Rotom-F (Revamp) [QC 1/3]

[Aliss]

was given the go-ahead to lock and move on disc, taking this over myself - asa

[OVERVIEW]

• Rotom-F carves out a niche as an Ice/Electric-type by having the unique combination of STAB Blizzard and Thunderbolt, which allows it to hit almost the entire tier for at least neutral damage because of it's unique typing.
• It's decent speed tier lets it outspeed common Pokemon like Mesprit and Skuntank, threatening them with it's strong STAB moves. It however is still vulnerable to faster Pokemon like Dodrio, and most common scarfers like Primeape. However, it’s poor HP and defensive typing leaves it susceptible to being revenge killed. It's Ice-typing provides a Stealth Rock weakness, which is very undesired as a Defog user, and racks up quickly due to lack of reliable recovery.
• A lot of specially defensive walls such as Clefairy and Type:Null are able to halt Rotom-F, but it's access to STAB Volt Switch allows it to grab momentum to bring in a teammate. Lanturn pretty much acts as a hard stop, while Assault Vest Eelektross is also a big problem.
• Despite being an offensive Defog user, Rotom-F is forced out by the majority of the Stealth Rockers in the tier, making the hazard war hard to win.

[SET]
name: Offensive Support
move 1: Blizzard
move 2: Volt Switch
move 3: Will-O-Wisp / Pain Split / Thunderbolt
move 4: Defog / Thunderbolt
item: Icium Z / Iapapa Berry
ability: Levitate
nature: Timid
evs: 252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Moves
========

• Blizzard is Rotom-Fs only Ice STAB, and is used to hit Electric-resists like Mudsdale and Exeggutor-Alola.
• Volt Switch is able to grab momentum off switches into Pokemon that can take a Blizzard, like Eelektross.
• Will-O-Wisp cripples physical attackers that can switch in such as Choice Scarf Togedemaru.
• Pain Split can be used to recover HP against bulky foes with high HP stats like Audino, as Rotom-F gets no reliable recovery.
• Thunderbolt could be used as an option over Defog or Will-O-Wisp, to do more damage than Volt Switch and to not be forced to switch out after clicking an Electric Stab, securing a 2HKO on things like Jellicent.

Set Details
========

• Maximizing Special Attack and Speed with an Icium Z helps Rotom-F break past walls like Eelektross and Gurdurr, while an Iapapa berry could be used if another Pokemon needs the z move to recover HP when getting low due to Stealth Rocks and chip damage. Levitate is Rotom-F's only ability, giving it a Spikes and Toxic Spikes immunity and allowing it to come in on Ground-type attacks.

Usage Tips
========

• Rotom-F has poor HP and a bad defensive typing makes it so there aren't much Pokemon it can switch into, barring weaker passive Pokemon like Clefairy and Quagsire, making it recommended to get Rotom-F in on a double switch or on a death. Another safe way to get Rotom-F in is off a slow U-Turn or Volt Switch.
• Rotom-F's lack of reliable recovery makes it so it can't come in on Stealth Rocks often, especially when lacking a Iapapa Berry.
• Volt Switch lets Rotom-F to pivot out on counters, allowing it's teammates to come in. Use Blizzard to hit Ground-types that can block Volt Switch for super effective damage, to prevent them blocking a Volt Switch.
• Rotom-F's mediocre bulk doesn't give it much room to get a Defog off, forcing it to Defog on passive mons like Clefairy and Audino mostly. Be wary of using Defog if your opponent has a Primeape though, as a Defiant boost could be hard to switch into.
• Due to it's decent speed tier, Rotom-F is usually able to get off a Will-O-Wisp on slower physical threats like Skuntank and Kangaskhan, crippling them.
• Rotom-F should try to avoid switching into attacks, although it's immunity to Ground-type attacks like Mudsdale's Earthquake can allow for some free switch-ins.

