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[SET]
name: Swords Dance
move 1: Swords Dance
move 2: Multi-Attack
move 3: U-turn
move 4: Flamethrower / Explosion / Defog
item: Steel Memory
ability: RKS System
nature: Jolly
evs: 4 HP / 252 Atk / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]

Silvally-Steel carves itself a strong niche in UU due to being a Steel-type capable of both switching into and outspeeding Sylveon. Its good all rounded stats also allow it to serve as a solid check to Pokemon like Gardevoir, offensive Galarian Weezing, and Roserade, while access to Swords Dance and U-turn allow it to be a flexible presence that can support teammates capable of taking advantage of its checks like Incineroar and Rotom-W with U-turn, and break through weakened teams. This is further amplified by its decent selection of potential options for its last slot; Flamethrower allows Silvally-Steel to break through Doublade, offensively check Escavalier, and prevent Cobalion freely switching in, Explosion lets Silvally-Steel more directly remove threats like Incineroar, Rotom-W, and Milotic for its teammates, while Defog lets Silvally-Steel take advantage of its good matchup versus Stealth Rock users like Gigalith and Bronzong if its team is lacking in entry hazard removal. Silvally-Steel can also consider other options such as Crunch to allow it to break through Chandelure, and more directly threaten Bronzong, or Flame Charge, allowing it to more effectively clean late-game and limit offensive checks like Flamethrower Noivern and Choice Scarf Gardevoir that could attempt to remove it after being weakened. Max speed investment with a Jolly Nature allows Silvally-Steel to outspeed Roserade and Lucario.

Sylveon is one of Silvally-Steel's best teammates as its Wish support allows it to much more consistently check Pokemon like Sylveon and Roserade, and it can help to check revenge killers like Flamethrower Noivern, Haxorus, and Choice Scarf Flygon for Silvally-Steel. Teammates that can take advantage of Silvally-Steel's common checks like Rotom-W, Cobalion, and Incineroar are also essential. Pangoro and Machamp can pressure Incineroar and bulky Water-types like Milotic that Silvally-Steel struggles with, and appreciate Silvally-Steel checking Sylveon. Noivern can offensively check all 3, and appreciates being brought in safely via U-turn, in return it can also bring Silvally-Steel in on Gigalith, and Fairy-types like Sylveon and Gardevoir with U-turn to provide more safe setup opportunities. Rotom-W can also pressure Incineroar and form a momentum core with Silvally-Steel, and appreciates it checking Roserade. Furthermore, Rotom-W can help Silvally-Steel pressure Rhyperior and Gigalith, and potentially run a Nasty Plot set to break through bulky Water-types like Milotic that Steelvally-Steel dislikes. Grass-types like Roserade and Celebi can check Rotom-W and Milotic, and help to pressure their shared checks like Incineroar. Roserade can also provide Spikes support, and both appreciate Silvally-Steel pressuring weakened Escavalier with Flamethrower. Gigalith, Rhyperior, and Incineroar can check the Fire-types like Darmanitan and Chandelure that Silvally-Steel struggles with. Gigalith and Rhyperior can also check Noivern and provide Stealth Rock to wear down switch-ins like Rotom-W, while Incineroar can help to check Steel-types like Doublade and Escavalier, allowing Silvally-Steel to more freely run other coverage options. Late-game cleaners like Dragon Dance Necrozma and Choice Scarf Flygon appreciate Silvally-Steel's wallbreaking; both especially benefit from Explosion variants removing checks like Incineroar and Rotom-W respectively. Flygon can also provide an answer to Haxorus, a check to Haxorus lacking or having used Shuca Berry, and help bring Silvally-Steel in Pokemon like Sylveon and Weezing-Galar that it struggles with.

