[SET]
name: All-out Attacker
move 1: Blaze Kick
move 2: Gunk Shot
move 3: U-turn
move 4: High Jump Kick / Sucker Punch
item: Berry Juice
ability: Blaze
nature: Jolly
evs: 36 HP / 188 Atk / 36 Def / 36 SpD / 204 Spe
[SET COMMENTS]
This set seeks to take advantage of Scorbunny's ability to single-handedly take down one of LC's most prominent defensive cores in Ferroseed + Spritzee while also maintaining the ability to pivot out of common switch-ins, such as Mareanie, and give Scorbunny's teammates more opportunities for advantageous matchups. Bring Scorbunny in on Grass- and Steel-types and use the pressure of its super effective STAB move to use U-Turn to pivot out of the opponent's switch-in to control momentum and keep exerting pressure on the opponent. High Jump Kick gives Scorbunny the ability to hit incoming Rock-types, though it does not possess the raw power to OHKO them in most cases. As a result, it's generally better to hold off on using High Jump Kick until the foe takes enough chip damage via U-turn and hazard damage. Sucker Punch is also an option if your team already has sufficient Rock-type answers elsewhere to provide Scorbunny with a way of getting off some damage against faster Pokemon such as Diglett and Galarian Ponyta. Berry Juice is the preferred item for Scorbunny, as it provides greater longevity by allowing Scorbunny to combat being worn down by hazards as it pivots in and out of the fight.
Pokemon who appreciate Scorbunny's ability to deal with Ferroseed and Spritzee, such as Shellder or Cutiefly synergize quite well with Scorbunny. Additionally, Pokemon that can capitalize off of the free switch in opportunities that Scorbunny provides, such as Corphish or Mudbray, are quite appealing teammates. Trappers like Diglett and Trapinch are often able to easily remove common answers to Scorbunny, such as Mareanie or Onix. Other pivots like Vullaby and Chinchou are also great options to form a nice VoltTurn core. Chinchou, in particular, can pile the pressure on Frillish and other Water-type Scorbunny switch-ins that aren't opposing Chinchou. Ferroseed and other hazard setters are great teammates, as the chip damage provided via their hazards can be crucial in wearing down and ultimately busting through opposing teams. Lastly, hazard removal from the likes of Vullaby or Drilbur, for example, will allow Scorbunny to not be worn down as easily and remain a threat, thus being able to apply pressure throughout a match.
[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[Joltage, 242047]]
- Quality checked by: [[Merritt, 213064], [zizalith, 410251]]
- Grammar checked by: [[Kris, 241023]]
name: All-out Attacker
move 1: Blaze Kick
move 2: Gunk Shot
move 3: U-turn
move 4: High Jump Kick / Sucker Punch
item: Berry Juice
ability: Blaze
nature: Jolly
evs: 36 HP / 188 Atk / 36 Def / 36 SpD / 204 Spe
[SET COMMENTS]
This set seeks to take advantage of Scorbunny's ability to single-handedly take down one of LC's most prominent defensive cores in Ferroseed + Spritzee while also maintaining the ability to pivot out of common switch-ins, such as Mareanie, and give Scorbunny's teammates more opportunities for advantageous matchups. Bring Scorbunny in on Grass- and Steel-types and use the pressure of its super effective STAB move to use U-Turn to pivot out of the opponent's switch-in to control momentum and keep exerting pressure on the opponent. High Jump Kick gives Scorbunny the ability to hit incoming Rock-types, though it does not possess the raw power to OHKO them in most cases. As a result, it's generally better to hold off on using High Jump Kick until the foe takes enough chip damage via U-turn and hazard damage. Sucker Punch is also an option if your team already has sufficient Rock-type answers elsewhere to provide Scorbunny with a way of getting off some damage against faster Pokemon such as Diglett and Galarian Ponyta. Berry Juice is the preferred item for Scorbunny, as it provides greater longevity by allowing Scorbunny to combat being worn down by hazards as it pivots in and out of the fight.
Pokemon who appreciate Scorbunny's ability to deal with Ferroseed and Spritzee, such as Shellder or Cutiefly synergize quite well with Scorbunny. Additionally, Pokemon that can capitalize off of the free switch in opportunities that Scorbunny provides, such as Corphish or Mudbray, are quite appealing teammates. Trappers like Diglett and Trapinch are often able to easily remove common answers to Scorbunny, such as Mareanie or Onix. Other pivots like Vullaby and Chinchou are also great options to form a nice VoltTurn core. Chinchou, in particular, can pile the pressure on Frillish and other Water-type Scorbunny switch-ins that aren't opposing Chinchou. Ferroseed and other hazard setters are great teammates, as the chip damage provided via their hazards can be crucial in wearing down and ultimately busting through opposing teams. Lastly, hazard removal from the likes of Vullaby or Drilbur, for example, will allow Scorbunny to not be worn down as easily and remain a threat, thus being able to apply pressure throughout a match.
[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[Joltage, 242047]]
- Quality checked by: [[Merritt, 213064], [zizalith, 410251]]
- Grammar checked by: [[Kris, 241023]]
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