Team Options
========

• U-Turn users: U-Turn users like Togedemaru, Scyther or Mesprit create a nice VoltTurn core with Rotom-F, and are able to keep the momentum going to bring in your wallbreakers. Mesprit synergizes well as a Fighting resist that can also provide Healing Wish support.
• Gurdurr supports Rotom-F well, by beating threats like Aggron, Lycanroc, Togedemaru and Alolan Sandslash. The Knock Off support it provides can also be very crucial, supporting Rotom-F by knocking off Eviolites on Clefairy and Type: Null and the occasional Assault Vest or Leftovers. In its turn, Rotom-F is able to beat a lot of pokemon that can trouble Gurdurr, like Mudsdale, Qwilfish and Swanna.
• Choice Specs Wallbreakers like Jellicent and Alolan Exeggutor are able to pressure the special walls that trouble Rotom-F like Clefairy and Type: Null more, making Rotom-F's job way easier.
• Physical Wallbreakers like Stoutland and Lycanroc-Dusk help break down Specially Defensive Pokemon like Clefairy and Lanturn, and appreciate Rotom-F's Volt Switch support.
• Froslass is able to get up Spikes and pressure a lot of the Pokemon that Rotom-F has trouble breaking, like Qwilfish and Jellicent, while also appreciating the Volt Switch support to get free switch-ins.

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

• Substitute and Pain Split could be paired up, replacing Will-O-Wisp and Defog. Substitute can be used to avoid getting statused by moves like Toxic, while Pain Split increases Rotom-F's longevity by healing off it's switch-ins.
• A Choiced Attacker set using either Choice Specs or Choice Scarf as it's item is another option. Choice Scarf boosts Rotom-F's speed, letting it out-speed faster Pokemon like Dodrio and Primeape, and slower scarfers like Mesprit, while Choice Specs increases its wallbreaking prowess. However, this is usually suboptimal as Rotom-F prefers being able to switch it's moves, as being locked into Volt Switch could give the opponent a free turn. An alternative for Choice Specs that keeps the ability to switch moves could be Life Orb.
• Thunder Wave could be used over Will-O-Wisp to cripple faster threats, to support its teammates with speed control.
• Hidden Power Ground can be used to hit Togedemaru, as it's one of the few Pokemon that can switch into both of Rotom-F's STAB moves. However, Rotom-F usually has trouble fitting this move into it's moveset.

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

**Specially Defensive Pokemon**: Pokemon with high Special Defense like Clefairy, Alolan Sandslash, Hitmonchan, Audino and Type Null can easily come in and take Rotom-F's attacks, forcing it to Volt Switch out. Lanturn is an especially annoying wall, as it puts a hard stop to Rotom-F's Volt Switch with Volt Absorb while also resisting Blizzard.

**Residual Damage**: Despite being immune to Spikes, being a Rock-weak Defogger means Rotom-F takes one quarter of it's HP every time it comes in to remove rocks. No reliable recovery makes residual hazard damage stack up over time, although a Iapapa Berry could help with this issue.

[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[Djokra, 327320]]
- Quality checked by: [[TJ, 331538], [, ], [, ]]
- Grammar checked by: [[, ], [, ]]

 

[asa]

How is this coming along?

 

[Aliss]

How is this coming along?

I'll get it out of WIP this weekend if that's ok

e: ready for QC!

 

[TJ]

[OVERVIEW]

• Rotom-F carves out a niche as an Electric-type by having the unique combination of STAB Blizzard and Thunderbolt, which allows it to hit almost the entire tier for at least neutral damage. (its not just an electric type - not sure why you didnt say it carves out a niche as an electric/ice type or simply due to its unique typing.)
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• It's decent speed tier lets it outspeed common Pokemon like Mesprit and Skuntank, threatening them with it's strong STAB moves. However, it’s poor HP and defensive typing leaves it susceptible to being revenge killed. (its ice-typing also leaves it susceptible to stealth rock which isnt ideal for a defogger. also mention that its lack of recovery combined with the aforementioed sr weakness can make it worn down quickly) (mention that while its speed tier is decent, its still leaves it vulnerable to faster pokemon like lycanroc and dodrio, and choice scarf users like primeape)
• A lot of specially defensive walls such as Clefairy and Type:Null are able to halt Rotom-F, but it's access to STAB Volt Switch allows it to grab momentum off a switch into one of those walls. (just say that volt switch allows it to grab momentum into a teammate) (id also add a point about rotom-f being walled by lanturn and struggling against av eelektross)
• Rotom-F's lack of reliable recovery means that it is easily chipped down, which is furthermore increased by it's weakness to Stealth Rock, and common priority moves such as Gurdurr's Mach Punch. (i kinda merged this above, so id delete this point)
• Despite being an offensive Defog user, Rotom-F is forced out by the majority of the Stealth Rockers in the tier, making the hazard war hard to win. (i would just remove this point tbh, its only really forced out by clef, regirock, and alolan sandslash and even then, it can at least cripple the latter with willo.)

