UU Weezing-Galar

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[SET]
name: Offensive
move 1: Sludge Bomb
move 2: Strange Steam
move 3: Fire Blast
move 4: Toxic Spikes / Defog
item: Black Sludge
ability: Levitate
nature: Modest
evs: 212 HP / 252 SpA / 44 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]

Galarian Weezing's fantastic offensive and defensive typing and respectable Special Attack stat allows it to serve as an offensive utility option for many teams. It also has good natural physical bulk, which lets it check a wide range of Pokemon such as Golisopod, Tsareena, and Flygon. Sludge Bomb allows Galarian Weezing to prevent a lot of its checks such as Celebi and Gardevoir from safely switching into it while also allowing it to 2HKO opposing Galarian Weezing. Fire Blast lets Galarian Weezing offensively check Escavalier and Doublade and punishes Bronzong for attempting to switch in. This set serves as an effective Toxic Spikes setter due to having a good matchup versus entry hazard removers such as Noivern, defensive Galarian Weezing, and Tsareena. Galarian Weezing can also serve as an effective Defogger, capable of finding opportunities to Defog by using its bulk and the switches it forces against Pokemon such as Incineroar, Umbreon, and Golisopod; however, it cannot beat most entry hazard setters such as Gigalith and Bronzong one-on-one. Toxic is an option that can punish switch-ins such as Mantine, Vaporeon, Chandelure, and Gigalith. Pain Split can be used to provide an extra source of recovery. Levitate allows Galarian Weezing to switch into Flygon and Rhyperior. 44 Speed EVs are used to outspeed Umbreon.

Due to its lack of reliable recovery, Galarian Weezing greatly appreciates Wish support from Pokemon such as Vaporeon and Umbreon. Both Pokemon can help to check Chandelure; furthermore, Umbreon can help check Psychic-types such as Reuniclus, Necrozma, and Espeon and appreciates Galarian Weezing being able to switch into Pokemon that can threaten it such as Choice Band Pangoro. Vaporeon, on the other hand, can check Pokemon such as Inteleon, Rhyperior, and Gigalith. Other bulky Water-types like Jellicent and Mantine can help check Lucario and Cobalion; Jellicent can also break walls with Taunt and Galarian Weezing's Toxic Spikes, while Mantine can offer Defog support and a Chandelure check. Incineroar is a great option, checking Chandelure and Celebi and providing a switch-in to Doublade and Escavalier. In return, it appreciates Galarian Weezing switching into Pokemon like Flygon and Sirfetch'd. Noivern can offensively check many threats to Galarian Weezing such as Cobalion, Lucario, and Roserade while being able to serve as an alternative Defog user. Steel-types like Bronzong and Escavalier can help to check Gardevoir, Roserade, and Celebi. Pokemon such as Celebi, Doublade, and the aforementioned Escavalier appreciate Galarian Weezing's Toxic Spikes support to help them break through opposing teams, crippling their checks like Umbreon and Milotic.

[SET]
name: Defensive
move 1: Strange Steam
move 2: Will-O-Wisp
move 3: Defog
move 4: Toxic / Flamethrower
item: Black Sludge
ability: Levitate
nature: Bold
evs: 252 HP / 212 Def / 44 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]

Physically defensive Galarian Weezing is a great check to Pokemon such as Sirfetch'd, Pangoro, and Rhyperior, and can even soft check Haxorus. Will-O-Wisp allows Galarian Weezing to burn Pokemon such as Rhyperior, Doublade, and Escavalier. Defensive Galarian Weezing can serve as an effective Defogger, as it is able to find many opportunities to remove entry hazards against opposing teams due to its good bulk. Toxic punishes switch-ins such as Milotic, Chandelure, and Mantine. Flamethrower can be used instead to directly threaten Steel-types such as Doublade and Escavalier. Galarian Weezing can also run other options such as Pain Split, especially on teams lacking Wish support, to offer more longevity, Aromatherapy to provide Cleric support to its team, and Protect to scout Choice item users like Chandelure and Gardevoir. Levitate allows Galarian Weezing to check Rhyperior and Flygon. 44 Speed EVs allow Galarian Weezing to outspeed Umbreon.