[SET]
name: Bulky Pivot
move 1: Multi-Attack
move 2: Flamethrower / Toxic
move 3: Defog / Toxic
move 4: Parting Shot
item: Steel Memory
ability: RKS System
nature: Jolly
evs: 252 HP / 4 SpD / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]

Silvally-Steel can serve as an effective bulky pivot capable of checking staples like Sylveon, Gardevoir, and Roserade effectively due to its Steel typing, solid bulk and speed, and access to Parting Shot allowing it to provide momentum as well as potential safer set up opportunities to teammates. Flamethrower allows Silvally-Steel to serve as a check to Steel-types like Escavalier and Doublade, while Toxic can instead be used to cripple switch-ins like Rotom-W and Incineroar for teammates. If necessary, Silvally-Steel can serve as an effective Defogger due to its ability to pressure Gigalith, otherwise it can opt to run both Flamethrower and Toxic. Maximum speed investment with a Jolly nature allow Silvally-Steel to outspeed Roserade, Gardevoir, and Lucario.

Sylveon is an extremely useful teammate that can help check Pokemon like Noivern, Flygon, and Pangoro for Silvally-Steel, and provide it with Wish support so that it can more reliably check Pokemon like Sylveon and Roserade. Wallbreakers like Celebi, Cobalion, and Pangoro appreciate Silvally-Steel's Parting Shot support providing them with safer setup opportunities and free switches into Pokemon like Rotom-W and Incineroar. In return, Celebi appreciates Silvally-Steel checking Escavalier, Cobalion appreciates it offering a secondary Steel-type that can switch into Pokemon like Sylveon for it, and Pangoro appreciates it checking Sylveon and Gardevoir. Rhyperior and Gigalith can help check Noivern and Darmanitan for Silvally-Steel and provide Stealth Rock to wear down switch-ins like Rotom-W, Rhyperior can also provide an Electric-immunity to help prevent Toxtricity freely switching into Silvally-Steel and gaining momentum with Volt Switch, while Gigalith can check other threatening Fire-types like Chandelure. Noivern and Flygon can offer speed control and check Haxorus for Silvally-Steel, although Noivern only checks Choice Band variants, and appreciate it checking Sylveon and Gardevoir for them. Noivern can also offensively check Fighting-types like Machamp, Cobalion, and Pangoro that Silvally-Steel dislikes. Incineroar and Will-O-Wisp Rotom-W can both help Silvally-Steel to check Steel-types like Copperajah and Escavalier; Rotom-W can also check Cobalion and Rhyperior and provide an alternative Defoger, while Incineroar can help to check Fire-types like Chandelure. Both can also form momentum cores with Silvally-Steel, and appreciate it checking Pokemon like Roserade and Sylveon.

[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[Estarossa, 461329]]
- Quality checked by: [[A Cake Wearing A Hat, 388157], [Twilight, 344575]]
- Grammar checked by: [[username1, userid1]]
 
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373px-Gladion_and_Silvally2.png


[SET]
name: Swords Dance
move 1: Swords Dance
move 2: Multi-Attack
move 3: U-turn
move 4: Flamethrower / Defog / Explosion
item: Steel Memory
ability: RKS System
nature: Jolly
evs: 40 HP / 252 Atk / 216 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]

Silvally-Steel carves itself a strong niche in UU due to being a Steel-type capable of both switching into and outspeeding Sylveon. Outspeeding Sylveon is nice but its also Steelvally's access to U-Turn that gives it a good niche over other Steel-types. You mention this in the next sentence but given how great U-Turn is it should probably be mentioned here instead. Its good all rounded stats also allow it to serve as a solid check to Pokemon like Gardevoir, offensive Galarian Weezing, and Roserade, while access to Swords Dance and U-turn allow it to be a flexible presence that can support teammates capable of taking advantage of its checks like Incineroar and Rotom-W with U-turn, and break through weakened teams. I wouldn't call it that good of a Weezing check with how Multi-Attack doesn't OHKO and Fire Blast murks you, but since you already mention Sylveon in the previous sentence this is probably fine.This is further amplified by its great selection of potential options for its last slot; Flamethrower allows Silvally-Steel to break through Doublade, offensively check Escavalier, and prevent Cobalion freely switching in, Defog lets Silvally-Steel take advantage of its good matchup versus Stealth Rock users like Gigalith and Bronzong, while Explosion lets Silvally-Steel more directly remove threats like Incineroar, Rotom-W, and Milotic for its teammates. I mean you can always just U-Turn out on Cobalion, I wouldn't call Steelvally's last slot options a "great selection." Its not too versatile in what it does and most of the time I just end up slapping something like Crunch on it because I have no better filler. Silvally-Steel can also consider other options such as Crunch to allow it to break through Chandelure and Doublade, and more directly threaten Bronzong, or Flame Charge, allowing it to more effectively clean late-game and limit offensive checks like Flamethrower Noivern and Choice Scarf Gardevoir that could attempt to remove it after being weakened. 216 Speed EVs with a Jolly Nature allows Silvally-Steel to outspeed Roserade and Lucario, with the leftover EVs put into HP to improve its ability to switch into Pokemon like Sylveon.

