galarian Slowking are appreciated to bring it in safely. Pecharunt and Galarian Slowking are especially useful, switching into and threatetning Fairy- and Fighting-types that threaten Weavile such as Arceus-Fairy and Zamazaneta. In return, Weavile eliminates Pokemon such as Landorus and Arceus-Ghost that can threaten Pecharunt and Galarian Slowking. Weavile also appreciates special attackers such as Iron Moth, Landorus, and Hydrapple, as they are able to circumvent physical walls such as Skarmory, Zamazenta, and Primarina. Landorus and Iron Moth are especially useful to threaten the previously mentioned Zacian-C, Weavile's toughest matchup. Also, Weavile pairs well with entry hazard setters such as Skarmory, Ting-Lu, and Clefable, as it is able to remove opposing Heavy-Duty Boots and rack up chip damage, enabling the late-game sweep.

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Swords Dance (Weavile) (Atk) @ Heavy-Duty Boots
Ability: Pressure
Tera Type: Ice / Dark
EVs: 252 Atk / 4 SpD / 252 Spe
Jolly Nature
- Triple Axel
- Knock Off
- Ice Shard
- Swords Dance

Weavile is an extremely threatening setup sweeper that utilizes its high Speed along with its strong STAB combination to sweep through opposing teams. Triple Axel and Knock Off are powerful STAB attacks, with Knock Off removing key items like Leftovers and Heavy-Duty Boots from defensive Pokemon like Hatterene and Moltres Mandibuzz. Ice Shard serves as a way to pick off faster Pokemon like Electrode-H and Eternatus looking to outspeed and KO Weavile. Swords Dance further amplifies Weavile's damage output, enabling it to serve as a setup sweeper. Heavy-Duty Boots enables Weavile to consistently switch in multiple times throughout the game and circumvent its weakness to Stealth Rock. Tera Ice is the preferred Tera type, boosting Triple Axel to nuclear levels while also strengthening Ice Shard, although Tera Dark is an acceptable alternative to empower Knock Off.

High-Attack gods like Groudon Necrozma-DM and Ho-Oh are excellent fits for Weavile, as they are able to boost its damage by sizeable margins, with Groudon and Ho-Oh specifically eliminating Steel-types such as Zacian-C that Weavile struggles into; in return, Weavile can break certain physical walls such as Great Tusk and Mandibuzz for them. Also, while Weavile can utilize Heavy-Duty Boots, it is still vulnerable to Stealth Rock and other entry hazards if its Heavy-Duty Boots get removed it loses said item, making hazard control from Pokemon such as Great Tusk, Hatterene, and Corviknight important. Furthermore, Weavile is extremely frail, thus making slower pivots like Rotom-W, Pecharunt, and Galarian Slowking are appreciated to bring it in safely. Pecharunt and Galarian Slowking are especially useful, switching into and threatetning Fairy- and Fighting-types that threaten Weavile. Examples would be nice to provide here as to what Fighting types they threaten. In return, Weavile eliminates Pokemon such as Landorus and Arceus-Ghost that can threaten Pecharunt and Galarian Slowking. Weavile also appreciates special attackers such as Iron Moth, Landorus, and the aforementioned Pecharunt as they are able to break circumvent physical walls such as Skarmory, Zamazenta, and Primarina. Landorus and Iron Moth are especially useful to threaten the previously mentioned Zacian-C, Weavile's toughest matchup. Also, Weavile pairs well with entry hazard setters such as Skarmory and Clefable, as it is able to remove opposing Heavy-Duty Boots and rack up chip damage, enabling the late-game sweep.

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Swords Dance (Weavile) (Atk) @ Heavy-Duty Boots
Ability: Pressure
Tera Type: Ice / Dark
EVs: 252 Atk / 4 SpD / 252 Spe
Jolly Nature
- Triple Axel
- Knock Off
- Ice Shard
- Swords Dance

Weavile is an extremely threatening setup sweeper that utilizes its high Speed along with its strong STAB combination to sweep through opposing teams. Triple Axel and Knock Off are powerful STAB attacks, with Knock Off removing key items like Leftovers and Heavy-Duty Boots mention rocky helmet as well, it's especially important for weavile to knock it off early from defensive Pokemon like Hatterene hatterene feels like an odd mention as it gets worn down quickly anyway so it doesn't have to be knocked as much as other mons, like I suggest in the mandibuzz part and Mandibuzz mandibuzz doesn't want to come in anyway, would be better to mention skarm, dozo or rotom-w. Ice Shard serves as a way to pick off faster Pokemon like Electrode-H and Eternatus looking to outspeed and KO Weavile. Swords Dance further amplifies Weavile's damage output, enabling it to serve as a setup sweeper. Heavy-Duty Boots enables Weavile to consistently switch in multiple times throughout the game and circumvent its weakness to Stealth Rock. Tera Ice is the preferred Tera type, boosting Triple Axel to nuclear levels while also strengthening Ice Shard, although Tera Dark is an acceptable alternative to empower Knock Off.

