OU Paldean Tauros-F

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[SET]
name: Defensive
move 1: Will-O-Wisp
move 2: Body Press
move 3: Raging Bull
move 4: Protect
item: Leftovers / Heavy-Duty Boots
tera type: Flying
ability: Intimidate
nature: Impish
evs: 252 HP / 4 Atk / 252 Def

[SET COMMENTS]
Paldean Tauros-F’s unique defensive typing with Intimidate allows it to act as a capable defensive pivot against prominent physical attackers like Kingambit and Meowscarada. Will-O-Wisp cripples physical attackers like Great Tusk, Dragonite, and Roaring Moon on the switch-in to prevent an otherwise losing matchup. Body Press is a powerful attack on Tauros-F, as it has the power to OHKO Greninja, Kingambit and Meowscarada. It also has a chance to OHKO Roaring Moon while dealing notable damage to Garganacl and Ting-Lu. Raging Bull hits foes like Breloom and Gholdengo while removing Light Screen and Reflect against offensive teams. Protect lets Paldean Tauros-F stall for Will-O-Wisp damage and grants it Leftovers recovery while scouting moves from Choice-locked foes like Dragapult and Walking Wake. Leftovers is its only source of recovery, helping it more consistently switch into resisted attacks. Heavy-Duty Boots helps Paldean Tauros-F more easily switch into U-turn from pivots like Meowscarada and Roaring Moon while synergizing well with Tera Flying to remove the Stealth Rock weakness. Heavy-Duty Boots can be more easily opted out of for Leftovers on teams with sufficient entry hazard control. Intimidate allows it to more easily take neutral hits from its checks, such as Roaring Moon’s Dragon Claw and Meowscarada’s Play Rough. Tera Flying is the preferred Tera type for granting Paldean Tauros-F resistance to Fighting and an immunity to Ground while keeping its resistances to Bug and Grass intact, allowing it to check foes like Garchomp and Great Tusk. If opting to run Leftovers, Tera Flying also grants the benefit of an immunity to all entry hazards, apart from Stealth Rock, which becomes a more inconvenient weakness. A physically defensive EV spread maximizes Paldean Tauros-F’s potential to check prominent Dark-types like Roaring Moon while alleviating passivity with a more powerful Body Press.

Paldean-F works well on many balance and bulky offense teams because of its solid defenses and lack of passivity. Due to its ability to check Dark-types like Roaring Moon and Kingambit, Tauros-F makes a great partner to Ghost-types like Dragapult and Gholdengo. In return, Dragapult can put pressure on Paldean Tauros-F’s checks, such as Dondozo and Garchomp, and Gholdengo checks status-spreading foes like Rotom-W and Toxapex. Water-types like Slowking and Greninja also appreciate Paldean Tauros-F checking Meowscarada and Breloom while countering offensive Water types like Quaquaval that can threaten Paldean Tauros-F. They can also help check Cinderace and Baxcalibur more reliably. If running Leftovers, hazard removal from allies like Corviknight and Great Tusk is appreciated. Corviknight is an especially good partner for its ability to hard counter offensive Ground-types like Great Tusk. Additionally, Great Tusk can pressure foes like Toxapex and Clodsire. Hazard setters like Ting-Lu and Great Tusk can aid the offensive pressure Paldean Tauros-F can exert by making it more difficult to switch into a typical check like Toxapex or Dragapult. Great Tusk does this job well by removing Heavy-Duty Boots from foes like Slowking, while Ting-Lu can check foes like Dragapult, Iron Moth, and bulky Volcarona.

