NFE Roselia [Done]

[BP]

[SET]
name: Offensive Spikes
move 1: Spikes
move 2: Leaf Storm
move 3: Sludge Bomb
move 4: Sleep Powder / Extrasensory
item: Eviolite
ability: Natural Cure
nature: Modest
evs: 4 HP / 252 SpA / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Roselia is commonly used as an offensive entry hazard setter due to its high Special Attack and ability to help offensive teammates like Fraxure and Raboot by putting other Pokemon in range of their attacks with Spikes. Leaf Storm is Roselia's strongest STAB move, allowing it to hit a wide range of Pokemon in the metagame such as Mareanie and Hattrem for a lot of damage. Sludge Bomb allows Roselia to hit Grass- and Fairy-types such as Dartrix, Morgrem, and Clefairy while also potentially punishing switch-ins such as Vullaby with its poison chance. Sleep Powder targets switch-ins and setup sweepers alike, rendering them ineffective, such as Klang, Wartortle, and Duosion. Extrasensory allows Roselia to hit Pokemon like Mareanie and Machoke hard without dropping stats while also preventing Roselia from being walled by Koffing and Hakamo-o


Roselia functions as an offensive Spikes setter that performs best on balance and offensive teams. Offensive Pokemon appreciate the extra damage Spikes provides; thus, wallbreakers such as Kadabra, Machoke, and Galarian Linoone all pair well with it thanks to the amount of offensive pressure they apply. Stealth Rock support from Pokemon such as Piloswine, Galarian Corsola, and Carkol all make it easier for Roselia to pressure Pokemon such as Vullaby and Raboot. Piloswine and Carkol are worth mentioning particularly thanks to their ability to check Flying- and Fire-types such as Vullaby, Torracat, and Lampent. Roselia pairs well with Ghost-types such as Galarian Corsola and Drakloak thanks to their ability to spinblock. Roselia appreciates VoltTurn users such as Raboot and Klang because they are able to capitalize on hazard pressure and can bring Roselia in safely with pivot moves. Setup sweepers such as Klang, Wartortle, and Duosion all appreciate Roselia's ability to set Spikes, which weakens their respective checks such as Machoke, Galarian Linoone, and opposing Roselia. Roselia is threatened by Psychic-types such as Kadabra and Hattrem, so Pokemon that can help mitigate them, such as Klang and Vullaby, are appreciated. Additionally, Piloswine can prove to be an issue for Roselia, so Pokemon such as Machoke, Wartortle, and Galarian Corsola pair well with it.

[SET]
name: Specially Defensive
move 1: Spikes
move 2: Sludge Bomb
move 3: Giga Drain
move 4: Synthesis
item: Eviolite
ability: Natural Cure
nature: Calm
evs: 252 HP / 252 SpD / 4 Def

[SET COMMENTS]
Thanks to Roselia's great defensive typing and solid bulk, it can function as a check to Pokemon such as Tangela, Wartortle, and Brionne. Sludge Bomb is Roselia's primary STAB move and allows it to hit Fairy-types super effectively like Clefairy and Morgrem while also having the potential to punish switch-ins such as Vullaby and Hattrem via its chance to poison. Giga Drain allows Roselia to reliably beat Shell Smash Wartortle while also providing it with a means of recovery. Synthesis provides Roselia with more reliable recovery, allowing it to more effectively perform its role as a special wall. Spikes provides great utility in pressuring opposing grounded Pokemon and sometimes putting them in range of Roselia's attacks. Alternatively, both Sleep Powder and Shadow Ball are options on Roselia. Sleep Powder allows Roselia a way to punish switch-ins such as Raboot and Vullaby. Shadow Ball allows Roselia to more effectively pressure Lampent, Gastly, Hattrem, and Galarian Corsola, but Sludge Bomb is often preferred thanks to its reliability as a STAB move.

Roselia fits best on balance and bulky offense builds thanks to its ability to provide its teammates with entry hazard support via Spikes. Roselia should switch in on special attackers that it checks such as Tangela and Wartortle and threaten them out with coverage or STAB moves, respectively. However, if the opposing team contains a Hattrem or another Grass-type, Roselia should attack or double out on the predicted switch rather than set Spikes. Roselia pairs well with physical walls that can help mitigate its lack of physical defense such as Machoke, Galarian Corsola, and Vullaby. Wallbreakers and setup sweepers that appreciate Spikes support such as Kadabra, Klang, and Wartortle all pair well with it as well. Pokemon that provide Stealth Rock support such as Piloswine, Galarian Corsola, and Carkol all create an entry hazard core when paired with Roselia. Thanks to their ability to spinblock, Ghost-types most notably being Galarian Corsola, pair well with Roselia. Lastly, Roselia appreciates the removal of Psychic-, Flying-, Fire-, and Ice-types, namely Hattrem, Dartrix, Raboot, and Choice Band Piloswine therefore; Pokemon such as Klang, Vullaby, and Galarian Corsola pair well with it.


[SET]
name: Choice Specs
move 1: Leaf Storm
move 2: Sludge Bomb
move 3: Giga Drain
move 4: Shadow Ball / Extrasensory
item: Choice Specs
ability: Natural Cure
nature: Modest
evs: 4 HP / 252 SpA / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Choice Specs allows Roselia to break Pokemon that other variants wouldn't, such as Galarian Corsola, Vullaby, and opposing Roselia. Leaf Storm is Roselia's strongest STAB move, allowing it to punish Pokemon that may try to switch-in such as Hattrem and Carkol. Sludge Bomb allows Roselia to break Pokemon such as Clefairy as well as common Flying-types switch-ins such as Vullaby and Dartrix. Giga Drain provides Roselia with a passive form of recovery while also being a Grass-type STAB move that does not reduce its Special Attack. Shadow Ball allows Roselia to hit Lampent and Drakloak while also being its best option for hitting Ferroseed. Extrasensory is an option over Shadow Ball should Roselia need to hit Grass-resistant Pokemon such as Koffing and Hakomo-o.

Choice Specs Roselia fits best on offensive and balance builds that lack a reliable breaker. Slow pivots such as Teleport Clefairy and U-turn Vullaby allow Roselia to switch in with ease. Additionally, Roselia can switch in on more passive Pokemon such as Galarian Corsola and Clefairy. Because of the Special Attack drop that Leaf Storm induces, it is best to use it against Pokemon that it can OHKO. Setup sweepers such as Wartortle and Klang appreciate Roselia's ability to remove or weaken bulkier Pokemon such as Machoke and Galarian Corsola. Roselia appreciates Pokemon that can help mitigate its weakness to Ice-, Fire-, and Psychic-types such as Galarian Linoone and Pilowine. Piloswine in particular is worth mentioning thanks to its access to Stealth Rock as well as its ability to threaten Klang and Ferroseed, which otherwise wall Roselia. Pokemon that can take advantage of Klang and Ferroseed, such as Machoke, Thwackey, and Lampent, can all prevent Roselia from being used as setup fodder.

[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[BP, 272450]]
- Quality checked by: [[85percent, 457453], [Marjane, 355753]]
- Grammar checked by: [[Estronic, 240732]]

 

[85percent]

Alright, here you go. Good work! Most comments are based on set changes we agreed on - sorry for those. Let us know if you have any questions! I used parantheses for comments and simple bolding when I rearranged your structure to better fit the new sets.

QC [1/2]

[SET]
name: Defensive
move 1: Spikes
move 2: Synthesis
move 3: Sludge Bomb / Giga Drain
move 4: Extrasensory / Leech Seed / Sleep Powder
item: Eviolite
ability: Natural Cure
nature: Calm
evs: 248 HP / 8 SpA / 252 SpD

[SET]
name: Specially Defensive
move 1: Leaf Storm / Sludge Bomb / Giga Drain
move 2: Extrasensory
move 3: Synthesis
move 4: Spikes / Sleep Powder
item: Eviolite
ability: Natural Cure
nature: Calm
evs: 248 HP / 252 SpD / 8 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Spikes is one of Roselia's main selling points and they provide great utility in pressuring opposing grounded Pokemon. Synthesis provides Roselia with reliable recovery which allows it to more effectively perform its role. (Add Leaf Storm here, it allows Roselia to hit Piloswine and Hattrem, who try to bounce Spikes back, for a good amount. Since you're getting forced out, the drop in SpA is not an issue.) Sludge Bomb allows Roselia to hit both Clefairy and Morgrem super effectively while also having the potential to punish switch-ins via its chance to poison. Alternatively, Giga Drain can be run to hit Pokemon such as Wartortle and Brionne while also restoring some HP. Extrasensory hits common NFE threats such as Haunter, Machoke, and Gloom super effectively. Synthesis provides Roselia with reliable recovery which allows it to more effectively perform its role. (Add Spikes here. They are, however, not the focus of this set - the ability to check Haunter is the main reason to use Roselia in the current meta.) Leech Seed grants Roselia a form of passive recovery while also chipping away at opposing Pokemon. Lastly, Sleep Powder can be used to put common switch-ins to sleep such as Klang and Duosion.

