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Theorymon Discussion and Viability Ranking

I think Serene Grace could be able to make Rotom-F at least viable in OU, Discharge and Air Slash coupled with Serene Grace sounds like something that could be very very annoying a set like:

Rotom-F
Trait: Serene grace
Item: Leftovers
EVs: IDK propably a lot HP, some SpA and Spe similar to Rotom-W
-Substitute
-Discharge
-Air Slash
-Pain Split/Volt Switch/HP Ice

wouldn't be bad its main Problem atm is that it barely has anything going for it outside of Air Slash which is a pretty mediocre move, but with Serene Grace it could pull of Paraflinching just using its stabs and with a solid defensive typing that allows it to set-up a substitute rather easy.
I am pretty sure it wouldn't be OU, but it would certainly rise to RU or UU and have some viability in OU as one of the most annoying things ever.
 
The particular set that occurred to me would be a paraflinch set like togekiss (Discharge+air slash) running bulky evss. for the other two moves, I was thinking substitute and some filler move. I would agree that this may not make OU - togekiss is uu with a similar set
edit: yes, like Burningman said, I saw his post after I posted this.
 
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BurningMan said:
I think Serene Grace could be able to make Rotom-F at least viable in OU, Discharge and Air Slash coupled with Serene Grace sounds like something that could be very very annoying a set like:

Rotom-F
Trait: Serene grace
Item: Leftovers
EVs: IDK propably a lot HP, some SpA and Spe similar to Rotom-W
-Substitute
-Discharge
-Air Slash
-Pain Split/Volt Switch/HP Ice

wouldn't be bad its main Problem atm is that it barely has anything going for it outside of Air Slash which is a pretty mediocre move, but with Serene Grace it could pull of Paraflinching just using its stabs and with a solid defensive typing that allows it to set-up a substitute rather easy.
I am pretty sure it wouldn't be OU, but it would certainly rise to RU or UU and have some viability in OU as one of the most annoying things ever.
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I think that Rotom-S with Serene Grace would be a great Pokemon in UU and below but not in OU, where Jirachi outclasses it. Better typing, better bulk, reliable recovery, SR, and the same annoying combo with either Thunder + Iron Head or Body Slam + Iron Head.
 
Well I hope this isn't too gimmicky but I thought it might be neat in theory.

What if Claydol got Imprison?

Imprison, a move introduced in Generation 3, is a Psychic-type move that is learned by many Psychic types like Bronzong and Uxie, as well as a few powerful special attackers such as Landorus-I and Chandelure. It has the effect of preventing all opponents (it's a moved used on yourself, not the enemy) from using moves your Pokemon knows. Unfortunately, this move doesn't see much use in the competitive scene, outside of Smeargle's Impison -> Transform shenanigans in 1v1 and Imprison + Protect in Doubles to prevent a very common move.

I don't think it would be too farfetched for Claydol to learn this move, as he is a Psychic type and already learns a denying move in Heal Block. In terms of competitive use, Claydol would be able to block enemy Pokemon from spinning away his rocks, as well as preventing them from getting rocks up while he is in play. It takes a turn to set up, but Claydol's 60 / 105 / 120 defenses often give him to use supporting moves anyway.

I believe a set utilizing Imprison would look something like this:

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Claydol @ Leftovers
Trait: Levitate
EVs: 248 HP / 252 Def / 8 Spd
Bold Nature / Impish Nature
- Ice Beam / Earthquake
- Stealth Rock
- Rapid Spin
- Imprison

The on-site set for Claydol recommends to be fully invested in special defense, but maybe physical defense would work well in the OU tier. He resists both Fighting and Rock, and the spread would make Pursuit less scary (though banded TTar still has 69% chance to KO if you switch). The 8 EVs in speed would allow him to creep on uninvested base 75s (other Claydol?), and he's already faster than the 36% of Skarmory who run 182 speed, denying them from using Stealth Rock if they happen to have it over Spikes. Of course, Imprison would also prevent the opponent from using the super-effective Ice Beam to take you out.

As for the spinners in the tier, Forretress and Donphan cannot touch Claydol. When running the physically defensive spread, Ice Shard from Donphan does 15 - 18% and Forretress, who couldn't Volt Switch out for extra damage, only does 13 - 16% with Gyro Ball. Starmie and Tentacruel would pose more of a problem, as LO Surf has a chance to OHKO Claydol, where as Tentacruel gets a guarenteed 3HKO outside of rain. Claydol can chunk Tentacruel back with Earthquake, but becomes setup bait for our favorite winged and levitating Dragons.

So would you end up giving Claydol a try if it had Imprison? What problems would it still face, and does it still lose the team slot competition versus Donphan? I've only used Claydol in OU on a TR team, but I think this set could be interesting.
 
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What if Yanmega was Bug / Dragon rather than Bug / Flying?

It seems strange that a dragonfly isn't a dragon. Just look at Yanemga's design too, it has the draconian flare! Flavor reasons aside, I think when given a Dragon typing, Yanmega will probably be one of the most powerful Pokemon in OU. Every Dragon-type needs Dragon like moves, so lets give it Dragon Pulse, Draco Meteor, and Dragon Dance for the lulz. So Yanmega has two very workable abilities, one is Speed Boost the other is Tinted Lens. I could see Speed boost Dragon Yanmega working as a fantastic mid-game sweeper with some Spikes support. The other nice thing with Yanmega's new typing is the resistances! It resists Water-, Electric-, Fighting-, Bug-, Grass-, and Ground-type moves! Yanmega's new Dragon typing is pretty amazing, not only does it give it a great STAB to work with, but the resistances allow it to switch into a good chunk of attacks.