[SET]
name: Offensive Support
move 1: Blizzard
move 2: Volt Switch
move 3: Will-O-Wisp / Pain Split / Thunderbolt
move 4: Defog / Thunderbolt
item: Icium Z / Iapapa Berry
ability: Levitate
nature: Timid
evs: 252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Moves
========

• Blizzard is Rotom-Fs only Ice STAB, and is used to hit Electric-resists like Mudsdale and Exeggutor-Alola.
• Volt switch acquires momentum, while also hitting Blizzard switch-ins like Jellicent for super effective damage. (i wouldnt switch in my jelly on rotom-f - instead of jelly, mention that volt grabs momentum on things like eel that try to switch into blizzard)
• Will-O-Wisp cripples physical attackers that can switch in such as Choice Scarf Togedemaru.
• Defog is used to remove entry hazards. (this sentence is useless according to the updated writing standards)
• Pain Split can be used to recover HP (against bulky foes with high hp stats like audino), as Rotom-F gets no reliable recovery.
• Thunderbolt could be used as an option over Defog or Will-O-Wisp, to do more damage than Volt Switch and to not be forced to switch out after clicking an Electric Stab. (mention a target that tbolt hits harder imo)

Set Details
========

• Maximizing Special Attack and Speed with an Icium Z helps Rotom-F break past walls like Eelektross and Gurdurr, while an Iapapa berry could be used if another Pokemon needs the z move to recover HP when getting low due to Stealth Rocks and chip damage. Levitate is Rotom-F's only ability, giving it a Spikes and Toxic Spikes immunity and allowing it to come in on Ground-type attacks.

Usage Tips
========

• Rotom-F has poor HP and a bad defensive typing makes it so there aren't much Pokemon it can switch into, making it recommended to get Rotom-F in on a double switch or on a death. Another safe way to get Rotom-F in is off a slow U-Turn or Volt Switch. (i mean it can come in on weaker attacks from passive mons like quag. i would rephrase this a bit.)
• Rotom-F's lack of reliable recovery makes it so it can't come in on Stealth Rocks often, especially when lacking a Iapapa Berry.
• Volt Switch lets Rotom-F to pivot out on counters, allowing it's teammates to come in. Blizzard hits Ground-types that can block Volt Switch for super effective damage, making them less likely to come in to attempt to block a Volt Switch. (say something like "use blizzard to hit ground-types like mudsdale that can block volt switch.)
• Rotom-F's mediocre bulk doesn't give it much room to get a Defog off, forcing it to Defog on passive mons mostly. (you should mention a few passive mons it can defog on) (id say something like it should be wary of using defog so it doesnt give mons like primeape a defiant boost.)
• Due to it's decent speed tier, Rotom-F is usually able to get off a Will-O-Wisp on slower physical threats like Skuntank and Kangaskhan, crippling them.
• Rotom-F should try to avoid switching into attacks, although it's immunity to Ground-type attacks can allow for some free switch-ins. (An example of a ground-type attack that rotom-f can switch into would be mudsdale's earthquake since it can force mudsdale out with blizzard and defog or use volt switch to gain momentum.)
• a point on when it should use subzero slammer vs blizzard

Team Options
========

• U-Turn users: U-Turn users like Scyther or Mesprit create a nice VoltTurn core with Rotom-F, and are able to keep the momentum going to bring in your wallbreakers. A slower U-Turn user could be used to get Rotom-F more free switch-ins. (Im confused. mesprit is a slower u-turn user tho. id remove the last sentence and add that mesprit is a fighting check that also provides healing wish support for rotom-f) (optional but togedemaru + rotom is also not a bad pivoting core tbh. i think its much better than scyther + rotom-f)
• id add something about pairing it with kabutops since rotom-f isnt the most reliable remover.
• Gurdurr supports Rotom-F well, by beating threats like Aggron, Lycanroc, Togedemaru and Alolan Sandslash. The Knock Off support it provides can also be very crucial, supporting Rotom-F by knocking off Eviolites on Clefairy and Type: Null and the occasional Assault Vest or Leftovers. In its turn, Rotom-F is able to beat a lot of pokemon that can trouble Gurdurr, like Mudsdale, Qwilfish and Swanna.
• Choice Specs Wallbreakers like Jellicent and Alolan Exeggutor are able to pressure the special walls that trouble Rotom-F like Clefairy and Type: Null more, making Rotom-F's job way easier.
• you could also mention some physical wallbreakers like stout that help break down bulky spdef mons like lanturn and audino. (stout can even pursuit trap lanturn)
• pokemon that appreciate rotom-f's volt switch
• Haunter is able to pressure a lot of the Pokemon that Rotom-F has trouble breaking, like Clefairy, Qwilfish and Jellicent, while also appreciating the Volt Switch support to get free switch-ins. (maybe instead of haunter, since its not very relevant, mention froslass since it can pressure the aforementioned pokemon and set up spikes, which makes rotom-f more annoying to face as it pivots around with volt switch.)