Thanks to Roselia's great defensive typing and solid bulk it fits best on bulky offense and balanced teams. (Mention the main purpose of this set on those teams: Checking Haunter and Wartortle / Brionne.) Roselia pairs well with physical walls that can help mitigate its lack of physical defense such as Machoke, Corsola-Galar, and Vullaby. Wall breakers and set-up sweepers that appreciate Spikes support such as Wartortle, Haunter, and Klang Haunter, Klang and Wartortle all pair well with it. Pokemon that provide Stealth Rocks support alongside Roselia's Spikes such as Piloswine, Corsola-Galar, and Carkol make for great partners. (Why is that?) Ghost-types that can block Rapid Spin users such as Haunter, Dusclops, and Corsola-Galar Corsola-Galar or Haunter are a must for defensive Roselia (As mentioned above: Spikes are not the focus of this set. As such a spin blocker is no must, but a welcome partner.) Lastly, Roselia appreciates the removal of both Psychic- and Flying-types (Mention specific Pokemon - our list of Psychic- and Flying types is quite limited. Include Fire and Ice here aswell. Faster Piloswine versions threaten this set because of the low speed, and so do Raboot and Torracat.) so Pokemon such as Haunter, Pikachu, and Piloswine (include something to cover he newly added types) pair well with it.


[SET]
name: Offensive Spikes
move 1: Spikes
move 2: Sleep Powder
move 3: Sludge Bomb / Toxic Spikes
move 4: Extrasensory / Leaf Storm
item: Eviolite
ability: Natural Cure
nature: Modest
evs: 252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe

[SET]
name: Offensive Spikes
move 1: Spikes
move 2: Leaf Storm
move 3: Sludge Bomb
move 4: Sleep Powder / Extrasensory
item: Eviolite
ability: Natural Cure
nature: Modest
evs: 4 HP / 252 SpA / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Spikes is useful for punishing common Roselia switch-ins such as Klang, Sliggoo, and Carkol and Ferroseed. Sleep Powder hits both switch-ins and set-up sweepers alike rendering them ineffective. These include Klang, Duosion, and Wartortle. Toxic Spikes can be run over Sludge Bomb to better pressure and wear down the opposing team. Extrasensory is an absolute must as it allows Roselia to check Pokemon such as Haunter, Machoke, and Gloom. Leaf Storm is a viable option over Extrasensory as it allows Roselia to check Water-types such and bulkier Pokemon such as Wartortle, Brionne, and Duosion. (Rewrite Leaf Storm section to fit new position. Overall strong STAB that hits even resists like Haunter for a lot of damage. Mention Sludge Bomb.) Sleep Powder hits both switch-ins and set-up sweepers alike rendering them ineffective. These include Klang, Duosion, and Wartortle. Wartortle and Duosion. (Rewrite the Extrasensory part, since it is no longer 'an absolute must'.)

Balance and offensive teams appreciate Roselia's ability to absorb status as well as set Spikes. (Mention how this set functions and how it uses offensive pressure to get up Spikes.) Thus, wallbreakers such as Haunter, Machoke, and Linoone-Galar all pair well with it (Mention why they work together.) Roselia appreciates Stealth Rock support (Why is that?) so users such as Piloswine, Carkol, and Corsola Corsola-Galar and Carkol all make for good teamates. Piloswine and Carkol are worth mentioning particularly thanks to their ability to check Flying-, Fire-, and Ice-types (such as?) Roselia pairs well with Ghost-types that are immune to Rapid Spin such as Haunter, Drakloak, and Corsola-Galar. Corsola-Galar, and Drakloak. Set up sweepers such as Wartortle, Duosion, and Sliggoo all appreciate Roselia's ability to set Spikes (Why?). Roselia is threatened by Psychic-types such as Duosion and Gothrita, so Pokemon that can help mitigate this are appreciated. These pokemon include Linoone-Galar, Morgrem, and Klang. (Don't limit this to Psychic-types, mention the other weaknesses + partners to cover those weaknesses too.)


[SET]
name: Choice Specs
move 1: Leaf Storm
move 2: Giga Drain Sludge Bomb
move 3: Sludge Bomb Giga Drain
move 4: Extrasensory
item: Eviolite
ability: Natural Cure
nature: Modest
evs: 4 HP / 252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Leaf Storm is Roselia's strongest STAB allowing it to punish Pokemon that may try to switch-in such as Duosion, Dusclops, and Haunter Haunter, Hattrem, and Carkol. Giga Drain provides Roselia with passive form of recovery while also being a Grass-type STAB move that doesn't reduce its Special Attack. Sludge Bomb allows Roselia to break Pokemon such as Clefairy and Sliggoo (It does not break Sliggoo). Giga Drain provides Roselia with passive form of recovery while also being a Grass-type STAB move that doesn't reduce its Special Attack. Extrasensory is a necessity for checking prominent NFE Pokemon such as Haunter, Machoke, (Leaf Storm hits Machoke harder) and other Roselia. Lastly, Choice Specs allows Roselia to break Pokemon that offensive Roselia wouldn't such as Clefairy, (even without the Specs you break common Clefairy, since they are usually physically defensive) opposing Roselia, and Dusclops (not viable enough)

Roselia fits best on offensive and balance builds that lack a reliable breaker. Slow pivots such as Teleport Clefairy and Vullaby allow Roselia to switch in with ease. (Mention additionally that you can switch it in on passive Pokemon like Corsola-Galar or Clefairy.) Setup sweepers such as Wartortle and Klang appreciate Roselia's ability to remove or weaken bulkier Pokemon. Thus, Roselia appreciates Pokemon that can help mitigate its weakness to Ice-, Fire-, and Psychic-types such as Piloswine, Carkol, and Linoone-Galar Linoone-Galar and Carkol. The former two in particular are worth mentioning thanks to their access to Stealth Rock. Slow pivots such as Teleport Clefairy, Vullaby, and Chinchou allow Roselia to switch in with ease. Setup sweepers such as Wartortle, Klang, and Duosion apppreciate Roselia's ability to remove or weaken bulkier Pokemon.


[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[BP, 272450]]
- Quality checked by: [[avocado, 56549], [phantom, 180300 ]]
- Grammar checked by: [[cryogyro, 331519]]

 

[BP]

Alright, here you go. Good work! Most comments are based on set changes we agreed on - sorry for those. Let us know if you have any questions! I used parantheses for comments and simple bolding when I rearranged your structure to better fit the new sets.

QC [1/2]

[SET]
name: Defensive
move 1: Spikes
move 2: Synthesis
move 3: Sludge Bomb / Giga Drain
move 4: Extrasensory / Leech Seed / Sleep Powder
item: Eviolite
ability: Natural Cure
nature: Calm
evs: 248 HP / 8 SpA / 252 SpD

[SET]
name: Specially Defensive
move 1: Leaf Storm / Sludge Bomb / Giga Drain
move 2: Extrasensory
move 3: Synthesis
move 4: Spikes / Sleep Powder
item: Eviolite
ability: Natural Cure
nature: Calm
evs: 248 HP / 252 SpD / 8 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Spikes is one of Roselia's main selling points and they provide great utility in pressuring opposing grounded Pokemon. Synthesis provides Roselia with reliable recovery which allows it to more effectively perform its role. (Add Leaf Storm here, it allows Roselia to hit Piloswine and Hattrem, who try to bounce Spikes back, for a good amount. Since you're getting forced out, the drop in SpA is not an issue.) Sludge Bomb allows Roselia to hit both Clefairy and Morgrem super effectively while also having the potential to punish switch-ins via its chance to poison. Alternatively, Giga Drain can be run to hit Pokemon such as Wartortle and Brionne while also restoring some HP. Extrasensory hits common NFE threats such as Haunter, Machoke, and Gloom super effectively. Synthesis provides Roselia with reliable recovery which allows it to more effectively perform its role. (Add Spikes here. They are, however, not the focus of this set - the ability to check Haunter is the main reason to use Roselia in the current meta.) Leech Seed grants Roselia a form of passive recovery while also chipping away at opposing Pokemon. Lastly, Sleep Powder can be used to put common switch-ins to sleep such as Klang and Duosion.