Defensive Galarian Weezing fits primarily on bulky offense and balance teams that benefit from the role compression and great physical bulk it provides. Noivern can help check threats to Galarian Weezing such as Roserade, Machamp, and Lucario, and in return it appreciates Galarian Weezing checking Rhyperior and Gigalith. Steel-types such as Escavalier, Doublade, and Cobalion can help to check Gardevoir; Escavalier can also check Roserade and Celebi, while Cobalion can provide Stealth Rock and a secondary Haxorus check. Incineroar and Gigalith can help check Chandelure and Ninetales, which can use defensive Galarian Weezing for free turns. Incineroar can also provide momentum and a check to Steel-types like Doublade and Escavalier, while Gigalith can help check Noivern and Gardevoir. Bulky Water-types such as Jellicent and Vaporeon can help to check Inteleon; Jellicent can further check Cobalion and Swords Dance Lucario, while Vaporeon can provide a Chandelure check and Wish passing. Machamp, Heliolisk, and Rotom-C can help to break bulky Water-types such as Milotic and Mantine that can wall Galarian Weezing. Machamp can also help to pressure opposing offensive Galarian Weezing, while Heliolisk appreciates Galarian Weezing checking Flygon. Rhyperior can provide a useful check to Toxtricity, which can switch in on defensive Galarian Weezing fairly easily for free breaking opportunities.

[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[Estarossa, 461329]]
- Quality checked by: [[Twilight, 344575], [Hilomilo, 313384]]
- Grammar checked by: [[A Cake Wearing A Hat, 388157]]
 
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[SET]
name: God Of UU (Offensive) Change
move 1: Sludge Bomb
move 2: Strange Steam
move 3: Fire Blast
move 4: Toxic / Defog / Toxic Spikes Unslash Toxic and swap Toxic Spikes and Defog around
item: Black Sludge
ability: Levitate
nature: Modest
evs: 212 HP / 252 SpA / 44 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]

Galarian Weezing's fantastic offensive and defensive typing, excellent physical defense, decent and respectable special attack stat and nearly-unresisted coverage allows it to serve as an very effective offensive utility option that is extremely easy to fit onto many types of for many teams. Now bring up how it has good natural physical bulk to check these, and cut the list of these examples down and can help check a wide range of Pokemon such as defensive Galarian Weezing, Golisopod, Sirfetch'd, Escavalier, and Flygon. Sludge Bomb allows Galarian Weezing to prevent a lot of its checks such as Celebi and Gardevoir from safely switching into it while also allowing it to 2HKO opposing Galarian Weezing. Fire Blast lets Galarian Weezing offensively check Escavalier and Doublade, and punishes Bronzong for attempting to switch in. Toxic is a fantastic option that can punish switch-ins such as Mantine, Vaporeon, Chandelure, and Gigalith. Galarian Weezing can also serve as an effective Defogger, capable of using its bulk and the switches it forces against Pokemon such as Incineroar, Umbreon, Sirfetch'd, and Golisopod, however it cannot beat most entry hazard setters like <...> one-on-one. It is also an effective Toxic Spikes setter due to having a good matchup versus entry hazard removers such as defensive Galarian Weezing, Noivern, Tsareena, however, it will struggle to keep them up in matchups against Roserade and Mantine. Shadow Ball can be run over Fire Blast on teams that don't appreciate letting Chandelure in freely, however it prevents Galarian Weezing from being able to check Escavalier. Move this to the end of mentions On bulkier teams that can handle Doublade and Escavalier sufficiently and appreciate the role compression, Galarian Weezing can run a second utility move instead of Fire Blast to free up moveslots on teammates such as Noivern, while keeping the offensive presence that a defensive set would lack. When doing this, Galarian Weezing can also consider options such as Aromatherapy, Protect to scout Choice item users such as Chandelure and Gardevoir and gain extra recovery, and Pain Split to provide an extra source of recovery when forcing switches against Pokemon such as Umbreon. Add a line on Toxic here. Levitate is the preferred ability, allowing Galarian Weezing to switch into Flygon and check Mamoswine in a pinch, however on teams that are especially Machamp weak and have other Ground-type immunities, Neutralizing Gas can be used to check Machamp. Remove this 44 Speed EVs are used to outspeed Umbreon, allowing Galarian Weezing to use its utility moves before it can be affected by Taunt.