High-Attack gods like Necrozma-DM and Ho-Oh add rayquaza asw are excellent fits for Weavile, as they are able to boost its damage by sizeable margins, with Ho-Oh specifically eliminating Steel-types such as Zacian-C that Weavile struggles into; in return, Weavile can break certain physical walls such as Great Tusk and Mandibuzz for it. Also, while Weavile can utilize Heavy-Duty Boots, it is still vulnerable to Stealth Rock and other entry hazards if it loses said item, making hazard control from Pokemon such as Great Tusk, Hatterene, and Corviknight important. Furthermore, Weavile is extremely frail; thus, slower pivots like Rotom-W, Pecharunt, and Galarian Slowking are appreciated to bring it in safely. Pecharunt and Galarian Slowking are especially useful, switching into and threatetning Fairy- and Fighting-types that threaten Weavile such as Arceus-Fairy and Sneasler. mention zamazenta instead, as it can actually come in and outspeed weavile. sneasler is slower after you proc the unburden, and it takes a lot from tera ice ice shards In return, Weavile eliminates Pokemon such as Landorus and Arceus-Ghost that can threaten Pecharunt and Galarian Slowking. Weavile also appreciates special attackers such as Iron Moth, Landorus, and the aforementioned Pecharunt mention hydrapple instead, as it actually makes progress and fits well on the ho-oh teams that weavile shines on as they are able to circumvent physical walls such as Skarmory, Zamazenta, and Primarina. Landorus and Iron Moth are especially useful to threaten the previously mentioned Zacian-C, Weavile's toughest matchup. Also, Weavile pairs well with entry hazard setters such as Skarmory and Clefable, mention ting lu as well as it is able to remove opposing Heavy-Duty Boots and rack up chip damage, enabling the late-game sweep.

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Swords Dance (Weavile) (Atk) @ Heavy-Duty Boots
Ability: Pressure
Tera Type: Ice / Dark
EVs: 252 Atk / 4 SpD / 252 Spe
Jolly Nature
- Triple Axel
- Knock Off
- Ice Shard
- Swords Dance

Weavile is an extremely threatening setup sweeper that utilizes its high Speed along with its strong STAB combination to sweep through opposing teams. Triple Axel and this is just dex info; you don't need to mention Axel if its use is obvious Knock Off are powerful STAB attacks, with Knock Off removing removes key items like Leftovers, Rocky Helmet, and Heavy-Duty Boots from defensive Pokemon like Skarmory, Rotom-W, and Dondozo. Ice Shard serves as a way to pick off faster Pokemon like Electrode-H and Eternatus looking to outspeed and KO Weavile. Swords Dance further amplifies Weavile's damage output, enabling it enables Weavile to serve as a setup sweeper. Heavy-Duty Boots enables lets Weavile to consistently switch in multiple times throughout the game and circumvent its weakness to Stealth Rock. Tera Ice is the preferred Tera type, boosting boosts Triple Axel to nuclear levels while also strengthening Ice Shard, although Tera Dark is an acceptable alternative to empower Knock Off.

High-Attack gods like Necrozma-DM, Ho-Oh, and Rayquaza are excellent fits for Weavile, as they are able to boost its damage by sizeable sizable margins, with Ho-Oh specifically eliminating Steel-types such as Zacian-C that Weavile struggles into against; in return, Weavile can break certain physical walls such as Great Tusk and Mandibuzz for it Ho-Oh. Also (RC) while Weavile can utilize Heavy-Duty Boots, it is still vulnerable to Stealth Rock and other entry hazards if it loses said item its Heavy-Duty Boots, making hazard control from Pokemon such as Great Tusk, Hatterene, and Corviknight important. Furthermore, Weavile is extremely frail; thus, slower pivots like Rotom-W, Pecharunt, and Galarian Slowking are appreciated to bring it in safely. Pecharunt and Galarian Slowking are especially useful, switching into and threatetning Fairy- and Fighting-types that threaten Weavile such as Arceus-Fairy and Zamazaneta. In return, Weavile eliminates Pokemon such as Landorus and Arceus-Ghost that can threaten Pecharunt and Galarian Slowking. Weavile also appreciates special attackers such as Iron Moth, Landorus, and Hydrapple, (AC) as they are able to circumvent physical walls such as Skarmory, Zamazenta, and Primarina. Landorus and Iron Moth are especially useful to threaten the previously mentioned Zacian-C, Weavile's toughest matchup. Also, Weavile pairs well with entry hazard setters such as Skarmory, Ting-Lu, and Clefable, as it is able to remove opposing Heavy-Duty Boots and rack up chip damage, enabling the late-game sweep.

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