Ubers Stallceus [GP 1/1]

Insolence

Insolence

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[SET]

Stall (Arceus) @ Heavy-Duty Boots
Ability: Multitype
Tera Type: Water / Fairy
EVs: 252 HP / 252 Def / 4 SpD
Impish / Bold Nature
- Iron Defense / Dragon Tail
- Foul Play
- Will-O-Wisp
- Recover

[SET COMMENTS]

Defensive Arceus makes use of its fantastic bulk to wall many offensive tier staples such as Necrozma-DM, Arceus-Ground, Extreme Killer Arceus, Calyrex-I, and Kyurem-B. It can even survive a Close Combat from Zacian-C and cripple it with Will-O-Wisp, though it cannot switch directly into it. Its ability to run Heavy-Duty Boots lets it fit onto teams without dedicated hazard control, allowing it to constantly re-enter the field without being whittled down by hazards. Iron Defense turns Arceus into an excellent physical check, being able to beat many common physical attackers as well as Pokemon such as Koraidon and Zacian-C, which might have coverage against it. Dragon Tail provides phazing and allows Arceus to rack up hazard damage on switch-ins with entry hazards, as well as shutting down sweepers at the cost of HP if they choose to attack instead of using setup moves. While Arceus will not always Terastallize, it can use it to great effect against teams running Koraidon or Zacian-C. Tera Water helps wall Tera Fire Pokemon, as well as resisting attacks such as Necrozma-DM's Sunsteel Strike, Zacian-C's Behemoth Blade, and Calyrex-I's Glacial Lance. Tera Fairy is an excellent defensive typing that especially improves the matchup against Koraidon. A Bold Nature can be run over Impish if Arceus chooses to run Foul Play as its only damaging move.

Despite the set name, Stall Arceus is not limited only to stall; it can be used on bulky balance teams as well. Regardless of team composition, Arceus requires hazard support from partners such as Gliscor, Clodsire and Necrozma-DM. It also appreciates the support of Knock Off absorbers such as Gliscor to help prevent Arceus from losing its Heavy-Duty Boots, which would leave it vulnerable to hazards. As Foul Play and Will-O-Wisp both target opposing physical attackers, Arceus tends to invite in special attackers such as Miraidon and Kyogre, so it likes to be paired with special walls such as Blissey, Clodsire, or Ting-Lu. Finally, Ho-Oh is another excellent partner, preventing physical attackers from wearing Arceus down with Regenerator and helping it preserve Recover PP. As Arceus cannot take every physical attack, it fits well on teams with other bulky Pokemon such as Ho-Oh, Skarmory, Skeledirge, and Dondozo. On more offensive teams, Arceus likes being paired with pivots like Miraidon, Koraidon, and Iron Bundle as well as powerful wallbreakers like Kyogre and Miraidon.

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[SET]

Stallceus (Arceus) @ Heavy-Duty Boots
Ability: Multitype
Tera Type: Water / Fairy
EVs: 252 HP / 252 Def / 4 SpD
Impish Nature / Bold Nature (if no extreme speed / dragon tail)
- Recover -> Iron Defense / Extreme Speed / Dragon Tail
- Will-O-Wisp -> Foul Play
- Foul Play -> Will-O-Wisp
- Iron Defense / Dragon Tail / Extreme Speed -> Recover

[SET COMMENTS]

Defensive Arceus makes use of its fantastic bulk to wall many offensive tier staples such as Necrozma-DM, Rayquaza, Arceus-Ground, Kyurem-B, Calyrex-I, or an opposing Extreme Killer Arceus. It can even survive a Close Combat from Zacian-C and cripple it with Will-O-Wisp, though it cannot switch directly into it. Its ability to run Heavy-Duty Boots lets it fit onto teams without dedicated hazard control, allowing it to constantly re-enter the field without being whittled down by opposing hazards. Iron Defense allows Arceus to boost its defense, preventing opposing sweepers from using Tera Fire to ignore Will-O-Wisp, and turns Arceus into a potent win condition once all opposing special attackers have fainted iron defense doesnt do this. it turns you into a phys attackers check; everyone you mentioned, including korai zac as well. stallceus commonly teras vs them because it beats them both 1v1. Dragon Tail similarly provides phasing and allows Arceus to rack up hazard damage on opposing switch ins add that you do this with entry hazards. Extreme Speed is an option to revenge kill chipped targets who have been weakened by hazards or other allied Pokemon. While Arceus is not a priority Terastallization targetit can be against teams with pokemon like koraidon zacian-c phys arceus., stallceus is absolutely a primordial and priority tera user in those matchups. reword this, Tera Water helps wall Tera Fire Pokemon, as well as resisting attacks such as Necrozma-DM's Sunsteel Strike or , (add comma) Zacian-C's Behemoth Blade, and Calyrex-I's Glacial Lance. Tera Fairy instead improves the Koraidon matchup.