Due to its lack of reliable recovery, Galarian Weezing greatly appreciates Wish support from Pokemon such as Vaporeon and Umbreon. Both Pokemon can help to check Chandelure; furthermore Umbreon can help check Psychic-types such as Sigilyph, Necrozma, and Espeon and appreciates Galarian Weezing being able to switch into Pokemon such as Choice Band Sirfetch'd and Pangoro that can threaten it, while Vaporeon can check Pokemon such as Inteleon, Rhyperior, and Gigalith. Please split this sentence into two Other bulky Water-types such as Jellicent, Milotic, and Mantine can help to check Mamoswine; Jellicent can also check Cobalion and Swords Dance Lucario and help break opposing teams with Taunt and Galarian Weezing's Toxic or Toxic Spikes support, Mantine can provide Defog support and check Lucario, Doublade, Chandelure, and Cobalion sets lacking Stone Edge or Volt Switch, while Milotic can check Taunt Noivern and Chandelure. So I personally think there is just too much written for these three, remove the Milotic mention and just crop down the list of things X Mon checks Incineroar is a great option on more offensive teams, checking Chandelure and Celebi and providing an answer to Doublade and Escavalier that can directly switch in on them. In return it appreciates Galarian Weezing switching into Flygon and Sirfetch'd for it. Noivern can offensively check many threats to Galarian Weezing such as Cobalion, Lucario, Roserade, Celebi, and Machamp. Again why are you listing 5 Pokemon It can also serve as an alternative Defog user, and can use the combination of Taunt + Toxic to break throug many of Galarian Weezing's checks such as bulky Water-types lacking Ice Beam, and Gigalith. We aren't slashing Toxic on Noivern so remove this.

You should mention partners like Escavalier and Bronzong that can help deal with Roserade
List some breakers/sweepers that appreciate Weezing's Toxic Spikes support like Celebi
Don't make this too long.


[SET]
name: hot trash (Defensive) Change
move 1: Strange Steam
move 2: Will-O-Wisp
move 3: Defog
move 4: Toxic / Flamethrower / Sludge Bomb unslash sludge bomb
item: Black Sludge
ability: Levitate
nature: Bold
evs: 252 HP / 212 Def / 44 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]

Galarian Weezing can also run a more physically defensive set that allows it to defensively Physically defensive Galarian Weezing is a great check to Pokemon such as Mamoswine and Haxorus to an extent, while dealing with Pokemon such as Sirfetch'd, Pangoro, Noivern, and Rhyperior more reliably. Again you list too much and how does being phys def make it check Noivern any better... Will-O-Wisp allows Galarian Weezing to burn Pokemon such as Rhyperior, Mamoswine, Doublade, and Escavalier. Defensive Galarian Weezing can serve as an effective Defogger, being able to find more opportunities to remove entry hazards against opposing teams due to its improved bulk. Toxic punishes switch-ins such as Milotic, Chandelure, and Mantine. Flamethrower can be used instead to directly threaten Steel-types such as Doublade and Escavalier. Sludge Bomb and Shadow Ball can also be used to punish switch-ins to Pokemon such as Gardevoir and Chandelure respectively. Defensive Galarian Weezing's moveset is very customisable, and it can viably run many move combinations to fit a teams needs however, it can also consider moves such as Pain Split, especially on teams lacking Wish support, letting it have more longevity and punish switch-ins such as Mantine, Aromatherapy to provide cleric support, and Protect to scout Choice item users such as Chandelure, Gardevoir, and Espeon. Shorten this to just say how it can run other options such as Pain Split and Aroma, don't go overboard with how much you write on it. Levitate is preferred to allow Galarian Weezing to check Mamoswine and Flygon, however Neutralizing Gas is an option to check Machamp on teams that can handle Mamoswine very well. Same as above 44 Speed EVs allow Galarian Weezing to outspeed Umbreon.