Check out what Speed Boost Yanmega can do:

252+ SpA Life Orb Yanmega Bug Buzz vs. 0 HP / 4 SpD Jirachi: 195-230 (57.18 - 67.44%) -- guaranteed 2HKO

252+ SpA Life Orb Yanmega Dragon Pulse vs. 56 HP / 0 SpD Kyurem-B: 424-502 (104.69 - 123.95%) -- guaranteed OHKO

252+ SpA Life Orb Yanmega Bug Buzz vs. 252 HP / 0 SpD Latias: 307-367 (84.34 - 100.82%) -- 81.25% chance to OHKO after Stealth Rock

252+ SpA Life Orb Yanmega Giga Drain vs. 0 HP / 4 SpD Terrakion: 234-278 (72.44 - 86.06%) -- guaranteed 2HKO

252+ SpA Life Orb Yanmega Giga Drain vs. 4 HP / 0 SpD Keldeo: 237-281 (73.14 - 86.72%) -- guaranteed 2HKO

Put it this way, if your team is just slightly weakened, you will be swept.

Now lets look at Yanemga's next ability, Tinted Lens. In contrast to Speed Boost Yanemga, this one will function as a brutal wall breaker with Choice Specs. Choice Specs + Dragon STAB + Tinted Lens is the epitome of Dragon spam. Move over Hydreigon, there's a new wallbreaking Dragon in town.

Look at this:

252+ SpA Choice Specs Tinted Lens Yanmega Draco Meteor vs. 252 HP / 236+ SpD Jirachi: 255-300 (63.11 - 74.25%) -- guaranteed 2HKO

-2 252+ SpA Choice Specs Tinted Lens Yanmega Draco Meteor vs. 252 HP / 236+ SpD Jirachi: 127-151 (31.43 - 37.37%) -- guaranteed 4HKO

So after a single layer of Spikes and even with minimal damage rolls each turn, SpD Jirachi is cleanly 2HKOd by a Dragon move!

Some more just for fun:

252+ SpA Choice Specs Tinted Lens Yanmega Draco Meteor vs. 224 HP / 252+ SpD Skarmory: 313-370 (95.71 - 113.14%) -- 75% chance to OHKO

252+ SpA Choice Specs Tinted Lens Yanmega Draco Meteor vs. 245 HP / 252+ SpD Heatran: 240-283 (62.5 - 73.69%) -- guaranteed 2HKO

252+ SpA Choice Specs Tinted Lens Yanmega Draco Meteor vs. 252 HP / 168 SpD Ferrothorn: 265-313 (75.28 - 88.92%) -- guaranteed 2HKO

It has some issues though. Speed Boost Yanmega has slight difficulty breaking past bulky steels without resorting to Hidden Power, then there's the Stealth Rock weakness, and the horribly low Special Defense which means that Ice Beam will do a huge chunk to it. Specs is pretty slow, has a Stealth Rock weakness, and is hard walled by Chansey/Blissey. It's not a perfect Pokemon by any means, but if given a Dragon typing, it's easy ou imo. What do you guys think of Dragon-type Yanmega?
 
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Icecream said:
What if Yanmega was Bug / Dragon rather than Bug / Flying?
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I think this is quite similar to the Tinted Lens Flygon that was discussed about. I do think it is potentially more dangerous, albeit being squishier.

Draco Meteor off of Yanmega is much stronger than Outrage off of Flygon, since it's coming off stronger base numbers as well as avoiding being locked. It'll definitely be a very powerful wallbreaker with a Specs, maybe even better than Latios since it can break through Steels.
 
What if Celebi was mono Grass type instead of Psychic/Grass and/or got Levitate instead of its current ability?

Would it effect its weaknesses and/or resistances to the rest of the metagame? Because it has a deadly weakness to Bug-attacks, and when you take its Psychic-typing, you still have useful resistances to Ground and Water, while losing weaknesses to Dark and Ghost as well.

Levitate also lets it switch into Ground attacks that might really harm you teammates. Will either one of these be "useful"?
 
sadoldpoygon22 said:
What if Celebi was mono Grass type instead of Psychic/Grass and/or got Levitate instead of its current ability?

Would it effect its weaknesses and/or resistances to the rest of the metagame? Because it has a deadly weakness to Bug-attacks, and when you take its Psychic-typing, you still have useful resistances to Ground and Water, while losing weaknesses to Dark and Ghost as well.

Levitate also lets it switch into Ground attacks that might really harm you teammates. Will either one of these be "useful"?
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I think this would make Celebi worse tbh. Being able to switch into Keldeo an Breloom are probably the biggest reasons to use Celebi. The Bug / Dark weakness really isn't that big of a deal, since Celebi can Baton Pass out of Tyranitar / Scizor's way. Resisting Fighting type attacks easily makes up for the Dark / Bug weakness. Levitate would be pretty useless on Celebi too, since it already resists Ground type attacks, and Natural Cure allows it to easily tank Scald's without the fear of being burned.
 
What if Charizard was Dragon/Fire instead of Flying/Fire
Has this been discussed already? If Charizard got a Dragon typing, it will get unresisted (except for Heatran) STAB coverage, including Draco Meteor, plus being able to mix-sweep with Swords Dance and Outrage/Dragon Claw.
 
