Trick Room specifically is different because it is a -7 Priority move. Therefore, Prankster "boosts" it to -6. It will still be the last move used on the field in pretty much every scenario. I dunno if that fully answers your question, but the situation in which your question applies is extremely unlikely.
I suppose one way to test this would be in a doubles battle where all 4 pokemon (each with differing speeds) use trick room in the same turn, but that is irrelevant for OU SQSA.
We are currently working on it.
They both have some unique qualities, but Clefable's definitely the better of the two in general.
They perform different roles. Clefable typically runs an offensive set in SS, while sylveon can only run a defensive wish set. Clefable can also run a wish set and pass wishes of the same size, but sylveon's niche is that it's much bulkier on the special side, and it can bypass substitutes with hyper voice. This makes it a better check to hydreigon and dragapult, two powerful special attackers that commonly run sub. Unless you're using your fairy specifically to handle these dragons and other special attackers, clefable's magic guard and movepool make it the better choice.
Clefable doesn't typically run LO anymore, it's often spdef now.
I think that a question like this is too general to give a good answer to, but in general, frail wallbreakers are often backed up by support from pivots to create safe opportunities for them to switch into play.
My bad, I didn't mean to be too general (I know that's not the point of this thread). Is it just a matter of pairing them up with a pivot(s) with good synergy or that draws in Pokémon they like to set up on?
I think that simplifies it a bit, but that's generally the case yeah. For example, if you want to use a Pokemon like Aegislash, you can use a pivot such as Choice Scarf Hydreigon. Choice Scarf Hydreigon will often be able to bait in Fairy-types, so it's perfect for positioning Aegislash.
This is not the subforum where any theorymonning or competitive speculation will take place. I don't know where it will, but it won't be here. Galarian Slowpoke, Slowbro, and Slowking will be available today so you'll be allowed to discuss them once they're available on PS.
Only Galarian Slowpoke for today actually. You need an item to evolve it into Slowbro or Slowking, which will be released with the Isle of Armor (June) and Crown Tundra (Autumn) expansions respectively.
My bad, I didn't look into it at all so I had just assumed you could evolve it immediately. I doubt Galarian Slowpoke will have literally any effect on the current metagame, but the point still stands. You can discuss it when it's available on PS.
You can use as many teams as you'd like. One team for the whole tour? Inadvisable but sure. A new team every game you play? Sure, it's what most people do. If you want to reuse teams in later rounds that's fine too. It's entirely up to you.
On Pokemon Showdown's Damage Calculator, it should automatically calculate BP and show it in the calc.
Oh yeah, it totally does. I never noticed that before.