Defensive Galarian Weezing fits primarily on teams that benefit from the role compression, increased bulk, and ability to check Mamoswine it provides over Offensive Galarian Weezing. Don't compare sets, you do that a lot in the para above so remove any parts where you relate them Noivern can help check threats to Galarian Weezing such as Roserade, Machamp, and Lucario, and in return appreciates the support with Mamoswine provided. ? I assume you are saying it appreciates Weezing checking Mamo so reword this to make sense Steel-types such as Escavalier, Doublade, and Cobalion can help to check Gardevoir; Escavalier can also check Roserade and Celebi, Cobalion can provide Stealth Rock and a secondary Mamoswine and Haxorus check, and all appreciate Galarian Weezing crippling their checks such as Milotic with Toxic and clearing potential burns with Aromatherapy, allowing them to more easily break opposing teams with Swords Dance. Incineroar and Gigalith can help check Chandelure and Ninetales, which can use defensive Galarian Weezing for free turns. Incineroar can also provide momentum and a secondary check to Steel-types like Doublade and Escavalier, while Gigalith can help check Noivern and Gardevoir and cancel the Sun provided by Ninetales when facing Sun teams. Bulky Water-types such as Jellicent and Vaporeon can help to check Inteleon; Jellicent can further check Cobalion and Swords Dance Lucario, while Vaporeon can provide a Chandelure check and Wish passing. Machamp, Heliolisk, and Rotom-Mow can help to break bulky Water-types such as Milotic and Mantine that can wall Galarian Weezing. Machamp can also help to pressure opposing offensive Galarian Weezing, while Rotom-Mow and Heliolisk in return appreciate Galarian Weezing checking Mamoswine and Flygon respectively.

Add a line on Rhyperior checking Toxtricity for it, this mon is defo a bigger issue for this set.

[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[Estarossa, 461329]]
- Quality checked by: [[, ], [, ]]
- Grammar checked by: [[, ]]
So where you have made lists of things it checks, cut that down to 3 max. You do this far too much. 1/2 when done
 
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[SET]
name: Offensive
move 1: Sludge Bomb
move 2: Strange Steam
move 3: Fire Blast
move 4: Toxic Spikes / Defog
item: Black Sludge
ability: Levitate
nature: Modest
evs: 212 HP / 252 SpA / 44 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]

Galarian Weezing's fantastic offensive and defensive typing and respectable special attack stat allows it to serve as an offensive utility option for many teams. It also has good natural physical bulk that lets it check a range of Pokemon such as Golisopod, Sirfetch'dTsareena (fetch'd is kinda bad now), and Flygon. Sludge Bomb allows Galarian Weezing to prevent a lot of its checks such as Celebi and Gardevoir from safely switching into it while also allowing it to 2HKO opposing Galarian Weezing. Fire Blast lets Galarian Weezing offensively check Escavalier and Doublade, and punishes Bronzong for attempting to switch in. It serves as an effective Toxic Spikes setter due to having a good matchup versus entry hazard removers such as defensive Galarian Weezing, Noivern, Tsareena, however, it will struggle to keep them up in matchups against Roserade and Mantine.Don't think this is super necessary info and this analysis could use some whittling down. Galarian Weezing can also serve as an effective Defogger, capable of using its bulk and the switches it forces against Pokemon such as Incineroar, Umbreon, Sirfetch'd, and Golisopod, however it cannot beat most entry hazard setters such as Gigalith and Bronzong one-on-one. Pain Split can be used to provide an extra source of recovery when forcing switches against Pokemon such as Umbreon. Toxic is an option that can punish switch-ins such as Mantine, Vaporeon, Chandelure, and Gigalith. Mention this before Pain Split Shadow Ball is a niche option over Fire Blast on teams that don't appreciate letting Chandelure in freely, however it prevents Galarian Weezing from being able to check Escavalier. I think Shadow Ball is too niche at this point for a moves mention. Levitate is the preferred ability, allowing Galarian Weezing to switch into Flygon consider adding Rhyperior/Gigalith here as well. 44 Speed EVs are used to outspeed Umbreon.

