Rotom-F (Update)

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[Overview]

<p>Rotom-F is a cool Pokemon, but on the battlefield, it isn't as hot. Its unique typing is a double-edged sword; while giving it STAB BoltBeam coverage and resistances to Flying and Ground, it also leaves Rotom-F weak to Stealth Rock, Mach Punch, and common types such as Fighting, Rock, and Fire. Rotom-F sits in a Speed tier that leaves it outsped by common threats such as Kangaskhan and Primeape; it also has to rely on an inaccurate STAB move in Blizzard. It faces competition from Jynx as an offensive Ice-type, as she gets Lovely Kiss, more power and Speed, a Water immunity, and, most of all, a reliable Ice-type STAB move. Rotom-F has to rely on its aforementioned resistances and greater bulk to set it apart. </p>

<p>However, Rotom-F's use is not limited to keeping your food fresh, as it is able to play around many of NU's special walls. Its SubSplit set can wear down walls before going for the kill, and it turns into a murderous fridge with a Choice Scarf, revenge killing and gaining momentum for the team. It can also extend its longevity and cripple physical attackers with its ChestoRest set. </p>
[SET]
name: SubSplit
move 1: Substitute
move 2: Pain Split
move 3: Thunderbolt
move 4: Hidden Power Ice / Blizzard
item: Life Orb
nature: Timid
evs: 252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]

<p>Rotom-F's SubSplit set allows it to set up against resisted hits or fleeing opponents and break down walls with the combination of Substitute, Pain Split, and its STAB moves. Substitute guarantees safety against powerful hits and status and eases prediction for Rotom-F, and it finds many opportunities to set up one, especially against walls such as Tangela. Pain Split not only serves as a form of recovery, mitigating Life Orb and Substitute recoil, but also helps wear down opposing special walls such as Lickilicky, working well with Rotom-F's low HP stat. Thunderbolt is Rotom-F's most reliable STAB move, being fully accurate and moderately powerful. The last move slot is a toss-up between power and accuracy. Hidden Power Ice has much less power but also has perfect accuracy, meaning that Rotom-F can use its coverage move without worry. On the other hand, Blizzard can be used for more power to achieve certain KOs, such as on specially defensive Seismitoad after Spikes; however, it has pitiful accuracy and is unreliable. </p>

[ADDITIONAL COMMENTS]

<p>This Rotom-F set is best used on teams that need to wear down certain walls for a successful sweep. Life Orb is the item of choice as it grants more power and sort of makes up for the lack of power of Hidden Power Ice. While combining Life Orb with Substitute is generally a bad idea, it is useful in this case as it allows Rotom-F to deal more damage with Pain Split, and recovery alleviates the residual damage. Leftovers is a possible item, but Rotom-F prefers the extra power and extra damage caused by Pain Split. A Modest nature can be used for extra power, but a Timid nature is required to outspeed Skuntank, Sawk, and Pinsir, all of which can threaten to KO Rotom-F. This set does not really miss any extra KOs anyway, thanks to Pain Split wearing down the opponent first. </p>

<p>Good partners for this set include Fighting-types, which comfortably beat Piloswine and other specially defensive walls that Rotom-F would like to be eliminated. At the same time, Rotom-F can beat the physical walls that stop these Fighting-types. Primeape is a notable partner, as it can use U-turn to bring in Rotom-F safely. Gurdurr is another good partner that can use these special walls as setup fodder. As this Rotom-F also hates Fighting-types, Ghost-types such as Golurk and Misdreavus are appreciated to help beat them. Rotom-F also appreciates entry hazard support to nab additional KOs. For example, at least a layer of Spikes is needed to guarantee the OHKO on Golurk if using Hidden Power Ice. The aforementioned Golurk can provide Stealth Rock while resisting Rock-type moves and being immune to Fighting. Seismitoad resists Fire-type moves and can set up Stealth Rock. Garbodor is a good Fighting-type resist that sets up Spikes, as well as luring in Ground-type moves for Rotom-F to switch into. Rapid Spin support is appreciated so that Rotom-F can last longer without being forced to use Pain Split. Torkoal beats most spinblockers reliably and lures Ground-type moves for Rotom-F to switch into. Wartortle can handle Fighting-types comfortably and lures Electric-type moves for Rotom-F. </p>

[SET]
name: Choice Scarf
move 1: Volt Switch
move 2: Thunderbolt
move 3: Blizzard / Hidden Power Ice
move 4: Trick
item: Choice Scarf
nature: Timid
evs: 252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]

<p>Rotom-F's Choice Scarf set faces heavy competition from Jynx, Electabuzz, and Rotom-S. However, key resistances to the BoltBeam combo, an immunity to Ground, as well as virtually unresisted STAB combo (which frees up moveslots and alleviates four-moveslot syndrome), set it apart from the crowd. Volt Switch allows Rotom-F to gain momentum for the team by scouting for switches and escaping uncomfortable situations. Thunderbolt is a reliable STAB move to be used when switching out isn't ideal. Blizzard is Rotom-F's secondary STAB move, sharing near-perfect coverage with Thunderbolt, and is preferred to make up for the lack of power from Life Orb. Hidden Power Ice is a more reliable albeit less powerful move, although you must be prepared to miss out on a great deal of power, such as no longer securing the OHKO on Golurk. Trick can be used to cripple an opposing wall whilst gaining a possibly beneficial item such as Leftovers; it also allows Rotom-F to get rid of the Choice Scarf and be free to switch moves when revenge killing is no longer needed. </p>

[ADDITIONAL COMMENTS]