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- Written by: [[BreloomBuddy, 619748]]
- Quality checked by: [[BT89, 487308], [[Estarossa, 619748]]
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[SET]
name: Defensive
move 1: Will-O-Wisp
move 2: Body Press
move 3: Raging Bull
move 4: Protect
item: Heavy-Duty Boots
tera type: Flying
ability: Intimidate
nature: Impish
evs: 252 HP / 4 Atk / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Tauron-F’s unique defensive profile allows it to act as a capable defensive pivot against prominent physical attackers like Kingambit, Meowscarada, and Roaring Moon by switching into resisted attacks and activating Intimidate mention this in the first part of the sentence, something among the lines of "tauros-f's unique defensive typing and access to intimidate...". Dual STABs of Fighting and Fire give Tauros-F great coverage to offensively pressure it’s checks like Kingambit and Breloom, making it much less passive. make a separate sentence about raging bull after this body press section, this is kinda just fluff Body Press is an especially good attack on Tauros-F, as it has the power to OHKO Greninja, which could otherwise switch into it safely, as well as Kingambit and Meowscarada. It also has a chance to OHKO Roaring Moon, while dealing notable damage to Garganacl and Ting-Lu. Wil-O-Wisp can cripple physical attackers like Great Tusk and Dragonite on the switch to prevent an otherwise losing matchup. put this in front of body press, you always want to have the move in the order of the set Protect lets Tauros-F stall for Wil-O-Wisp chip and Leftovers recovery while scouting an opponent’s move. A physically defensive EV spread maximizes Tauros-F’s potential to check prominent Dark-types like Roaring Moon while alleviating passivity with a more powerful Body Press. Due to a lack of resistance to hazards and poor longevity, Tauros-F generally relies on Heavy-Duty Boots to consistently switch into its checks, but if longevity is a key issue for Tauros-F’s team, Leftovers can be run instead you can also mention that lefties wants strong hazard control. Intimidate is Tauros-F’s best ability, as it fluff allows it to more easily take neutral hits from its checks, such as Roaring Moon’s Dragon Claw and Meowscarada’s Play Rough. Tera Flying is the preferred Tera Type for granting Tauros-F resistance to Fighting and an immunity to Ground, while keeping its resistances to Bug and Grass intact, allowing it to check foes like Garchomp and Great Tusk more reliably. If opting to run Leftovers, Tera Flying also grants the benefit of an immunity to all hazards, apart from Stealth Rock, which becomes an a more inconvenient weakness. you already say it doesnt like hazards, so i just figured this fits better

Tauros-F works well on many balance and bulky offense teams as of its side solid defenses and lack of passivity. Due to its ability to counter Dark-types like Roaring Moon and Kingambit, Tauros-F makes a great partner to Ghost-types like Dragapult and Gholdengo. In specific, Dragapult can put pressure on Tauros-F’s checks, such as Dondozo and Garchomp. mention gholdengo's benefits, i.e. blocking status from things like pex washtom and amoong Water-types like Slowking and Greninja also appreciate Meowscarada and Breloom being checked while countering offensive Water types like Quaquaval and opposing Greninja that can threaten Tauros-F, while stacking resistances to Fire and Ice, allowing Volcarona, both the waters you mentioned cannot check volc Cinderace, and Baxcalibur and the like to be checked much more reliably. If running Leftovers, hazard removal from allies like Corviknight and Great Tusk is appreciated. Corviknight is an especially good partner for its ability to hard counter offensive Ground-types like Great Tusk.

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- Written by: [[BreloomBuddy, 619748]]
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qc 1/2 once implemented, great job!
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[SET]
name: Defensive
move 1: Will-O-Wisp fix typo here
move 2: Body Press
move 3: Raging Bull
move 4: Protect
item: Leftovers / Heavy-Duty Boots
tera type: Flying
ability: Intimidate
nature: Impish
evs: 252 HP / 4 Atk / 252 Spe
evs: 252 HP / 4 Atk / 252 Def