Due to its lack of reliable recovery, Galarian Weezing greatly appreciates Wish support from Pokemon such as Vaporeon and Umbreon. Both Pokemon can help to check Chandelure; furthermore Umbreon can help check Psychic-types such as SigilyphReuniclus, Necrozma, and Espeon and appreciates Galarian Weezing being able to switch into Pokemon such as Choice Band Sirfetch'd find a different example here and Pangoro that can threaten it. Vaporeon can instead check Pokemon such as Inteleon, Rhyperior, and Gigalith. Other bulky Water-types such as Jellicent and Mantine are good options; Jellicent can check Cobalion and Swords Dance Lucario and help to break with Taunt and Galarian Weezing's Toxic Spikes, while Mantine can provide Defog support and check Lucario, Doublade, and Chandelure. Find a way to condense this sentence as both listed Pokemon roughly check the same threats for Weezing. Incineroar is a great option, checking Chandelure and Celebi and providing an answer to Doublade and Escavalier that can directly switch in on them. In return it appreciates Galarian Weezing switching into Flygon and Sirfetch'd for it. Noivern can offensively check many threats to Galarian Weezing such as Cobalion, Lucario, and Roserade, while being able to serve as an alternative Defog user. Steel-types like Bronzong and Escavalier can help to check Gardevoir, Roserade, and Celebi. Pokemon such as Celebi, Doublade, and the aforementioned Escavalier appreciate Galarian Weezing's Toxic Spikes support to help them break through opposing teams, crippling their checks like Umbreon, and Milotic.

[SET]
name: Defensive
move 1: Strange Steam
move 2: Will-O-Wisp
move 3: Defog
move 4: Toxic / Flamethrower
item: Black Sludge
ability: Levitate
nature: Bold
evs: 252 HP / 212 Def / 44 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]

Physically defensive Galarian Weezing is a great check to Pokemon such as Sirfetch'd, Pangoro, and Rhyperior, and can even soft check Haxorus. Will-O-Wisp allows Galarian Weezing to burn Pokemon such as Rhyperior, Doublade, and Escavalier. Defensive Galarian Weezing can serve as an effective Defogger, being able to find more opportunities to remove entry hazards against opposing teams due to its improved bulk. Toxic punishes switch-ins such as Milotic, Chandelure, and Mantine. Flamethrower can be used instead to directly threaten Steel-types such as Doublade and Escavalier. Galarian Weezing can also run other options such as Pain Split, especially on teams lacking Wish support, to offer more longevity, Aromatherapy, Protect to scout Choice item users like Chandelure and Gardevoir, and Shadow Ball on teams that don't appreciate letting Chandelure in for free. Consider adding a quick explanation as to how Aromatherapy can be useful since you've done that for its other move options. Levitate is the preferred ability to allow Galarian Weezing to check Rhyperior and Flygon. 44 Speed EVs allow Galarian Weezing to outspeed Umbreon.

