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:ss/porygon2:
name: Physically Defensive
move 1: Foul Play
move 2: Ice Beam
move 3: Recover
move 4: Teleport
item: Eviolite
ability: Analytic
nature: Bold
evs: 252 HP / 252 Def / 4 SpD

[SET COMMENTS]
Porygon2 carves out a unique niche in AG as a physically defensive wall thanks to its good Eviolite-boosted bulk and typing, making it a good check to Calyrex-S. Additionally, it is capable of dealing with other threats like Zygarde-C and Lunala thanks to its useful coverage. Foul Play is most notably used to punish Calyrex-S while deterring physical setup sweepers such as Dragon Dance Necrozma-DM and Reshiram as well as Pokemon like Zacian-C from switching in repeatedly. Ice Beam is used to nail the likes of Zygarde-C, Groudon, and Zekrom. Teleport allows Porygon2 to safely pivot out of potential switch-ins like Ho-Oh and Ferrothorn. Analytic lets Porygon2 hit most foes harder due to its low Speed. Maximum HP and Defense investment with a Bold nature lets Porygon2 take on Psyshock Calyrex-S more reliably and deal with other foes like Necrozma-DM, Groudon, and Zygarde-C more easily. Porygon2 should be wary of switching into Knock Off or Trick users like Yveltal, defensive Necrozma-DM, and Choice-item Calyrex-S, since losing its Eviolite will make it significantly less bulky.

Porygon2 fits best on balance and bulky offense teams that appreciate having a reliable check to Calyrex-S, one of the most dangerous threats in the tier, as well as other foes like Zygarde-C and Dragon Dance Necrozma-DM. Porygon2 is easily forced out by foes that carry super effective coverage against it or are generally very powerful such as Zacian-C, Marshadow, and Kyogre. Thus, teammates that can deal with them such as Necrozma-DM and Eternatus are crucial. Necrozma-DM can also deal with Xerneas, which is particularly very threatening to Porygon2 as well. Porygon2 struggles to get through troublesome walls like Ferrothorn, Eternatus, and Ho-Oh, so wallbreakers that can deal with them like Calyrex-S and offensive Kyogre are appreciated. They also benefit from Porygon2 safely pivoting them in with Teleport. Gothitelle can trap walls like Ferrothorn, Necrozma-DM, and non-Dragon Tail Eternatus, making it a good partner on balance teams. Porygon2 strongly dislikes Knock Off users like defensive Necrozma-DM and Yveltal getting rid of its Eviolite, so teammates like Zygarde-C and Zacian-C are useful. Zygarde-C can check threats like Marshadow lacking Ice Punch, Urshifu-S, Ho-Oh, and Groudon, the latter of which is especially helpful because Porygon2 is OHKOed by +2 Precipice Blades. Porygon2 fails to reliably check +2 Dynamax Calyrex-S, so a speed control option such as Ditto or Choice Scarf Calyrex-S is useful alongside it.

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

Thunder Wave can be used to punish foes such as Eternatus, Zacian-C, and Xerneas for switching in, while Toxic puts walls like Ho-Oh and Yveltal on a timer. Eerie Impulse is an option to remove Calyrex-S's Nasty Plot boosts and deter special attackers like Xerneas and offensive Eternatus; however, these moves are hard to use over Ice Beam and Teleport, which are important to Porygon2.

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

**Super Effective Coverage**: Pokemon that carry super effective coverage against Porygon2, such as Zacian-C, Marshadow, and Urshifu-S, pose huge threats to it. However, they should avoid consistently switching into Porygon2, as they will take a decent amount of damage from Foul Play or Ice Beam.

**Powerful Wallbreakers**: Despite Porygon2's good bulk, many powerful wallbreakers such as Choice Specs Kyogre, Life Orb Yveltal, Xerneas, and Dracovish have little to no problem taking it down.

**Walls**: Walls such as Ho-Oh, Eternatus, and Gothitelle can shrug off Porygon2's attacks. Ho-Oh can badly poison Porygon2 with Toxic and threaten to burn it with Sacred Fire, Eternatus can tank an Ice Beam and cripple Porygon2 with Toxic, and Gothitelle can trap Porygon2, prevent Teleport with Taunt, and PP stall it with Charm, Cosmic Power, and Rest.