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

• Substitute and Pain Split could be paired up, replacing Will-O-Wisp and Defog. Substitute can be used to avoid getting statused by moves like Toxic, while Pain Split increases Rotom-F's longevity by healing off it's switch-ins. (why is this slashed in the main set if you mentioned it here?)
• A Choiced Attacker set using either Choice Specs or Choice Scarf as it's item is another option. Choice Scarf boosts Rotom-F's speed, letting it out-speed faster Pokemon like Dodrio and Primeape, and slower scarfers like Mesprit, while Choice Specs increases its wallbreaking prowess. (you need to mention drawacks) (For example, rotom-f prefers being able to switch up its moves since being locked into a move can be costly and give the foe a free turn.)
• Thunder Wave could be used over Will-O-Wisp to cripple faster threats, to support its teammates with speed control. (a drawback would be that it has trouble dropping a move for twave.)
• leftovers
• life orb
• hp ground

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

**Specially Defensive Pokemon**: Pokemon with high Special Defense like Clefairy, Audino and Type Null can easily come in and take Rotom-F's attacks, forcing it to Volt Switch out. Lanturn is an especially annoying wall, as it puts a hard stop to Rotom-F's Volt Switch with Volt Absorb while also resisting Blizzard.

**Offensive Ice Resists **: Pokemon like Alolan Sandslash, Lightning Rod Togedemaru and Hitmonchan are all more offensive switch-ins, although they are susceptible to Will-O-Wisp. (tbh i dont really like this point. i would add alolan sandslash and hitmonchan to the specially defensive Pokemon")

**Residual Damage**: Despite being immune to Spikes, being a Rock-weak Defogger means Rotom-F takes one quarter of it's HP every time it comes in to remove rocks. No reliable recovery makes residual hazard damage stack up over time, although a Iapapa Berry could help with this issue.

[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[Djokra, 327320]]
- Quality checked by: [[, ], [, ], [, ]]
- Grammar checked by: [[, ], [, ]]

am check

edit: im on the qc team now

1/3

 

[asa]

[OVERVIEW]

• Rotom-F carves out a niche as an Ice/Electric-type by having the unique combination of STAB Blizzard and Thunderbolt, which allows it to hit almost the entire tier for at least neutral damage because of it's unique typing. (this bullet just sorta repeats itself.)
• It's decent speed tier lets it outspeed common Pokemon like Mesprit and Skuntank, threatening them with it's strong STAB moves. It however is still vulnerable to faster Pokemon like Dodrio, and most common scarfers like Primeape. However, it’s poor HP and defensive typing leaves it susceptible to being revenge killed. It's Ice-typing provides a Stealth Rock weakness, which is very undesired as a Defog user, and racks up quickly due to lack of reliable recovery. (you haven't mentioned defog until here, which is odd seeing as that's a large part of rotom's niche, imo.) (if you're really gonna mention annoying scarfers, i think toge should at least go before ape, as it's a lot more common and resists your STAB combination.) (this honestly feels a bit too large for one bullet, split the points about its speed being decent and revenge killing it up.)
• A lot of specially defensive walls such as Clefairy and Type:Null are able to halt Rotom-F, but it's access to STAB Volt Switch allows it to grab momentum to bring in a teammate. Lanturn pretty much acts as a hard stop, while Assault Vest Eelektross is also a big problem.
• Despite being an offensive Defog user, Rotom-F is forced out by the majority of the Stealth Rockers in the tier, making the hazard war hard to win. (the only common stealth rock setters that really force you out are clefairy and spdef aloslash, but even the latter is shaky bc no recovery or resistance to tbolt. being weak to rocks and not having recovery are important points that you do mention earlier, however.)
• Defog not being mentioned in a positive manner once is a bit of an issue. Its typing lets it pressure most of the common entry hazard setters, Levitate prevents it from being worn down by all hazards bar Stealth Rock, and it has good support and utility options for a Defog user (Volt Switch, Will-O-Wisp, Pain Split).