Defensive Galarian Weezing fits primarily on teams mention a specific archetype or two here that benefit from the role compression and great physical wall it provides. Noivern can help check threats to Galarian Weezing such as Roserade, Machamp, and Lucario, and in return appreciates Galarian Weezing checking Rhyperior and Gigalith. Steel-types such as Escavalier, Doublade, and Cobalion can help to check Gardevoir; Escavalier can also check Roserade and Celebi, Cobalion can provide Stealth Rock and a secondary Haxorus check, and all appreciate Galarian Weezing crippling their checks such as Milotic with Toxic. Incineroar and Gigalith can help check Chandelure and Ninetales, which can use defensive Galarian Weezing for free turns. Incineroar can also provide momentum and a secondary the word secondary implies that Weezing itself is a sturdy Steel-type check check to Steel-types like Doublade and Escavalier, while Gigalith can help check Noivern and Gardevoir. Bulky Water-types such as Jellicent and Vaporeon can help to check Inteleon; Jellicent can further check Cobalion and Swords Dance Lucario, while Vaporeon can provide a Chandelure check and Wish passing. Machamp, Heliolisk, and Rotom-Mow can help to break bulky Water-types such as Milotic and Mantine that can wall Galarian Weezing. Machamp can also help to pressure opposing offensive Galarian Weezing, while Heliolisk appreciates Galarian Weezing checking Flygon. Rhyperior can provide a useful check to Toxtricity, which can switch in on defensive Galarian Weezing fairly easily for free breaking opportunities.

Your content here is good but moving forward you don't need to specifically mention what each listed teammate does for the Pokemon in question. This can often leave a slightly overwhelming amount of content and it's easier to keep things simple and condensed some time. At times try only specifically mentioning what a teammate can do for the Pokemon you're writing about if they make for a particularly strong partner, which can help cut back on the writing load.

[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[Estarossa, 461329]]
- Quality checked by: [[Twilight, 344575], [, ]]
- Grammar checked by: [[, ]]
Good job as usual! 2/2
 

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[SET]
name: Offensive
move 1: Sludge Bomb
move 2: Strange Steam
move 3: Fire Blast
move 4: Toxic Spikes / Defog
item: Black Sludge
ability: Levitate
nature: Modest
evs: 212 HP / 252 SpA / 44 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]

Galarian Weezing's fantastic offensive and defensive typing and respectable special attack Special Attack stat allows it to serve as an offensive utility option for many teams. It also has good natural physical bulk that, (AC) which lets it check a wide range of Pokemon such as Golisopod, Tsareena, and Flygon. Sludge Bomb allows Galarian Weezing to prevent a lot of its checks such as Celebi and Gardevoir from safely switching into it while also allowing it to 2HKO opposing Galarian Weezing. Fire Blast lets Galarian Weezing offensively check Escavalier and Doublade, (RC) and punishes Bronzong for attempting to switch in. It This set serves as an effective Toxic Spikes setter due to having a good matchup versus entry hazard removers such as defensive Galarian Weezing, Noivern, defensive Galarian Weezing, and Tsareena. Galarian Weezing can also serve as an effective Defogger, capable of finding opportunities to Defog by using its bulk and the switches it forces against Pokemon such as Incineroar, Umbreon, and Golisopod, (RC) however; (ASC) however, it cannot beat most entry hazard setters such as Gigalith and Bronzong one-on-one. Toxic is an option that can punish switch-ins such as Mantine, Vaporeon, Chandelure, and Gigalith. Pain Split can be used to provide an extra source of recovery. Levitate is the preferred ability, allowing allows Galarian Weezing to switch into Flygon and Rhyperior. 44 Speed EVs are used to outspeed Umbreon.