**Knock Off**: Knock Off users such as defensive Necrozma-DM, Ferrothorn, and specially defensive Yveltal can cripple Porygon2 by removing its Eviolite, making it more susceptible to strong attacks.

**Trick**: Choice-item Calyrex-S can lure in and heavily cripple Porygon2 by removing its Eviolite and making it unable to freely switch up its moves, making it far easier to deal with.

[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[Rotten, 491896]]
- Quality checked by: [[Fc, 511624], [Icemaster, 464176]]
- Grammar checked by: [[lotiasite, 302985]]
 
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:ss/porygon2:
[SET]
name: Physically Defensive
move 1: Foul Play
move 2: Ice Beam
move 3: Recover
move 4: Teleport
item: Eviolite
ability: Analytic
nature: Bold
evs: 252 HP / 252 Def / 4 SpD

[SET COMMENTS]
Porygon2 carves out a unique niche in AG as a physically defensive wall thanks to its good Eviolite-boosted bulk and typing, making it one of the best checks to Calyrex-S. Additionally, it is capable of dealing with other threats like Zygarde-C and Dragon Dance Necrozma-DM (jolly ndm never dies to foul play even at +1 and if it dyna's p2 doesn't really deal with it but rather just deters it setting up like mentioned in the next sentence, something like Lunala might fit better) thanks to its useful coverage. Foul Play is most notably used to punish Calyrex-S, while deterring physical setup sweepers such as Dragon Dance Necrozma-DM and Reshiram as well as Pokemon like Zacian-C from switching in repeatedly. Ice Beam is used to nail the likes of Zygarde-C, Groudon, and Zekrom. Recover lets Porygon2 check the aforementioned threats more easily, while Teleport safely pivots out of potential switch-ins like Ho-Oh and Ferrothorn. Analytic is the ability of choice, letting Porygon2 hit most foes harder while synergizing well with its low Speed. Maximum HP and Defense investment with a Bold nature lets Porygon2 take on Psyshock Calyrex-S more reliably, while dealing with other foes like Necrozma-DM, Groudon, and Zygarde-C more easily. Porygon2 should be wary of switching into Knock Off or Trick users like Yveltal, defensive Necrozma-DM, and Choice item Calyrex-S, since losing its Eviolite will make it significantly less bulky.

Porygon2 fits best on balance and bulky offense teams that appreciate having a reliable check to Calyrex-S, one of the most dangerous threats in the tier, as well as other foes like Zygarde-C and Dragon Dance Necrozma-DM. Porygon2 is easily forced out by foes that carry super effective coverage against it or are generally very powerful such as Zacian-C, Marshadow, and Kyogre. Thus, teammates that can deal with them such as Necrozma-DM and Eternatus are crucial. Necrozma-DM can also deal with Xerneas, which is particularly very threatening to Porygon2 as well. Porygon2 struggles to get through troublesome walls like Ferrothorn, Tyranitar, and Ho-Oh, so wallbreakers that can deal with them like Calyrex-S and offensive Kyogre are appreciated Gothitelle should be mentioned here with a few examples of previous walls changed imo, with it loving p2's teleport and being one of the best ways to remove things like Etern which should probably be mentioned over ttar as it's more common and annoying with Toxic. They also benefit from Porygon2 safely pivoting them in with Teleport. Porygon2 strongly dislikes Knock Off users like defensive Necrozma-DM and Yveltal getting rid of its Eviolite, so teammates like Zygarde-C and Zacian-C are useful. Zygarde-C also provides a secondary check to Groudon, which is helpful as Porygon2 is OHKOed by +2 Precipice Blades.

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

Porygon2 has no viable other options.

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

**Super Effective Coverage**: Pokemon that carry super effective coverage against Porygon2, such as Zacian-C, Marshadow, and Urshifu-S, pose as huge threats to it. However, they should avoid consistently switching into Porygon2, as they will take a decent amount of damage from Foul Play or Ice Beam.

**Powerful Wallbreakers**: Despite Porygon2's good bulk, many powerful wallbreakers such as Choice Specs Kyogre, Life Orb Yveltal, Xerneas, and Dracovish have little to no problem taking it down.

