National Dex Zoom Call Invader (Glare 3A Serp) [QC 2/2] [GP 1/1]

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[SET]
Glare + 3 Attacks (Serperior) @ Leftovers
Ability: Contrary
EVs: 252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe
IVs: 0 Atk
Timid Nature
- Leaf Storm
- Hidden Power Fire
- Dragon Pulse
- Glare

[SET COMMENTS]
Serperior provides both a potent sweeper that can snowball out of control and a Speed control option due to Glare. Thanks to Contrary combined with Leaf Storm, Serperior is able to muscle through foes like Toxapex and Gliscor with sheer power. Hidden Power Fire targets the Grass- and Steel-types that resist Leaf Storm, such as Ferrothorn, Mega Scizor, and Corviknight. Dragon Pulse hits Dragon-types that resist both Leaf Storm and Hidden Power Fire, notably Raging Bolt, Dragonite, and Kyurem. It also enables Serperior to break past Fire-types such as Mega Charizard Y, Moltres, and Iron Moth. Glare’s nigh guaranteed paralysis serves as great teamwide support, especially against faster Pokemon that Serperior’s teammates may have trouble dealing with otherwise, such as Zamazenta, Iron Valiant, and Dragonite. Leftovers improve Serperior's bulk, granting it better setup opportunities while notably preventing offensive Mega Scizor's Bullet Punch from 2HKOing it.

Glare Serperior fits on offensive teams that appreciate its high Speed, paralysis support with Glare, and ability to become a threat after a singular attack. Even though it has the ability to snowball out of control, without enough boosts, Serperior can still struggle against Fire-, Steel-, and Dragon-type Pokemon that resist Leaf Storm. These include Mega Charizard Y, Heatran, and Dragonite. Heatran resists all three of Serperior’s moves and is not deterred by Glare. Thus, Ground- and Fairy-type Pokemon that can dismantle them like Garchomp, Great Tusk, and Tapu Lele are great teammates. They also benefit greatly from Serperior’s Glare support hindering faster foes such as Zamazenta and Mega Lopunny. Serperior similarly struggles against bulkier foes such as Corviknight and Toxapex if it doesn't have enough boosts to muscle through them. Therefore, entry hazards that can continuously chip these Pokemon can better enable a late-game Serperior sweep; Pokemon that set them up include Mega Diancie, Landorus-T, and Ting-Lu. Serperior’s Contrary ability also deters Defog from Tornadus-T and Zapdos, as getting hit by it will give Serperior an evasion boost. Serperior offers paralysis support through Glare, which can shut down many potential threats that boost their Speed such as Dragonite, Kommo-o, and Iron Valiant. This helps facilitate its slower and stronger teammates, such as Great Tusk, Kingambit, and Mega Scizor. The former two threaten Galarian Slowking, while the latter handles opposing Dragon-types, both helping Serperior. Serperior’s ability to clean up a weakened team thanks to consecutive Leaf Storm boosts also make it a valued teammate on hyper offense teams with powerful wallbreakers such as Volcarona, Zamazenta, and Raging Bolt. Lastly, Serperior fits nicely on Sticky Web teams, since it shuts down faster threats such as Choice Band Weavile and Iron Moth, and Serperior punishes opposing Defog attempts.

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[SET]
Glare 3A Glare + 3 Attacks (Serperior) @ Leftovers
Ability: Contrary
EVs: 252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe
IVs: 0 Atk
Timid Nature
- Leaf Storm
- Hidden Power Fire
- Dragon Pulse
- Glare