Due to its lack of reliable recovery, Galarian Weezing greatly appreciates Wish support from Pokemon such as Vaporeon and Umbreon. Both Pokemon can help to check Chandelure; furthermore, (AC) Umbreon can help check Psychic-types such as Reuniclus, Necrozma, and Espeon and appreciates Galarian Weezing being able to switch into Pokemon that can threaten it such as Choice Band Pangoro that can threaten it. Vaporeon, (AC) on the other hand, can instead check Pokemon such as Inteleon, Rhyperior, and Gigalith. Other bulky Water-types like Jellicent and Mantine can help check Lucario and Cobalion; Jellicent can also help to break walls with Taunt and Galarian Weezing's Toxic Spikes, while Mantine can offer Defog support and a Chandelure check. Incineroar is a great option, checking Chandelure and Celebi and providing an answer a switch-in to Doublade and Escavalier that can directly switch in on them. In return, (AC) it appreciates Galarian Weezing switching into Pokemon like Flygon and Sirfetch'd for it. Noivern can offensively check many threats to Galarian Weezing such as Cobalion, Lucario, and Roserade, (RC) while being able to serve as an alternative Defog user. Steel-types like Bronzong and Escavalier can help to check Gardevoir, Roserade, and Celebi. Pokemon such as Celebi, Doublade, and the aforementioned Escavalier appreciate Galarian Weezing's Toxic Spikes support to help them break through opposing teams, crippling their checks like Umbreon, (RC) and Milotic.

[SET]
name: Defensive
move 1: Strange Steam
move 2: Will-O-Wisp
move 3: Defog
move 4: Toxic / Flamethrower
item: Black Sludge
ability: Levitate
nature: Bold
evs: 252 HP / 212 Def / 44 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]

Physically defensive Galarian Weezing is a great check to Pokemon such as Sirfetch'd, Pangoro, and Rhyperior, and can even soft check Haxorus. Will-O-Wisp allows Galarian Weezing to burn Pokemon such as Rhyperior, Doublade, and Escavalier. Defensive Galarian Weezing can serve as an effective Defogger, being able to find more as it is able to find many opportunities to remove entry hazards against opposing teams due to its improved good bulk. Toxic punishes switch-ins such as Milotic, Chandelure, and Mantine. Flamethrower can be used instead to directly threaten Steel-types such as Doublade and Escavalier. Galarian Weezing can also run other options such as Pain Split, especially on teams lacking Wish support, to offer more longevity, Aromatherapy to provide Cleric support to its team, and Protect to scout Choice item users like Chandelure and Gardevoir. Levitate is the preferred ability to allow allows Galarian Weezing to check Rhyperior and Flygon. 44 Speed EVs allow Galarian Weezing to outspeed Umbreon.

Defensive Galarian Weezing fits primarily on bulky offense and balance teams that benefit from the role compression and great physical wall bulk it provides. Noivern can help check threats to Galarian Weezing such as Roserade, Machamp, and Lucario, and in return it appreciates Galarian Weezing checking Rhyperior and Gigalith. Steel-types such as Escavalier, Doublade, and Cobalion can help to check Gardevoir; Escavalier can also check Roserade and Celebi, while Cobalion can provide Stealth Rock and a secondary Haxorus check. Incineroar and Gigalith can help check Chandelure and Ninetales, which can use defensive Galarian Weezing for free turns. Incineroar can also provide momentum and a check to Steel-types like Doublade and Escavalier, while Gigalith can help check Noivern and Gardevoir. Bulky Water-types such as Jellicent and Vaporeon can help to check Inteleon; Jellicent can further check Cobalion and Swords Dance Lucario, while Vaporeon can provide a Chandelure check and Wish passing. Machamp, Heliolisk, and Rotom-Mow Rotom-C can help to break bulky Water-types such as Milotic and Mantine that can wall Galarian Weezing. Machamp can also help to pressure opposing offensive Galarian Weezing, while Heliolisk appreciates Galarian Weezing checking Flygon. Rhyperior can provide a useful check to Toxtricity, which can switch in on defensive Galarian Weezing fairly easily for free breaking opportunities.

[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[Estarossa, 461329]]
- Quality checked by: [[Twilight, 344575], [Hilomilo, 313384]]
- Grammar checked by: [[A Cake Wearing A Hat, 388157]]

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