[SET COMMENTS]
Tauron-F’s unique defensive typing with Intimidate allows it to act as a capable defensive pivot against prominent physical attackers like Kingambit, Meowscarada, and Roaring Moon. Wil-O-Wisp typo again (not gonna point this out each time after but just fix them all please) can cripple physical attackers like Great Tusk and Dragonite on the switch to prevent an otherwise losing matchup. worth pointing out how this assists it with dd roaring moon too Body Press is a powerful attack on Tauros-F, as it has the power to OHKO Greninja, which could otherwise switch into it safely, as well as Kingambit and Meowscarada. It also has a chance to OHKO Roaring Moon, while dealing notable damage to Garganacl and Ting-Lu. Raging Bull hits foes like Breloom and Gholdengo more consistently than Body Press. Could bring up its ability to clear the niche screens too as a potential side benefit. Protect lets Tauros-F stall for Wil-O-Wisp chip and Leftovers recovery while scouting an opponent’s move. Set has boots so this isn't consistent with the rest of the writing here. Slash leftovers really to them bring up this as a side benefit, you can also mention the ability to scout choice users like dragapult and walking wake too. A physically defensive EV spread maximizes Tauros-F’s potential to check prominent Dark-types like Roaring Moon while alleviating passivity with a more powerful Body Press. This is again inconsistent with the spread here, the spread on the set should be changed to 252 HP / 4 Atk / 252 Def to reflect this. Due to a lack of resistance to hazards and poor longevity, Tauros-F generally relies on Heavy-Duty Boots to consistently switch into its checks, but if longevity is a key issue for Tauros-F’s team, Leftovers can be run instead. Issue is oversold a little as Boots and Leftovers tend to perform similarly if only facing down rocks or a single layer spikes, leftovers can potentially out-do thanks to protect too. Worth mentioning more how boots synergises better with tera flying and using it to switch into u-turn users like meowscarada and roaring moon better, but that if you have hazard removal on the team that leftovers can be a solid choice to synergise with protect more. Intimidate allows it to more easily take neutral hits from its checks, such as Roaring Moon’s Dragon Claw and Meowscarada’s Play Rough. Tera Flying is the preferred Tera Type for granting Tauros-F resistance to Fighting and an immunity to Ground, while keeping its resistances to Bug and Grass intact, allowing it to check foes like Garchomp and Great Tusk more reliably. More reliably suggests it checks them that well without Tera'ing, would just say that it lets it check them instead since you don't really wanna be switching into eq without. If opting to run Leftovers, Tera Flying also grants the benefit of an immunity to all hazards, apart from Stealth Rock, which becomes a more inconvenient weakness.

Tauros-F works well on many balance and bulky offense teams as of its side solid defenses and lack of passivity. Due to its ability to counter Dark-types like Roaring Moon and Kingambit, counter is very generous to roaring moon considering its ability to 2HKO with CB eq through intimidate, would just say check or whatever Tauros-F makes a great partner to Ghost-types like Dragapult and Gholdengo. In specific, Dragapult can put pressure on Tauros-F’s checks, such as Dondozo and Garchomp, and Gholdengo blocks status conditions from the likes of Amoonguss, Rotom-W, and Toxapex. Its hard to make a leap to understand why this is specifically relevant to tauros to be mentioned here? Gholdengo is more just countering pex for you than just blocking status, but why is the blocking status relevant in general. Amoonguss is a weird example too considering it doesn't want to switch into tauros at all. Water-types like Slowking and Greninja also appreciate Meowscarada and Breloom being checked while countering offensive Water types like Quaquaval and opposing Greninja that can threaten Tauros-F, while stacking resistances to Fire and Ice, try not to reference type charts too much allowing Cinderace and Baxcalibur to be checked much more reliably. If running Leftovers, hazard removal from allies like Corviknight and Great Tusk is appreciated. Corviknight is an especially good partner for its ability to hard counter offensive Ground-types like Great Tusk. How does tusk help tauros here? in particular pressuring toxapex and clodsire seems noticeable.

Would it be worth mentioning hazard setters here too that can help tauros apply more pressure onto switch-ins and then you can link in how gholdengo can help block removal for the gholdengo stuff instead? Got some nice synergy with things like Ting-Lu covering some stuff like Dragapult, Iron Moth, bulky Volcarona etc for you.


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- Written by: [[BreloomBuddy, 619748]]
- Quality checked by: [[BT89, 487308], [username2, userid2]]
- Grammar checked by: [[username1, userid1]]

Lemme know when you've implemented this and i'll give it another look through before stamping. There's a fair bit of inconsistencies between the set and writing here that had to be fixed especially, and make sure you check for typos as you mispelled Will-O-Wisp every single time.
 