<p>Hidden Power Grass is an option to hit Seismitoad reliably; however, it doesn't cover much else that Blizzard doesn't. This Rotom-F set is best used on offensive or VoltTurn teams in need of a revenge killer and momentum grabber in one. Because this set switches in and out often thanks to Volt Switch, keeping Stealth Rock off your side of the field is recommended. Anti-leads such as Taunt Serperior and Samurott can reliably beat most Stealth Rock leads and prevent Stealth Rock from going up. Torkoal is a good offensive spinner capable of beating most spinblockers, and lures Ground-type moves for Rotom-F to switch into. Since Rotom-F forces more switches thanks to Volt Switch, entry hazard support is almost mandatory and helps make up for the lack of power from Life Orb, as well as to nab extra kills. For example, Stealth Rock is needed to guarantee a 2HKO against offensive Ludicolo. Seismitoad takes Fire-type attacks nicely and can set up Stealth Rock. Garbodor takes Fighting-type attacks and lures Ground-type moves while setting up Spikes. Since this set hates special walls, Fighting-types are helpful to beat them. Primeape is an exceptional partner, forming a VoltTurn core, and beats many things together with Rotom-F. To take hits from Fighting-type opponents, Rotom-F appreciates Ghost-type teammates. Misdreavus counters Sawk and Primeape pretty well. Golurk is another good partner, setting up Stealth Rock for Rotom-F, resisting Rock-type moves, and checking Sawk and Primeape. </p>

[SET]
name: ChestoRest
move 1: Rest
move 2: Will-O-Wisp
move 3: Thunderbolt
move 4: Blizzard / Hidden Power Ice
item: Chesto Berry
nature: Timid
evs: 252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]

<p>ChestoRest allows Rotom-F to have a second lease of life, solving its issues with residual damage and preventing it from being worn down easily. With a Chesto Berry, Rotom-F can also bluff the Choice Scarf set, which is dangerous due to its amazing STAB coverage. Will-O-Wisp helps to deal with many physical attackers, especially Sawk, Golurk, and Skuntank, which it outspeeds. Will-O-Wisp can also wear down most walls and allows Rotom-F to beat Piloswine one-on-one. Thunderbolt is Rotom-F's most reliable STAB move, while Blizzard provides amazing coverage and forms the BoltBeam combo, which is hardly resisted in NU. Furthermore, those that do resist this combination, such as Piloswine, are handily beaten by Will-O-Wisp. Hidden Power Ice is another reliable&mdash;though much weaker&mdash;coverage option. Do note that Rotom-F can usually afford to miss one or two Blizzards, as it can always fall back on ChestoRest recovery.</p>

[ADDITIONAL COMMENTS]

<p>Toxic can be used over Will-O-Wisp to wear down walls faster, but Will-O-Wisp has the benefit of beating physical attackers like Skuntank and Sawk, which is too useful to pass up. </p>

<p>Spinners are helpful as partners so that Rotom-F isn't forced to use Rest and consume its Chesto Berry so early. Wartortle and Torkoal are reliable spinners and share decent synergy with Rotom-F. Entry hazard support is also beneficial to help wear down opposing walls faster. For example, physically defensive Seismitoad needs to have taken Stealth Rock damage to be 2HKOed by Blizzard. Golurk, Garbodor, and Scolipede are all reliable entry hazard setters that can also take Fighting-type attacks for Rotom-F. Seismitoad can also do the same with Fire-type attacks. Cleric support is also beneficial to heal Rotom-F should it use Rest after consuming its Chesto Berry. Miltank is a good partner with Heal Bell, also providing Stealth Rock and resisting Fire-type moves with Thick Fat. Misdreavus is immune to Fighting-type moves, checks most physical attackers, and can use Heal Bell. Because this set is still walled by the likes of Regice and Lickilicky, teammates that dispose of them are appreciated. Sawk is a good Fighting-type teammate that hits hard. </p>

[Other Options]

<p>As you would expect from a refrigerator, there are several other options for Rotom-F. An offensive Life Orb set consisting of Volt Switch, Thunderbolt, an Ice move, and Will-O-Wisp can be used, although this makes Rotom-F easier to wear down. A Choice Specs set is possible, but this limits Rotom-F's coverage and with its Speed no longer considered high, it is forced out more often. A defensive set is possible to make use of Rotom-F's useful resistances, but its typing also leaves it vulnerable to common attacking types. Discharge or Thunder Wave can be used, especially on the ChestoRest set, but Rotom-F prefers to either hit hard with Thunderbolt or spread burns. Signal Beam can be used to hit Exeggutor and Cacturne accurately, but has no other use. Charge Beam can be used to turn Rotom-F into a boosting sweeper, but it will be forced to forgo an important move. Hidden Power Fighting can be used to hit opposing Rotom-F and Piloswine, but it has little use apart from that due to its low Base Power. </p>

[Checks and Counters]

<p>The hardest part about countering Rotom-F is that most of its switch-ins either hate a burn, dislike getting Tricked a Choice Scarf, or have a high HP stat that leaves them vulnerable to Pain Split. The first step to countering Rotom-F is to set up Stealth Rock to take advantage of the fact that it switches in often, as this wears it down and forces it to use its recovery move (if any) earlier. Munchlax with Whirlwind can check Rotom-F pretty well, as its high Special Defense and Thick Fat ability lets it take hits, forcing Rotom-F to retake Stealth Rock damage while it heals up with Rest. Regice has a titanic Special Defense stat and Rest, allowing it to take hits all day long and can also break Rotom-F's Substitutes with some investment. Piloswine is one of the select few that resists the BoltBeam combo and stops Thunderbolt completely, while standing a chance to break Rotom-F's Substitutes, but dislikes a burn. Miltank with Thick Fat and Milk Drink can take hits and heal up while threatening back with Body Slam. Grumpig, as long as it has Rest, can also stall out Rotom-F thanks to Thick Fat and decent Special Defense. Lickilicky can beat the Choice Scarf and ChestoRest sets by walling them, restoring health with Wish, and using Dragon Tail to phaze out Rotom-F. Gurdurr can take a hit and heal HP with Drain Punch, or simply pick off a weakened Rotom-F with Mach Punch. However, all of these hate getting Tricked a Choice Scarf on the switch. Golem and Gigalith can use Rock Blast to defeat Rotom-F if Sturdy is still intact. Rotom-F is also walled by opposing Rotom-F, and the one with Hidden Power Fighting or Rest is likely to win. Finally, revenge killing Rotom-F with super effective or powerful moves can suffice. The likes of Primeape, Swellow, and Charizard can outspeed Rotom-F and KO it as long as it isn't hiding behind a Substitute. </p>

[Overview]