**Walls**: Walls such as Ho-Oh and Gothitelle can shrug off Porygon2's attacks, being able to deal with it easily. Ho-Oh can badly poison Porygon2 with Toxic and threaten to burn it with Sacred Fire, while Gothitelle can trap Porygon2 due to Shadow Tag, prevent Teleport with Taunt, and PP stall it with Charm, Cosmic Power, and Rest. Eternatus is a good mention here, since it takes little damage from Ice Beam and with Toxic being so detrimental to p2 it's something that always forces it out

**Knock Off**: Knock Off users such as defensive Necrozma-DM, Ferrothorn, and specially defensive Yveltal can cripple Porygon2 by removing its Eviolite, making it more suspectible to strong attacks.

**Trick**: Although uncommon, Choice item Calyrex-S can lure in and heavily cripple Porygon2 by removing its Eviolite, making it easier to deal with. Porygon2 also becomes forced to use another item like Choice Specs or Choice Scarf, making it more difficult to use its moves with ease unable to freely switch up moves while having less bulk overall. (I think there was just a bit of confusion with the wording at the end here, if I was slightly off on what was being said a bit could be cut off but I think this makes it more clear to read while hitting the 2 main points of no move freedom and less bulk)

[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[Rotten, 491896]]
- Quality checked by: [[username1, userid1], [username2, userid2]]
- Grammar checked by: [[username1, userid1]]
 
I'm qc now :o

Zygarde-C also provides a secondary check to Groudon, which is helpful as Porygon2 is OHKOed by +2 Precipice Blades.
could probably add a mention of the fightings and maybe Ho-Oh to this last point as well, since checking Marsh and Shifu are big targets that help p2 and Ho-Oh was mentioned as a problem earlier in the paragraph. Don ohko's regular zygarde at +2 with max quake so adding a few more things it can reliably do proves that it's a good partner even more. The rest with the former changes looks good though.

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:ss/porygon2:
[SET]
name: Physically Defensive
move 1: Foul Play
move 2: Ice Beam
move 3: Recover
move 4: Teleport
item: Eviolite
ability: Analytic
nature: Bold
evs: 252 HP / 252 Def / 4 SpD

[SET COMMENTS]
Porygon2 carves out a unique niche in AG as a physically defensive wall thanks to its good Eviolite-boosted bulk and typing, making it one of the best a good checks to Calyrex-S. Additionally, it is capable of dealing with other threats like Zygarde-C and Lunala thanks to its useful coverage. Foul Play is most notably used to punish Calyrex-S, while deterring physical setup sweepers such as Dragon Dance Necrozma-DM and Reshiram as well as Pokemon like Zacian-C from switching in repeatedly. Ice Beam is used to nail the likes of Zygarde-C, Groudon, and Zekrom. Recover lets Porygon2 check the aforementioned threats more easily, while Teleport safely pivots out of potential switch-ins like Ho-Oh and Ferrothorn. Analytic is the ability of choice, letting Porygon2 hit most foes harder while synergizing well with its low Speed. Maximum HP and Defense investment with a Bold nature lets Porygon2 take on Psyshock Calyrex-S more reliably, while dealing with other foes like Necrozma-DM, Groudon, and Zygarde-C more easily. Porygon2 should be wary of switching into Knock Off or Trick users like Yveltal, defensive Necrozma-DM, and Choice item Calyrex-S, since losing its Eviolite will make it significantly less bulky.