Sylveon is one of Silvally-Steel's best teammates as its Wish support allows it to much more consistently check Pokemon like Sylveon and Roserade, and it can help to check revenge killers like Flamethrower Noivern, Haxorus, and Choice Scarf Flygon for Silvally-Steel. Teammates that can take advantage of Silvally-Steel's common checks like Rotom-W and Incineroar are also essential. Pangoro and Machamp can pressure Incineroar and bulky Water-types like Milotic that Silvally-Steel struggles with, and appreciate Silvally-Steel checking Sylveon. Rotom-W can also pressure Incineroar and form a momentum core with Silvally-Steel, and appreciates it checking Roserade. Furthermore, Rotom-W can help Silvally-Steel pressure Rhyperior and Gigalith, and offer Defog support so that Silvally-Steel can run different coverage options. Nasty Plot Rotom-Wash can also break through bulky Water-types that Silvally-Steel dislikes. Grass-types like Roserade and Celebi can check Rotom-W and Milotic, and help to pressure their shared checks like Incineroar. Roserade can also provide Spikes support, and both appreciate Silvally-Steel pressuring Escavalier. Do you really pressure it that well? Flamethrower does 65% max and Flame Charge does less, while Close Combat is doing about 70% minimum to you back. Gigalith, Rhyperior, and Incineroar can check the Fire-types like Darmanitan, Chandelure, and Ninetales Pretty much irrelevant with how the Venusaur ban. that Silvally-Steel struggles with. Gigalith and Rhyperior can also check Noivern and provide Stealth Rock to wear down switch-ins like Rotom-W, while Incineroar can help to check Steel-types like Doublade and Escavalier, allowing Silvally-Steel to more freely run other coverage options. Late-game cleaners like Dragon Dance Necrozma and Choice Scarf Flygon appreciate Silvally-Steel's wallbreaking; both especially benefit from Explosion variants removing checks like Incineroar and Rotom-W respectively. Flygon can also provide an answer to Haxorus, and help bring Silvally-Steel in Pokemon like Sylveon and Weezing-Galar that it struggles with.

[SET]
name: Bulky Pivot
move 1: Multi-Attack
move 2: Flamethrower / Toxic
move 3: Defog / Toxic
move 4: Parting Shot
item: Steel Memory
ability: RKS System
nature: Jolly
evs: 252 HP / 40 SpD / 216 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]

Silvally-Steel can serve as an effective bulky pivot capable of checking staples like Sylveon, Gardevoir, and Roserade effectively due to its Steel typing, solid bulk and speed, and access to Parting Shot allowing it to provide momentum as well as potential safer set up opportunities to teammates. Flamethrower allows Silvally-Steel to serve as a check to Steel-types like Escavalier and Doublade, while Toxic can instead be used to cripple switch-ins like Rotom-W and Incineroar for teammates. If necessary, Silvally-Steel can serve as an effective Defogger due to its ability to pressure Gigalith, otherwise it can opt to run both Flamethrower and Toxic. 216 Speed EVs allow Silvally-Steel to outspeed Roserade and Lucario.