252+ SpA Choice Specs Solar Power (Dragon Charizard) Draco Meteor vs. 252 HP / 252+ SpD Latias in sun:596-704 (163.73 - 193.4%) -- guaranteed OHKO

252+ SpA Choice Specs Solar Power (Dragon Charizard) Dragon Pulse vs. 252 HP / 252+ SpD Latias in sun: 386-456 (106.04 - 125.27%) -- guaranteed OHKO

252+ SpA Choice Specs Solar Power (Dragon Charizard) Draco Meteor vs. 248 HP / 252+ SpD Heatran in sun: 172-203 (44.67 - 52.72%) -- guaranteed 3HKO

252+ SpA Choice Specs Solar Power (custom) Draco Meteor vs. 252 HP / 236+ SpD Jirachi in sun: 182-214 (45.04 - 52.97%) -- guaranteed 3HKO

252+ SpA Choice Specs Solar Power (custom) Draco Meteor vs. 252 HP / 252 SpD Cresselia in sun: 328-387 (73.87 - 87.16%) -- guaranteed 2HKO

Dragon STAB grants stronger blows on Pokemon like this, which are normally special and physical tanks to Dragon-types.
 
I think you're missing a bit of the point. Jirachi and Cresselia already crumple against Solar Power Charizard.

252+ SpA Choice Specs Solar Power Charizard Fire Blast vs. 252 HP / 236+ SpD Jirachi in sun: 932-1100 (230.69 - 272.27%) -- guaranteed OHKO
252+ SpA Choice Specs Solar Power Charizard Fire Blast vs. 252 HP / 252+ SpD Cresselia in sun: 385-454 (86.71 - 102.25%) -- 18.75% chance to OHKO

I mean, I didn't even really need to list that Jirachi calc, it's not walling any Fire-type moves (besides maybe HP Fire in the rain but whatever). What Dragon-typing does is give it a way around Latias and a few bulky Waters. Solar Power Focus Blast smokes Heatran (114.8 - 135.58%), but Specs Draco really helps out against stuff like Politoed. Sun support would still be mandatory, base 109 Special Attack is almost a joke, but that's a spicy meatball if it's in sun.
 
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Not only would it give him a great secondary STAB to work with(Despite the above average at best special attack), but it would cut his SR weakness from 50% to 25%. I don't know if that would make him OU, but I can definitely see specs and scarf sets being used more often in sun teams as long spin support is provided. Solar Power boosted Draco Meteor AND Fire Blast(Plus sun) would cause a lot of pain, even in a scarf set.
 
What if the three Kanto birds could get their respective weather abilities? The 'dex data on Articuno and Zapdos all but screams that they should, and Moltres would be dragged along with the other two despite a direct reasoning for it to receive drought.
 
OverMind said:
What if the three Kanto birds could get their respective weather abilities? The 'dex data on Articuno and Zapdos all but screams that they should, and Moltres would be dragged along with the other two despite a direct reasoning for it to receive drought.
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Articuno would still be bad IMO, Hail is not a very good weather as the benefits it gives are pretty small, and Articuno is a 4x weak mon who sports a pretty bad defensive type, so using him only to get rid of the weather is not a very good idea, specially when Abomasnow at least has grass STAB to nail Toed and Tar while Articuno just crumbles to Stone Edges and takes a lot of damage from Hydro Pumps on rain (Ninetales murder him too but he also murders Abomasnow).

Moltres is somewhat bad too, sure he is much more powerful than Ninetales but he is also 4x SR weak (which is somewhat remediated as Sun teams are normally good at keeping SR off the field) and the main reason he is used nowadays in OU which is Hurricane becomes totally unusable on Sun, all in all he can get some usage as his Fire Blasts will put the hurt on lots of stuff and Ninetales is a pretty crappy pokemon, but ironically while Drought is possible the best ability in the game alongside Drizzle it is not THAT good on Moltres.

Zapdos would be possible broken, he is the best of all the birds nowadays and would summon the best weather in OU, he also is grass resistant and electric neutral which means he has good defensive sinergy with water mons, his main drawbacks would be SR weakness, Tyranitar who murders him unless he runs an offensive set with HP fighting (in which case he just dies to Hippo) and the nerf on his Heat Wave which hurts alot his coverage, but between reliable recover, great offensive presence and decent defensive typing Drizzle Zapdos alongside Politoed would be too much for OU and one of them would end up banned (probably Zapdos).
 
I haven't run enough successful hail teams to comment on Snow Warning Articuno.

Moltres would have a cool niche as an explosive nuker, 2HKOing a metric shitton of resists with Specs or Life Orb. Tyranitar could switch in, but has look out for HP Fighting and U-turn. Hippowdon is looking at 2HKOs from Fire Blast and/or Hurricane. Speaking of Hurricane, Politoed can switch in on Fire Blast, but Moltres is still packing the most powerful Hurricane in OU so it could be run alongside Fire Blast, HP Ground/Fighting, and U-turn.

Zapdos would possibly be broken. If it received Hurricane, it would absolutely be broken, especially an Agility set. Flying/Electric coverage is bullshit, only Jolteon, Thundurus-T, and Magnezone resist it in OU, and only Magnezone can take more than two hits from Zapdos (unless Zapdos is carrying HP Ground). It's not that Politoed and Zapdos would be ran side-by-side like Hippowdon and Tyranitar are, it's that Zapdos and instant 100% accurate Thunders would be really fucking awful to face.
 
What if Magnezone and Heatran got Levitate?
If you think about it, it would make them great as Pokemon eliminating their crippling Ground Weakness. And it also fits flavourwise; as Magnezone floats naturally and Heatran crawls up ceilings. Sorry if this was talked about already.
 
sadoldpoygon22 said:
What if Magnezone and Heatran got Levitate?
If you think about it, it would make them great as Pokemon eliminating their crippling Ground Weakness. And it also fits flavourwise; as Magnezone floats naturally and Heatran crawls up ceilings. Sorry if this was talked about already.
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Eh, I like the idea of Magnezone getting Levitate, but for Heatran to get Levitate would be a joke flavour wise. It's a big Lava Monster...thing, and weighs a ton.