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[SET]
name: Defensive
move 1: Will-O-Wisp
move 2: Body Press
move 3: Raging Bull
move 4: Protect
item: Leftovers / Heavy-Duty Boots
tera type: Flying
ability: Intimidate
nature: Impish
evs: 252 HP / 4 Atk / 252 Def

[SET COMMENTS]
Tauron-F’s unique defensive typing with Intimidate allows it to act as a capable defensive pivot against prominent physical attackers like Kingambit, Meowscarada, and Roaring Moon. Will-O-Wisp can cripple physical attackers like Great Tusk, Dragonite, and Roaring Moon on the switch to prevent an otherwise losing matchup. Body Press is a powerful attack on Tauros-F, as it has the power to OHKO Greninja, which could otherwise switch into it safely, as well as Kingambit and Meowscarada. It also has a chance to OHKO Roaring Moon, while dealing notable damage to Garganacl and Ting-Lu. Raging Bull hits foes like Breloom and Gholdengo more consistently than Body Press, while removing Light Screen and Reflect against the occasional offensive Dual Screens teams. Protect lets Tauros-F stall for Will-O-Wisp chip and Leftovers recovery while scouting moves from choice-locked foes like Dragapult and Walking Wake. A physically defensive EV spread maximizes Tauros-F’s potential to check prominent Dark-types like Roaring Moon while alleviating passivity with a more powerful Body Press. Leftovers are the essential item for Tauros-F, as it is its only source of recovery, helping it more consistently switch into resisted attacks. Heavy-Duty Boots helps Tauros-F more easily switch into U-turn from pivots like Meowscarada and Roaring Moon, while synergizing well with Tera Flying to remove the Stealth Rock weakness. Heavy-Duty Boots can be more easily opted out of for Leftovers on teams with sufficient hazard control. Intimidate allows it to more easily take neutral hits from its checks, such as Roaring Moon’s Dragon Claw and Meowscarada’s Play Rough. Tera Flying is the preferred Tera Type for granting Tauros-F resistance to Fighting and an immunity to Ground, while keeping its resistances to Bug and Grass intact, allowing it to check foes like Garchomp and Great Tusk. If opting to run Leftovers, Tera Flying also grants the benefit of an immunity to all hazards, apart from Stealth Rock, which becomes a more inconvenient weakness. say something more along the lines of if running leftovers, it should beware of using Tera Flying unless absolutely necessary if it's teammates can't remove entry hazards.

Tauros-F works well on many balance and bulky offense teams as of its side solid defenses and lack of passivity. Due to its ability to check Dark-types like Roaring Moon and Kingambit, Tauros-F makes a great partner to Ghost-types like Dragapult and Gholdengo. In specific, Dragapult can put pressure on Tauros-F’s checks, such as Dondozo and Garchomp, and Gholdengo checks status-using foes like of Rotom-W and Toxapex. Water-types like Slowking and Greninja also appreciate Meowscarada and Breloom being checked while countering offensive Water types like Quaquaval and opposing Greninja that can threaten Tauros-F, while stacking resistances to Fire and Ice, allowing Cinderace and Baxcalibur to be checked much more reliably. If running Leftovers, hazard removal from allies like Corviknight and Great Tusk is appreciated. Corviknight is an especially good partner for its ability to hard counter offensive Ground-types like Great Tusk. Additionally, Great Tusk can pressure foes like Toxapex and Clodsire. Hazard setters like Ting-Lu and Great Tusk can aid the offensive pressure Tauros-F can exert by making it more difficult to switch into a typical check like Toxapex or Dragapult. Great Tusk does this job well by removing Heavy-Duty Boots from foes like Slowking, mention that it can also provide rapid spin support briefly (bearing in mind you already mentioned it above) while Ting-Lu can check foes like Dragapult, Iron Morh, spelling and Bulky Volcarona.

[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[BreloomBuddy, 619748]]
- Quality checked by: [[BT89, 487308], [[]]
- Grammar checked by: [[username1, userid1]]
yep you can 2/2 this now. ty for the quick implementation!
 