Thanks to Roselia's great defensive typing and solid bulk it fits best on bulky offense and balanced teams. (Mention the main purpose of this set on those teams: Checking Haunter and Wartortle / Brionne.) Roselia pairs well with physical walls that can help mitigate its lack of physical defense such as Machoke, Corsola-Galar, and Vullaby. Wall breakers and set-up sweepers that appreciate Spikes support such as Wartortle, Haunter, and Klang Haunter, Klang and Wartortle all pair well with it. Pokemon that provide Stealth Rocks support alongside Roselia's Spikes such as Piloswine, Corsola-Galar, and Carkol make for great partners. (Why is that?) Ghost-types that can block Rapid Spin users such as Haunter, Dusclops, and Corsola-Galar Corsola-Galar or Haunter are a must for defensive Roselia (As mentioned above: Spikes are not the focus of this set. As such a spin blocker is no must, but a welcome partner.) Lastly, Roselia appreciates the removal of both Psychic- and Flying-types (Mention specific Pokemon - our list of Psychic- and Flying types is quite limited. Include Fire and Ice here aswell. Faster Piloswine versions threaten this set because of the low speed, and so do Raboot and Torracat.) so Pokemon such as Haunter, Pikachu, and Piloswine (include something to cover he newly added types) pair well with it.


[SET]
name: Offensive Spikes
move 1: Spikes
move 2: Sleep Powder
move 3: Sludge Bomb / Toxic Spikes
move 4: Extrasensory / Leaf Storm
item: Eviolite
ability: Natural Cure
nature: Modest
evs: 252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe

[SET]
name: Offensive Spikes
move 1: Spikes
move 2: Leaf Storm
move 3: Sludge Bomb
move 4: Sleep Powder / Extrasensory
item: Eviolite
ability: Natural Cure
nature: Modest
evs: 4 HP / 252 SpA / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Spikes is useful for punishing common Roselia switch-ins such as Klang, Sliggoo, and Carkol and Ferroseed. Sleep Powder hits both switch-ins and set-up sweepers alike rendering them ineffective. These include Klang, Duosion, and Wartortle. Toxic Spikes can be run over Sludge Bomb to better pressure and wear down the opposing team. Extrasensory is an absolute must as it allows Roselia to check Pokemon such as Haunter, Machoke, and Gloom. Leaf Storm is a viable option over Extrasensory as it allows Roselia to check Water-types such and bulkier Pokemon such as Wartortle, Brionne, and Duosion. (Rewrite Leaf Storm section to fit new position. Overall strong STAB that hits even resists like Haunter for a lot of damage. Mention Sludge Bomb.) Sleep Powder hits both switch-ins and set-up sweepers alike rendering them ineffective. These include Klang, Duosion, and Wartortle. Wartortle and Duosion. (Rewrite the Extrasensory part, since it is no longer 'an absolute must'.)

Balance and offensive teams appreciate Roselia's ability to absorb status as well as set Spikes. (Mention how this set functions and how it uses offensive pressure to get up Spikes.) Thus, wallbreakers such as Haunter, Machoke, and Linoone-Galar all pair well with it (Mention why they work together.) Roselia appreciates Stealth Rock support (Why is that?) so users such as Piloswine, Carkol, and Corsola Corsola-Galar and Carkol all make for good teamates. Piloswine and Carkol are worth mentioning particularly thanks to their ability to check Flying-, Fire-, and Ice-types (such as?) Roselia pairs well with Ghost-types that are immune to Rapid Spin such as Haunter, Drakloak, and Corsola-Galar. Corsola-Galar, and Drakloak. Set up sweepers such as Wartortle, Duosion, and Sliggoo all appreciate Roselia's ability to set Spikes (Why?). Roselia is threatened by Psychic-types such as Duosion and Gothrita, so Pokemon that can help mitigate this are appreciated. These pokemon include Linoone-Galar, Morgrem, and Klang. (Don't limit this to Psychic-types, mention the other weaknesses + partners to cover those weaknesses too.)


[SET]
name: Choice Specs
move 1: Leaf Storm
move 2: Giga Drain Sludge Bomb
move 3: Sludge Bomb Giga Drain
move 4: Extrasensory
item: Eviolite
ability: Natural Cure
nature: Modest
evs: 4 HP / 252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Leaf Storm is Roselia's strongest STAB allowing it to punish Pokemon that may try to switch-in such as Duosion, Dusclops, and Haunter Haunter, Hattrem, and Carkol. Giga Drain provides Roselia with passive form of recovery while also being a Grass-type STAB move that doesn't reduce its Special Attack. Sludge Bomb allows Roselia to break Pokemon such as Clefairy and Sliggoo (It does not break Sliggoo). Giga Drain provides Roselia with passive form of recovery while also being a Grass-type STAB move that doesn't reduce its Special Attack. Extrasensory is a necessity for checking prominent NFE Pokemon such as Haunter, Machoke, (Leaf Storm hits Machoke harder) and other Roselia. Lastly, Choice Specs allows Roselia to break Pokemon that offensive Roselia wouldn't such as Clefairy, (even without the Specs you break common Clefairy, since they are usually physically defensive) opposing Roselia, and Dusclops (not viable enough)

Roselia fits best on offensive and balance builds that lack a reliable breaker. Slow pivots such as Teleport Clefairy and Vullaby allow Roselia to switch in with ease. (Mention additionally that you can switch it in on passive Pokemon like Corsola-Galar or Clefairy.) Setup sweepers such as Wartortle and Klang appreciate Roselia's ability to remove or weaken bulkier Pokemon. Thus, Roselia appreciates Pokemon that can help mitigate its weakness to Ice-, Fire-, and Psychic-types such as Piloswine, Carkol, and Linoone-Galar Linoone-Galar and Carkol. The former two in particular are worth mentioning thanks to their access to Stealth Rock. Slow pivots such as Teleport Clefairy, Vullaby, and Chinchou allow Roselia to switch in with ease. Setup sweepers such as Wartortle, Klang, and Duosion apppreciate Roselia's ability to remove or weaken bulkier Pokemon.


[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[BP, 272450]]
- Quality checked by: [[avocado, 56549], [phantom, 180300 ]]
- Grammar checked by: [[cryogyro, 331519]]

This is done and is ready for QC 2/2

 

[Eris]

qc

[SET]
name: Specially Defensive
move 1: Leaf Storm / Sludge Bomb / Giga Drain
move 2: Extrasensory
move 3: Synthesis
move 4: Spikes / Sleep Powder
item: Eviolite
ability: Natural Cure
nature: Calm
evs: 248 HP / 252 SpD / 8 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
(insert a line here about Spdef Roselia, small intro that can give a clear outline of why you should use Roselia as it is one of NFE's leading special walls thanks to its above average stats and useful coverage, i'd strengthen that point by mentioning how Roselia is able to wall special attackers like Brionne, Wartortle and Haunter.) Leaf Storm allows Roselia to hit Pokemon that may prevent it from setting up Spikes effectively such as Piloswine and Hattrem as well as Water-types like Brionne, Wartortle and Mareanie. Sludge Bomb allows Roselia to hit both Fairy-types Clefairy and Morgrem super effectively like Clefairy and Morgrem while also having the potential to punish switch-ins via its chance to of poison. Alternatively, Giga Drain can be run to hit Pokemon such as Wartortle and Brionne while also restoring some HP as a mean of longevity by restoring Roselia's HP. Extrasensory hits common NFE Fighting- and Poison-type threats such as Machoke, Haunter, Machoke, and Gloom super effectively. Synthesis provides Roselia with reliable recovery which allows allowing it to more effectively perform its role as special wall. Spikes provide great utility in pressuring opposing grounded Pokemon and sometimes putting them in range of Roselia's attacks. Lastly, Sleep Powder can be used to put common switch-ins to sleep such as Klang and Duosion.

Thanks to Roselia's great defensive typing and solid bulk it fits best on bulky offense and balanced teams as a check to Pokemon such as Haunter, Wartortle, and Brionne. (oopsies I usually prefer this to be the opening line as it is the first line the reader reads, I know 85 said to write it here but it makes more sense for it to be on the first paragraph) Roselia pairs well with physical walls that can help mitigate its lack of physical defense such as Machoke, Corsola-Galar, and Vullaby. Wall breakers and set-up sweepers that appreciate Spikes support such as Haunter, Klang, and Wartortle all pair well with it. Pokemon that provide Stealth Rocks support such as Piloswine, Corsola-Galar, and Carkol all create an entry hazard core when paired with Roselia's Spikes. Ghost-types that can block Rapid Spin users such as Haunter and Corsola-Galar pair well with Roselia. Lastly, Roselia appreciates the removal of Psychic-, Flying-, Fire-, and Ice-types namely Hattrem, Dartrix, Raboot, and faster Choice Band Piloswine so therefore, Pokemon such as Haunter, Brionne, Piloswine, and Machoke pair well with it.