Anyway, competitively speaking, I don't think Magnezone would be as good as it is already. I mean sure, Levitate allows it to check Garchomp and Landorus-T nicely, but it's main niche is to trap Steel types like Skarmory and Scizor. It's still weak to common attacks like Fighting and Fire, and I just don't think it has the bulk to abuse Levitate enough for it to not be outclassed by Magnet Pull.

Heatran I think loves Flash Fire. Being the only Steel type to resist Fire type attacks is pretty huge. I guess Levitate is nice on Heatran, but I just don't think it makes any sense flavour wise, so I dunno why we're discussing it.
 
What if Regigigas got a better ability such as Iron Fist or Guts?
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Well that may make it a little broken because of its amazing bulk, typing, attack, speed and its good physical movepool. Choice Band sets with Return/Frustration and maybe Dizzy Punch boosted off of Iron Fist along with some good coverage moves like Stone Edge and Earthquake would have no resisted Pokemon. But it also depends what ability you are talking about too; Facade off of a Guts Regigigas with a Flame Orb is a little terrifying.
 
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Eh, I like the idea of Magnezone getting Levitate, but for Heatran to get Levitate would be a joke flavour wise. It's a big Lava Monster...thing, and weighs a ton.

Anyway, competitively speaking, I don't think Magnezone would be as good as it is already. I mean sure, Levitate allows it to check Garchomp and Landorus-T nicely, but it's main niche is to trap Steel types like Skarmory and Scizor. It's still weak to common attacks like Fighting and Fire, and I just don't think it has the bulk to abuse Levitate enough for it to not be outclassed by Magnet Pull.

Heatran I think loves Flash Fire. Being the only Steel type to resist Fire type attacks is pretty huge. I guess Levitate is nice on Heatran, but I just don't think it makes any sense flavour wise, so I dunno why we're discussing it.
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I can see it hovering metagross/golurk style by shooting lava/heat/etc.
 
What if Politoed got Water Spout
It would become WAAAY more powerful with a Choice Scarf/Choice Specs set; outclassing its Hydro Pump choice sets unless you go below a certain HP mark.
 
Moltres is somewhat bad too, sure he is much more powerful than Ninetales but he is also 4x SR weak (which is somewhat remediated as Sun teams are normally good at keeping SR off the field) and the main reason he is used nowadays in OU which is Hurricane becomes totally unusable on Sun, all in all he can get some usage as his Fire Blasts will put the hurt on lots of stuff and Ninetales is a pretty crappy pokemon, but ironically while Drought is possible the best ability in the game alongside Drizzle it is not THAT good on Moltres.
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Hurricane actually allows Moltres NOT to become bait when Politoed is in play:
252+ SpA Life Orb Moltres Hurricane vs. 4 HP / 0 SpD Politoed: 273-321 (84.78 - 99.68%) -- 81.25% chance to OHKO after Stealth Rock
 
Think droughtmoltres would be better than ninetales. Sure it has x4 sr weakness, but it has more bulk, power, a ground immunity and ROOST
Also, while im here
What if Flygon got adaptability?
+Atk Flygon would hit with 436atk for ground and dragon moves, only 3atk less than neutral kyuremb
Naughty 252atk+spd
Cband
Outrage
Eq
Firepunch/blast
Uturn
Can gain momentum & has sr resistance.
Hell even special set could work with
Dracometeor, Epower, Fireblast & Uturn. Like a latios for sun teams
 
Well Draco Meteor Adaptability Flygon would be a bit scary, but it wouldn't do good in the long run since if it stays long enough before using U-Turn its pretty useless due to the lower in SpAtk, but thats where it comes in handy as a mixed wallbreaker:
Flygon@ Life Orb; Ability Adaptability
200 Atk 252 Speed 56 SpAtk, Naive
Outrage/EQuake
Draco Meteor
Fire Punch
U-Turn
This set makes it better at staying in longer than the Specially biased Mixed set above; it allows it to annihilate a Pokemon with DM and then after it has a -2 SpAtk it wont be as useless since it has other tools to handle Pokemon with; especially with Adaptability it can create massive damage, even more with a Life Orb

56 SpA Life Orb Adaptability Flygon Draco Meteor vs. 248 HP / 252 SpD Cofagrigus: 177-211 (55.48 - 66.14%) -- guaranteed 2HKO


56 SpA Life Orb Adaptability Flygon Draco Meteor vs. 252 HP / 0 SpD Palkia: 400-473 (104.16 - 123.17%) -- guaranteed OHKO

