LC Tyrunt

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Tyrunt @ Eviolite
Ability: Strong Jaw
Level: 5
EVs: 204 Atk / 60 Def / 212 Spe
Jolly Nature
- Dragon Dance
- Rock Blast
- Psychic Fangs
- Close Combat

Tyrunt is a trendy pick in LC due to it ripping apart many teams after a single Dragon Dance. Its coverage options align nicely against the common Fighting-, Poison-, and Steel-types found on nearly every team. With one boost, Tyrunt OHKOes Mienfoo, Mareanie, and Pawniard and outspeeds the most common Choice Scarf user, Porygon. As a result, Tyrunt generally only needs help weakening Pokemon neutral to its coverage, such as Frillish and Trapinch, but very bulky Pokemon like Onix and Ferroseed can survive a hit from full. Setup opportunities are not very difficult to come by against the common Natu, Koffing, and Fire-types, though they can all run status moves to defang the threat of Tyrunt. However, these Pokemon do not regularly opt for status moves over coverage options, allowing Tyrunt to find a place on more teams than before. Popular teammates for Tyrunt are concerned with boosting its consistency. Spreading burns with Larvesta and Koffing and using Memento Diglett are two popular methods of supporting it.

 

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Tyrunt @ Eviolite
Ability: Strong Jaw
Level: 5
EVs: 204 Atk / 60 Def / 212 Spe
Jolly Nature
- Dragon Dance
- Rock Blast
- Psychic Fangs
- Close Combat

Tyrunt is a vogue pick in LC due to ripping apart many teams after a only single Dragon Dance. Its coverage options aligns nicely against the common Fighting-, Poison-, and Steel-types found on nearly every team. (Provide specific examples here. Also worth mentioning that Tyrunt outspeeds and OHKOs scarf Pory somewhere) As a result Tyrunt generally only needs help weakening Pokemon neutral to its coverage, such as Frillish and Trapinch, but very bulky Pokemon like Onix can survive a hit from full. (Ferroseed too since this isn't fire fang) Set-up opportunities are not very difficult to come by against the common Natu, Koffing, or Fire-types, though they can all run status moves to defang the threat of Tyrunt. However, these Pokemon irregularly opt for these status moves over coverage options, allowing Tyrunt to find a place on more teams than before. Popular teammates for Tyrunt are concerned with boosting its consistency. Spreading burns with Larvesta and Koffing, and using Diglett for Memento support are two popular methods of supporting dedicated sweepers.

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Tyrunt @ Eviolite
Ability: Strong Jaw
Level: 5
EVs: 204 Atk / 60 Def / 212 Spe
Jolly Nature
- Dragon Dance
- Rock Blast
- Psychic Fangs
- Close Combat

Tyrunt is a vogue trendy pick in LC due to it ripping apart many teams after a only single Dragon Dance. Its coverage options aligns nicely against the common Fighting-, Poison-, and Steel-types found on nearly every team. With one boost, Tyrunt will OHKOes Mienfoo, Mareanie, and Pawniard while outspeeding and outspeeds the most common Choice Scarf user, Porygon. As a result,(AC) Tyrunt generally only needs help weakening Pokemon neutral to its coverage, such as Frillish and Trapinch, but very bulky Pokemon like Onix and Ferroseed can survive a hit from full. Set-up Setup opportunities are not very difficult to come by against the common Natu, Koffing, or and Fire-types,(AC) though they can all run status moves to defang the threat of Tyrunt. However, these Pokemon irregularly do not regularly opt for these status moves over coverage options, allowing Tyrunt to find a place on more teams than before. Popular teammates for Tyrunt are concerned with boosting its consistency. Spreading burns with Larvesta and Koffing,(RC) and using Diglett for Memento support Memento Diglett are two popular methods of supporting dedicated sweepers it.

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