[SET]
name: Offensive Spikes
move 1: Spikes
move 2: Leaf Storm
move 3: Sludge Bomb
move 4: Sleep Powder / Extrasensory
item: Eviolite
ability: Natural Cure
nature: Modest
evs: 4 HP / 252 SpA / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Spikes is useful for punishing common Roselia switch-ins such as Klang and Ferroseed (?, not a good sentence, change this to how it provides support for the team by making threats in range of your attacks). Leaf Storm is Roselia's strongest STAB and it can allowing it to hit resisted Pokemon a wide range of the metagame such as Haunter and for a lot of damage. Sludge Bomb allows Roselia to hit Grass- and Fairy-types such as Dartrix, Morgrem and Clefairy while also potentially punishing switch-ins such as Hattrem with its poison chance. Sleep Powder hits targets both switch-ins and set-up sweepers alike rendering them ineffective. These include Klang, Wartortle, and Duosion. Extrasensory allows Roselia to check Pokemon such as Haunter, Machoke, and Gloom.

Roselia functions as an offensive Spikes setter which performs best on balance and offensive teams appreciate. It appreciates the offensive pressure these teams provide it to more easily set Spikes (you sure it's not the other way around, offensive teams liking the spikes damage, also mention how you want spikes up mostly early and mid game to pressure the opponent's team). Thus, wallbreakers such as Haunter, Machoke, and Linoone-Galar all pair well with it thanks to the amount of offensive pressure they apply. Stealth Rock support from Pokemon such as Piloswine, Corsola-Galar, and Carkol can create an entry hazard core with Roselia. Piloswine and Carkol are worth mentioning particularly thanks to their ability to check Flying-, Fire-, and Ice-types such as Dartrix, Torracat, and Lampent opposing Piloswine. Roselia pairs well with Ghost-types that are immune to Rapid Spin such as Haunter, Corsola-Galar, and Drakloak. (here i'd mention volturn cores like pika and raboot who threaten defoggers) Set up sweepers such as Klang, Wartortle, and Duosion all appreciate Roselia's ability to set Spikes which weakens their respective checks. Roselia is threatened by Psychic-, Fire-, Ice-, and Flying-types such as Duosion, Raboot, Piloswine, and Dartrix so Pokemon that can help mitigate this are appreciated. These pokemon include Linoone-Galar, Klang, Piloswine, and Wartortle. this is too similar to the closing line of the first set so I'd seperate these, you don't have to mention flying and fire anymore as you've already mentioned checks, i'd just talk about psychic and ice weakness in different sentences.


[SET]
name: Choice Specs
move 1: Leaf Storm
move 2: Sludge Bomb
move 3: Giga Drain
move 4: Extrasensory
item: Eviolite Choice Specs
ability: Natural Cure
nature: Modest
evs: 4 HP / 252 SpA / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
(emphasize the item here since you ohko Haunter now w Leaf Storm) Leaf Storm is Roselia's strongest STAB allowing it to punish Pokemon that may try to switch-in such as Haunter, Hattrem, and Carkol. Sludge Bomb allows Roselia to break Pokemon such as Clefairy (this is a very weak sentence,sludge bomb 2hkos a lot of threats in the meta and i'd also mention how this move hits flying types like Vullaby and Dartrix who can also switch in) . Giga Drain provides Roselia with a passive form of recovery while also being a Grass-type STAB move that does not reduce its Special Attack. Extrasensory is a necessity for checking prominent NFE Pokemon such as Haunter, Gloom and other Roselia. Lastly, Choice Specs allows Roselia to break Pokemon that offensive Roselia wouldn't such as opposing Roselia. (start of paragraph would be better)

Roselia fits best on offensive and balance builds that lack a reliable breaker. Slow Pivots such as Teleport Clefairy and Vullaby allow Roselia to swtich with ease. (talk about how to use specs rose here, what moves to click in what circumstance etc and how you don't always want to spam leaf storm) Addtionally, Roselia can switch in on more passive Pokemon such as Corsola-Galar and Clefairy. Setup sweepers such as Wartortle and Klang appreciate Roselia's ability to remove or weaken bulkier Pokemon (name them). Roselia appreciates Pokemon that can help mitigate its weakness to Ice-, Fire-, and Psychic-types such as Piloswine, Linoone-Galar, and Carkol. The former two in particular are worth mentioning thanks to their access to Stealth Rock (linoone does not get sr) which helps weaken Pokemon for Roselia so that it can more easily remove them.

i know it gets tiring to repetitively talk about the same moves over and over again but this set really needs a boost to match up to the other ones.

[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[BP, 272450]]
- Quality checked by: [[85percent, 457453], [phantom, 180300 ]]
- Grammar checked by: [[cryogyro, 331519]]

ping me if you have any questions, otherwise let me know when implemented

 

[BP]

ping me if you have any questions, otherwise let me know when implemented

I'm pretty sure I've implemented what you've asked.

 

[Eris]

qc

[SET]
name: Specially Defensive
move 1: Leaf Storm / Sludge Bomb / Giga Drain
move 2: Extrasensory
move 3: Synthesis
move 4: Spikes / Sleep Powder
item: Eviolite
ability: Natural Cure
nature: Calm
evs: 248 HP / 252 SpD / 8 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Thanks to Roselia's great defensive typing and solid bulk it fits functions best on bulky offense and balanced teams (this is more second paragraph) as a check to Pokemon such as Haunter, Wartortle, and Brionne. Leaf Storm allows Roselia to hit Pokemon that may prevent it from setting up Spikes effectively such as Piloswine and Hattrem as well as Water-types like Brionne, Wartortle, and Mareanie. Sludge Bomb allows Roselia to hit both Fairy-types super effectively like Clefairy and Morgrem while also having the potential to punish switch-ins via its chance of poison. Alternatively, Giga Drain can be run as mean of longevity by restoring Roselia's HP. Extrasensory hits common Fighting- and Poison-types such as Machoke, Haunter, and Gloom super effectively. Synthesis provides Roselia with recovery allowing it to more effectively perform its role as a special wall. Spikes provide great utility in pressuring opposing grounded Pokemon and sometimes putting them in range of Roselia's attacks. Lastly, Sleep Powder can be used to put common switch-ins to sleep such as Klang and Duosion.

(insert here that it fits best on bo and balance, also emphasize that its a support mon and really is used to wall special attackers). Mention here some tips about how to use roselia, like against who it can switch in, also mention that if hattrem or grass types are on the opposing team roselia should be careful about setting up spikes or using sleep powder and should rather attack or switch out.) Roselia pairs well with physical walls that can help mitigate its lack of physical defense such as Machoke, Corsola-Galar, and Vullaby. Wall breakers and set-up sweepers that appreciate Spikes support such as Haunter, Klang, and Wartortle all pair well with it. Pokemon that provide Stealth Rocks support such as Piloswine, Corsola-Galar, and Carkol all create an entry hazard core when paired with Roselia's Spikes. Ghost-types that can block Rapid Spin users such as Haunter and Corsola-Galar pair well with Roselia. Lastly, Roselia appreciates the removal of Psychic-, Flying-, Fire-, and Ice-types namely Hattrem, Dartrix, Raboot, and Choice Band Piloswine therefore, Pokemon such as Haunter, Brionne, Piloswine, and Machoke pair well with it.


[SET]
name: Offensive Spikes
move 1: Spikes
move 2: Leaf Storm
move 3: Sludge Bomb
move 4: Sleep Powder / Extrasensory
item: Eviolite
ability: Natural Cure
nature: Modest
evs: 4 HP / 252 SpA / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
(insert a line about this set here, something similar to 'Offensive Spikes Roselia is commonly used as an offensive hazard setter through its high special attack and access to Spikes') as a Spikes setter as it is useful for helping offensive teammates like Fraxure and Flame Orb Machoke by putting other Pokemon in range of their attacks. Leaf Storm is Roselia's strongest STAB allowing it to hit a wide range of the metagame such as Haunter and Linoone-Galar for a lot of damage. Sludge Bomb allows Roselia to hit Grass- and Fairy-types such as Dartrix, Morgrem, and Clefairy while also potentially punishing switch-ins such as Hattrem with its poison chance. Sleep Powder targets switch-ins and set-up sweepers alike rendering them ineffective. These include Klang, Wartortle, and Duosion. Extrasensory allows Roselia to check Pokemon such as Haunter, Machoke, and Gloom.