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[SET]
name: Defensive
move 1: Will-O-Wisp
move 2: Body Press
move 3: Raging Bull
move 4: Protect
item: Leftovers / Heavy-Duty Boots
tera type: Flying(
ability: Intimidate
nature: Impish
evs: 252 HP / 4 Atk / 252 Def

[SET COMMENTS]
Tauron Tauros-F’s unique defensive typing with Intimidate allows it to act as a capable defensive pivot against prominent physical attackers like Kingambit, Meowscarada, and Roaring Moon. Will-O-Wisp can cripples physical attackers like Great Tusk, Dragonite, and Roaring Moon on the switch to prevent an otherwise losing matchup. Body Press is a powerful attack on Tauros-F, as it has the power to OHKO Greninja, which could otherwise switch into it safely, as well as Kingambit and Meowscarada. It also has a chance to OHKO Roaring Moon (RC) while dealing notable damage to Garganacl and Ting-Lu. Raging Bull hits foes like Breloom and Gholdengo more consistently than Body Press (RC) while removing Light Screen and Reflect against offensive teams. Protect lets Tauros-F stall for Will-O-Wisp chip and grants it Leftovers recovery while scouting moves from choice-locked foes like Dragapult and Walking Wake. A physically defensive EV spread maximizes Tauros-F’s potential to check prominent Dark-types like Roaring Moon while alleviating passivity with a more powerful Body Press. Move this to the end of the paragraph, since EV spreads usually come after the Tera type Leftovers are the essential item for Tauros-F, as it is its only source of recovery, helping it more consistently switch into resisted attacks. Heavy-Duty Boots helps Tauros-F more easily switch into U-turn from pivots like Meowscarada and Roaring Moon (RC) while synergizing well with Tera Flying to remove the Stealth Rock weakness. Heavy-Duty Boots can be more easily opted out of for Leftovers on teams with sufficient hazard control. Intimidate allows it to more easily take neutral hits from its checks, such as Roaring Moon’s Dragon Claw and Meowscarada’s Play Rough. Tera Flying is the preferred Tera Type (change to lowercase) for granting Tauros-F resistance to Fighting and an immunity to Ground (RC) while keeping its resistances to Bug and Grass intact, allowing it to check foes like Garchomp and Great Tusk. If opting to run Leftovers, Tera Flying also grants the benefit of an immunity to all hazards, apart from Stealth Rock, which becomes a more inconvenient weakness.

Tauros-F works well on many balance and bulky offense teams as of its side solid defenses and lack of passivity. Due to its ability to check Dark-types like Roaring Moon and Kingambit, Tauros-F makes a great partner to Ghost-types like Dragapult and Gholdengo. In specific return, Dragapult can put pressure on Tauros-F’s checks, such as Dondozo and Garchomp, and Gholdengo checks status-using spreading foes like of Rotom-W and Toxapex. Water-types like Slowking and Greninja also appreciate Meowscarada and Breloom being checked while countering offensive Water types like Quaquaval and opposing Greninja that can threaten Tauros-F, while (end sentence here) They also stacking resistances to Fire and Ice, allowing Cinderace and Baxcalibur to be checked much more reliably. If running Leftovers, hazard removal from allies like Corviknight and Great Tusk is appreciated. Corviknight is an especially good partner for its ability to hard counter offensive Ground-types like Great Tusk. Additionally, Great Tusk can pressure foes like Toxapex and Clodsire. Hazard setters like Ting-Lu and Great Tusk can aid the offensive pressure Tauros-F can exert by making it more difficult to switch into a typical check like Toxapex or Dragapult. Great Tusk does this job well by removing Heavy-Duty Boots from foes like Slowking, while Ting-Lu can check foes like Dragapult, Iron Morh, and Bulky Volcarona.