[SET COMMENTS]
Glare Serperior serves as both a potent win condition that can snowball out of control and a speed control option thanks to Glare. Thanks to Contrary, every use of Leaf Storm raises Serperior’s Special Attack by two stages, allowing it to become even more threatening. Hidden Power Fire targets the Grass and Steel types that resist Leaf Storm, such as Ferrothorn, Mega Scizor, and Corviknight. Dragon Pulse hits the many Pokemon that resist both Leaf Storm and Hidden Power Fire, notably Raging Bolt, Dragonite, and Mega Charizard Y. Leftovers allows Serperior to attempt a Leaf Storm sweep several times in a game even after sustaining damage due to the amount of chances it has to gain passive recovery. Questionable as to whether this is the main reason since Leaf Storm's limited PP really limits how often you can go for this. It's more to do with giving it more opportunities to come in and paralyze something while staying as healthy as possible. You could word giving more sweeping opportunities as a side benefit but mention the PP limiation. Glare’s nigh guaranteed paralysis serves as great teamwide support, especially against faster Pokemon that Serperior’s teammates may have trouble dealing with otherwise, like Zamazenta. More examples please, there are many that could work here.

Glare Serperior fits on balance and offensive teams that appreciate its high speed, paralysis support with Glare, and ability to become a threat after a singular attack. Even though it has the ability to snowball out of control, without enough boosts, Serperior can still struggle to pick up on Fire, Steel, and Dragon-type Pokemon that resist Leaf Storm, including the aforementioned be specific here, some pokemon that resist leaf storm want nothing to do with Serp, like Ferro as well as Heatran, a Pokemon that resists all three of Serperior’s moves and is not deterred by Glare. Thus, Ground and Fairy-type Pokemon that can dismantle them like Garchomp, Great Tusk, and Tapu Lele are great teammates. The latter two all three of them do tbh also benefit greatly from Serperior’s Glare support hindering faster opponents. Even though Serperior can end up as a massive threat, it only has 75 base Special Attack, meaning it cannot immediately threaten KOs on many bulker targets such as Ting-Lu, Landorus-T, and Tapu Fini. I'm not a huge fan of these examples since Serp threatens them with fairly significant damage with just STAB Leaf Storm. Let's mention things like Gliscor or Corviknight instead. Therefore, entry hazards that can continuously chip these Pokemon can better enable an endgame Serperior sweep; Pokemon that can do that include Mega Diancie, Glimmora, and Ting-Lu. Serperior’s Contrary ability also deters Defog, as getting hit by it will give it an evasion boost. In return, Serperior offers paralysis support through Glare, which can shut down many potential threats that boost their speed such as Dragonite, Volcarona, and Iron Valiant. This helps faciliatate its slower and stronger teammates, such as Great Tusk, Kingambit, and Mega Scizor. Serperior’s ability to clean up a weakened team thanks to consecutive Leaf Storm boosts also make it a valued teammate with other potential threats that are able to break the opposing team down for it; examples include Volcarona, Roaring Moon, and Zamazenta.

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Good start but I'd like to have another look before I stamp it.
 
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[SET]
Glare + 3 Attacks (Serperior) @ Leftovers
Ability: Contrary
EVs: 252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe
IVs: 0 Atk
Timid Nature
- Leaf Storm
- Hidden Power Fire
- Dragon Pulse
- Glare

[SET COMMENTS]
Glare Serperior serves as both a potent win condition that can snowball out of control and a speed control option thanks to Glare. Thanks to Contrary, every use of Leaf Storm raises Serperior’s Special Attack by two stages, allowing it to become even more threatening. Hidden Power Fire targets the Grass and Steel types that resist Leaf Storm, such as Ferrothorn, Mega Scizor, and Corviknight. Dragon Pulse hits many Pokemon that resist both Leaf Storm and Hidden Power Fire, notably Raging Bolt, Dragonite, and Mega Charizard Y. Leftovers allows Serperior to have many opportunities to switch in and Glare the opposing Pokemon while staying as healthy as possible, as well as being able to attempt a Leaf Storm sweep several times in a game, although there is a PP limitation. Glare’s nigh guaranteed paralysis serves as great teamwide support, especially against faster Pokemon that Serperior’s teammates may have trouble dealing with otherwise, such as Zamazenta, Mega Charizard Y, would prefer if it was something that didn't OHKO serp since this trade usually won't be worth it with this set and Dragonite.