Porygon2 fits best on balance and bulky offense teams that appreciate having a reliable check to Calyrex-S, one of the most dangerous threats in the tier, as well as other foes like Zygarde-C and Dragon Dance Necrozma-DM. Porygon2 is easily forced out by foes that carry super effective coverage against it or are generally very powerful such as Zacian-C, Marshadow, and Kyogre. Thus, teammates that can deal with them such as Necrozma-DM and Eternatus are crucial. Necrozma-DM can also deal with Xerneas, which is particularly very threatening to Porygon2 as well. Porygon2 struggles to get through troublesome walls like Ferrothorn, Eternatus, and Ho-Oh, so wallbreakers that can deal with them like Calyrex-S and offensive Kyogre are appreciated. They also benefit from Porygon2 safely pivoting them in with Teleport. Gothitelle can also trap and deal with walls like Ferrothorn, Necrozma-DM, and non-Dragon Tail Eternatus, making it a good partner on balance teams. Porygon2 strongly dislikes Knock Off users like defensive Necrozma-DM and Yveltal getting rid of its Eviolite, so teammates like Zygarde-C and Zacian-C are useful. Zygarde-C can check threats like Marshadow lacking Ice Punch and Urshifu-S, Ho-Oh, and Groudon, which is helpful as Porygon2 is OHKOed by +2 Precipice Blades. Porygon2 is not a good Life Orb NP Calyrex check, as Calyrex can 1v1 it, so I think speed control or a secondary check is super important +2 252 SpA Life Orb Calyrex-Shadow Max Mindstorm vs. 248 HP / 8 SpD Eviolite Porygon2: 454-536 (121.7 - 143.6%) -- guaranteed OHKO; 0- Atk Analytic Porygon2 Max Darkness vs. 0 HP / 4 Def Dynamax Calyrex-Shadow: 432-512 (63.3 - 75%) -- guaranteed 2HKO. I would mention that here.

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

Porygon2 has no viable other options. Toxic/Thunder Wave are good options I believe. Maybe Eerie Impulse.

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

**Super Effective Coverage**: Pokemon that carry super effective coverage against Porygon2, such as Zacian-C, Marshadow, and Urshifu-S, pose as huge threats to it. However, they should avoid consistently switching into Porygon2, as they will take a decent amount of damage from Foul Play or Ice Beam.

**Powerful Wallbreakers**: Despite Porygon2's good bulk, many powerful wallbreakers such as Choice Specs Kyogre, Life Orb Yveltal, Xerneas, and Dracovish have little to no problem taking it down.

**Walls**: Walls such as Ho-Oh, Eternatus, and Gothitelle can shrug off Porygon2's attacks, being able to deal with it easily. Ho-Oh can badly poison Porygon2 with Toxic and threaten to burn it with Sacred Fire, Eternatus can tank an Ice Beam and cripple Porygon2 with Toxic, and Gothitelle can trap Porygon2 due to Shadow Tag, prevent Teleport with Taunt, and PP stall it with Charm, Cosmic Power, and Rest.

**Knock Off**: Knock Off users such as defensive Necrozma-DM, Ferrothorn, and specially defensive Yveltal can cripple Porygon2 by removing its Eviolite, making it more susceptible to strong attacks.

**Trick**: Although uncommon, Choice item Calyrex-S can lure in and heavily cripple Porygon2 by removing its Eviolite, making it easier to deal with. Porygon2 also becomes forced to use another item like Choice Specs or Choice Scarf, making it unable to freely switch up its moves while having less bulk overall.

[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[Rotten, 491896]]
- Quality checked by: [[Fc, 511624], [username2, userid2]]
- Grammar checked by: [[username1, userid1]]
Very good work, QC 2/2
 
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[SET]
name: Physically Defensive
move 1: Foul Play
move 2: Ice Beam
move 3: Recover
move 4: Teleport
item: Eviolite
ability: Analytic
nature: Bold
evs: 252 HP / 252 Def / 4 SpD

[SET COMMENTS]
Porygon2 carves out a unique niche in AG as a physically defensive wall thanks to its good Eviolite-boosted bulk and typing, making it a good check to Calyrex-S. Additionally, it is capable of dealing with other threats like Zygarde-C and Lunala thanks to its useful coverage. Foul Play is most notably used to punish Calyrex-S, (RC) while deterring physical setup sweepers such as Dragon Dance Necrozma-DM and Reshiram as well as Pokemon like Zacian-C from switching in repeatedly. Ice Beam is used to nail the likes of Zygarde-C, Groudon, and Zekrom. Recover letTeleport allows Porygon2 to check the aforementioned threats more easily, while Teleport safely pivots out of potential switch-ins like Ho-Oh and Ferrothorn. Analytic is the ability of choice, lettinglets Porygon2 hit most foes harder while synergizing well withdue to its low Speed. Maximum HP and Defense investment with a Bold nature lets Porygon2 take on Psyshock Calyrex-S more reliably, while dealing and deal with other foes like Necrozma-DM, Groudon, and Zygarde-C more easily. Porygon2 should be wary of switching into Knock Off or Trick users like Yveltal, defensive Necrozma-DM, and Choice-(AH)item Calyrex-S, since losing its Eviolite will make it significantly less bulky.