Sylveon is an extremely useful teammate that can help check Pokemon like Noivern, Flygon, and Pangoro for Silvally-Steel, and provide it with Wish support so that it can more reliably check Pokemon like Sylveon and Roserade. Setup Pokemon like Celebi, Cobalion, and Pangoro appreciate Silvally-Steel's Parting Shot support providing them with safer setup opportunities and free switches into Pokemon like Rotom-W and Incineroar. In return, Celebi appreciates Silvally-Steel checking Escavalier, Cobalion appreciates it offering a secondary Steel-type that can switch into Pokemon like Sylveon for it, and Pangoro appreciates it checking Sylveon and Gardevoir. Rhyperior and Gigalith can help check Noivern and Darmanitan for Silvally-Steel and provide Stealth Rock to wear down switch-ins like Rotom-W. Rhyperior can also provide an Electric-immunity to help prevent Toxtricity freely switching into Silvally-Steel and gaining momentum with Volt Switch, while Gigalith can check other threatening Fire-types like Chandelure and Ninetales. Noivern and Flygon can offer speed control and check Haxorus for Silvally-Steel, and appreciate it checking Sylveon and Gardevoir for them. Probably should specify that Noivern checks Choice Band Haxorus specifically, since harding Noivern on Dragon Dance Haxorus can turn out to be dangerous. Noivern can also offensively check Fighting-types like Machamp, Cobalion, and Pangoro that Silvally-Steel dislikes. Incineroar and Rotom-W can both help Silvally-Steel to check Steel-types like Copperajah and Escavalier; Rotom-W can also check Cobalion and Rhyperior and provide an alternative Defoger, while Incineroar can help to check Fire-types like Chandelure. Rotom's a pretty poor Copperajah check unless you're Wisp and the same goes for Escavalier. Rotom also doesn't like having its Leftovers being Knocked Off from the latter. Both can also form momentum cores with Silvally-Steel, and appreciate it checking Pokemon like Roserade and Sylveon.

[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[Estarossa, 461329]]
- Quality checked by: [[username1, userid1], [username2, userid2]]
- Grammar checked by: [[username1, userid1]]
 
Juuno i can't reply to this amcheck easily please do those in hideboxes and not quoteboxes

i think it's fine to mention both outspeeding sylv and having uturn at the start

yeah don't mention gweez as something steelv checks it doesn't want to take a fire blast or a wisp and it doesn't actually ohko unless boosted

otherwise just implement juuno's comments and this is good for 1/2 on my end.
 
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[SET]
name: Swords Dance
move 1: Swords Dance
move 2: Multi-Attack
move 3: U-turn
move 4: Flamethrower / Defog / Explosion Swap explosion and defog
item: Steel Memory
ability: RKS System
nature: Jolly
evs: 40 HP / 252 Atk / 216 Spe Make this max max

[SET COMMENTS]

Silvally-Steel carves itself a strong niche in UU due to being a Steel-type capable of both switching into and outspeeding Sylveon. Its good all rounded stats also allow it to serve as a solid check to Pokemon like Gardevoir, offensive Galarian Weezing, and Roserade, while access to Swords Dance and U-turn allow it to be a flexible presence that can support teammates capable of taking advantage of its checks like Incineroar and Rotom-W with U-turn, and break through weakened teams. This is further amplified by its decent selection of potential options for its last slot; Flamethrower allows Silvally-Steel to break through Doublade, offensively check Escavalier, and prevent Cobalion freely switching in, Defog lets Silvally-Steel take advantage of its good matchup versus Stealth Rock users like Gigalith and Bronzong, while Explosion lets Silvally-Steel more directly remove threats like Incineroar, Rotom-W, and Milotic for its teammates. Swap Defog and Boom round Silvally-Steel can also consider other options such as Crunch to allow it to break through Chandelure, and more directly threaten Bronzong, or Flame Charge, allowing it to more effectively clean late-game and limit offensive checks like Flamethrower Noivern and Choice Scarf Gardevoir that could attempt to remove it after being weakened. 216 Speed EVs with a Jolly Nature allows Silvally-Steel to outspeed Roserade and Lucario, with the leftover EVs put into HP to improve its ability to switch into Pokemon like Sylveon. Change the EV spread mention here