Glare Serperior fits on balance and offensive teams that appreciate its high speed, paralysis support with Glare, and ability to become a threat after a singular attack. Even though it has the ability to snowball out of control, without enough boosts, Serperior can still struggle to pick up on Fire, Steel, and Dragon-type Pokemon that resist Leaf Storm, including the Mega Charizard Y, Dragonite, and Heatran, a Pokemon that resists all three of Serperior’s moves and is not deterred by Glare. Thus, Ground and Fairy-type Pokemon that can dismantle them like Garchomp, Great Tusk, and Tapu Lele are great teammates. They also benefit greatly from Serperior’s Glare support hindering faster opponents. Even though Serperior can end up as a massive threat, it only has 75 base Special Attack, meaning it cannot immediately threaten KOs on many bulker targets such as Gliscor, Corviknight, and Toxapex. Therefore, entry hazards that can continuously chip these Pokemon can better enable an endgame Serperior sweep; Pokemon that can do that include Mega Diancie, Glimmora, and Ting-Lu. Serperior’s Contrary ability also deters Defog, as getting hit by it will give it an evasion boost. Serperior offers paralysis support through Glare, which can shut down many potential threats that boost their speed such as Dragonite, Volcarona, same comment as above and Iron Valiant. This helps faciliatate its slower and stronger teammates, such as Great Tusk, Kingambit, and Mega Scizor. Serperior’s ability to clean up a weakened team thanks to consecutive Leaf Storm boosts also make it a valued teammate with other potential threats that are able to break the opposing team down for it; examples include Volcarona, Roaring Moon, and Zamazenta.

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Very well implemented, QC 1/2
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[SET]
Glare + 3 Attacks (Serperior) @ Leftovers
Ability: Contrary
EVs: 252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe
IVs: 0 Atk
Timid Nature
- Leaf Storm
- Hidden Power Fire
- Dragon Pulse
- Glare

[SET COMMENTS]
Glare Serperior serves as both a potent win condition that can snowball out of control and a speed control option thanks to Glare. Thanks to Contrary, every use of Leaf Storm raises Serperior’s Special Attack by two stages, allowing it to become even more threatening this is dex info mostly, how is this good for serp tho? talk about how it lets it muscle through foes like gliscor, pex, and av lele ig. Hidden Power Fire targets the Grass and Steel types that resist Leaf Storm, such as Ferrothorn, Mega Scizor, and Corviknight Gholdengo. Dragon Pulse hits many Pokemon Dragon-types that resist both Leaf Storm and Hidden Power Fire, notably Raging Bolt, Dragonite, and Mega Charizard Y Roaring Moon. It also enables Serperior to break past Fire-types such as Mega Charizard Y, Moltres, and Iron Moth. Leftovers allows Serperior to have many opportunities to switch in and Glare the opposing Pokemon while staying as healthy as possible, as well as being able to attempt a Leaf Storm sweep several times in a game, although there is a PP limitation. seems like filler imo, could be summarised to smth like "Leftovers improves Serperior's bulk, granting it better setup oppurtunities, while notably preventing offensive Mega Scizor's Bullet Punch from 2HKOing Serperior." BUTTT this should be AFTER the glare mention not before cuz thats against analysis standard + kinda jarring anyways Glare’s nigh guaranteed paralysis serves as great teamwide support, especially against faster Pokemon that Serperior’s teammates may have trouble dealing with otherwise, such as Zamazenta, Iron Valiant, and Dragonite.