Roselia functions as an offensive Spikes setter which performs best on balance and offensive teams. Offensive Pokemon appreciate the extra damage Spikes provides them to the opponent. Thus, wallbreakers such as Haunter, Machoke, and Linoone-Galar all pair well with it thanks to the amount of offensive pressure they apply. Stealth Rock support from Pokemon such as Piloswine, Corsola-Galar, and Carkol can create an entry hazard core with Roselia (this is a c/p, reword please.) . Piloswine and Carkol are worth mentioning particularly thanks to their ability to check Flying- and Fire-types such as Dartrix, Torracat, and Lampent. Roselia pairs well with Ghost-types that are immune to Rapid Spin such as Haunter, Corsola-Galar, and Drakloak. Roselia appreciates volt turn cores such as Raboot and Pikachu because they are are able to threaten Defog users such as Dartrix and Togetic. Set up sweepers such as Klang, Wartortle, and Duosion all appreciate Roselia's ability to set Spikes which weakens their respective checks. Roselia is threatened by Psychic-types such as Duosion and Hattrem so Pokemon that can help mitigate these such as Linoone-Galar and Morgrem are appreciated. Addtionally, Piloswine can prove be an issue for Roselia, so Pokemon such as Machoke, Wartortle, and Brionne pair well with it.


[SET]
name: Choice Specs
move 1: Leaf Storm
move 2: Sludge Bomb
move 3: Giga Drain
move 4: Extrasensory
item: Choice Specs
ability: Natural Cure
nature: Modest
evs: 4 HP / 252 SpA / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Choice Specs allows Roselia to break Pokemon that offensive Roselia wouldn't such as opposing Roselia. (this sentence is funny, add mons like Corsola-Galar and vullaby mention them before 'opposing roselia') Leaf Storm is Roselia's strongest STAB allowing it to punish Pokemon that may try to switch-in such as Haunter, Hattrem, and Carkol. Sludge Bomb allows Roselia to break Pokemon such as Clefairy as well as common Flying-types that may try to switch ins such as Vullaby and Dartrix. Giga Drain provides Roselia with a passive form of recovery while also being a Grass-type STAB move that does not reduce its Special Attack. Extrasensory is a necessity for checking prominent NFE Pokemon such as Haunter, Hakamo-o, Gloom, and other Roselia.

Choice Specs Roselia fits best on offensive and balance builds that lack a reliable breaker. Slow Pivots such as Teleport Clefairy and Vullaby allow Roselia to swtich with ease. Addtionally, Roselia can switch in on more passive Pokemon such as Corsola-Galar and Clefairy. Because of the Special Attack drop that Leaf Storm induces it is best to use it against Pokemon that it can OHKO such as Haunter. Thus, it is More often than not, it Setup sweepers such as Wartortle and Klang appreciate Roselia's ability to remove or weaken bulkier Pokemon such as Machoke, Clefairy, (this doesn't make sense, not sure what you're trying to say please give it an another read). Roselia appreciates Pokemon that can help mitigate its weakness to Ice-, Fire-, and Psychic-types such as Linoone-Galar, Piloswine, and Carkol. The former two in particular are worth mentioning thanks to their access to Stealth Rock which helps weaken Pokemon for Roselia so that it can more easily remove them.


[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[BP, 272450]]
- Quality checked by: [[85percent, 457453], [phantom, 180300 ]]
- Grammar checked by: [[cryogyro, 331519]]

should be nearly there, let me know when implemented!

 

[BP]

should be nearly there, let me know when implemented!

Implemented!

 

[Eris]

qc

[SET]
name: Specially Defensive
move 1: Leaf Storm / Sludge Bomb / Giga Drain
move 2: Extrasensory
move 3: Synthesis
move 4: Spikes / Sleep Powder
item: Eviolite
ability: Natural Cure
nature: Calm
evs: 248 HP / 252 SpD / 8 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Thanks to Roselia's great defensive typing and solid bulk it functions as a check to Pokemon such as Haunter, Wartortle, and Brionne. Leaf Storm allows Roselia to hit Pokemon that may prevent it from setting up Spikes effectively such as Piloswine and Hattrem as well as Water-types like Brionne, Wartortle, and Mareanie. Sludge Bomb allows Roselia to hit both Fairy-types super effectively like Clefairy and Morgrem while also having the potential to punish switch-ins via its chance of poison. Alternatively, Giga Drain can be run as mean of longevity by restoring Roselia's HP. Extrasensory hits common Fighting- and Poison-types such as Machoke, Haunter, and Gloom super effectively. Synthesis provides Roselia with recovery allowing it to more effectively perform its role as a special wall. Spikes provide great utility in pressuring opposing grounded Pokemon and sometimes putting them in range of Roselia's attacks. Lastly, Sleep Powder can be used to put common switch-ins to sleep such as Klang and Duosion.

Roselia pairs well with physical walls that can help mitigate its lack of physical defense such as Machoke, Corsola-Galar, and Vullaby. Wall breakers and set-up sweepers that appreciate Spikes support such as Haunter, Klang, and Wartortle all pair well with it. Pokemon that provide Stealth Rocks support such as Piloswine, Corsola-Galar, and Carkol all create an entry hazard core when paired with Roselia's Spikes. Ghost-types that can block Rapid Spin users such as Haunter and Corsola-Galar pair well with Roselia. Lastly, Roselia appreciates the removal of Psychic-, Flying-, Fire-, and Ice-types namely Hattrem, Dartrix, Raboot, and Choice Band Piloswine therefore, Pokemon such as Haunter, Brionne, Piloswine, and Machoke pair well with it.
(you didn't implement what I asked you to, refer to last check)

[SET]
name: Offensive Spikes
move 1: Spikes
move 2: Leaf Storm
move 3: Sludge Bomb
move 4: Sleep Powder / Extrasensory
item: Eviolite
ability: Natural Cure
nature: Modest
evs: 4 HP / 252 SpA / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Offensive Spikes Roselia is commonly used as an offensive entry hazard setter due to its high special attack, access to Spikes, and its ability to help offensive teammates like Fraxure and Pikachu by putting other Pokemon in range of their attacks. Leaf Storm is Roselia's strongest STAB allowing it to hit a wide range of the metagame such as Haunter and Linoone-Galar for a lot of damage. Sludge Bomb allows Roselia to hit Grass- and Fairy-types such as Dartrix, Morgrem, and Clefairy while also potentially punishing switch-ins such as Hattrem with its poison chance. Sleep Powder targets switch-ins and set-up sweepers alike rendering them ineffective. These include such as Klang, Wartortle, and Duosion. Extrasensory allows Roselia to check Pokemon such as Haunter, Machoke, and Gloom.

Roselia functions as an offensive Spikes setter which performs best on balance and offensive teams. Offensive Pokemon appreciate the extra damage Spikes provides to the opponent. Thus, wallbreakers such as Haunter, Machoke, and Linoone-Galar all pair well with it thanks to the amount of offensive pressure they apply. Roselia appreciates the extra damage that Stealth Rock provides, so Pokemon such as Piloswine, Corsola-Galar, and Carkol pair well with it. Piloswine and Carkol are worth mentioning particularly thanks to their ability to check Flying- and Fire-types such as Dartrix, Torracat, and Lampent. Roselia pairs well with Ghost-types that are immune to Rapid Spin such as Haunter, Corsola-Galar, and Drakloak. Roselia appreciates volt turn cores such as Raboot and Pikachu because they are are able to threaten Defog users such as Dartrix and Togetic. Set up sweepers such as Klang, Wartortle, and Duosion all appreciate Roselia's ability to set Spikes which weakens their respective checks. Roselia is threatened by Psychic-types such as Duosion and Hattrem so Pokemon that can help mitigate these such as Linoone-Galar and Morgrem are appreciated. Addtionally, Piloswine can prove to be an issue for Roselia, so Pokemon such as Machoke, Wartortle, and Brionne Galarian Corsola pair well with it.

[SET]
name: Choice Specs
move 1: Leaf Storm
move 2: Sludge Bomb
move 3: Giga Drain
move 4: Extrasensory
item: Choice Specs
ability: Natural Cure
nature: Modest
evs: 4 HP / 252 SpA / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Choice Specs allows Roselia to break Pokemon that offensive Roselia wouldn't such as Corsola-Galar, Vullaby, and opposing Roselia. Leaf Storm is Roselia's strongest STAB allowing it to punish Pokemon that may try to switch-in such as Haunter, Hattrem, and Carkol. Sludge Bomb allows Roselia to break Pokemon such as Clefairy as well as common Flying-types switch ins such as Vullaby and Dartrix. Giga Drain provides Roselia with a passive form of recovery while also being a Grass-type STAB move that does not reduce its Special Attack. Extrasensory is a necessity for checking prominent NFE Pokemon such as Hakamo-o, Gloom, and other Roselia.