Sylveon is one of Silvally-Steel's best teammates as its Wish support allows it to much more consistently check Pokemon like Sylveon and Roserade, and it can help to check revenge killers like Flamethrower Noivern, Haxorus, and Choice Scarf Flygon for Silvally-Steel. Teammates that can take advantage of Silvally-Steel's common checks like Rotom-W and Incineroar are also essential. Pangoro and Machamp can pressure Incineroar and bulky Water-types like Milotic that Silvally-Steel struggles with, and appreciate Silvally-Steel checking Sylveon. Rotom-W can also pressure Incineroar and form a momentum core with Silvally-Steel, and appreciates it checking Roserade. Furthermore, Rotom-W can help Silvally-Steel pressure Rhyperior and Gigalith, and offer Defog support so that Silvally-Steel can run different coverage options or I don't think this needs an explicit mention as most of the time you are running coverage on Silvally rather than the other way around. The NP comment is fine. run a Nasty Plot set to break through bulky Water-types like Milotic that Steelvally-Steel dislikes. Grass-types like Roserade and Celebi can check Rotom-W and Milotic, and help to pressure their shared checks like Incineroar. Roserade can also provide Spikes support, and both appreciate Silvally-Steel pressuring weakened Escavalier with Flamethrower. Gigalith, Rhyperior, and Incineroar can check the Fire-types like Darmanitan and Chandelure that Silvally-Steel struggles with. Gigalith and Rhyperior can also check Noivern and provide Stealth Rock to wear down switch-ins like Rotom-W, while Incineroar can help to check Steel-types like Doublade and Escavalier, allowing Silvally-Steel to more freely run other coverage options. Late-game cleaners like Dragon Dance Necrozma and Choice Scarf Flygon appreciate Silvally-Steel's wallbreaking; both especially benefit from Explosion variants removing checks like Incineroar and Rotom-W respectively. Flygon can also provide an answer to Haxorus, and help bring Silvally-Steel in Pokemon like Sylveon and Weezing-Galar that it struggles with.

I would add something about Pokemon that beat Cobalion in here. Add a mention of it somewhere or make a small point on Pokemon that beat it. Even with flame it's not a guaranteed 2HKO + it's faster.

[SET]
name: Bulky Pivot
move 1: Multi-Attack
move 2: Flamethrower / Toxic
move 3: Defog / Toxic
move 4: Parting Shot
item: Steel Memory
ability: RKS System
nature: Jolly
evs: 252 HP / 40 SpD / 216 Spe Again if the SpD does nothing just make it max Speed

[SET COMMENTS]

Silvally-Steel can serve as an effective bulky pivot capable of checking staples like Sylveon, Gardevoir, and Roserade effectively due to its Steel typing, solid bulk and speed, and access to Parting Shot allowing it to provide momentum as well as potential safer set up opportunities to teammates. Flamethrower allows Silvally-Steel to serve as a check to Steel-types like Escavalier and Doublade, while Toxic can instead be used to cripple switch-ins like Rotom-W and Incineroar for teammates. If necessary, Silvally-Steel can serve as an effective Defogger due to its ability to pressure Gigalith, otherwise it can opt to run both Flamethrower and Toxic. 216 Speed EVs allow Silvally-Steel to outspeed Roserade and Lucario. Change the EV spread

Sylveon is an extremely useful teammate that can help check Pokemon like Noivern, Flygon, and Pangoro for Silvally-Steel, and provide it with Wish support so that it can more reliably check Pokemon like Sylveon and Roserade. Setup Pokemon I'd just say wallbreakers to make it more generic like Celebi, Cobalion, and Pangoro appreciate Silvally-Steel's Parting Shot support providing them with safer setup opportunities and free switches into Pokemon like Rotom-W and Incineroar. In return, Celebi appreciates Silvally-Steel checking Escavalier, Cobalion appreciates it offering a secondary Steel-type that can switch into Pokemon like Sylveon for it, and Pangoro appreciates it checking Sylveon and Gardevoir. Rhyperior and Gigalith can help check Noivern and Darmanitan for Silvally-Steel and provide Stealth Rock to wear down switch-ins like Rotom-W, Rhyperior can also provide an Electric-immunity to help prevent Toxtricity freely switching into Silvally-Steel and gaining momentum with Volt Switch, while Gigalith can check other threatening Fire-types like Chandelure. Noivern and Flygon can offer speed control and check Haxorus for Silvally-Steel, although Noivern only checks Choice Band variants, and appreciate it checking Sylveon and Gardevoir for them. Noivern can also offensively check Fighting-types like Machamp, Cobalion, and Pangoro that Silvally-Steel dislikes. Incineroar and Will-O-Wisp Rotom-W can both help Silvally-Steel to check Steel-types like Copperajah and Escavalier; Rotom-W can also check Cobalion and Rhyperior and provide an alternative Defoger, while Incineroar can help to check Fire-types like Chandelure. Both can also form momentum cores with Silvally-Steel, and appreciate it checking Pokemon like Roserade and Sylveon.