Glare Serperior fits on balance and sub serp is deffo better on balance offensive teams that appreciate its high speed, paralysis support with Glare, and ability to become a threat after a singular attack. Even though it has the ability to snowball out of control, without enough boosts, Serperior can still struggle to pick up on Fire, Steel, and Dragon-type Pokemon that resist Leaf Storm, including the Mega Charizard Y, Dragonite, and Heatran, a Pokemon that resists the latter resisting all three of Serperior’s moves and is not deterred by Glare. Thus, Ground and Fairy-type Pokemon that can dismantle them like Garchomp, Great Tusk, and Tapu Lele are great teammates. They also benefit greatly from Serperior’s Glare support hindering faster opponents such as?. Even though Serperior can end up as a massive threat, it only has 75 base Special Attack, meaning it cannot immediately threaten KOs on many bulkier targets such as Gliscor, Corviknight, and Toxapex. Therefore, entry hazards that can continuously chip these Pokemon can better enable an endgame Serperior sweep; Pokemon that can do that include Mega Diancie, Glimmora, and Ting-Lu personally would use lando over glimmora but up to u. Serperior’s Contrary ability also deters Defog, as getting hit by it will give it an evasion boost dex info + talk about how this lets serp maintain hazards for these teammates. Serperior offers paralysis support through Glare, which can shut down many potential threats that boost their speed such as Dragonite, Kommo-o, and Iron Valiant. This helps faciliatate its slower and stronger teammates, such as Great Tusk, Kingambit, and Mega Scizor any notable synergies that serp has with these guys? u could mention kingambit and tusk threatning glowking for serperior while msciz handles opposing dragon types. Serperior’s ability to clean up a weakened team thanks to consecutive Leaf Storm boosts also make it a valued teammate on hyper offense teams with other potential threats that are able to break the opposing team down for it; examples include Volcarona, Roaring Moon, and Zamazenta. powerful wallbreakers such as Volcarona, Roaring Moon, and Raging Bolt. u should prob have a sticky web mention cuz serp likes that to shut down faster threats like CB weavile and roaring moon

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[SET]
Glare + 3 Attacks (Serperior) @ Leftovers
Ability: Contrary
EVs: 252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe
IVs: 0 Atk
Timid Nature
- Leaf Storm
- Hidden Power Fire
- Dragon Pulse
- Glare

[SET COMMENTS]
Glare Serperior serves as both a potent win condition that can snowball out of control and a speed control option thanks to Glare. Thanks to Contrary combined with Leaf Storm, every use of Leaf Storm raises Serperior’s Special Attack by two stages, allowing it to Serperior is able to muscle through opponents like Toxapex and Gliscor with sheer power. Hidden Power Fire targets the Grass- and Steel-types (AH) that resist Leaf Storm, such as Ferrothorn, Mega Scizor, and Corviknight. Dragon Pulse hits Dragon-types that resist both Leaf Storm and Hidden Power Fire, notably Raging Bolt, Dragonite, and Kyurem. It also enables Serperior to break past Fire-types such as Mega Charizard Y, Moltres, and Iron Moth. Glare’s nigh guaranteed paralysis serves as great teamwide support, especially against faster Pokemon that Serperior’s teammates may have trouble dealing with otherwise, such as Zamazenta, Iron Valiant, and Dragonite. Leftovers improves Serperior's bulk, granting it better setup oppurtunities, while notably preventing offensive Mega Scizor's Bullet Punch from 2HKOing Serperior.