And this is a One-vs-All calc vs the entire UU tier
Bronzong (UU Tank) Fire Punch 33.13 - 39.34% Draco Meteor 30.47 - 35.79%
Porygon2 (UU Defensive Duck) Outrage 40.37 - 47.86% Draco Meteor 39.57 - 47.32%
Cresselia (UU Defensive) Draco Meteor 41.66 - 49.09% Outrage 39.18 - 46.17%
Dusclops (UU Curse) Draco Meteor 44.01 - 52.11% Outrage 38.38 - 45.77%
Suicune (UU CroCune) Draco Meteor 50.74 - 60.39% Outrage 44.3 - 52.72%
Uxie (UU Support) Draco Meteor 52.25 - 61.58% Outrage 46.32 - 55.08%
Lickilicky (UU Support) Draco Meteor 52.12 - 62.02% Outrage 51.41 - 60.61%
Cresselia (UU Substitute + Calm Mind) Outrage 52.7 - 62.16% Draco Meteor 42.11 - 49.77%
Porygon2 (UU Duck Tank) Outrage 53.47 - 63.36% Earthquake 44.38 - 52.94%
Gurdurr (UU Bulk Up) Outrage 55.61 - 66.04% Earthquake 46.52 - 54.81%
Slowking (UU Physically Defensive) Outrage 58.26 - 68.7% Draco Meteor 54.96 - 64.88%
Milotic (UU Physically Defensive) Outrage 58.26 - 68.7% Earthquake 48.34 - 57.5%
Snorlax (UU RestTalk) Outrage 60.76 - 71.62% Earthquake 50.7 - 60.16%
Blastoise (UU Utility) Draco Meteor 61.04 - 72.65% Outrage 54.69 - 64.64%
Swampert (UU Defensive Tank) Draco Meteor 62.84 - 74.56% Outrage 52.61 - 62.34%
Rhyperior (UU Tank) Earthquake 63.04 - 74.82% Draco Meteor 61.2 - 72.05%
Umbreon (UU Wish Support) Outrage 63.45 - 75.12% Earthquake 52.79 - 62.69%
Amoonguss (UU Physically Defensive) Draco Meteor 64.35 - 76.38% Outrage 57.17 - 67.36%
Scyther (UU Bulky Swords Dance) Outrage 65.97 - 77.61% Draco Meteor 55.82 - 65.97%
Gligar (UU Defensive) Draco Meteor 66.16 - 77.84% Outrage 38.02 - 45.2%
Zapdos (UU Physically Defensive) Draco Meteor 65.79 - 78.06% Outrage 57.7 - 68.66%
Milotic (UU RestTalk) Outrage 67.43 - 80.15% Earthquake 56.23 - 66.92%
Uxie (UU Substitute + Calm Mind) Outrage 69.2 - 81.58% Draco Meteor 59.36 - 70.15%
Cofagrigus (UU Defensive) Draco Meteor 69.27 - 82.44% Outrage 47.33 - 56.11%
Cofagrigus (UU Offensive Trick Room) Draco Meteor 70.21 - 83.07% Outrage 62.06 - 73.35%
Snorlax (UU Offensive CurseLax) Outrage 70.27 - 83.16% Earthquake 58.41 - 69.23%
Slowbro (UU Choice Specs) Draco Meteor 70.55 - 83.75% Outrage 63.95 - 75.88%
Suicune (UU Offensive) Outrage 70.96 - 83.87% Draco Meteor 60.11 - 71.55%
Hitmontop (UU Rapid Spin) Draco Meteor 71.05 - 83.88% Outrage 67.43 - 79.6%
Slowbro (UU Calm Mind) Draco Meteor 70.73 - 83.96% Outrage 47.58 - 56.23%
Togekiss (UU ParaFlinch) Outrage 71.65 - 84.75% Draco Meteor 42.51 - 50%
Rotom-C (UU Defensive) Draco Meteor 72.69 - 85.52% Outrage 62.5 - 73.68%
Scrafty (UU Bulk Up) Outrage 72.45 - 85.62% Earthquake 60.77 - 71.55%
Arcanine (UU Physically Defensive [Intimidate]) Draco Meteor 72.58 - 85.63% Earthquake 66.57 - 78.85%
Swampert (UU Offensive Tank) Outrage 73.31 - 86.28% Draco Meteor 62.84 - 74.56%
Zapdos (UU SubRoost) Outrage 73.89 - 87.46% Draco Meteor 65.79 - 78.06%
Swampert (UU Choice Band) Outrage 75.31 - 89.31% Draco Meteor 64.12 - 76.08%
Togekiss (UU Defensive Nasty Plot) Outrage 76.47 - 90.37% Draco Meteor 54.81 - 65.24%
Slowking (UU Utility Counter) Outrage 76.84 - 90.58% Earthquake 63.61 - 75.31%
Snorlax (UU Offensive) Outrage 77.87 - 91.97% Earthquake 64.85 - 76.78%
Amoonguss (UU Offensive) Outrage 77.44 - 91.97% Draco Meteor 69.67 - 82.7%
Feraligatr (UU Swords Dance) Outrage 78.44 - 92.52% Draco Meteor 77.58 - 91.95%
Feraligatr (UU Substitute + Dragon Dance) Outrage 78.67 - 92.79% Draco Meteor 77.8 - 92.21%
Quagsire (UU Curse) Outrage 78.42 - 93.14% Earthquake 65.98 - 77.91%
Wynaut (UU Why Not in UU?) Outrage 79.1 - 94.02% Draco Meteor 67.46 - 80%
Shaymin (UU Leech Seed) Outrage 80.05 - 94.42% Draco Meteor 67.74 - 80.05%
Mew (UU Placeholder) Outrage 80.05 - 94.42% Draco Meteor 68.62 - 80.93%
Shaymin (UU Life Orb) Outrage 80.05 - 94.42% Draco Meteor 67.74 - 80.05%
Sigilyph (UU Boosting Sweeper) Outrage 79.88 - 94.82% Draco Meteor 79.88 - 94.82%