[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[Estarossa, 461329]]
- Quality checked by: [[username1, userid1], [username2, userid2]]
- Grammar checked by: [[username1, userid1]]
2/2, add credits
 
remove add / fix (comments); (AC=add comma; RC=remove comma; SC=semicolon)
GP 1/1
[SET]
name: Swords Dance
move 1: Swords Dance
move 2: Multi-Attack
move 3: U-turn
move 4: Flamethrower / Explosion / Defog
item: Steel Memory
ability: RKS System
nature: Jolly
evs: 4 HP / 252 Atk / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]

Silvally-Steel carves itself a strong niche in UU due to being a Steel-type capable of both switching into and outspeeding Sylveon. Its good all rounded well-rounded (or good all-around, couldn't tell which one you meant) stats also allow it to serve as a solid check to Pokemon like Gardevoir, offensive Galarian Weezing, and Roserade, while access to U-turn and Swords Dance and U-turn allow it to be makes it a flexible presence that can both support teammates capable of taking advantage of its checks like Incineroar and Rotom-W with U-turn, and break through weakened teams. (p sure this is how it works?) This is further amplified by its decent selection of potential options for its last slot; Flamethrower allows Silvally-Steel to break through Doublade, offensively check Escavalier, and prevent Cobalion freely switching in; (SC) Explosion lets Silvally-Steel more directly remove threats like Incineroar, Rotom-W, and Milotic for its teammates; (SC) while and Defog lets Silvally-Steel take advantage of its good matchup versus Stealth Rock users like Gigalith and Bronzong if its team is lacking in entry hazard removal. Silvally-Steel can also consider other options such as Crunch, enabling it to allow it to break through Chandelure (RC) and more directly threaten Bronzong, or and Flame Charge, allowing it to more effectively clean late-game and limit offensive checks like Flamethrower Noivern and Choice Scarf Gardevoir that could attempt to remove it after being weakened. Maximum Speed investment with a Jolly nature allows Silvally-Steel to outspeed Roserade and Lucario.

Sylveon is one of Silvally-Steel's best teammates, (AC) as its Wish support allows it Silvally-Steel to much more consistently check Pokemon like Sylveon and Roserade, and it can help to check revenge killers like Flamethrower Noivern, Haxorus, and Choice Scarf Flygon for Silvally-Steel. Teammates that can take advantage of Silvally-Steel's common checks like Rotom-W, Cobalion, and Incineroar are also essential. Pangoro and Machamp can pressure Incineroar and bulky Water-types like Milotic that Silvally-Steel struggles with (RC) and appreciate Silvally-Steel checking Sylveon. Noivern can offensively check all three (RC) and appreciates being brought in safely via U-turn; (SC) in return, (AC) it can also bring Silvally-Steel in on Gigalith (RC) and Fairy-types like Sylveon and Gardevoir with U-turn to provide more safe setup opportunities. Rotom-W can also pressure Incineroar and form a momentum core with Silvally-Steel (RC) and appreciates it checking Roserade. Furthermore, Rotom-W can help Silvally-Steel pressure Rhyperior and Gigalith (RC) and potentially run a Nasty Plot set to break through bulky Water-types like Milotic that Steelvally-Steel Silvally-Steel dislikes. Grass-types like Roserade and Celebi can check Rotom-W and Milotic (RC) and help to pressure their shared checks like Incineroar. Roserade can also provide Spikes support, and both appreciate Silvally-Steel pressuring weakened Escavalier with Flamethrower. Gigalith, Rhyperior, and Incineroar can check the Fire-types like Darmanitan and Chandelure that Silvally-Steel struggles with. Gigalith and Rhyperior can also check Noivern and provide Stealth Rock to wear down switch-ins like Rotom-W, while Incineroar can help to check Steel-types like Doublade and Escavalier, allowing Silvally-Steel to more freely run other coverage options. Late-game cleaners like Dragon Dance Necrozma and Choice Scarf Flygon appreciate Silvally-Steel's wallbreaking; both especially benefit from Explosion variants removing checks like Incineroar for the former and Rotom-W respectively for the latter. Flygon can also provide an answer to Haxorus, (gone) a check to Haxorus lacking or having used Shuca Berry, and help bring Silvally-Steel in Pokemon like Sylveon and Weezing-Galar that it struggles with.