Glare Serperior fits on offensive teams that appreciate its high speed, paralysis support with Glare, and ability to become a threat after a singular attack. Even though it has the ability to snowball out of control, without enough boosts, Serperior can still struggle to pick up on against Fire-, Steel- (AH), and Dragon-type Pokemon that resist Leaf Storm, including the Mega Charizard Y, Dragonite, and Heatran, the latter resisting all three of Serperior’s moves and is not deterred by Glare. Thus, Ground and Fairy-type Pokemon that can dismantle them like Garchomp, Great Tusk, and Tapu Lele are great teammates. They also benefit greatly from Serperior’s Glare support hindering faster opponents such as Zamazenta and Mega Lopunny. Even though Serperior can end up as a massive threat, it only has 75 base Special Attack, meaning it cannot immediately threaten KOs on many bulker targets such as Gliscor, Corviknight, and Toxapex. Serperior similarly struggles against bulkier foes such as Corviknight and Toxapex without enough boosts to muscle through them. gliscor doesnt beat serp ngl Therefore, entry hazards that can continuously chip these Pokemon can better enable an endgame Serperior sweep; Pokemon that can do that include Mega Diancie, Landorus-T, and Ting-Lu. Serperior’s Contrary ability also deters Defog from Tornadus-T and Zapdos, as getting hit by it will give it an evasion boost. Serperior offers paralysis support through Glare, which can shut down many potential threats that boost their speed such as Dragonite, Kommo-o, and Iron Valiant. This helps faciliatate its slower and stronger teammates, such as Great Tusk, Kingambit, and Mega Scizor. The former two threaten Slowking-G while the latter handles opposing Dragon-types, both helping Serperior. Serperior’s ability to clean up a weakened team thanks to consecutive Leaf Storm boosts also make it a valued teammate on hyper offense teams with powerful wallbreakers such as Volcarona, Zamazenta, and Raging Bolt. Lastly, Serperior fits nicely on Sticky Web teams, since Webs shuts down faster threats such as Choice Band Weavile and Iron Moth, while Serperior punishes opposing Defog attempts.

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[SET]
Glare + 3 Attacks (Serperior) @ Leftovers
Ability: Contrary
EVs: 252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe
IVs: 0 Atk
Timid Nature
- Leaf Storm
- Hidden Power Fire
- Dragon Pulse
- Glare

[SET COMMENTS]
Serperior serves as provides both a potent win condition that can snowball out of control and a Speed control option thanks due to Glare. Thanks to Contrary combined with Leaf Storm, Serperior is able to muscle through opponents foes like Toxapex and Gliscor with sheer power. Hidden Power Fire targets the Grass- and Steel-types that resist Leaf Storm, such as Ferrothorn, Mega Scizor, and Corviknight. Dragon Pulse hits Dragon-types that resist both Leaf Storm and Hidden Power Fire, notably Raging Bolt, Dragonite, and Kyurem. It also enables Serperior to break past Fire-types such as Mega Charizard Y, Moltres, and Iron Moth. Glare’s nigh guaranteed paralysis serves as great teamwide support, especially against faster Pokemon that Serperior’s teammates may have trouble dealing with otherwise, such as Zamazenta, Iron Valiant, and Dragonite. Leftovers improves improve Serperior's bulk, granting it better setup oppurtunities (RC) opportunities while notably preventing offensive Mega Scizor's Bullet Punch from 2HKOing Serperior.

Glare Serperior fits on offensive teams that appreciate its high Speed, paralysis support with Glare, and ability to become a threat after a singular attack. Even though it has the ability to snowball out of control, without enough boosts, Serperior can still struggle against Fire-, Steel-, and Dragon-type Pokemon that resist Leaf Storm (RC) including. (AP) These include Mega Charizard Y, Dragonite Heatran, and Dragonite. (AP) Heatran (RC) the latter resisting specifically resists all three of Serperior’s moves and is not deterred by Glare. Thus, Ground- and Fairy-type Pokemon that can dismantle them like Garchomp, Great Tusk, and Tapu Lele are great teammates. They also benefit greatly from Serperior’s Glare support hindering faster opponents foes such as Zamazenta and Mega Lopunny. Serperior similarly struggles against bulkier foes such as Corviknight and Toxapex without enough boosts to muscle through them. Therefore, entry hazards that can continuously chip these Pokemon can better enable an endgame a late-game Serperior sweep; Pokemon that can do that include Mega Diancie, Landorus-T, and Ting-Lu. Serperior’s Contrary ability also deters Defog from Tornadus-T and Zapdos, as getting hit by it will give it Serperior an evasion boost. Serperior offers paralysis support through Glare, which can shut down many potential threats that boost their Speed such as Dragonite, Kommo-o, and Iron Valiant. This helps faciliatate facilitate its slower and stronger teammates, such as Great Tusk, Kingambit, and Mega Scizor. The former two threaten Slowking-G Galarian Slowking, (AC) while the latter handles opposing Dragon-types, both helping Serperior. Serperior’s ability to clean up a weakened team thanks to consecutive Leaf Storm boosts also make it a valued teammate on hyper offense teams with powerful wallbreakers such as Volcarona, Zamazenta, and Raging Bolt. Lastly, Serperior fits nicely on Sticky Web teams, since Webs it shuts down faster threats such as Choice Band Weavile and Iron Moth (RC) while Serperior punishes opposing Defog attempts.