- Double edged typing; STAB BoltBeam, BoltBeam resistance, Groud immune but weak to Mach punch, fighting and stealth rock
- Faces competition as an offensive ice type from Junx who gets kiss, more power, water immunity
- Has to rely on inaccurate Ice STAB
- Breaks down walls w/ SubSplit
- Revenge kills and gains momentum w/ Scarf

[SET]
name: SubSplit
move 1: Substitute
move 2: Pain Split
move 3: Thunderbolt
move 4: Hidden Power Ice / Blizzard
item: Life Orb
ability: Levitate
nature: Timid
evs: 252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]

- Can set up a sub against resisted hits
- Sub guarantees safety and eases prediction
- Pain Split not only recovers hp and reduces the toll of LO and Sub, it also wears down walls to make them easier to beat eg. Lickilicky, esp. w/ low HP stat
- Tbolt is reliable STAB
- HP Ice is accurate, LO sorta makes up for loss of power
- Blizzard is powerful but inaccurate
- Life Orb + Sub usually unreliable, but this time Pain Split = low health for greater effectiveness + recovery mitigates it

[ADDITIONAL COMMENTS]

- Use on teams that need to wear down certain walls
- Leftovers
- Modest but Timid outspeeds Band Sawk, Pinsir, Skuntank
- Fighting-types deal with Piloswine who resists BoltBeam and other Special Defensive walls, meanwhile Rotom-F beats the things that wall them (Alo, Tangela)
- Primeape, U-Turn for free switches
- Gurdurr sets up on the walls
- Rapid Spin support
- Torkoal spins reliably and draws in Ground-type moves
- Wartortle beats Fighting-types reasonably well and draws in Electric-type moves
- Ghost-types like Missy beats Fighting-types
- Hazards help nab extra KOs, eg. Seismitoad, Miltank
- Seismitoad resists Fire and Rock
- Golurk resists Fighting and Rock,
- Garbodor resists Fighting, lures in Ground-type moves

[SET]
name: Choice Scarf
move 1: Volt Switch
move 2: Thunderbolt
move 3: Blizzard / Hidden Power Ice
move 4: Trick
item: Choice Scarf
ability: Levitate
nature: Timid
evs: 252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]

- Heavy competition from Jynx, Rotom-S, Electabuzz
- Resistances to BoltBeam and immunity to Ground set it apart
- Also near perfect STAB BoltBeam coverage means less 4MSS
- Volt Switch gains momentum by scouting for switch, or escape from uncomfortable situations
- Tbolt for reliable STAB when switching isn't ideal
- Blizzard for harder hit and coverage, preferred to make up for lack of LO
- HP Ice less risky but also less powerful
- Trick to dump your scarf on a wall to cripple it / when you don't need it

[ADDITIONAL COMMENTS]

- HP Grass for Seismitoad but doesn't really cover much that Blizzard doesn't
- Use on offensive / VoltTurn teams
- Keep SR off the field is good
- Anti-leads such as Taunt Serp, Rotter than best opposing SR leads easily
- Torkoal beats spinblockers reliably, Rotom-F switches into Ground-type moves
- Hazards for extra KOs especially without LO
- Golurk for decent synergy
- Garbodor draws in Ground-type moves for Rotom-F, sets up Spikes, resists Fighting-types
- Fighting-types beat Piloswine and Munchlax
- Primeape, also forms a VoltTurn combo, beats many things together w/ Rotom-F
- Ghost-types to take Fighting-types
- Missy beats Sawk + Primeape well
- Golurk also resists Rock Blast

[SET]
name: ChestoRest
move 1: Rest
move 2: Will-O-Wisp
move 3: Thunderbolt
move 4: Blizzard
item: Chesto Berry
ability: Levitate
nature: Timid
evs: 252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]

- Bluffs Scarf, dangerous due to coverage making it hard to wall
- Gives Rotom-F a second lease of life, prevents it from being worn down easily esp since its prone to indirect damage
- Wisp deals with physical attackers especially Skunk, Sawk, Pinsir
- Also wears down walls
- Beats Swine
- TBolt for STAB
- Blizzard coverage, these two moves have awesome coverage

[ADDITIONAL COMMENTS]

- Toxic, but Wisp lets you beat physical attacks like Skunk
- Spinners so Rotom-F isn't forced to Rest so early
- Wartortle, Torkoal
- Hazards
- Golurk, Garbodor, Scolipede
- Cleric support so you can Rest more
- Miltank resists Fire-type moves
- Missy immune to Fighting and checks most physical attackers
- Fighting-type mons can beat the likes of Regice and Lickilicky
- Sawk has most power

[Other Options]

- Specs
- Defensive set but Rotom-F's handy resistances also come with bad weaknesses
- Discharge or TWave
- Signal Beam hits Eggy and Cacturne accurately but nothing much else
- Charge Beam but then you're forced to rely on Blizzard
- HP Fighting hits Piloswine and opposing Rotom-F

[Checks and Counters]

- Most counters hate burn or Trick
- Stealth Rock
- Munchlax with Whirlwind forces Rotom-F to retake hazards dmg, has Rest to cancel out damage
- Regice has great SpDef, can use Rest, breaks subs with some investment
- Piloswine stops Volt Switch, resists Blizzard
- Miltank can Milk Drink, Body Slams it
- Grumpig w/ Rest can stall
- Lickilicky beats Scarf, threatens to Paralyse, use Wish
- Gurdurr takes a hit and Drain Punches / simply Mach Punches
- All hate getting tricked a scarf on the switch so be careful
- Golem Rock Blast if Sturdy is intact
- Rotom-F but can't do much back unless HP Fighting
- Faster mons with supereffective moves/powerful moves like Primeape, Swellow can check it as long as it isn't behind a sub
 
HP ice should at least be slashed with blizzard on the subsplit set, I think it is far better and should be first, but if QC disagrees I can settle for second. On phone now will give full check later
 

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In Checks and Counters, you should at least make a mention of how Munchlax, Lickilicky, Metang, Gurdurr, and Piloswine all hate getting Tricked a Scarf on the switch in as well. SubSpilt isn't the only set to check/counter on Rotom-F after all.
 