[SET]
name: Offensive Support
move 1: Blizzard
move 2: Volt Switch
move 3: Will-O-Wisp / Pain Split / Thunderbolt
move 4: Defog / Thunderbolt
item: Icium Z / Iapapa Berry
ability: Levitate
nature: Timid
evs: 252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe

[SET]
name: Offensive Support
move 1: Defog
move 2: Blizzard
move 3: Volt Switch
move 4: Thunderbolt / Will-O-Wisp / Pain Split
item: Icium Z / Iapapa Berry
ability: Levitate
nature: Timid
evs: 252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe

Make this the set, imo. Defog is a large part of what makes Rotom as good as it is, and that should be emphasized by its placement + it not being slashed. Thunderbolt giving you a more powerful Electric STAB that doesn't force you to switch out is pretty good, especially with Pokemon like Jellicent, specially defensive Articuno, and specially defensive Alolan Sandslash running around, although it isn't necessary. Be sure to adjust the order of the moves accordingly.

[SET COMMENTS]
Moves
========

• Blizzard is Rotom-Fs only Ice STAB, and is used to hit Electric-resists like Mudsdale and Exeggutor-Alola.
• Volt Switch is able to grab momentum off switches into Pokemon that can take a Blizzard, like Eelektross. (obvious info)
• Will-O-Wisp cripples physical attackers that can switch in such as Choice Scarf Togedemaru. (not just phys attackers, but crippling and wearing down stuff like av lanturn too.)
• Pain Split can be used to recover HP against bulky foes with high HP stats like Audino, as Rotom-F gets no reliable recovery.
• Thunderbolt could be used as an option over Defog or Will-O-Wisp, to do more damage than Volt Switch and to not be forced to switch out after clicking an Electric Stab, securing a 2HKO on things like Jellicent.

Set Details
========

• Maximizing Special Attack and Speed with an Icium Z helps Rotom-F break past walls like Eelektross and Gurdurr, while an Iapapa berry could be used if another Pokemon needs the z move to recover HP when getting low due to Stealth Rocks and chip damage. Levitate is Rotom-F's only ability, giving it a Spikes and Toxic Spikes immunity and allowing it to come in on Ground-type attacks. (remove bits about the EV spread, that is also obvious information. also don't explain that levitate is its only ability.) (electrium z could go here, powering through spdef slash and bulky froslass is cool, especially when the latter can mess with you with taunt. don't slash it though, icium z and iapapa berry are more consistently useful.)

Usage Tips
========

• Rotom-F has poor HP and a bad defensive typing makes it so there aren't much Pokemon it can switch into, barring weaker passive Pokemon like Clefairy and Quagsire, making it recommended to get Rotom-F in on a double switch or on a death. (what's rotom gonna do once it switches into clefairy? you just get toxic'd / set up on and you can't beat it if it hasn't lost its eviolite. if anything, qwilfish is a better mention than clefairy, since the only common thing you'd be bothered by is a scald burn.) Another safe way to get Rotom-F in is off a slow U-Turn or Volt Switch.
• Rotom-F's lack of reliable recovery makes it so it can't come in on Stealth Rocks often, especially when lacking a Iapapa Berry.
• Volt Switch lets Rotom-F to pivot out on counters, allowing it's teammates to come in. Use Blizzard to hit Ground-types that can block Volt Switch for super effective damage, to prevent them blocking a Volt Switch.
• Rotom-F's mediocre bulk doesn't give it much room to get a Defog off, forcing it to Defog on passive mons like Clefairy and Audino mostly. Be wary of using Defog if your opponent has a Primeape though, as a Defiant boost could be hard to switch into.
• Due to it's decent speed tier, Rotom-F is usually able to get off a Will-O-Wisp on slower physical threats like Skuntank and Kangaskhan, crippling them. (wouldn't you rather just attack them unless trying to play around sucker punch?)
• Rotom-F should try to avoid switching into attacks, although it's immunity to Ground-type attacks like Mudsdale's Earthquake can allow for some free switch-ins. (also has the bulk to take weaker / neutral hits if need be.)
• When should Rotom use its Z-Move?
• Prediction should be more emphasized here, as I've noticed that predicting well with Rotom and not losing too much momentum makes it more effective than just simply using it. The point about using Volt Switch could be reworded to say that Rotom should use it when predicting counters to switch in, for example.