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[SET]
Glare + 3 Attacks (Serperior) @ Leftovers
Ability: Contrary
EVs: 252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe
IVs: 0 Atk
Timid Nature
- Leaf Storm
- Hidden Power Fire
- Dragon Pulse
- Glare

[SET COMMENTS]
Serperior serves as both a potent win condition sweeper that can snowball out of control and a speed control option thanks due to Glare. Thanks to Contrary combined with Leaf Storm, Serperior is able to muscle through opponents foes like Toxapex and Gliscor with sheer power. Hidden Power Fire targets the Grass- and Steel-types that resist Leaf Storm, such as Ferrothorn, Mega Scizor, and Corviknight. Dragon Pulse hits Dragon-types that resist both Leaf Storm and Hidden Power Fire, notably Raging Bolt, Dragonite, and Kyurem. It also enables Serperior to break past Fire-types such as Mega Charizard Y, Moltres, and Iron Moth. Glare’s nigh guaranteed paralysis serves as great teamwide support, especially against faster Pokemon that Serperior’s teammates may have trouble dealing with otherwise, such as Zamazenta, Iron Valiant, and Dragonite. Leftovers improves Serperior's bulk, granting it better setup oppurtunities (RC) opportunities while notably preventing offensive Mega Scizor's Bullet Punch from 2HKOing Serperior it.

Glare Serperior fits on offensive teams that appreciate its high Speed, paralysis support with Glare, and ability to become a threat after a singular attack. Even though it has the ability to snowball out of control, without enough boosts, Serperior can still struggle against Fire-, Steel-, and Dragon-type Pokemon that resist Leaf Storm, including Mega Charizard Y, Dragonite Heatran, and Dragonite. (AP) Heatran (RC) the latter resisting resists all three of Serperior’s moves and is not deterred by Glare. Thus, Ground- and Fairy-type Pokemon that can dismantle them like Garchomp, Great Tusk, and Tapu Lele are great teammates. They also benefit greatly from Serperior’s Glare support hindering faster opponents foes such as Zamazenta and Mega Lopunny. Serperior similarly struggles against bulkier foes such as Corviknight and Toxapex without if it doesn't have enough boosts to muscle through them. Therefore, entry hazards that can continuously chip these Pokemon can better enable an endgame a late-game Serperior sweep; Pokemon that can do that set them up include Mega Diancie, Landorus-T, and Ting-Lu. Serperior’s Contrary ability also deters Defog from Tornadus-T and Zapdos, as getting hit by it will give it Serperior an evasion boost. Serperior offers paralysis support through Glare, which can shut down many potential threats that boost their Speed such as Dragonite, Kommo-o, and Iron Valiant. This helps faciliatate facilitate its slower and stronger teammates, such as Great Tusk, Kingambit, and Mega Scizor. The former two threaten Slowking-G Galarian Slowking, (AC) while the latter handles opposing Dragon-types, both helping Serperior. Serperior’s ability to clean up a weakened team thanks to consecutive Leaf Storm boosts also make it a valued teammate on hyper offense teams with powerful wallbreakers such as Volcarona, Zamazenta, and Raging Bolt. Lastly, Serperior fits nicely on Sticky Web teams, since Webs it shuts down faster threats such as Choice Band Weavile and Iron Moth, and while Serperior punishes opposing Defog attempts.

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