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I really think that you need to re-evaluate most of what is claimed on the checks and counters, since the ones in particular that I don't think should be listed there are due to you emphasizing the risk of missing or not taking account if they can actually switch in or not. Typically, that doesn't take place on any accurate checks and counters section, so I don't see why the case would be different here. Therefore, you need to remove any of the parts about Blizzard's shaky accuracy or just the possibility of missing in general, as those kind of things really don't belong there and it doesn't really make sense. Likewise, I would remove any of the Grass-types Pokemon that you've mentioned since it still stands by virtue of fact that they are still destroyed by Blizzard or Hidden Power Ice, regardless of whether Blizzard doesn't have the most reliable accuracy around or not. Honestly, that's like saying that Regirock can counter Combusken when that clearly is the not case. Miltank, Armaldo, nor Metang doesn't have the capabilities of repeatedly taking Volt Switches or Thunderbolt very well, so I wouldn't necessarily have them on the C&C list either.

In other matters, mention Regice as a counter, as its excellent special bulk allows it to take hits all day, can break Substitutes with an invested Ice Beam, and will eventually beat out any set by periodically stalling it out with Rest-Talk and attacking. Otherwise, I think Hidden Power Grass is okay for an AC mention on the Choice Scarf set, as it allows it to hit Seismitoad the most reliably out of anything else. Do emphasize, however, how it has redundant coverage with Rotom-F's STAB Ice moves for the most part. ChestoRest Rotom-F should receive an OO mention, as it can bluff a Choice Item and can lure Piloswine with a moveset of WoW / Rest / Tbolt / Blizzard.
 

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Take Dell's changes, they are good.

QC(tennisace, Treecko, and I) have decided that ChestoRest is fine as being a set for Rotom-F. To help you get started:

[SET]
name: ChestoRest
move 1: Rest
move 2: Will-O-Wisp
move 3: Thunderbolt
move 4: Blizzard
item: Chesto Berry
ability: Levitate
nature: Timid
evs: 4 Def / 252 SpA / 252 Spe

Basically the main things to emphasize here would be that Chesto Berry bluffs a Choice Scarf set, which can be especially deadly considering how good the coverage between Thunderbolt and Blizzard is. Will-O-Wisp is there to wear down or cripple switch ins to Rotom-F such as Piloswine, Regice, SpD Seismitoad, SpD Ludicolo, and Lickilicky. WoW can also be nice against Sucker Punch Skuntank when you're low on health. Rest heals Rotom-F completely and heals any status as well as letting it completely beat Piloswine one vs one. The combination of moves make it very hard for balanced teams to face.

Another thing you should fix is your format for your EVs. EVs are done in an HP / Atk / Def / SpA / SpD / Spe format. For consistency's sake make all of the EV spreads the same as the ChestoRest one.

I'll look over it again after you add/change these things.
 

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Made the changes

In C&C,
I kept Miltank because fully special defensive variants avoid a 2HKO and has Milk Drink. I also added Grumpig

I might have missed something cos I'm a little tired, if I did do let me know
 
[SET] (SubSplit)

  • I'd like HP Ice slashed first as well. I don't think I've ever run Blizzard Rotom-F outside of Hail meta. It's a lot different from something like running Focus Blast for coverage on other attackers—Rotom relies on a move with shaky accuracy for STAB. On Scarf it's fine to have Blizzard first though, since it doesn't have Life Orb to help it out. In fact, you can explicitly mention in SET COMMENTS for this set that Life Orb makes up for the noticeable drop in power.

[ADDITIONAL COMMENTS] (SubSplit)

  • I'm super anti-spinners, but for now go ahead and keep mention of them in here. If any other QC members think they should be cut (mainly looking at Wartortle here) then \o/ otherwise it's fine
  • Hazards: examples of KOes that you get with them
  • You can add Seismitoad as a good partner as well: it resists Fire (something you don't have mentioned atm) and Rock and can set up Stealth Rock for Rotom

[ADDITIONAL COMMENTS] (Scarf)

  • I'm more ok with mention of spinners here since you'll ideally be switching in and out a lot with Volt Switch. You can also mention anti-leads like Taunt Serp and Samurott since they beat most Stealth Rock users and can keep them from setting up Stealth Rock. In fact, this is probably better since all of the spinners in the tier tend to shit on initiative which Rotom really doesn't like.
  • You don't really need to mention that Golurk spinblocks since it's not really relevant to the set.
  • Not really a thing to change as much as something to note when you write up the analysis, you skip points around a bit in this section (mention of Golurk towards the beginning of AC and then bring it back up at the end, you can move the mention of Ghosts beating Fighting-types before or after Golurk to help with flow, etc). Like I said, not something that needs changed atm, just something to note when you do your write-up.

[ADDITIONAL COMMENTS] (ChestoRest)

  • ChestoRest vs. RestTalk vs. w/e else Regice are all hard for Rotom to break, so you don't have to mention ChestoRest Regice in particular—just Regice works

This looks pretty good. Make these changes annnnnd:


QC Approved 1/3
 

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[Overview]
Combine points 2,3, and 4 together by simply calling its typing a double-edge sword and giving a reason why. When you do your write up also elaborate how Jynx gives it competition.

[Checks and Counters]
Add that a lot of the Pokemon that switch into Rotom-F dislike being Tricked a Scarf or being burned by Will-O-Wisp.

[qc]2/3[/qc]

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The overview seems alright, I like it :)

mention what addititonal KOs hazards get for the SUbSplit set.
Same with Scarf
And ChestoRest

in OO, I'd like an offensive LO set mentioned. I've been running Tbolt / HP Ice / Volt Switch / WoW and its been quite effective.


after that is done I can approve it, just let me know!
 
you don't need to worry about adding HP Ice to ChestoRest; because of ChestoRest it can rely on shaky STAB more than the other sets.

was gonna amcheck this but got busy in the middle of it. remember serial commas :0!
 