Choice Specs Roselia fits best on offensive and balance builds that lack a reliable breaker. Slow Pivots such as Teleport Clefairy and Vullaby allow Roselia to swtich with ease. Addtionally, Roselia can switch in on more passive Pokemon such as Corsola-Galar and Clefairy. Because of the Special Attack drop that Leaf Storm induces it is best to use it against Pokemon that it can OHKO such as Haunter. Setup sweepers such as Wartortle and Klang appreciate Roselia's ability to remove or weaken bulkier Pokemon such as Machoke and Clefairy. Roselia appreciates Pokemon that can help mitigate its weakness to Ice-, Fire-, and Psychic-types such as Linoone-Galar, Piloswine, and Carkol. The former two in particular are worth mentioning thanks to their access to Stealth Rock which helps weaken Pokemon for Roselia so that it can more easily remove them. as well as their ability to threaten Klang and Ferroseed who otherwise wall Roselia.


[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[BP, 272450]]
- Quality checked by: [[85percent, 457453], [Marjane, 355753]
- Grammar checked by: [[cryogyro, 331519]]

qc 2/2, I trust that you can implement the missing part without me needing to check it again, otherwise you can just ask me on disc.

 

[BP]

Flower Boy is done and ready for GP

 

[Greybaum]

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[SET]
name: Offensive Spikes
move 1: Spikes
move 2: Leaf Storm
move 3: Sludge Bomb
move 4: Sleep Powder / Extrasensory
item: Eviolite
ability: Natural Cure
nature: Modest
evs: 4 HP / 252 SpA / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Offensive Spikes Roselia is commonly used as an offensive entry hazard setter due to its high special attack, access to Spikes, and its ability to help offensive teammates like Fraxure and Pikachu by putting other Pokemon in range of their attacks. Leaf Storm is Roselia's strongest STAB allowing it to hit a wide range of the metagame such as Mareanie and Linoone-Galar Hattrem (far more relevant target especially post-dlc) for a lot of damage. Sludge Bomb allows Roselia to hit Grass- and Fairy-types such as Dartrix, Morgrem, and Clefairy while also potentially punishing switch-ins such as Hattrem Vullaby (same reason) with its poison chance. Sleep Powder targets switch-ins and set-up sweepers alike rendering them ineffective such as Klang, Wartortle, and Duosion. Extrasensory allows Roselia to check Pokemon such as Mareanie, Machoke, and Gloom. hit pokemon like mareanie and machoke hard without dropping stats & prevents roselia from being walled by koffing & hakamo-o

Roselia functions as an offensive Spikes setter which performs best on balance and offensive teams. Offensive Pokemon appreciate the extra damage Spikes provides to the opponent. Thus, wallbreakers such as Kadabra, Machoke, and Linoone-Galar all pair well with it thanks to the amount of offensive pressure they apply. Roselia appreciates the extra damage that Stealth Rock provides, so Pokemon such as Piloswine, Corsola-Galar, and Carkol pair well with it. every pokemon appreciates stealth rock. rewrite this and tie it to the previous sentence about breakers benefitting from spikes. Piloswine and Carkol are worth mentioning particularly thanks to their ability to check Flying- and Fire-types such as Dartrix, vullaby; pilo's dart matchup is shaky but can comfortably tank brave bird from spdef vulla. Torracat, and Lampent. Roselia pairs well with Ghost-types that are immune to Rapid Spin such asCorsola-Galar, and Drakloak. Roselia appreciates volt turn cores such as Raboot and Pikachu because they are able to threaten Defog users such as Dartrix and Vullaby. capitalise on hazard pressure and can bring roselia in safely with pivot moves. Set up sweepers such as Klang, Wartortle, and Duosion all appreciate Roselia's ability to set Spikes which weakens their respective checks name them. Roselia is threatened by Psychic-types such as Duosion kadabra. duosion isn't switching into offensive rose. and Hattrem so Pokemon that can help mitigate these such as Linoone-Galar and Morgrem klang and vullaby are more meta relevant atm are appreciated. Additionally, Piloswine can prove to be an issue for Roselia, so Pokemon such as Machoke, Wartortle, and Galarian Corsola pair well with it.

[SET]
name: Specially Defensive
move 1: Leaf Storm / Sludge Bomb / Giga Drain
move 2: Extrasensory
move 3: Synthesis
move 4: Spikes / Sleep Powder
item: Eviolite
ability: Natural Cure
nature: Calm
evs: 248 HP / 252 SpD / 8 Spe

name: Specially Defensive
move 1: Spikes
move 2: Sludge Bomb
move 3: Giga Drain
move 4: Synthesis
item: Eviolite
ability: Natural Cure
nature: Calm
evs: 252 HP / 252 SpD / 4 Def

[SET COMMENTS]
Thanks to Roselia's great defensive typing and solid bulk it functions as a check to Pokemon such as Tangela, Wartortle, and Brionne. Leaf Storm allows Roselia to hit Pokemon that may prevent it from setting up Spikes effectively such as Piloswine and Hattrem as well as Water-types like Brionne, Wartortle, and Mareanie. Sludge Bomb allows Roselia to hit both Fairy-types super effectively like Clefairy and Morgrem while also having the potential to punish switch-ins via its chance of poison. Alternatively, Giga Drain can be run as a mean of longevity by restoring Roselia's HP. Extrasensory hits common Fighting- and Poison-types such as Machoke, Mareanie, and Gloom super effectively. Synthesis provides Roselia with recovery allowing it to more effectively perform its role as a special wall. Spikes provide great utility in pressuring opposing grounded Pokemon and sometimes putting them in range of Roselia's attacks. Lastly, Sleep Powder can be used to put common switch-ins to sleep such as Klang and Duosion. you're going to have to rewrite a lot of this tbh. important points: sludge bomb is the primary stab move, can be used to fish for poison on hazard control like hatt & vulla. giga drain lets you reliably beat ss wartortle. add both sleep powder and shadow ball as options in the set comments but note down why the alternatives are better. tl;dr on sball is hitting gastly for a ohko while doing more damage to gors, lamp and hattrem but beating wart/sludge bombs reliability is much preferred.

Roselia fits best on balance and bulky offense builds thank its ability to provide its teammates with Entry hazard support via Spikes. Roselia should switch-in on special attackers that it checks such as Tangela and Wartortle and threaten them out with coverage or STAB respectively. However, if the opposing team contains a Hattrem or another Grass-type Roselia should attack or double out on the predicted switch rather than set Spikes or use Sleep Powder. Roselia pairs well with physical walls that can help mitigate its lack of physical defense such as Machoke, Corsola-Galar, and Vullaby. Wall breakers and set-up sweepers that appreciate Spikes support such as Kadabra, Klang, and Wartortle all pair well with it. Pokemon that provide Stealth Rocks support such as Piloswine, Corsola-Galar, and Carkol all create an entry hazard core when paired with Roselia's Spikes. Ghost-types that can block Rapid Spin users, most notable being Corsola-Galar, pair well with Roselia. Lastly, Roselia appreciates the removal of Psychic-, Flying-, Fire-, and Ice-types namely Hattrem, Dartrix, Raboot, and Choice Band Piloswine therefore, Pokemon such as Brionne, Piloswine, and Machoke pair well with it. these aren't exactly the best examples of counterplay to the mons you mentioned. klang/vullaby/galarsola is what i'd run with


[SET]
name: Choice Specs
move 1: Leaf Storm
move 2: Sludge Bomb
move 3: Giga Drain
move 4: shadow ball / Extrasensory
item: Choice Specs
ability: Natural Cure
nature: Modest
evs: 4 HP / 252 SpA / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Choice Specs allows Roselia to break Pokemon that offensive Roselia wouldn't such as Corsola-Galar, Vullaby, and opposing Roselia. Leaf Storm is Roselia's strongest STAB allowing it to punish Pokemon that may try to switch-in such as Hattrem and Carkol. Sludge Bomb allows Roselia to break Pokemon such as Clefairy as well as common Flying-types switch-ins such as Vullaby and Dartrix. Giga Drain provides Roselia with a passive form of recovery while also being a Grass-type STAB move that does not reduce its Special Attack. Extrasensory is a necessity for checking prominent NFE Pokemon such as Hakamo-o, Gloom, and other Roselia. neither haka nor gloom are the least bit "prominent". instead say something about how it hits grass resists i.e. haka/koffing and put a sentence before it about shadow ball hitting lampent & drak and also being your best move to hit ferro