add a paragraph about stealth rock. stallceus is an okay user of the move.

re-order moves and descriptions as listed

Despite its name, Stallceus is not limited only to stall, but can be used on bulky balance teams as well. Regardless of team composition, Arceus requires hazard support from partners such as Gliscor, Necrozma-DM, or Clodsireclod doesnt fit in the teams stallceus does; only leave glisc and ndm. It also appreciates the support of Knock Off absorbers such as Gliscor or Clefablenot viable who prevent Arceus from losing its Heavy-Duty Boots, which leaves it vulnerable to entry hazards. As Foul Play and Will-O-Wisp both target opposing physical attackers, Arceus tends to invite in opposing special Pokemon such as Miraidon or Kyogre, so it likes to be paired with specially defensive walls such as Blissey, Clodsire, or Ting-Lu. Finally, Ho-oh is another excellent partner, able to check the few physical Pokemon that Arceus cannot coversuch as? pls dont say korai and having Regenerator to preserve Recover PP.

mention offensive teammates: kyogre, miraidon, necrozma, koraidon, iron bundle, etc. you mentioned that this set can be used in bulky offense as well but you only mentioned stall mons.

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implement and ill check again
 
I'm really sorry about the long delay; due to personal reasons I didn't feel like playing games for a bit.
I've implemented the changed; please recheck when you can.
I haven't really played as many stall games as I'd like (or a ton of mons recently), so please let me know if there are any more changes I need to make.
 
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:sv/arceus:

[SET]

Stallceus (Arceus) @ Heavy-Duty Boots
Ability: Multitype
Tera Type: Water / Fairy
EVs: 252 HP / 252 Def / 4 SpD
Impish Nature / Bold Nature
- Iron Defense / Extreme Speed / Dragon Tail
- Foul Play
- Will-O-Wisp
- Recover

[SET COMMENTS]

Defensive Arceus makes use of its fantastic bulk to wall many offensive tier staples such as Necrozma-DM, Rayquaza, Arceus-Ground, Kyurem-B, Calyrex-I, or an opposing Extreme Killer Arceus (put these in VR order). It can even survive a Close Combat from Zacian-C and cripple it with Will-O-Wisp, though it cannot switch directly into it. Its ability to run Heavy-Duty Boots lets it fit onto teams without dedicated hazard control, allowing it to constantly re-enter the field without being whittled down by opposing hazards. Bold Nature can be run over Impish if Arceus chooses to run Foul Play as its only damaging move (move these last 2 sentences further down; order is always moves->item->Nature and EVs). Iron Defense turns Arceus into an excellent physical check, able to beat many common physical attackers as well as Pokemon such as Koraidon or Zacian-C who which might have coverage against it (mention how you still might have to expend the Terastallization button to properly check either). Extreme Speed is an option to revenge kill chipped targets who have been weakened by hazards or other allied Pokemon. Dragon Tail provides phasing and allows Arceus to rack up hazard damage on opposing switch ins with entry hazards (DTail also lets you phaze out setup sweepers if you are willing to trade some HP if they DON'T setup, especially so with Terastallization so bring it up). (remove double spacing)While Arceus will not always Terastallize, it can use it to great effect against teams running Koraidon,(RC) and Zacian-C, or an opposing physical Arceus (Terrastalizing doesn't help you with opposing arceus because neither water nor fairy lets you take on ANY physical arceus attack since Brick Break is never ever seen). Tera Water helps wall Tera Fire Pokemon, as well as resisting attacks such as Necrozma-DM's Sunsteel Strike, Zacian-C's Behemoth Blade and Calyrex-I's Glacial Lance. (what about tera fairy?)