[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[BreloomBuddy, 619748]]
- Quality checked by: [[BT89, 487308], [[Estarossa, 619748]]
- Grammar checked by: [[username1, userid1]]
 

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[SET]
name: Defensive
move 1: Will-O-Wisp
move 2: Body Press
move 3: Raging Bull
move 4: Protect
item: Leftovers / Heavy-Duty Boots
tera type: Flying
ability: Intimidate
nature: Impish
evs: 252 HP / 4 Atk / 252 Def

[SET COMMENTS]
Paldean Tauros-F’s unique defensive typing with Intimidate allows it to act as a capable defensive pivot against prominent physical attackers like Kingambit, Meowscarada, and Roaring Moon. Will-O-Wisp cripples physical attackers like Great Tusk, Dragonite, and Roaring Moon (you use moon as an example on basically every point so maybe remove/change this one) on the switch-in to prevent an otherwise losing matchup. Body Press is a powerful attack on Tauros-F, as it has the power to OHKO Greninja, which could otherwise switch into it safely, (qc change but tauros runs 2 stab moves and greninja cant switch into one of them, so i'd hardly call it a safe switchin otherwise) as well as Kingambit and Meowscarada. It also has a chance to OHKO Roaring Moon while dealing notable damage to Garganacl and Ting-Lu. Raging Bull hits foes like Breloom and Gholdengo more consistently than Body Press (gholdengo is immune to fighting) while removing Light Screen and Reflect against offensive teams. Protect lets Paldean Tauros-F stall for Will-O-Wisp damage and grants it Leftovers recovery while scouting moves from Choice-locked foes like Dragapult and Walking Wake. Leftovers are is the essential item for Tauros-F, as it is (hardly essential if slashed) its only source of recovery, helping it more consistently switch into resisted attacks. Heavy-Duty Boots helps Paldean Tauros-F more easily switch into U-turn from pivots like Meowscarada and Roaring Moon while synergizing well with Tera Flying to remove the Stealth Rock weakness. Heavy-Duty Boots can be more easily opted out of for Leftovers on teams with sufficient entry hazard control. Intimidate allows it to more easily take neutral hits from its checks, such as Roaring Moon’s Dragon Claw and Meowscarada’s Play Rough. Tera Flying is the preferred Tera type for granting Paldean Tauros-F resistance to Fighting and an immunity to Ground while keeping its resistances to Bug and Grass intact, allowing it to check foes like Garchomp and Great Tusk. If opting to run Leftovers, Tera Flying also grants the benefit of an immunity to all hazards, apart from Stealth Rock, which becomes a more inconvenient weakness. A physically defensive EV spread maximizes Paldean Tauros-F’s potential to check prominent Dark-types like Roaring Moon while alleviating passivity with a more powerful Body Press.

Paldean Tauros-F works well on many balance and bulky offense teams as because of its side solid defenses and lack of passivity. Due to its ability to check Dark-types like Roaring Moon and Kingambit, Paldean Tauros-F makes a great partner to Ghost-types like Dragapult and Gholdengo. In return, Dragapult can put pressure on Paldean Tauros-F’s checks, such as Dondozo and Garchomp, and Gholdengo checks status-spreading foes like Rotom-W and Toxapex. Water-types like Slowking and Greninja also appreciate Paldean Tauros-F checking Meowscarada and Breloom being checked while countering offensive Water types like Quaquaval and opposing Greninja (slowking or greninja don't counter greninja bc it can run dark pulse and grass knot) that can threaten Paldean Tauros-F. They also resistances to Fire and Ice, allowing can check Cinderace and Baxcalibur to be checked much more reliably. If running Leftovers, hazard removal from allies like Corviknight and Great Tusk is appreciated. Corviknight is an especially good partner for its ability to hard counter offensive Ground-types like Great Tusk. Additionally, Great Tusk can pressure foes like Toxapex and Clodsire. Hazard setters like Ting-Lu and Great Tusk can aid the offensive pressure Paldean Tauros-F can exert by making it more difficult to switch into a typical check like Toxapex or Dragapult. Great Tusk does this job well by removing Heavy-Duty Boots from foes like Slowking, while Ting-Lu can check foes like Dragapult, Iron Morh, and bulky Volcarona.

[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[BreloomBuddy, 619748]]
- Quality checked by: [[BT89, 487308], [[Estarossa, 619748]]
- Grammar checked by: [[username1, userid1]]
 
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