Choice Specs Roselia fits best on offensive and balance builds that lack a reliable breaker. Slow Pivots such as Teleport Clefairy and u-turn. either mention both moves or neither; vullaby doesn't learn teleport. Vullaby allow Roselia to switch with ease. Additionally, Roselia can switch in on more passive Pokemon such as Corsola-Galar and Clefairy. Because of the Special Attack drop that Leaf Storm induces it is best to use it against Pokemon that it can OHKO. Setup sweepers such as Wartortle and Klang appreciate Roselia's ability to remove or weaken bulkier Pokemon such as Machoke and Clefairy corsola; clef isn't staying in on rose regardless. Roselia appreciates Pokemon that can help mitigate its weakness to Ice-, Fire-, and Psychic-types such as Linoone-Galar, Piloswine, and Carkol. The former two in particular are worth mentioning thanks to their access to Stealth Rock as well as their ability to threaten Klang and Ferroseed who otherwise wall Roselia. i wish linoone-g got stealth rock but sadly that is not the case. carkol also cannot counter ice-types (which i think is what you're suggesting?), as NFE's "ice-types" include piloswine and 12 different water-types that happen to use ice beam.

[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[BP, 272450]]
- Quality checked by: [[85percent, 457453], [Marjane, 355753]]
- Grammar checked by: [[cryogyro, 331519]]

let me re-check this when you're done on account of you basically having to rewrite a set.

 

[BP]

let me re-check this when you're done on account of you basically having to rewrite a set.

I pounded this out real quick thanks for the check Uhu. Awaiting your offical part 2 for the Ravenous Rose

 

[Greybaum]

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[SET]
name: Offensive Spikes
move 1: Spikes
move 2: Leaf Storm
move 3: Sludge Bomb
move 4: Sleep Powder / Extrasensory
item: Eviolite
ability: Natural Cure
nature: Modest
evs: 4 HP / 252 SpA / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Offensive Spikes Roselia is commonly used as an offensive entry hazard setter due to its high special attack, access to Spikes, -->and its ability to help offensive teammates like Fraxure and Pikachu by putting other Pokemon in range of their attacks "with spikes". Leaf Storm is Roselia's strongest STAB allowing it to hit a wide range of the metagame such as Mareanie and Hattrem for a lot of damage. Sludge Bomb allows Roselia to hit Grass- and Fairy-types such as Dartrix, Morgrem, and Clefairy while also potentially punishing switch-ins such as Vullaby with its poison chance. Sleep Powder targets switch-ins and set-up sweepers alike rendering them ineffective such as Klang, Wartortle, and Duosion. Extrasensory allows Roselia to hit Pokemon like Mareanie and Machoke hard without dropping stats while also preventing Roselia from being walled by Koffing and Hakamo-o


Roselia functions as an offensive Spikes setter which performs best on balance and offensive teams. Offensive Pokemon appreciate the extra damage Spikes provides to the opponent. Thus, wallbreakers such as Kadabra, Machoke, and Linoone-Galar all pair well with it thanks to the amount of offensive pressure they apply. Stealth Rock support from Pokemon such as Piloswine, Corsola-Galar, and Carkol all make it easier for Roselia to pressure Pokemon such as Vullaby and Raboot. Piloswine and Carkol are worth mentioning particularly thanks to their ability to check Flying- and Fire-types such as Vullaby, Torracat, and Lampent. Roselia pairs well with Ghost-types that are immune to Rapid Spin such as Galarian Corsola, and Drakloak. Roselia appreciates volt turn cores such as Raboot and Pikachu because they are able to capitalize on hazard pressure and can bring Roselia in safely with pivot moves. Set up sweepers such as Klang, Wartortle, and Duosion all appreciate Roselia's ability to set Spikes which weakens their respective checks such as Piloswine, Raboot, and Pikachu. these are checks but none of them are switching in on the predicted set-up turn, which is what the sentence otherwise implies. machoke, roselia and g-linoone would fit better here imo since you can double on them instead of setting up. Roselia is threatened by Psychic-types such as Kadabra and Hattrem so Pokemon that can help mitigate these such as Klang and Vullaby are appreciated. Additionally, Piloswine can prove to be an issue for Roselia, so Pokemon such as Machoke, Wartortle, and Galarian Corsola pair well with it.

[SET]
name: Specially Defensive
move 1: Spikes
move 2: Sludge Bomb
move 3: Giga Drain
move 4: Synthesis
item: Eviolite
ability: Natural Cure
nature: Calm
evs: 252 HP / 252 SpD / 4 Def

[SET COMMENTS]
Thanks to Roselia's great defensive typing and solid bulk it functions as a check to Pokemon such as Tangela, Wartortle, and Brionne. Sludge Bomb is Roselia's primary STAB and it allows Roselia to hit both Fairy-types super effectively like Clefairy and Morgrem while also having the potential to punish switch-ins such as Vullaby and Hattrem via its chance of poison. Giga Drain allows Roselia to reliably beat Shell Smash Wartortle while also providing Roselia with a means of recovery. Synthesis provides Roselia with more reliable recovery allowing it to more effectively perform its role as a special wall. Spikes provide great utility in pressuring opposing grounded Pokemon and sometimes putting them in range of Roselia's attacks. Lastly, Sleep Powder can be used to put common switch-ins to sleep such as Klang and Duosion. you forgot to remove this line. Alternatively, both Sleep Powder and Shadow Ball are options on Roselia. Sleep Powder allows Roselia a way to punish switch-ins such as Raboot and Vullaby. Shadow Ball allows Roselia to more effectively pressure Lampent, Gastly, Hattrem, and Galarian Corsola, however, Sludge Bomb is often preferred thanks to its reliability as a STAB move.

Roselia fits best on balance and bulky offense builds thank its ability to provide its teammates with Entry hazard support via Spikes. Roselia should switch-in on special attackers that it checks such as Tangela and Wartortle and threaten them out with coverage or STAB respectively. However, if the opposing team contains a Hattrem or another Grass-type Roselia should attack or double out on the predicted switch rather than set Spikes. Roselia pairs well with physical walls that can help mitigate its lack of physical defense such as Machoke, Corsola-Galar, and Vullaby. Wall breakers and set-up sweepers that appreciate Spikes support such as Kadabra, Klang, and Wartortle all pair well with it. Pokemon that provide Stealth Rocks support such as Piloswine, Corsola-Galar, and Carkol all create an entry hazard core when paired with Roselia's Spikes. Ghost-types that can block Rapid Spin users, most notable being Corsola-Galar, pair well with Roselia. Lastly, Roselia appreciates the removal of Psychic-, Flying-, Fire-, and Ice-types namely Hattrem, Dartrix, Raboot, and Choice Band Piloswine therefore, Pokemon such as Klang, Vullaby, and Galarian Corsola pair well with it.


[SET]
name: Choice Specs
move 1: Leaf Storm
move 2: Sludge Bomb
move 3: Giga Drain
move 4: Shadow Ball / Extrasensory
item: Choice Specs
ability: Natural Cure
nature: Modest
evs: 4 HP / 252 SpA / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Choice Specs allows Roselia to break Pokemon that offensive Roselia wouldn't such as Corsola-Galar, Vullaby, and opposing Roselia. Leaf Storm is Roselia's strongest STAB allowing it to punish Pokemon that may try to switch-in such as Hattrem and Carkol. Sludge Bomb allows Roselia to break Pokemon such as Clefairy as well as common Flying-types switch-ins such as Vullaby and Dartrix. Giga Drain provides Roselia with a passive form of recovery while also being a Grass-type STAB move that does not reduce its Special Attack. Shadow Ball allows Roselia to hit Lampent and Drakloak while also being its best option for hitting Ferroseed. Extrasensory is an option over Shadow Ball should Roselia need to Grass-type resists such as Koffing and Hakomo-o.

Choice Specs Roselia fits best on offensive and balance builds that lack a reliable breaker. Slow Pivots such as Teleport Clefairy and U-turn Vullaby allow Roselia to switch in with ease. Additionally, Roselia can switch in on more passive Pokemon such as Corsola-Galar and Clefairy. Because of the Special Attack drop that Leaf Storm induces it is best to use it against Pokemon that it can OHKO. Setup sweepers such as Wartortle and Klang appreciate Roselia's ability to remove or weaken bulkier Pokemon such as Machoke and Galarian Corsola. Roselia appreciates Pokemon that can help mitigate its weakness to Ice-, Fire-, and Psychic-types such as Linoone-Galar and Pilowine. Piloswine, in particular, is worth mentioning thanks to their access to Stealth Rock as well as their ability to threaten Klang and Ferroseed who otherwise wall Roselia. add a note on pokemon that can take advantage of ferro & klang. machoke, thwackey and lampent are easy examples.