Porygon2 fits best on balance and bulky offense teams that appreciate having a reliable check to Calyrex-S, one of the most dangerous threats in the tier, as well as other foes like Zygarde-C and Dragon Dance Necrozma-DM. Porygon2 is easily forced out by foes that carry super effective coverage against it or are generally very powerful such as Zacian-C, Marshadow, and Kyogre. Thus, teammates that can deal with them such as Necrozma-DM and Eternatus are crucial. Necrozma-DM can also deal with Xerneas, which is particularly very threatening to Porygon2 as well. Porygon2 struggles to get through troublesome walls like Ferrothorn, Eternatus, and Ho-Oh, so wallbreakers that can deal with them like Calyrex-S and offensive Kyogre are appreciated. They also benefit from Porygon2 safely pivoting them in with Teleport. Gothitelle can also trap and deal with walls like Ferrothorn, Necrozma-DM, and non-Dragon Tail Eternatus, making it a good partner on balance teams. Porygon2 strongly dislikes Knock Off users like defensive Necrozma-DM and Yveltal getting rid of its Eviolite, so teammates like Zygarde-C and Zacian-C are useful. Zygarde-C can check threats like Marshadow lacking Ice Punch and, (AC) Urshifu-S, Ho-Oh, and Groudon, the latter of which is especially helpful because Porygon2 is OHKOed by +2 Precipice Blades. Porygon2 fails to reliably check +2 Max MindstormDynamax Calyrex-S, so a speed control options such as Ditto or Choice Scarf Calyrex-S areis useful alongside it. (you're not gonna have both, so i made it 'or')

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

Thunder Wave can be used to punish foes such as Eternatus, Zacian-C, and Xerneas for switching in, while Toxic puts walls like Ho-Oh and Yveltal on a timer. Eerie Impulse is an option to remove Calyrex-S's Nasty Plot boosts and deter special attackers like Xerneas and offensive Eternatus; however, these moves are hard to use over Ice Beam and Teleport, which are important to Porygon2.

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

**Super Effective Coverage**: Pokemon that carry super effective coverage against Porygon2, such as Zacian-C, Marshadow, and Urshifu-S, pose as huge threats to it. However, they should avoid consistently switching into Porygon2, as they will take a decent amount of damage from Foul Play or Ice Beam.

**Powerful Wallbreakers**: Despite Porygon2's good bulk, many powerful wallbreakers such as Choice Specs Kyogre, Life Orb Yveltal, Xerneas, and Dracovish have little to no problem taking it down.

**Walls**: Walls such as Ho-Oh, Eternatus, and Gothitelle can shrug off Porygon2's attacks, being able to deal with it easily. Ho-Oh can badly poison Porygon2 with Toxic and threaten to burn it with Sacred Fire, Eternatus can tank an Ice Beam and cripple Porygon2 with Toxic, and Gothitelle can trap Porygon2 due to Shadow Tag, prevent Teleport with Taunt, and PP stall it with Charm, Cosmic Power, and Rest.

**Knock Off**: Knock Off users such as defensive Necrozma-DM, Ferrothorn, and specially defensive Yveltal can cripple Porygon2 by removing its Eviolite, making it more susceptible to strong attacks.

**Trick**: Although uncommonChoice-(AH)item Calyrex-S (qc but i definitely don't think choice caly is uncommon, scarf is still probably the most common set) can lure in and heavily cripple Porygon2 by removing its Eviolite and, making it easier to deal with. Porygon2 also becomes forced to use another item like Choice Specs or Choice Scarf, making it unable to freely switch up its moves while having less bulk overall, making it far easier to deal with.

[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[Rotten, 491896]]
- Quality checked by: [[Fc, 511624], [Icemaster, 464176]]
- Grammar checked by: [[lotiasite, 302985]]
 
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