Arceus can also run Stealth Rock to set up entry hazards, replacing Iron Defense/Extreme Speed/Dragon Tail. This is excellent in matchups where its teammates cannot afford the move slot, though Arceus can sometimes struggle to set up entry hazards early in games.
(this was added to a different section so no need to add it here, too)

Despite its name, Stallceus is not limited only to stall, but can be used on bulky balance teams as well. Regardless of team composition, Arceus requires hazard support from partners such as Gliscor or Necrozma-DM (stall teams tend to use Clodsire too so I'd bring it up here, too). It also appreciates the support of Knock Off absorbers such as Gliscor who which prevent Arceus from losing its Heavy-Duty Boots, which leaves it vulnerable to entry hazards. As Foul Play and Will-O-Wisp both target opposing physical attackers, Arceus tends to invite in opposing special Pokemon such as Miraidon or Kyogre, so it likes to be paired with specially defensive walls such as Blissey, Clodsire, or Ting-Lu. Finally, Ho-oh is another excellent partner, preventing opposing physical attackers from wearing Arceus with Regenerator and helping Arceus preserve Recover PP. (Arceus can't solo tank every physical attacker. Bring up other bulky teammates that it's often paired with like Ho-Oh, Dondozo, Skeledirge, Skarmory etc) On more offensive teams, Arceus likes being paired with pivots like Miraidon, Koraidon, or Iron Bundle, as well as powerful wallbreakers like Kyogre or Miraidon.

[SET CREDITS]
Written by:
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a lot of odd wording but it's 1am gg
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[SET]
Stallceus (Arceus) @ Heavy-Duty Boots
Ability: Multitype
Tera Type: Water / Fairy
EVs: 252 HP / 252 Def / 4 SpD
Impish Nature / Bold Nature
- Iron Defense / Dragon Tail
- Foul Play
- Will-O-Wisp
- Recover

[SET COMMENTS]
Defensive Arceus makes use of its fantastic bulk to wall many offensive tier staples such as Necrozma-DM, Arceus-Ground, an opposing Extreme Killer Arceus, Calyrex-I, or and Kyurem-B. It can even survive a Close Combat from Zacian-C and cripple it with Will-O-Wisp, though it cannot switch directly into it. Its ability to run Heavy-Duty Boots lets it fit onto teams without dedicated entry hazard control, allowing it to constantly re-enter the field without being whittled down by opposing hazards. Iron Defense turns Arceus into an excellent physical check, being able to beat many common physical attackers as well as Pokemon such as Koraidon or and Zacian-C, (comma) which might have coverage against it. Dragon Tail provides phazing phasing and allows Arceus to rack up hazard damage on opposing switch-ins (hyphen) with entry hazards, as well as shutting down opposing sweepers at the cost of HP if they choose to attack instead of using setup moves. While Arceus will not always Terastallize, it can use it to great effect against teams running Koraidon or Zacian-C. Tera Water helps wall Tera Fire Pokemon, as well as resisting attacks such as Necrozma-DM's Sunsteel Strike, Zacian-C's Behemoth Blade, (comma) and Calyrex-I's Glacial Lance. Tera Fairy is an excellent defensive type typing that especially improves the matchup into against Koraidon. (period) and A Bold Nature can be run over Impish if Arceus chooses to run Foul Play as its only damaging move.

Despite its the set name, Stallceus Stall Arceus is not limited only to stall teams;(semicolon) but it can be used on bulky balance teams as well. Regardless of team composition, Arceus requires entry hazard support from partners such as Gliscor, Clodsire, (comma) or and (if you want to say only one teammate, then change "partners" to "partner" and change "and" to "or") Necrozma-DM. It also appreciates the support of Knock Off absorbers such as Gliscor which to help prevent Arceus from losing its Heavy-Duty Boots, which would leave leaves it vulnerable to entry hazards. As Foul Play and Will-O-Wisp both target opposing physical attackers, Arceus tends to invite in opposing special attackers Pokemon such as Miraidon or and Kyogre, so it likes to be paired with special ly defensive walls such as Blissey, Clodsire, and or Ting-Lu. Finally, Ho-Oh oh is another excellent partner, preventing opposing physical attackers from wearing Arceus down with Regenerator and helping Arceus it preserve Recover PP. As Arceus cannot take every physical attack, it fits well on teams with other bulky Pokemon such as Ho-Oh oh, Skarmory, Skeledirge, and or Dondozo. (remove double space) On more offensive teams, Arceus likes being paired with pivots like Miraidon, Koraidon, or and Iron Bundle (remove comma) as well as powerful wallbreakers like Kyogre or and Miraidon.

[SET CREDITS]
Written by:
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Quality checked by:
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Grammar checked by:
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GP Team done
 
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