Pokémon Ribombee

[cheru]

Base Stats: 60 HP / 55 Atk / 60 Def / 95 SpA / 70 SpD / 124 Spe
Abilities: Honey Gather / Shield Dust / Sweet Veil

Notable Moves:
Bug Buzz
Light Screen
Moonblast
Quiver Dance
Sticky Web
Stored Power
Stun Spore
Switcheroo
Trick
U-turn

Moves lost:
Aromatherapy

Pros:
Ribombee is by far the best Sticky Web setter thanks to its high Speed letting it outspeed many already fast threats such as Meowscarada, Greninja, non-booster Speed Iron Valiant, and Cinderace. Shield Dust + Focus Sash allows it to nearly guarantee the Sticky Web being set up. Its natural typing allows it to wall Great Tusk, which is the main form of hazard removal for most teams. It's able to cripple other hazard removers like Cinderace and Corviknight.

Cons:
Ribombee has no way of damaging Steel-types, meaning that Pokemon such as Gholdengo can very easily take advantage of it.
- If webs aren't on the field, you are often playing 5v6

Terastalization Potential:

The only real terastalization you can really do. It blocks Rapid Spin, but Ribombee doesn’t need to waste its Tera for its team.

Sample set:
Ribombee @ Focus Sash
Ability: Shield Dust
Tera Type: Ghost
EVs: 4 Def / 252 SpA / 252 Spe
Timid Nature
- Sticky Web
- Moonblast
- Stun Spore / U-turn
- Skill Swap / U-turn

Sticky Web enables threats like Iron Moth and Manaphy to more easily break through teams thanks to not being as easily revenge killed. STAB Moonblast allows it to OHKO Great Tusk and Samurott. Stun Spore can paralyze threats that ignore the Speed drop from Sticky Webs such as Cinderace. Skill Swap can be used to get rid of Hatterene's Magic Bounce and Gholdengo's Good as Gold to set up webs freely and paralyze the latter. U-turn can be used over either of the last two moves to safely bring in a threat after Sticky Web is set up.

Conclusion
After many months of suffering, Sticky Webs teams can finally have a further niche to take advantage of many teams that rely on Booster Energy Iron Valiant as speed control, enabling powerful threats such as Manaphy and Gholdengo. Though they have high upside, most teams naturally many Heavy-Duty Boots users to counteract the Speed drop, and is thus very high risk, high reward. Ribombee will just stay around the C ranks for the rest of the gen and will fall to around NU/PU.

 

[Magcargo]

This Pokemon will be a very dangerous QD sweeper in the lower tiers imo. QD / Mooblast / Bug Buzz / Tera Blast Ground will have few switch ins barring specific Pokemon like Talonflame, and Tera will make this Pokemon harder to revenge kill. The base Fairy typing is great to differentiate it from Orrocorio and Vivillion. I could see it being as high as RUBL or UU this generation.