[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[BP, 272450]]
- Quality checked by: [[85percent, 457453], [Marjane, 355753]]
- Grammar checked by: [[cryogyro, 331519]]

good work, 1/1 for post-DLC

 

[BP]

Done and Ready for GP

 

[Astra]

add remove (comments)

gaming

[SET]
name: Offensive Spikes
move 1: Spikes
move 2: Leaf Storm
move 3: Sludge Bomb
move 4: Sleep Powder / Extrasensory
item: Eviolite
ability: Natural Cure
nature: Modest
evs: 4 HP / 252 SpA / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Offensive Spikes Roselia is commonly used as an offensive entry hazard setter due to its high Special Attack and its ability to help offensive teammates like Fraxure and Raboot by putting other Pokemon in range of their attacks with Spikes. Leaf Storm is Roselia's strongest STAB move, (AC) allowing it to hit a wide range of Pokemon in the metagame such as Mareanie and Hattrem for a lot of damage. Sludge Bomb allows Roselia to hit Grass- and Fairy-types such as Dartrix, Morgrem, and Clefairy while also potentially punishing switch-ins such as Vullaby with its poison chance. Sleep Powder targets switch-ins and set-up setup sweepers alike, (AC) rendering them ineffective, (AC) such as Klang, Wartortle, and Duosion. Extrasensory allows Roselia to hit Pokemon like Mareanie and Machoke hard without dropping stats while also preventing Roselia from being walled by Koffing and Hakamo-o

Roselia functions as an offensive Spikes setter which that performs best on balance and offensive teams. Offensive Pokemon appreciate the extra damage Spikes provides to the opponent. Thus, (RC); (ASC) thus, (AC) wallbreakers such as Kadabra, Machoke, and Galarian Linoone-Galar all pair well with it thanks to the amount of offensive pressure they apply. Stealth Rock support from Pokemon such as Piloswine, Galarian Corsola-Galar, and Carkol all make it easier for Roselia to pressure Pokemon such as Vullaby and Raboot. Piloswine and Carkol are worth mentioning particularly thanks to their ability to check Flying- and Fire-types such as Vullaby, Torracat, and Lampent. Roselia pairs well with Ghost-types that are immune to Rapid Spin such as Galarian Corsola, (RC) and Drakloak thanks to their ability to spinblock. Roselia appreciates volt turn cores VoltTurn users such as Raboot and Klang because they are able to capitalize on hazard pressure and can bring Roselia in safely with pivot moves. Set up Setup sweepers such as Klang, Wartortle, and Duosion all appreciate Roselia's ability to set Spikes, (AC) which weakens their respective checks such as Machoke, Galarian Linoone, and opposing Roselia. Roselia is threatened by Psychic-types such as Kadabra and Hattrem, (AC) so Pokemon that can help mitigate these them, (AC) such as Klang and Vullaby, (AC) are appreciated. Additionally, Piloswine can prove to be an issue for Roselia, so Pokemon such as Machoke, Wartortle, and Galarian Corsola pair well with it.

[SET]
name: Specially Defensive
move 1: Spikes
move 2: Sludge Bomb
move 3: Giga Drain
move 4: Synthesis
item: Eviolite
ability: Natural Cure
nature: Calm
evs: 252 HP / 252 SpD / 4 Def

[SET COMMENTS]
Thanks to Roselia's great defensive typing and solid bulk, (AC) it can functions as a check to Pokemon such as Tangela, Wartortle, and Brionne. Sludge Bomb is Roselia's primary STAB move and it allows Roselia it to hit both Fairy-types super effectively like Clefairy and Morgrem while also having the potential to punish switch-ins such as Vullaby and Hattrem via its chance of to poison. Giga Drain allows Roselia to reliably beat Shell Smash Wartortle while also providing Roselia it with a means of recovery. Synthesis provides Roselia with more reliable recovery, (AC) allowing it to more effectively perform its role as a special wall. Spikes provides great utility in pressuring opposing grounded Pokemon and sometimes putting them in range of Roselia's attacks. Alternatively, both Sleep Powder and Shadow Ball are options on Roselia. Sleep Powder allows Roselia a way to punish switch-ins such as Raboot and Vullaby. Shadow Ball allows Roselia to more effectively pressure Lampent, Gastly, Hattrem, and Galarian Corsola, however, (RC) but Sludge Bomb is often preferred thanks to its reliability as a STAB move.

Roselia fits best on balance and bulky offense builds thanks to its ability to provide its teammates with entry hazard support via Spikes. Roselia should switch-in (RC) on special attackers that it checks such as Tangela and Wartortle and threaten them out with coverage or STAB moves, (AC) respectively. However, if the opposing team contains a Hattrem or another Grass-type, (AC) Roselia should attack or double out on the predicted switch rather than set Spikes. Roselia pairs well with physical walls that can help mitigate its lack of physical defense such as Machoke, Galarian Corsola-Galar, and Vullaby. Wall breakers and set-up Wallbreakers and setup sweepers that appreciate Spikes support such as Kadabra, Klang, and Wartortle all pair well with it as well. Pokemon that provide Stealth Rocks support such as Piloswine, Corsola-Galar, and Carkol all create an entry hazard core when paired with Roselia's Spikes. Thanks to their ability to spinblock, (AC) Ghost-types that can block Rapid Spin users, most notable being Corsola-Galar notably Galarian Corsola, pair well with Roselia. Lastly, Roselia appreciates the removal of Psychic-, Flying-, Fire-, and Ice-types, (AC) namely Hattrem, Dartrix, Raboot, and Choice Band Piloswine; (ASC) therefore, Pokemon such as Klang, Vullaby, and Galarian Corsola pair well with it.

[SET]
name: Choice Specs
move 1: Leaf Storm
move 2: Sludge Bomb
move 3: Giga Drain
move 4: Shadow Ball / Extrasensory
item: Choice Specs
ability: Natural Cure
nature: Modest
evs: 4 HP / 252 SpA / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Choice Specs allows Roselia to break Pokemon that offensive Roselia other variants (this is mostly for clarity plus this set can technically be considered offensive) wouldn't, (AC) such as Galarian Corsola-Galar, Vullaby, and opposing Roselia. Leaf Storm is Roselia's strongest STAB move, (AC) allowing it to punish Pokemon that may try to switch-in such as Hattrem and Carkol. Sludge Bomb allows Roselia to break Pokemon such as Clefairy as well as common Flying-types switch-ins such as Vullaby and Dartrix. Giga Drain provides Roselia with a passive form of recovery while also being a Grass-type STAB move that does not reduce its Special Attack. Shadow Ball allows Roselia to hit Lampent and Drakloak while also being its best option for hitting Ferroseed. Extrasensory is an option over Shadow Ball should Roselia need to Grass-type resists hit Grass-resistant Pokemon such as Koffing and Hakomo-o.

Choice Specs Roselia fits best on offensive and balance builds that lack a reliable breaker. Slow pivots such as Teleport Clefairy and U-turn Vullaby allow Roselia to switch in with ease. Additionally, Roselia can switch in on more passive Pokemon such as Galarian Corsola-Galar and Clefairy. Because of the Special Attack drop that Leaf Storm induces, (AC) it is best to use it against Pokemon that it can OHKO. Setup sweepers such as Wartortle and Klang appreciate Roselia's ability to remove or weaken bulkier Pokemon such as Machoke and Galarian Corsola. Roselia appreciates Pokemon that can help mitigate its weakness to Ice-, Fire-, and Psychic-types such as Galarian Linoone-Galar and Pilowine. Piloswine, (RC) in particular, (RC) is worth mentioning thanks to their its access to Stealth Rock as well as their its ability to threaten Klang and Ferroseed who, (AC) which otherwise wall Roselia. Pokemon that can take advantage of Klang and Ferroseed, (AC) such as Machoke, Thwackey, and Lampent, (AC) can all prevent Roselia from being used as set up setup fodder.

[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[BP, 272450]]
- Quality checked by: [[85percent, 457453], [Marjane, 355753]]
- Grammar checked by: [[cryogyro, 331519]] (uh)

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[BP]

Hey gues what this done and ready for upload

 

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