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Raseri told me to add it there so I did, I'll just add a mention that it can afford to rely on Blizzard

I'll get that fixed
 
[Overview]

<p>Rotom-F is a cool Pokemon, but on the battlefield, it isn't as hot. Its unique typing is a double-edged sword; while giving it STAB BoltBeam coverage and numerous resistances to Flying- and Ground-, it also leaves Rotom-F weak to Stealth Rock, Mach Punch, and common types such as Fighting, Rock, and Fire. Rotom-F sits in a Speed tier that leaves it outsped by common threats such as Kangaskhan and Primeape;(semicolon) it also has to rely on an inaccurate Ice-type STAB move in Blizzard. It faces competition from Jynx as an offensive Ice-type, as she gets Lovely Kiss, more power and Speed, a Water immunity, and, most of all, a reliable Ice-type STAB move. Rotom-F has to rely on the its aforementioned resistances and greater bulk to set it apart. </p>

<p>However, Rotom-F's use is not limited to keeping your food fresh, as it is able to play around many of NU's special walls. Its SubSplit set can wear down walls before going for the kill,(comma) and it turns into a murderous fridge with a Choice Scarf, revenge killing and gaining momentum for the team. It can also extend its longevity and cripple physical attackers with its ChestoRest set. </p>

[SET]
name: SubSplit
move 1: Substitute
move 2: Pain Split
move 3: Thunderbolt
move 4: Hidden Power Ice / Blizzard
item: Life Orb
ability: Levitate
nature: Timid
evs: 252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]

<p>Rotom-F's SubSplit set allows it to set up against resisted hits or fleeing opponents and break down walls with the combination of Substitute, Pain Split, and its STAB moves. Substitute guarantees safety against powerful hits and status and eases prediction for Rotom-F, and it finds many opportunities to set up one, especially against walls maybe name specific ones?. Pain Split not only serves as a form of recovery, mitigating Life Orb and Substitute recoil, it but also helps wear down opposing special walls such as Lickilicky, working well with Rotom-F's low HP stat as well as making them easier to take down. Thunderbolt is Rotom-F's most reliable STAB move, being fully accurate and moderately powerful. The last move slot is a toss-up between power and accuracy. Hidden Power Ice has much less power but also has perfect accuracy, meaning that Rotom-F can use its coverage move without worry. On the other hand, Blizzard can be used for more power to achieve certain KOs, such as against on specially defensive Seismitoad after Spikes. Do take note that ; however, it has pitiful accuracy and is unreliable. move the following to first part of AC Life Orb is the item of choice as it grants more power and sort of makes up for the lack of power in conjunction with of Hidden Power Ice. While combining Life Orb with Substitute is generally a bad idea, it is useful in this case as it allows Rotom-F to deal more damage with Pain Split, and recovery alleviates the residual damage. </p>

[ADDITIONAL COMMENTS]

<p>This Rotom-F set is best used on teams that need to wear down certain walls for a successful sweep. Leftovers is a possible item, but Rotom-F prefers the extra power and extra damage caused by Pain Split. A Modest nature can be used any specific kos etc?, but a Timid nature is required to outspeed Skuntank, Sawk, and Pinsir, which all of whom can otherwise can threaten to KO Rotom-F. </p>

<p>Good partners for this set include Fighting-types, who comfortably beat Piloswine and other special defensive walls that Rotom-F would like to be eliminated. At the same time, Rotom-F can beat the physical walls that wall these Fighting-types. Primeape is a notable partner as it can use U-turn to bring in Rotom-F safely. Gurdurr is another good partner as it can use these special walls as setup fodder. As this Rotom-F also hates Fighting-types, Ghost-types such as Misdreavus and Golurk are appreciated to help beat them. Misdreavus and Golurk are such examples. Rotom-F also appreciates hazard support to nab additional KOs. For example, at least a layer of Spikes is needed to guarantee the OHKO on Golurk if using Hidden Power Ice. The aforementioned Golurk can provide Stealth Rock, while resisting Rock-type moves and being immune to Fighting. Seismitoad resists Fire-type moves and can set up Stealth Rock. Garbodor is a good Fighting-type resist that sets up Spikes, as well as luring in Ground-type moves for Rotom-F to switch into. Rapid Spin support is appreciated so that Rotom-F can last longer without being forced to use Pain Split. Torkoal beats most spinblockers reliably and lures in Ground-type moves for Rotom-F to switch into. Wartortle can handle Fighting-types comfortable and lures in Electric-type moves for Rotom-F. </p>

[SET]
name: Choice Scarf
move 1: Volt Switch
move 2: Thunderbolt
move 3: Blizzard / Hidden Power Ice
move 4: Trick
item: Choice Scarf
ability: Levitate
nature: Timid
evs: 252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]

<p>Rotom-F's Choice Scarf set faces heavy competition from Jynx, Electabuzz, and Rotom-S. However, key resistances to the BoltBeam combo, an immunity to Ground,(comma) as well as virtually unresisted STAB combo, freeing (which frees up moveslots and giving it less pronounced 4MSS alleviates four-moveslot syndrome), set it apart from the crowd. Volt Switch allows Rotom-F to gain momentum for the team by scouting for switches and escaping uncomfortable situations. Thunderbolt is a reliable STAB move to be used when switching out isn't ideal. Blizzard is Rotom-F's secondary STAB move,(comma) sharing near-perfect coverage with Thunderbolt, and is preferred to make up for the lack of power from Life Orb. However, Hidden Power Ice is a more reliable albeit less powerful move evaluate this a bit more if possible? idk. Trick can be used to cripple an opposing wall whilst gaining a possibly beneficial item such as Leftovers; it also allows Rotom-F to get rid of the Choice Scarf and be free to switch moves when revenge killing is no longer needed. </p>

[ADDITIONAL COMMENTS]

<p>Hidden Power Grass is an option to hit Seismitoad reliably;(semicolon) however, it doesn't cover much else that Blizzard doesn't. This Rotom-F set is best used on offensive or VoltTurn teams in need of a revenge killer and momentum grabber in one. Because this set switches in and out often thanks to Volt Switch, keeping Stealth Rock off your side of the field is recommended. Anti-leads such as Taunt Serperior or and Samurott can reliably beat most Stealth Rock leads and prevent Stealth Rock from going up. Torkoal is a good offensive spinner capable of beating most spinblockers, and lures in Ground-type moves for Rotom-F to switch into. Since Rotom-F forces more switches thanks to Volt Switch, hazard support is almost mandatory and helps make up for the lack of power from Life Orb, as well as to nab extra kills. For example, Stealth Rock is needed to guarantee a 2HKO against offensive Ludicolo. Seismitoad takes Fire-type attacks nicely and can set up Stealth Rock. Garbodor takes Fighting-type attacks and lures in Ground-type moves, while setting up Spikes. Since this set hates special walls, Fighting-types are helpful to beat them. Primeape is an exceptional partner, forming a VoltTurn core, and beats many things together with Rotom-F. To take hits from Fighting-type opponents, Rotom-F also appreciates Ghost-type teammates. Misdreavus counters Sawk and Primeape pretty well. Golurk is another good partner, setting up Stealth Rock for Rotom-F, resisting Rock-type moves, and checking Sawk and Primeape. </p>