Alomomola (UU Wish Support) Draco Meteor 80.33 - 94.94% Outrage 42.32 - 50.18%
Togekiss (UU Offensive Nasty Plot) Outrage 80.56 - 95.21% Draco Meteor 57.74 - 68.73%
Claydol (UU Support) Outrage 81.17 - 95.37% Draco Meteor 45.67 - 54.62%
Azumarill (UU SubPunch) Outrage 81.18 - 95.79% Draco Meteor 68.81 - 81.68%
Zapdos (UU Specially Defensive) Outrage 81.46 - 96.34% Draco Meteor 47.51 - 56.39%
Quagsire (UU Physically Defensive) Draco Meteor 83.24 - 98.22% Outrage 56.09 - 65.98%
Gorebyss (UU SmashPass) Outrage 83.75 - 98.4% Draco Meteor 82.8 - 97.77%
Zapdos (UU Agility) Outrage 85.24 - 100.81% Draco Meteor 68.85 - 81.69%
Feraligatr (UU Dragon Dance) Outrage 85.84 - 101.25% Draco Meteor 84.9 - 100.62%
Golurk (UU Tank) Outrage 85.86 - 101.3% Draco Meteor 72.77 - 85.86%
Drifblim (UU ChestoRest) Draco Meteor 86.16 - 101.36% Outrage 77.77 - 92.06%
Ferroseed (UU Spiker) Fire Punch 85.61 - 101.36% Earthquake 56.16 - 66.78%
Eelektross (UU Coil) Outrage 87.7 - 103.47% Draco Meteor 57.75 - 68.18%
Machamp (UU Bulk Up) Outrage 87.7 - 103.47% Earthquake 73.79 - 86.89%
Meloetta (UU Substitute + Calm Mind) Outrage 88.02 - 104.16% Earthquake 73.17 - 86.71%
Volbeat (UU Baton Pass) Draco Meteor 88.02 - 104.19% Outrage 84.13 - 99.7%
Registeel (UU Utility) Earthquake 88.46 - 104.39% Fire Punch 32.96 - 39.28%
Scrafty (UU Dragon Dance) Outrage 89.29 - 105.53% Draco Meteor 75.64 - 90.03%
Clefable (UU Support) Outrage 89.84 - 105.58% Earthquake 74.61 - 87.81%
Omastar (UU Support) Draco Meteor 90.08 - 106.12% Earthquake 81.92 - 97.08%
Whimsicott (UU Prankster) Draco Meteor 90.74 - 106.79% Outrage 68.2 - 80.24%
Togekiss (UU Choice Scarf) Outrage 91.96 - 108.68% Draco Meteor 65.91 - 78.45%
Weezing (UU Utility) Draco Meteor 92.51 - 108.98% Outrage 52.09 - 61.37%
Crobat (UU Stallbreaker) Outrage 92.39 - 109.01% Draco Meteor 78.3 - 92.39%
Eelektross (UU Offensive) Outrage 92.65 - 109.32% Draco Meteor 78.53 - 93.22%
Rotom (UU Physically Defensive) Draco Meteor 94.07 - 111.18% Outrage 76.97 - 90.78%
Rhyperior (UU Choice Band) Draco Meteor 94.68 - 111.89% Earthquake 69.11 - 82.02%
Cobalion (UU Utility) Earthquake 95.84 - 113.5% Draco Meteor 39.48 - 46.49%
Escavalier (UU Offensive) Fire Punch 95.62 - 113.7% Earthquake 64.43 - 75.8%
Nidoqueen (UU Defensive) Earthquake 96.09 - 113.8% Draco Meteor 69.01 - 82.03%
Drifblim (UU Air Support) Outrage 96.59 - 114.28% Draco Meteor 86.16 - 101.36%
Zapdos (UU Offensive) Outrage 96.89 - 114.59% Draco Meteor 78.26 - 92.85%
Sableye (UU Prankster) Outrage 97.36 - 115.46% Earthquake 82.23 - 96.71%
Zapdos (UU Choice Specs) Outrage 98.13 - 115.88% Draco Meteor 79.43 - 94.08%
Tangrowth (UU Tank) Draco Meteor 98.51 - 116.58% Outrage 41.83 - 49.5%
Arcanine (UU Physically Defensive) Earthquake 99.21 - 116.71% Draco Meteor 72.58 - 85.63%
Meloetta (UU Choice Specs) Outrage 98.83 - 116.95% Earthquake 82.16 - 97.36%
Arcanine (UU Sunny Day [Intimidate]) Earthquake 98.64 - 117.07% Draco Meteor 75.33 - 88.88%
Rhyperior (UU Rock Polish) Draco Meteor 100.26 - 118.32% Earthquake 73.58 - 87.33%
Braviary (UU Choice Band) Outrage 101.16 - 119.29% Draco Meteor 85.96 - 101.75%
Kabutops (UU Support) Earthquake 102.77 - 121.91% Draco Meteor 95.37 - 113.27%
Azelf (UU Dual Screens) Outrage 103.67 - 122.03% Draco Meteor 87.28 - 102.82%
Crobat (UU Choice Band) Outrage 105.46 - 124.43% Draco Meteor 89.38 - 105.46%
Rotom-S (UU Choice) Outrage 106.19 - 125.61% Draco Meteor 91.32 - 107.43%
Clefable (UU Life Orb) Outrage 106.94 - 125.67% Earthquake 88.82 - 104.53%
Tauros (UU Life Orb [Intimidate]) Draco Meteor 105.82 - 125.68% Outrage 65.06 - 77.39%
Tauros (UU Life Orb) Draco Meteor 105.82 - 125.68% Outrage 97.94 - 115.75%
Froslass (UU Utility) Outrage 106.99 - 125.94% Draco Meteor 90.08 - 106.12%
Rotom-C (UU Choice Scarf) Outrage 106.63 - 126.14% Draco Meteor 90.45 - 106.63%
Rotom-H (UU Choice Specs) Outrage 106.63 - 126.14% Draco Meteor 90.45 - 106.63%