[SET]
name: Bulky Pivot
move 1: Multi-Attack
move 2: Flamethrower / Toxic
move 3: Defog / Toxic
move 4: Parting Shot
item: Steel Memory
ability: RKS System
nature: Jolly
evs: 252 HP / 4 SpD / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]

Silvally-Steel can serve as an effective bulky pivot capable of checking staples like Sylveon, Gardevoir, and Roserade effectively due to its Steel typing, solid bulk and speed, and access to Parting Shot allowing it to provide momentum as well as potential safer set up setup opportunities to teammates. Flamethrower allows Silvally-Steel to serve as a check to Steel-types like Escavalier and Doublade, while Toxic can instead be used to cripple switch-ins like Rotom-W and Incineroar for teammates. If necessary, Silvally-Steel can serve as an effective Defogger due to its ability to pressure Gigalith; (SC) otherwise, (AC) it can opt to run both Flamethrower and Toxic. Maximum Speed investment with a Jolly nature allow allows Silvally-Steel to outspeed Roserade, Gardevoir, and Lucario.

Sylveon is an extremely useful teammate that can help check Pokemon like Noivern, Flygon, and Pangoro for Silvally-Steel (RC) and provide it with Wish support so that it can more reliably check Pokemon like Sylveon and Roserade. Wallbreakers like Celebi, Cobalion, and Pangoro appreciate Silvally-Steel's Parting Shot support providing them with safer setup opportunities and free switches into Pokemon like Rotom-W and Incineroar. In return, Celebi appreciates Silvally-Steel checking Escavalier, Cobalion appreciates it offering a secondary Steel-type that can switch into Pokemon like Sylveon for it, and Pangoro appreciates it checking Sylveon and Gardevoir. Rhyperior and Gigalith can help check Noivern and Darmanitan for Silvally-Steel and provide Stealth Rock to wear down switch-ins like Rotom-W; (SC) Rhyperior can also provide an Electric immunity (RH) to help prevent Toxtricity freely switching into Silvally-Steel and gaining momentum with Volt Switch, while Gigalith can check other threatening Fire-types like Chandelure. Noivern and Flygon can offer speed control a revenge killer (or w/e that's not speed control) and check Haxorus (dead) for Silvally-Steel, although Noivern only checks Choice Band variants, and appreciate it checking Sylveon and Gardevoir for them. Noivern can also offensively check Fighting-types like Machamp, Cobalion, and Pangoro that Silvally-Steel dislikes. Incineroar and Will-O-Wisp Rotom-W can both help Silvally-Steel to check Steel-types like Copperajah and Escavalier; Rotom-W can also check Cobalion and Rhyperior and provide an alternative Defoger, while Incineroar can help to check Fire-types like Chandelure. Both can also form momentum cores with Silvally-Steel (RC) and appreciate it checking Pokemon like Roserade and Sylveon.

[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[Estarossa, 461329]]
- Quality checked by: [[A Cake Wearing A Hat, 388157], [Twilight, 344575]]
- Grammar checked by: [[username1, userid1]]
 
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