[SET]
name: ChestoRest
move 1: Rest
move 2: Will-O-Wisp
move 3: Thunderbolt
move 4: Blizzard / Hidden Power Ice
item: Chesto Berry
ability: Levitate
nature: Timid
evs: 252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]

<p>ChestoRest allows Rotom-F to have a second lease of life, solving its issues with residual damage and preventing it from being worn down easily. With a Chesto Berry, Rotom-F can also bluff the Choice Scarf set, which is dangerous due to its amazing STAB coverage. Will-o-Wisp Will-O-Wisp helps to deal with many physical attackers, especially Sawk, Golurk, and Skuntank,(comma) which it outspeeds. Will-o-Wisp Will-O-Wisp can also wear down most walls and allows Rotom-F to beat Piloswine one-on-one. Thunderbolt is Rotom-F's most reliable STAB move, while Blizzard provides amazing coverage and forming forms the BoltBeam combo, which is hardly resisted in NU, and Furthermore, those that do resist this combination such as? are handily beaten by Will-o-Wisp Will-O-Wisp. Hidden Power Ice is another reliable—though much weaker—coverage option, although much weaker. Do note that Rotom-F can usually afford to miss one or two Blizzards due to it being able to as it can always fall back on ChestoRest recovery.</p>

[ADDITIONAL COMMENTS]

<p>Toxic can be used over Will-o-Wisp Will-O-Wisp to wear down walls faster, but Will-o-Wisp Will-O-Wisp has the benefit of beating physical attackers like such as Skuntank and Sawk,(comma) which is too hard useful to pass up.</p>

<p>
Spinners are helpful as partners so that Rotom-F isn't forced to use Rest and consume its Chesto Berry so early. Wartortle and Torkoal are reliable spinners and share decent synergy with Rotom-F. Hazard support is also beneficial to help wear down opposing walls faster. For example, physically defensive Seismitoad needs to have taken Stealth Rock damage to be 2HKOed by Blizzard. Golurk, Garbodor, and Scolipede are all reliable hazard setters that can also take Fighting-type attacks for Rotom-F. Seismitoad can also do the same for with Fire-type attacks. Cleric support is also beneficial to heal Rotom-F while asleep should it use Rest after consuming its Chesto Berry. Miltank is a good partner with Heal Bell, also providing Stealth Rock and resisting Fire-type moves with Thick Fat. Misdreavus is immune to Fighting-type moves, checks most physical attackers, and can use Heal Bell. Because this set is still walled by the likes of Regice and Lickilicky, teammates that dispose of them are appreciated. Sawk is a good Fighting-type teammate that hits the hardest. </p>

[Other Options]

<p>As you would expect from a refrigerator, there are several other options for Rotom-F. An offensive Life Orb set consisting of Volt Switch, Thunderbolt, an Ice STAB move, and Will-O-Wisp can be used, although this makes Rotom-F easier to wear down. A Choice Specs set can be used is possible, but this limits Rotom-F's coverage and with its Speed no longer being good, is forced out more often. A defensive set is possible to make use of Rotom-F's useful resistances, but its typing leaves it vulnerable to common attacking types. Discharge or Thunder Wave can be used, especially on the ChestoRest set, but Rotom-F prefers to either hit hard with Thunderbolt or spread burns. Signal Beam can be used to hit Exeggutor and Cacturne accurately, but has no other use. Charge Beam can be used such that Rotom-F becomes turn Rotom-F into a boosting sweeper, but is it will be forced to forgo an important move. Hidden Power Fighting can be used to hit opposing Rotom-F and Piloswine, but it has little use apart from that due to its low Base Power. </p>

[Checks and Counters]

<p>The hardest part about countering Rotom-F is that most of its switch-ins either hate a burn, getting Tricked a Choice Scarf, or have a high HP stat leaving that leaves them vulnerable to Pain Split. The first step to countering Rotom-F is to set up Stealth Rock to take advantage of the fact that it switches in often by setting up Stealth Rock, wearing as this wears it down and forcing forces it to use its recovery move (if any) earlier. Munchlax with Whirlwind can check Rotom-F pretty well, taking hits thanks to as its high Special Defense and Thick Fat let it take hits, and forcing Rotom-F to retake Stealth Rock damage, while healing it heals up with Rest. Regice has a titanic Special Defense stat and Rest, allowing it to take hits all day long and has Rest, while breaking and can also break Rotom-F's Substitutes with some investment. Piloswine is one of the select few that resists the BoltBeam combo and stops Thunderbolt completely, while standing a chance to break Rotom-F's Substitutes, but dislikes a burn. Miltank with Thick Fat and Milk Drink can take hits and heal up while threatening back with Body Slam. Grumpig, as long as it has Rest, can also outstall stall out Rotom-F thanks to Thick Fat and decent Special Defense. Lickilicky can beat the Choice Scarf and ChestoRest sets by walling them, restoring health with Wish, and using Dragon Tail to phaze Rotom-F. Gurdurr can take a hit and heal HP with Drain Punch, or simply pick off a weakened Rotom-F with Mach Punch. However, all of these hate getting Tricked a Choice Scarf on the switch. Golem and Gigalith can use Rock Blast to defeat Rotom-F if Sturdy is still intact. Rotom-F is also walled by opposing Rotom-F, and the one with Hidden Power Fighting or Rest is likely to win. Finally, revenge killing Rotom-F with super effective or powerful moves can do suffice. The likes of Primeape, Swellow, and Charizard can outspeed Rotom-F and KO it , as long as it isn't hiding behind a Substitute. </p>
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[Overview]