Arcanine (UU Offensive [Intimidate]) Earthquake 107.37 - 127.43% Draco Meteor 82 - 96.75%
Virizion (UU Calm Mind) Outrage 108.53 - 128.35% Fire Punch 68.29 - 80.79%
Porygon-Z (UU Agility) Outrage 109.55 - 128.95% Earthquake 90.74 - 107.16%
Xatu (UU Support) Outrage 109.88 - 129.34% Draco Meteor 63.17 - 74.85%
Shiftry (UU Swords Dance) Outrage 110.14 - 129.56% Draco Meteor 93.33 - 110.14%
Virizion (UU Swords Dance) Outrage 109.87 - 129.93% Fire Punch 69.13 - 81.79%
Krookodile (UU Choice Scarf) Outrage 110.87 - 130.51% Draco Meteor 93.35 - 109.96%
Rotom (UU Dual Screens) Outrage 111.18 - 130.92% Draco Meteor 95.06 - 112.17%
Qwilfish (UU Utility [Intimidate]) Draco Meteor 111.97 - 132.33% Earthquake 82.63 - 98.2%
Gallade (UU Bulk Up) Outrage 113.82 - 134.7% Earthquake 94.7 - 112.35%
Cobalion (UU Calm Mind) Earthquake 113.88 - 134.87% Draco Meteor 46.91 - 55.24%
Heracross (UU Substitute) Outrage 113.95 - 134.88% Draco Meteor 80.39 - 95.01%
Scyther (UU Choice Attacker) Outrage 115.65 - 137.01% Draco Meteor 98.93 - 117.43%
Yanmega (UU Life Orb) Draco Meteor 117.25 - 138.01% Outrage 98.72 - 117.25%
Gorebyss (UU Offensive) Draco Meteor 116.66 - 138.09% Outrage 104.36 - 122.61%
Porygon-Z (UU Nasty Plot) Outrage 117.62 - 138.46% Earthquake 97.43 - 115.06%
Tangrowth (UU Sweeper) Draco Meteor 117.3 - 138.7% Outrage 66.27 - 78.59%
Venomoth (UU QuiverPass) Outrage 118.95 - 140.23% Earthquake 98.54 - 116.61%
Scolipede (UU Swords Dance) Draco Meteor 120.22 - 141.98% Outrage 115.26 - 135.87%
Durant (UU Hone Claws) Fire Punch 120.93 - 143.02% Earthquake 79.45 - 94.57%
Ludicolo (UU Swords Dance) Outrage 121.52 - 143.04% Draco Meteor 77.48 - 91.39%
Tornadus (UU Bulk Up) Outrage 122.74 - 144.48% Draco Meteor 92.97 - 109.69%
Tornadus (UU Rain Dance) Outrage 122.74 - 144.48% Draco Meteor 103.34 - 121.73%
Lilligant (UU Quiver Dance) Outrage 123.13 - 145.19% Draco Meteor 104.62 - 123.13%
Lanturn (UU RestTalk) Earthquake 123.51 - 146.78% Outrage 74 - 87.62%
Qwilfish (UU Utility) Earthquake 124.55 - 147.9% Draco Meteor 111.97 - 132.33%
Azelf (UU Nasty Plot) Outrage 126.11 - 148.45% Draco Meteor 106.18 - 125.08%
Shiftry (UU Nasty Plot) Outrage 127.63 - 150.93% Draco Meteor 109 - 128.26%
Aerodactyl (UU Choice Band) Outrage 127.9 - 151.16% Draco Meteor 97.67 - 115.61%
Victreebel (UU Mixed Sun Sweeper) Draco Meteor 129.56 - 152.82% Outrage 128.57 - 152.15%
Froslass (UU Dedicated Lead) Outrage 130.6 - 153.73% Draco Meteor 109.96 - 129.53%
Ambipom (UU Choice Band) Outrage 131.27 - 155.32% Draco Meteor 110.65 - 131.27%
Gallade (UU Swords Dance) Outrage 131.63 - 155.78% Earthquake 109.52 - 129.93%
Medicham (UU Choice Band) Outrage 132.56 - 156.32% Draco Meteor 112.64 - 132.56%
Archeops (UU Acrobatics) Outrage 132.3 - 156.35% Draco Meteor 113.4 - 134.02%
Victini (UU Choice Band) Earthquake 134.31 - 158.65% Outrage 80.05 - 94.42%
Honchkrow (UU Life Orb) Outrage 134.31 - 158.65% Draco Meteor 113.48 - 134.31%
Victini (UU Choice Scarf) Earthquake 134.31 - 158.65% Outrage 80.05 - 94.42%
Omastar (UU Shell Smash) Earthquake 135.23 - 159.07% Draco Meteor 109.96 - 130.6%
Simipour (UU Nasty Plot Sweeper) Outrage 136.3 - 160.27% Draco Meteor 115.75 - 136.3%
Abomasnow (UU Placeholder) Fire Punch 136.13 - 160.43% Outrage 107.78 - 127.1%
Roserade (UU Spikes) Outrage 136.41 - 160.49% Earthquake 113.27 - 133.95%
Empoleon (UU Specially Defensive) Earthquake 135.48 - 160.75% Outrage 40.86 - 48.11%
Sceptile (UU Special Attacker) Outrage 137.23 - 162.41% Draco Meteor 93.97 - 111.7%
Sceptile (UU SubSeed) Outrage 137.72 - 162.98% Draco Meteor 94.3 - 111.03%
Weavile (UU Swords Dance) Outrage 137.72 - 162.98% Earthquake 114.59 - 135.94%
Sceptile (UU Swords Dance) Outrage 137.72 - 162.98% Draco Meteor 94.3 - 111.03%
Crawdaunt (UU Dragon Dance) Draco Meteor 138.51 - 163.7% Outrage 115.55 - 136.66%
Gallade (UU Choice) Outrage 139.2 - 164.74% Earthquake 115.82 - 137.41%