Team Options
========

• U-Turn users: U-Turn users like Togedemaru, Scyther or Mesprit create a nice VoltTurn core with Rotom-F, and are able to keep the momentum going to bring in your wallbreakers. Mesprit synergizes well as a Fighting resist that can also provide Healing Wish support.
• Gurdurr supports Rotom-F well, by beating threats like Aggron, Lycanroc, Togedemaru and Alolan Sandslash. The Knock Off support it provides can also be very crucial, supporting Rotom-F by knocking off Eviolites on Clefairy and Type: Null and the occasional Assault Vest or Leftovers. In its turn, Rotom-F is able to beat a lot of pokemon that can trouble Gurdurr, like Mudsdale, Qwilfish and Swanna.
• Choice Specs Wallbreakers like Jellicent and Alolan Exeggutor are able to pressure the special walls that trouble Rotom-F like Clefairy and Type: Null more, making Rotom-F's job way easier.
• Physical Wallbreakers like Stoutland and Lycanroc-Dusk (i assume you meant lycanroc-midday.) help break down Specially Defensive Pokemon like Clefairy and Lanturn, and appreciate Rotom-F's Volt Switch support.
• Froslass is able to get up Spikes and pressure a lot of the Pokemon that Rotom-F has trouble breaking, like Qwilfish and Jellicent, while also appreciating the Volt Switch support to get free switch-ins. (rotom has no trouble dealing with these pokemon whatsoever. if you meant that froslass appreciates rotom beating these examples, that still doesn't make much sense, as froslass can break these two just fine. furthermore, these two have sorta wack syngery. qwilfish would be a better spikes user to mention, as what you say about lass applies to it more.)

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

• Substitute and Pain Split could be paired up, replacing Will-O-Wisp and Defog. Substitute can be used to avoid getting statused by moves like Toxic, while Pain Split increases Rotom-F's longevity by healing off it's switch-ins.
• A Choiced Attacker set using either Choice Specs or Choice Scarf as it's item is another option. Choice Scarf boosts Rotom-F's speed, letting it out-speed faster Pokemon like Dodrio and Primeape, and slower scarfers like Mesprit, while Choice Specs increases its wallbreaking prowess. However, this is usually suboptimal as Rotom-F prefers being able to switch it's moves, as being locked into Volt Switch could give the opponent a free turn. An alternative for Choice Specs that keeps the ability to switch moves could be Life Orb. (choice scarf sets are also just not that strong and have to predict way too often, choice specs is just kinda done better by aurorus to some degree, and lo wears you down far too quickly unless you use it in tandem with pain split.)
• Thunder Wave could be used over Will-O-Wisp to cripple faster threats, to support its teammates with speed control. (why is this sub-optimal?)
• Hidden Power Ground can be used to hit Togedemaru, as it's one of the few Pokemon that can switch into both of Rotom-F's STAB moves. However, Rotom-F usually has trouble fitting this move into it's moveset.
• Leftovers

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

**Specially Defensive Pokemon**: Pokemon with high Special Defense like Clefairy, Alolan Sandslash, (meh, not 100% sold on this example. it resists blizzard, sure, but even with spdef investment, you still take a fair amount from the electric-type moves.) Hitmonchan, Audino and Type Null can easily come in and take Rotom-F's attacks, forcing it to Volt Switch out. Lanturn is an especially annoying wall, as it puts a hard stop to Rotom-F's Volt Switch with Volt Absorb while also resisting Blizzard.

**Residual Damage**: Despite being immune to Spikes, being a Rock-weak Defogger means Rotom-F takes one quarter of it's HP every time it comes in to remove rocks. No reliable recovery makes residual hazard damage stack up over time, although a Iapapa Berry could help with this issue.

Revenge killers (faster Pokemon, faster Choice Scarf users, and priority users) should be mentioned here, probably above the bit about residual damage. I know this would make the C&C section similar to the already uploaded version, but it all still applies, so it shouldn't be an issue.

[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[Djokra, 327320]]
- Quality checked by: [[TJ, 331538], [, ], [, ]]
- Grammar checked by: [[, ], [, ]]

implement this and then tag me so i can look over it again.

 

[asa]

Any updates on this? I know it was a fair amount to implement, so I won't immediately rush you or anything.

 

[Aliss]

Any updates on this? I know it was a fair amount to implement, so I won't immediately rush you or anything.

Apologies, I completely forgot to do this; its 4am now but I'll get it done tomorrow/monday