<p>Rotom-F is a cool Pokemon, but on the battlefield, it isn't as hot. Its unique typing is a double-edged sword; while giving it STAB BoltBeam coverage and resistances to Flying and Ground, it also leaves Rotom-F weak to Stealth Rock, Mach Punch, and common types such as Fighting, Rock, and Fire. Rotom-F sits in a Speed tier that leaves it outsped by common threats such as Kangaskhan and Primeape; it also has to rely on an inaccurate Ice-type STAB move in Blizzard. It faces competition from Jynx as an offensive Ice-type, as she gets Lovely Kiss, more power and Speed, a Water immunity, and, most of all, a reliable Ice-type STAB move. Rotom-F has to rely on its aforementioned resistances and greater bulk to set it apart. </p>

<p>However, Rotom-F's use is not limited to keeping your food fresh, as it is able to play around many of NU's special walls. Its SubSplit set can wear down walls before going for the kill, and it turns into a murderous fridge with a Choice Scarf, revenge killing and gaining momentum for the team. It can also extend its longevity and cripple physical attackers with its ChestoRest set. </p>

[SET]
name: SubSplit
move 1: Substitute
move 2: Pain Split
move 3: Thunderbolt
move 4: Hidden Power Ice / Blizzard
item: Life Orb
nature: Timid
evs: 252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]

<p>Rotom-F's SubSplit set allows it to set up against resisted hits or fleeing opponents and break down walls with the combination of Substitute, Pain Split, and its STAB moves. Substitute guarantees safety against powerful hits and status and eases prediction for Rotom-F, and it finds many opportunities to set up one, especially against walls such as Tangela. Pain Split not only serves as a form of recovery, mitigating Life Orb and Substitute recoil, but also helps wear down opposing special walls such as Lickilicky, working well with Rotom-F's low HP stat. Thunderbolt is Rotom-F's most reliable STAB move, being fully accurate and moderately powerful. The last move slot is a toss-up between power and accuracy. Hidden Power Ice has much less power but also has perfect accuracy, meaning that Rotom-F can use its coverage move without worry. On the other hand, Blizzard can be used for more power to achieve certain KOs, such as on specially defensive Seismitoad after Spikes; however, it has pitiful accuracy and is unreliable. </p>

[ADDITIONAL COMMENTS]

<p>This Rotom-F set is best used on teams that need to wear down certain walls for a successful sweep. Life Orb is the item of choice as it grants more power and sort of makes up for the lack of power of Hidden Power Ice. While combining Life Orb with Substitute is generally a bad idea, it is useful in this case as it allows Rotom-F to deal more damage with Pain Split, and recovery alleviates the residual damage. Leftovers is a possible item, but Rotom-F prefers the extra power and extra damage caused by Pain Split. A Modest nature can be used for extra power, but a Timid nature is required to outspeed Skuntank, Sawk, and Pinsir, all of whom which can threaten to KO Rotom-F. This set does not really miss any extra KOs anyway, thanks to Pain Split wearing down the opponent first. </p>

<p>Good partners for this set include Fighting-types, who which comfortably beat Piloswine and other specially defensive walls that Rotom-F would like to be eliminated. At the same time, Rotom-F can beat the physical walls that wall stop these Fighting-types. Primeape is a notable partner, (AC) as it can use U-turn to bring in Rotom-F safely. Gurdurr is another good partner as it that can use these special walls as setup fodder. As this Rotom-F also hates Fighting-types, Ghost-types such as Golurk and Misdreavus are appreciated to help beat them. Rotom-F also appreciates entry hazard support to nab additional KOs. For example, at least a layer of Spikes is needed to guarantee the OHKO on Golurk if using Hidden Power Ice. The aforementioned Golurk can provide Stealth Rock, (RC) while resisting Rock-type moves and being immune to Fighting. Seismitoad resists Fire-type moves and can set up Stealth Rock. Garbodor is a good Fighting-type resist that sets up Spikes, as well as luring in Ground-type moves for Rotom-F to switch into. Rapid Spin support is appreciated so that Rotom-F can last longer without being forced to use Pain Split. Torkoal beats most spinblockers reliably and lures in Ground-type moves for Rotom-F to switch into. Wartortle can handle Fighting-types comfortable and lures in Electric-type moves for Rotom-F. </p>

[SET]
name: Choice Scarf
move 1: Volt Switch
move 2: Thunderbolt
move 3: Blizzard / Hidden Power Ice
move 4: Trick
item: Choice Scarf
nature: Timid
evs: 252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]

<p>Rotom-F's Choice Scarf set faces heavy competition from Jynx, Electabuzz, and Rotom-S. However, key resistances to the BoltBeam combo, an immunity to Ground, as well as virtually unresisted STAB combo (which frees up moveslots and alleviates four-moveslot syndrome), set it apart from the crowd. Volt Switch allows Rotom-F to gain momentum for the team by scouting for switches and escaping uncomfortable situations. Thunderbolt is a reliable STAB move to be used when switching out isn't ideal. Blizzard is Rotom-F's secondary STAB move, sharing near-perfect coverage with Thunderbolt, and is preferred to make up for the lack of power from Life Orb. Hidden Power Ice is a more reliable albeit less powerful move, although you must be prepared to miss out on a great deal of power, such as no longer securing the OHKO on Golurk. Trick can be used to cripple an opposing wall whilst gaining a possibly beneficial item such as Leftovers; it also allows Rotom-F to get rid of the Choice Scarf and be free to switch moves when revenge killing is no longer needed. </p>

[ADDITIONAL COMMENTS]