Rotom (UU Choice) Outrage 140.24 - 165.97% Draco Meteor 118.67 - 140.24%
Cinccino (UU Physical Attacker) Outrage 141.23 - 167.01% Draco Meteor 119.58 - 141.23%
Druddigon (UU Bulky Paralysis Shuffler) Draco Meteor 140.78 - 167.03% Outrage 117.59 - 139.38%
Galvantula (UU Special Attacker) Outrage 146.26 - 172.95% Draco Meteor 123.84 - 146.26%
Nidoqueen (UU Offensive) Earthquake 147.39 - 174.27% Outrage 88.72 - 104.33%
Arcanine (UU Sunny Day) Earthquake 149.32 - 176.15% Outrage 88.88 - 104.87%
Mienshao (UU Swords Dance) Outrage 151.66 - 179.33% Draco Meteor 142.8 - 169%
Mienshao (UU Choice Scarf) Outrage 151.66 - 179.33% Draco Meteor 128.41 - 151.66%
Mismagius (UU Nasty Plot) Outrage 156.87 - 185.49% Draco Meteor 84.35 - 100.38%
Swellow (UU Guts) Outrage 156.87 - 185.49% Draco Meteor 152.67 - 180.53%
Mismagius (UU Substitute + Calm Mind) Outrage 156.87 - 185.49% Draco Meteor 84.35 - 100.38%
Zoroark (UU Nasty Plot) Outrage 157.47 - 186.2% Draco Meteor 133.33 - 157.47%
Zoroark (UU All-Out Attacker) Outrage 157.47 - 186.2% Draco Meteor 149.42 - 176.24%
Ditto (UU REVENGE!) Outrage 161.33 - 189.66% Earthquake 134.33 - 158.66%
Bisharp (UU Swords Dance) Earthquake 161.26 - 190.49% Fire Punch 60.56 - 71.47%
Arcanine (UU Offensive) Earthquake 162.53 - 191.74% Outrage 96.75 - 114.15%
Empoleon (UU Agility) Earthquake 163.1 - 193.52% Outrage 49.19 - 57.92%
Empoleon (UU SubPetaya) Earthquake 163.63 - 194.15% Outrage 49.35 - 58.11%
Kabutops (UU Swords Dance) Earthquake 167.43 - 197.31% Draco Meteor 118.39 - 140.61%
Roserade (UU Offensive) Outrage 168.7 - 198.47% Earthquake 140.07 - 165.64%
Chandelure (UU Choice Specs) Earthquake 171.47 - 202.06% Outrage 101.71 - 120.61%
Smeargle (UU Spikes) Draco Meteor 172.22 - 203.17% Outrage 151.58 - 178.57%
Lanturn (UU SubCharge) Earthquake 175 - 205.94% Outrage 104.95 - 123.51%
Lanturn (UU Rain Dance) Earthquake 176.3 - 207.48% Outrage 105.73 - 124.43%
Raikou (UU Life Orb) Earthquake 178.19 - 210.59% Outrage 106.85 - 126.47%
Druddigon (UU Choice Band) Outrage 178.07 - 210.81% Draco Meteor 151.35 - 179.57%
Chandelure (UU SubSplit) Earthquake 179.49 - 211.51% Outrage 106.47 - 126.25%
Accelgor (UU Spikes Lead) Outrage 183.44 - 216.22% Draco Meteor 116.22 - 136.75%
Nidoking (UU Choice Scarf) Earthquake 185.47 - 219.47% Outrage 111.55 - 132.01%
Hitmonlee (UU Choice) Outrage 186.72 - 219.91% Earthquake 155.18 - 183.4%
Jynx (UU Calm Mind) Outrage 187.85 - 221.8% Earthquake 157 - 185.35%
Chandelure (UU Choice Scarf) Earthquake 191.18 - 225.28% Outrage 113.4 - 134.48%
Cryogonal (UU Rapid Spin) Outrage 192.73 - 226.74% Fire Punch 120.05 - 142.15%
Aggron (UU Autotomize) Earthquake 191.84 - 228.72% Draco Meteor 62.05 - 73.4%
Fraxure (UU Dragon Dance [Eviolite]) Draco Meteor 195.62 - 231.38% Outrage 178.46 - 210.58%
Kingdra (UU ChestoRest) Outrage 196.56 - 232.3% Draco Meteor 166.32 - 196.56%
Sharpedo (UU Special Attacker) Outrage 197.15 - 232.38% Draco Meteor 166.54 - 196.08%
Darmanitan (UU Choice Scarf) Earthquake 208.83 - 247.29% Outrage 125.92 - 148.14%
Flygon (UU Choice Band) Outrage 217.6 - 257.47% Draco Meteor 184.71 - 217.6%
Magneton (UU Steel Killer (Substitute)) Earthquake 219.38 - 258.16% Fire Punch 40.81 - 48.63%
Jynx (UU Nasty Plot) Outrage 221.69 - 261.76% Earthquake 185.29 - 218.75%
Houndoom (UU Nasty Plot) Earthquake 271.47 - 319.93% Outrage 161.85 - 191.06%
Fraxure (UU Dragon Dance) Draco Meteor 292.33 - 345.25% Outrage 267.51 - 314.96%
Houndoom (UU Mixed Attacker) Earthquake 302.06 - 355.67% Outrage 181.44 - 213.4%
Magneton (UU Choice Specs) Earthquake 349.07 - 414.39% Fire Punch 66.05 - 78.59%
Magneton (UU Choice Scarf) Earthquake 390.9 - 464.04% Fire Punch 73.96 - 88.01%
(I dunno where I got this calc but its still a bit surprising that it is guaranteed to OHKO Palkia)
 
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