<p>Hidden Power Grass is an option to hit Seismitoad reliably; however, it doesn't cover much else that Blizzard doesn't. This Rotom-F set is best used on offensive or VoltTurn teams in need of a revenge killer and momentum grabber in one. Because this set switches in and out often thanks to Volt Switch, keeping Stealth Rock off your side of the field is recommended. Anti-leads such as Taunt Serperior and Samurott can reliably beat most Stealth Rock leads and prevent Stealth Rock from going up. Torkoal is a good offensive spinner capable of beating most spinblockers, and lures in Ground-type moves for Rotom-F to switch into. Since Rotom-F forces more switches thanks to Volt Switch, entry hazard support is almost mandatory and helps make up for the lack of power from Life Orb, as well as to nab extra kills. For example, Stealth Rock is needed to guarantee a 2HKO against offensive Ludicolo. Seismitoad takes Fire-type attacks nicely and can set up Stealth Rock. Garbodor takes Fighting-type attacks and lures in Ground-type moves, (RC) while setting up Spikes. Since this set hates special walls, Fighting-types are helpful to beat them. Primeape is an exceptional partner, forming a VoltTurn core, and beats many things together with Rotom-F. To take hits from Fighting-type opponents, Rotom-F also appreciates Ghost-type teammates. Misdreavus counters Sawk and Primeape pretty well. Golurk is another good partner, setting up Stealth Rock for Rotom-F, resisting Rock-type moves, and checking Sawk and Primeape. </p>

[SET]
name: ChestoRest
move 1: Rest
move 2: Will-O-Wisp
move 3: Thunderbolt
move 4: Blizzard / Hidden Power Ice
item: Chesto Berry
nature: Timid
evs: 252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]

<p>ChestoRest allows Rotom-F to have a second lease of life, solving its issues with residual damage and preventing it from being worn down easily. With a Chesto Berry, Rotom-F can also bluff the Choice Scarf set, which is dangerous due to its amazing STAB coverage. Will-O-Wisp helps to deal with many physical attackers, especially Sawk, Golurk, and Skuntank, which it outspeeds. Will-O-Wisp can also wear down most walls and allows Rotom-F to beat Piloswine one-on-one. Thunderbolt is Rotom-F's most reliable STAB move, while Blizzard provides amazing coverage and forms the BoltBeam combo, which is hardly resisted in NU. Furthermore, those that do resist this combination, such as Piloswine, are handily beaten by Will-O-Wisp. Hidden Power Ice is another reliable&mdash;though much weaker&mdash;coverage option. Do note that Rotom-F can usually afford to miss one or two Blizzards, (AC) as it can always fall back on ChestoRest recovery.</p>

[ADDITIONAL COMMENTS]

<p>Toxic can be used over Will-O-Wisp to wear down walls faster, but Will-O-Wisp has the benefit of beating physical attackers like Skuntank and Sawk, which is too useful to pass up. </p>

<p>Spinners are helpful as partners so that Rotom-F isn't forced to use Rest and consume its Chesto Berry so early. Wartortle and Torkoal are reliable spinners and share decent synergy with Rotom-F. Entry hazard support is also beneficial to help wear down opposing walls faster. For example, physically defensive Seismitoad needs to have taken Stealth Rock damage to be 2HKOed by Blizzard. Golurk, Garbodor, and Scolipede are all reliable entry hazard setters that can also take Fighting-type attacks for Rotom-F. Seismitoad can also do the same with Fire-type attacks. Cleric support is also beneficial to heal Rotom-F should it use Rest after consuming its Chesto Berry. Miltank is a good partner with Heal Bell, also providing Stealth Rock and resisting Fire-type moves with Thick Fat. Misdreavus is immune to Fighting-type moves, checks most physical attackers, and can use Heal Bell. Because this set is still walled by the likes of Regice and Lickilicky, teammates that dispose of them are appreciated. Sawk is a good Fighting-type teammate that hits the hardest. </p>

[Other Options]

<p>As you would expect from a refrigerator, there are several other options for Rotom-F. An offensive Life Orb set consisting of Volt Switch, Thunderbolt, an Ice STAB move, and Will-O-Wisp can be used, although this makes Rotom-F easier to wear down. A Choice Specs set is possible, but this limits Rotom-F's coverage and with its Speed no longer high being good, it is forced out more often. A defensive set is possible to make use of Rotom-F's useful resistances, but its typing also leaves it vulnerable to common attacking types. Discharge or Thunder Wave can be used, especially on the ChestoRest set, but Rotom-F prefers to either hit hard with Thunderbolt or spread burns. Signal Beam can be used to hit Exeggutor and Cacturne accurately, but has no other use. Charge Beam can be used to turn Rotom-F into a boosting sweeper, but it will be forced to forgo an important move. Hidden Power Fighting can be used to hit opposing Rotom-F and Piloswine, but it has little use apart from that due to its low Base Power. </p>

[Checks and Counters]

<p>The hardest part about countering Rotom-F is that most of its switch-ins either hate a burn, dislike getting Tricked a Choice Scarf, or have a high HP stat that leaves them vulnerable to Pain Split. The first step to countering Rotom-F is to set up Stealth Rock to take advantage of the fact that it switches in often, as this wears it down and forces it to use its recovery move (if any) earlier. Munchlax with Whirlwind can check Rotom-F pretty well, as its high Special Defense and Thick Fat ability lets it take hits, forcing Rotom-F to retake Stealth Rock damage while it heals up with Rest. Regice has a titanic Special Defense stat and Rest, allowing it to take hits all day long and can also break Rotom-F's Substitutes with some investment. Piloswine is one of the select few that resists the BoltBeam combo and stops Thunderbolt completely, while standing a chance to break Rotom-F's Substitutes, but dislikes a burn. Miltank with Thick Fat and Milk Drink can take hits and heal up while threatening back with Body Slam. Grumpig, as long as it has Rest, can also stall out Rotom-F thanks to Thick Fat and decent Special Defense. Lickilicky can beat the Choice Scarf and ChestoRest sets by walling them, restoring health with Wish, and using Dragon Tail to phaze out Rotom-F. Gurdurr can take a hit and heal HP with Drain Punch, or simply pick off a weakened Rotom-F with Mach Punch. However, all of these hate getting Tricked a Choice Scarf on the switch. Golem and Gigalith can use Rock Blast to defeat Rotom-F if Sturdy is still intact. Rotom-F is also walled by opposing Rotom-F, and the one with Hidden Power Fighting or Rest is likely to win. Finally, revenge killing Rotom-F with super effective or powerful moves can suffice. The likes of Primeape, Swellow, and Charizard can outspeed Rotom-F and KO it as long as it isn't hiding behind a Substitute. </p>

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Otherwise, the check is implemented and ready for upload, but...

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